Ross Retiring As B L C Head
Norman M. Ross will retire as general manager of General Motors Brown Lipe Chapin Division with Edward A. Kaegi succeeding him. Kaegi from Detroit Transmission in Ypsilanti assumes the role effective Monday and will oversee bumper guards, hub caps, grills and other chrome parts at Town Line Road plant and Elyria Ohio plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman M. Ross
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
General Motors Corp
Edward A. Kaegi
Detroit
Harlow H. Curtice
Kaegi
Town Line Road
Elyria
Ohio
Cleveland
Ross
National Carbon Company
135Th Field Artillery
Guide Lamp Motors Company
General Motors
Brown-Lipe- Chapin
Syracuse
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
St. Paul's Church
New Albany
Ind
Purdue University
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Delco Radio Division
Kokomo
X-Ray Post Pay Hikes Proposed for City Technician Posts
Health Department plans to submit salary increases to the Salary Board of Review to restore the tuberculosis X-ray program in industrial plants. Mayor Mead endorsed boosting pay to attract qualified technicians, noting the need to fill two X-ray posts. Dr. Bigwood cited budget limits and requested an $800 raise, aiming to fund the second half of 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Mead
Board of Estimate
David E. Bigwood
Bigwood
Speeding in State Street Lands Man with Reduced Fine
Robert J. Shaw of Garden City Long Island was arrested for speeding at 46 to 48 mph on State Street. He pled guilty before Judge Truman H. Preston, was fined 50 dollars and license suspended until July 16, later the fine was cut to 35 dollars after another talk with the judge. he paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Chiefs
Robert J. Shaw
Garden City
S. State
Girls Escape Molester Near Kirk Park
An apparent sex deviate lured three girls behind bushes in Kirk Park, then tried to silence one with a hand over the mouth. The youths fled, and police issued a general alarm for a 16 year old wearing a blue shirt and dungarees. The item also notes U S personal income at about 314 billion dollars per year in early 1956.
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Kirk Park
U. S
Two youths get prison terms for Camillus barn fires
Two youths admitted setting fires to barns in Camillus and were sentenced by County Judge Leo W Breed. Frederick A Paninski Jr 17 of Cazenovia drew two concurrent 5 to 10 year terms for fires at the Tilden G Bower Farm Nov 21 and Delbert Armstrong Farm March 29. Robert L Simons 17 of RD 1 Warners received an indefinite term up to five years. Henry R Russell 20 of 365 Seymour St pleaded guilty to a second degree forgery and was sent to Elmira Reception Center. Edward Zanevatch 34 of Hartwood Mines Pa got 2 1/2 to 5 years for first degree grand larceny theft of a car. Virginia Pickett alias La Tity 25 of Hoboken probation for three years and $415 restitution for second degree forgery. Louis Le Vesque 31 of 21414 Draper S Rd Solvay admitted second offender status due to 1947 forgery conviction and will be sentenced July 6 on a bigamy charge.
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Camillus
Leo W. Breed
Frederick A. Paninski, Jr
Cazenovia
Tilden G. Bower Farm
Delbert Armstrong Farm
Robert L. Simons
RD-1
Warners
Breed
Elmira
Henry R. Russell
Seymour St
Edward Zanevatch
Hartwood Mines
Attica State
Virginia Pickett
la Tity
Hoboken
Louis le Vesque
Draper Srd
Solvay
Ontario County
Fire at New Par Tavern reports rubbish blaze in cellar
Firefighters from Engine Co. 1 and Truck Co. 6 responded after Patrolman James Longo spotted dense smoke pouring from the cellar at 113 E Willow St. The blaze started in rubbish in the basement and all escape without injuries as the tavern’s bar is leased by Lute Renna from Roy Reynolds. About 40 percent of US radios are car designed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Par Tavern
Willow St
James Longo
Charles Weber
Engine Co. 1
Truck Co
Michael Renna
Morhouse Heads Delegates At Republican Convention Delegation
Albany reports the New York Republican delegation selected Morhouse as delegation chairman and reappointed Dean Taylor and Mrs Weis Jr as national committee members. The body also named vice chairman Mrs Weis and Dunkirk chairman Joseph Rubenstein to key committees with names tied to 1952 convention. The 98 vote group will convene in Chicago to organize before San Francisco.
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Walter ¥. McGuinness
Albany
San Francisco
L. Judson
Morhouse
Dewey
Eisenhower
Weis
Joseph Rubenstein
Dunkirk
Chautauqua County
Oswald D. Heck
Schenectady
Queens
Edwin G. Michaelian
White Plains
Irving M. Ives
Norwich
Jane Todd
Dean P.taylor
Troy
Charles W. Weis Jr
Rochester
New York State
Onondaga
S ‘G.O.P
George L. Traister
Norma J. Stone
John H. Hughes
R. Walter Riechiman
Traister
Chicago
City Hopes $345000 Slum Study for Syracuse Project
A federal state urban renewal grant of 345000 may fund a two year pilot study to examine slum elimination in Syracuse and its metropolitan area. The effort will assess population, industry, redevelopment economics and planning methods to guide future renewal nationwide.
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Syracuse
Utica
Rochester
Acuse
Joseph P. McMurray
Offi
Cials
Triangle Block
Mayor Plans Veto Of James Street City Land Sales
Mead intends to veto two Common Council ordinances that would sell city owned parcels at 1211 and 1225 James Street for 4750 dollars each. The Real Estate Commission recommended disapproval to allow higher offers after initial approval to Sylvester Zurich. Benjamin Gingold proposed public auction to obtain the best bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Common Council
LZUU
James St
Real Estate Commission
James
Downtown parking boost eyed with 500 to 750 spaces
A plan approved by the Retail Merchants Division and Chamber of Commerce envisions 500 to 750 extra parking spaces in downtown. Trucking officials and merchants urged loading zones be repurposed for all day use, with some zones usable after 1 p.m. City traffic committees will review the measure and a new ordinance on part-time loading zone parking may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Walter L. Fox
Uy Gauith
William Duffy
Allied Transportation Assn
William T. Lane
Syracuse Parking Authority
Syr
Acuse Common Council
Bureau of Traffic and Lighting
Duffy
Police
Liverpool appoints three new teachers for fall term
Three new teachers have been appointed to Liverpool Central Schools for the fall term. Miss Katherine Crosly will teach elementary grades and is a graduate of New Paltz State Teachers College. Miss Andrea Knuth becomes physical education instructor and is a Cortland State Teachers College graduate. Mrs. Dorothy Tarasevich is named junior high teacher and a Russell Sage College alumna.
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Liverpool Central Schools
Katherine Crosly
New Paltz State Teachers, College
Andrea Knuth
Cortland State Teachers College
Dorothy ‘Tarasevich
Russell Sage College
Hancock Heads Board
The Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts named Theodore M. Hancock to succeed Carlyle M. Ashley as president. New officers include Mrs. William Bynum first vice president Jon S. Dietz second vice president and Mrs. Phillip M. Hofstein corresponding secretary. Reelected were F. Channing Soule secretary and Miss Ann W. Olmstead recording secretary. Mrs. Robert A. Riester elected to the board to succeed Richard A. Amberg. Hon honorary trustees named Miss Ethel Mundy Frederick W. Baerker and Oscar F. Soule. A sympathy resolution was sent to Mrs. Thomas J. Watson on the death of her husband head of International Business Machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Theodore M. Hancock
Carlyle M. Ashley
William Bynum
Jon S. Dietz
Phillip M. Holstein
F. Channing Soule
Ann W. Olmstead
Robert A. Riester
Richard A. Amberg
Ethel Mundy
Frederick W. Baerker
Oscar F. Soule
Thomas J. Watson
Syracuse Museum
Watson
International Business Maichine Co
Arterial Road Project Bids Open for Syracuse Area
The Oswego Blvd plan calls for demolition of 162 buildings with bids accepted today for the first 50. The arterial project covers 2.70 miles of road and 2.11 miles of access roads from the city line through Lyncourt to the Thompson Rd circle, featuring a six lane underpass at the New York Central and a traffic circle east of Town Line Rd. Route 298 will shift north to a divided four lane highway with two extra lanes planned later. Construction awaits a federal highway bill and title transfers as properties are cleared.
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City Line
Feeveen Teall Ave
Schaeffer, Ave
Thompson Rd
Oswego Blvd
Twenty five exchange students begin month long U S tour
Twenty five foreign exchange students from New York State and New England met in Syracuse to begin a month long tour of the United States. The group, financed by scholars at American schools and organized by the American Field Service, will visit Detroit Madison Wade Chicago TimaxVale and other places before a five day convention near New York City and a cruise home. They will meet President Eisenhower in Delaware on July 13.
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New York State
New England
Syracuse
United States
America
American Field Service
Detroit
Good Will
Malcolm E. Peabody
Syracuse A. F. S
Kay. Bayless
Selway
Europe
AFS
Madison
Wade Chicago
TimaxVale
Tenn
Washington
Eisenhower
Wilmington
Del
Fort Hamilton
New York City
Quebec
Dreamt of Sun Valley Vacation Becomes Reality
A husband reveals how annual dreams of a Sun Valley trip were blocked by money but this year his ONONDAGA SAVINGS VACATION CLUB membership covered the vacation cost upfront for him and Sally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Sun Valley
Onondaga Savings Vacation Club
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Arthur J. Cornelius
Herald-Journal
Precision Air Service
Court St
Nixon
Eissenhower
Traisfer
RTE
McMurray
Arthur A. ‘Reed
Reed
City Planning Commission
Sergei N. Grimm
Planning Commission
Syracuse University
James St. Lot Sales
Liverpool
Oes Pool Whittbwu
Hancock
Currier and Ives
Fayetteville
Howard of Olksor
Bene
Uae
Jou John
Fayetteville Road
Reimar Lg
Rae Orcl Ae
Oswego
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