Oswego Bus Firm Seeks 16 Percent Fare Hike
Oswego and Syracuse intercity lines seek a 16 percent fare increase to avoid bankruptcy. Murray Campbell cites a 31 percent drop in passengers over five years and heavy tax burdens as causes. officials plan to present the case to the Public Service Commission in Albany.
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Syracuse
Oswgo Motor Lines
State Public Service Commission
Murray Campbell
Albany
PSC
Oswego
Phoenix
Baldwinsville
Liverpool
Brewerton
South Bay
Mattydale
Hancock Airport
Campbell
Public Service Commission
Harriman
Dewey
Empire State Railroad Company
Esso Seeks $1069 in Municipal Court Suit
Esso Standard Oil of Delaware sues Baldwinsville firm owners Edith C. and William B. Giddings to recover 1069.09 for gasoline oil and other goods bought on two Esso credit cards from June 9, 1953, to January 20, 1954. About 1150 has been paid and the defendants deny owing the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esso Standard Oil Company of Delaware
Baldwinsville
Edith C
William B. Giddings
Giddings
Esso
2d Offender Sentenced to Attica for Burglary
Harold Bennett 31 of 189 Rose Ave was sentenced to five to ten years in Attica State Prison for a Christmas Day burglary at Cyril A Larkins 1224 N State St. Bennett pleaded guilty Feb 10 to a reduced third degree burglary and was found to be a second offender due to a 1951 house breaking conviction in Greer Green ville South Carolina.
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Harold Bennett
Rose Av
Attica
Cyril A Larkins
N. State
Bennett
Leo W. Breed
S.C
Leekwill2
Woman Steals Boy Dog In Green Car
Police hunt a woman who snatched a 10 month old blonde cocker spaniel named Blondie from three year old Freddie MacKenzie in Midland Avenue, taking the dog during play and leaving the boy distraught. Janet MacKenzie briefly sheltered the dog until the thief left. The incident occurred yesterday as Freddie’s family seeks help to recover the pet.
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Freddie MacKenzie
Midland Av
Frederick MacKenzie
Blondie
Freddie
Janet
Dean Thurman links life to dwelling place of God in worship
Rev. Dr. Howard Thurman at First Baptist Church tells Lenten worshippers that life is the dwelling place of God and that individuals nations and governments must mirror that aim. Charles Bradlee presided at the service with Rev. Benton of St Pauls Methodist Church in attendance. Tomorrow interdenominational service will feature Rev. Dr Carl C Rasmussen of Gettysburgs Lutheran Theological Seminary.
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Howard Thurman
Daniel L. Marsh Chapel
Boston University
First Baptist Church
Thurman
Charles Bradiee
First Methodist Church
Charles Benton
St Paul’s
D P W workers loaned to Legion for emergency project
Three public works employees were taken off the city payroll for five days to assist at the American Legion Post 41 clubrooms on Clinton Street. Public Works Commissioner Charles Stanton said the move was exceptional but not unusual and noted the workers returned to city duties after completing the clubhouse tasks. He cited a safety issue with flaking concrete as the emergency justification and identified the workers as Claude Chubb Peter Pagano and Robert Thorn. Stanton added the Legion members are Chubb and Pagano and that loans to private industry have occurred before, though not widespread. Councilman Ambrose Amidon confirms Stanton’s ties as Legion post president of the holding corporation.
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Syracuse Transit Corporation
Campbell
Public Works Department
American Legion
S. Clinton St
Public Works
Charles
Stanton
Claude Chubb
Peter Pagano
Gunniters
Robert Thorn
Chubb
Pagano
Legion Post
Ambrose Amidon
Public Works Committee
The
Common Council
American Legion Holding Corporation
Syracuse University Projects 250000-Volt X-Ray Device
Syracuse University unveils a 250 600 volt industrial X ray unit at the Research Institute on the Colleagle campus. The device inspects metals and raw materials for defects, improving production methods and reducing waste while protecting workers through thick concrete shielding.
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Syracuse University
United States
William C. Wheadon
Syracuse University Research Institute
Collendale
William Torbdick
Syracuse
General Elastic Company
Legal Loophole Threatens City With Substantial Loss in Taxes
Albany Syracuse faces grave anger over potential loss of tax revenues and costly litigation if a legal loophole in the State Enabling Act for the 2 percent city sales tax is not fixed. Victor Condello warns that Syracuse relies on fractions of a cent to maintain agreed collections, risking an attack if New York City case rules on breakage. Finance Commissioner Bedford cites uncertainty over potential losses and expects an amendment to preserve the current system.
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Herald-Journal
Albany
Syracuse
Victor F. Condelly
New York
New York City
Condello
Binghamton
Elmira
George H. Bedford
Air Force training center site delays and land disputes
The Park Board faces a deed clause risk in abandoning canal land slated for a new Air Force training center. State legislature approval would delay, but Colonel Shallcross cites urgent needs as Hancock Field site near existing installations gains favor. Army plans on Electronics Pkwy face uncertainty, with prior Syracuse University land proposal rejected after neighborhood protests.
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Air Force Reserve
Town Line Rd
Hancock Field
Old Liverpool Rd
Seventh North St
Park Board
New York State
Air Force
Shallcross
Air Reserve Center
N. Warren St
Air National Guard
Marine Corps Reserve
First Army
Bertel Grundburg
Department of the Army
Grundburg
Army Reserve
Army
Syracuse University
E. Colvin St
Lancaster
Ace Ae
Ngress
Syracuse
Bureau of the Budget
Defense
Man Injured In Street Fight
Joseph Napp twenty seven of 321 West Genesee Street was injured in a street fight in the 300 block of West Genesee. Patrolman Lawrence Doodigan stated Napp required five stitches to close a lacerated lip and a tetanus shot. He was treated at St. Josephs Hospital and released.
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W. Genesee St
Joseph Napp
W.genesee St
Lawrence Doodigan
Napp
St. Joseph's Hospital
Evans Mills Farrier William E. Rogers Celebrates 64th Birthday
William E. Rogers a farrier of the Evans Mills area observed his 64th birthday yesterday at his home in Pamela Four Corners. A native of Leray he married Etta Sheffner on December 9, 1885. she died in 1938. Rogers retired from farming years ago and has one son Eaton S. Rogers of Parelia.
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Evans Mills
William E. Rogers
Pamela Four Corners
Leray
Etta Sheffner
Rogers
Eaton S. Rogers
Parelia
Rent Decontrol Debate Rages Over Syracuse Plans
Albany reports Onondaga legislators oppose statewide decontrol, backing a Republican plan to decontrol owner occupied one and two family homes in limited areas. Governor Harriman warns decontrol could raise rents and create loopholes, while Census Bureau surveys will study vacancies and rents in four cities to guide policy.
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Harriman
Syracuse
Upstate
Assembly
Joseph Carlino
Nassau
State Rental Commission
Herald-Journal
New York City
Onondaga
Carlino
Federal Census Bureau
Charles Abrams
Census Bureau
Buffalo
Rochester
Schenectady
Albany
Lie's In Cause of Peace Reviewed for UN Group
The Syracuse Association for the United Nations reviewed Trygve Lie's In Cause of Peace at a meeting hosted by Bishop and Mrs. Peabody. Mrs. Joseph P. Bourke led the discussion, noting Lie's view of UN evolution amid great powers' conflicts and its role in Iran Greece Indonesia and Arab-Israeli and India Pakistan armistices. The group plans a March 14 meeting at Mrs. Maxwell Brace's home.
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Lie
UN Group
United Nations
Syracuse Association For the United Nations
Malcolm E. Peabody
Alexander F. Jones
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Trygve Lie
Joseph P. Bourke
Iran
Greece
Soviet Union
United States
Irs
Maxwell Brace
Piercefield i
Noble Dean to speak at Central Association dinner
Dean Charles Noble of Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University will address a 5 30 PM dinner meeting of the Central Association of District Superintendents for Schools at Onondaga Hotel Roof Garden. More than 60 central New York superintendents attend the annual conference opening today with sessions to conclude tomorrow. Gwyn Thomas of Syracuse Manufacturers Association spoke on business industry links to education, joined by Dean Virgil Rogers on secondary schooling and J A Richards on teaching methods for homebound children.
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Charles Noble
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Central Association of District Superintendents
Onondaga Hotel
Central New York
Gwyn Thomas
Syracuse Manufacturers’ Association
Virgil Rogers
School of Education
J. A. Richards
New York Telephone Company
Snowballer Loses Ring in Action
A 14 year old boy Lawrence Wasong of 365 Bruce street said he was throwing snowballs when a $50 gold ring slipped from his finger near East Genesee street and Fellows street. Patrolmen LaVere and Burns searched the area but did not recover the ring.
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Lawrence Wasong
Bruce St
Thruway Truck Fire Extinguished Early Morning
Waterloo and Magee firemen battled a tractor-trailer blaze on the Thruway this morning. The vehicle caught fire about 6 20 AM and was extinguished shortly before 8 AM.
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Waterloo
Magee
Thruway
Lee
Forgiveness as Core Teaching in Civic Lenton Services
The article notes Jesus words on forgiveness and Carlyle praise, urging a forgiving life. It describes Syracuse Civic Lenton Services now in its sixth year at First Raphet Church, with 15 minute meditations led by Protestant leaders. Broadcasts air on W8YR and WFBL 1180 AM weekly nights.
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Syracuse
Raphet
W8yr
WFBL
SURE SIGN OF SPRING TULIPS UP IN MATTYDALE
Mrs Homer Figie of Mattydale reports a sure sign of spring as tulips near her Brown street and Factory avenue home push up an inch. Fifteen to twenty clumps along the house sprouted this morning, planted in fall two years ago and earlier than last year.
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Homer Figie
Mattydale
Figie
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D.P.W
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Bedford
Walter F. McGuinness
Snowballer
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Che Zenten
Kenneth F. Sniffen
Calvary Baptist Church
Rev
Sniffen
Jesus
Carlyle
Ris Heavenly Father
Christ
Peter
Jesus Christ
Parke
First Federal
Shoppingtown
Dewitt
Sakna St
Fpobin's
Fairmount
Miss Waldron
Corres
Fair City Savings
End Loan Association
Genesee
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