Memorial Parking Plan Discussed by City Leaders
City Common Council members and the Memorial Commission held a meeting to review proposed parking and site options for the Memorial, debating traffic impact and the benefits of locating the structure away from the central Gowritons area while noting the city pays about 70 percent of the taxes.
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Tae
CGR
Mermorial Commission
Charias
Waaane County
Gars & T
ES Lake
State
Madison
Stark
Parkin
Gowritons
Parkin Stark
Smaler
Traister
Firm Cancels Bus Orders Amid Slump in 1948
Syracuse Transit Corporation reports reduced business with 23 new 34 passenger buses received this year and all other orders cancelled. The annual report shows net income of 86,227 in 1948 versus 216,513 in 1947, and a quarterly dividend of 75 cents not earned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Benjamin ©. Tilton
Tilion
State Budget Cuts Hit Onondaga County Highway Funds
WIENEASE ROBINSON, state district engineer, estimated that Gov. Dewey's proposed budget slash would cost Onondaga County about 5,060,660 in highway funds. The cut would end $2,009,000 for Oswego bird improvements, 3,500,000 for a new bridge at James Street and Thompson Road, and reduce State Thruway spending in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wienease Robinson
Thomas E. Dewerx
Onondaga County
Robinson
Oswego Bird
James St
Thompson Rd
Warren Winkelstein Jr Appointed to New York Health Department
Dr Warren Winkelstein Jr son of Mr and Mrs Warren Winkelstein of East Lake Road Cazenovia receives appointment at the New York State Department of Health in Geneva He will assume duties in April leaving his Buffalo post to join the Geneva office for the government health role.
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Warren Winkelstec, Jr
Mir. and
Jirs. Warren, Winkelstein
East Lake Rd
Cazenovia
New York State Department of Health
Geneva
Department
Buffalo
Hospital Gets New X Ray Equipment for Diagnostics
Memorial Hospital announced the donation of a new seriograph X ray system funded by Vadeboncoeur and Bernthal. The machine enables rapid two series imaging at half second intervals to trace DiCo0d flow and aid heart and brain studies. A research program is planned to advance medical knowledge and patient care in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine
Sive Focuse Memorial Hossiié Medical Marvel
EL EL Vadeboncoeur
Murray Fascus
Vadeboncoeur
Bernthal
Dam Tool Shack Destroyed by Fire on Onondaga Creek Dam
A tool shack at the Onondaga Creek dam project near Nedrow burned last night, destroying machinery including water pumps and wheelbarrows used by Mondo Construction Co. Estimated damage reaches 31,500. Fire departments from Lafayette and Nedrow responded. cause undetermined. Deputy sheriffs investigated with guards present.
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Nedrow
Joseph
Cougel
Mondo Construction Co
Thomas Gabriel
Fred Armstrong
Lafayette
T. A. Miessersmith
Eary Graf
Solvay Process Co
Andrew Hoffman
Henry Coughlin
Blanchard Chrysler
Deer Meat On Menu At Onondaga County Home
A deer was shot in a field in Oiisco and removed to the Onondaga County Home for future menus. Leonard De Ryte and his 14 year old son Francis faced authorities after deputies found the animal hidden and showed the location to officers. De Ryte and his son were lured over by Charles Hunter of the Conservation Department.
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Onondaga County
Oiisco
Leonard de Ryte
Francis
Yale Cummings
Arthur Willis
Soe Rawlings
New York Central
Oitisco
Cummings
Willis
de Byte
Charles Hunter
The
Conservation Department
Jewish Center Plans Membership Drive
The Jewish Center plans a membership drive at the center on Almond Street to expand programs as construction of a new community center begins this year. Committees include Women’s division chaired by Mrs. Simon and Men’s division chaired by Dr. Joseph Watson with numerous volunteers assisting.
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Jewish Center
Almond Str
David M. Gradinger
Ika
Jerry Wilson
Simon
Harold Manheim
Sanford S. Engel
Jerome
M. Wilson
Louis XX. Spindelman
Samuel Johnson
Leo ©. Blaustein
Wilton Weiss
Manny Phriltir
Moses Spector
Joseph Watson
A. Solomon Menter
Leon A. Goldstein
Barney B. Schwarz Jacob
Alpern
Lester
Hauibert Haulstein
Louis Youngs
J. Leo Feigenbaum
Jack J. Finkelstein
Albertt Orenstein
Pa. Solomon, Machi
Irving Carmen
Robert Cc. Schwartz
Alen Qolum
Tracey H_ Ferguson
Stephen Reiss
Coun
Boy Sights First Robin Of Season
Dougie Muir eight-year-old of 318 Renwick Avenue reports sighting a robin in his backyard near the Muir home. He says the bird appeared rested after migration from the South and showed children how robins look learned at Cathedral School.
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Dougie Mur
Renwick Av
Dougie
Muir Home
Ronnie
Gary
Karen
Robin
Cathedral
Mr. and Airs
Douglas A. Muir
Panel discussion on pupil relations at Syracuse Pi Lambda Theta meeting
Seven junior high students from Lyncourt and Edward Smith schools join a panel on pupil relation to the teacher at a Syracuse University Pi Lambda Theta meeting. Moderator Mrs Margaret Trippe will lead the 7:30 PM program in Slocum Hall North Room with students Cynthia Tasker Robert Helly Richard Damiano Nancy Beaubiah Barbara Kramer John Creasy Paul Machotka and others named in attendance.
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Xncourt
Edward Smith
Syracuse University
Pi Lambda Theta
National Education Honorary
Slocum Hall
Margaret Peterson Trippe
Oswego
Clege
Lyncourt
Cynthia Tasker
Edward Tasker
Renwick Dr
Robert Helly
Robert Kelly
Hamden Dr
Richard Damaino
Carmen D. Damiano
Court St
Nancy Beaubiah
Leonard Beaubiah
Court St. Edward Smith
Barbara Kramer
Frederick J. Kramer
Isumner
John Creasy
Lancaster Av
Paul Machotka
Otakar Miachotka
Ackerman Av
Sludge Dump Near Airport Is Plan
Commissioner Raymond H. Dodge reports in 1948 that the Solvay Process Co plans sludge dumping near Municipal Airport. The city aims to hold the airport for non aviation uses until Hancock Airport reopens in July. The report lists 49 new equipment items and seeks additional snow‑fighting vehicles, submitted to Mayor Frank J. Costello.
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Raymond H. Dodge
Public Works
Solvay Process Co
Municipal
Hancock Airport
Dodze
Man Injured Falling From Ladder In Porter-Cable Work
Paul Shope of 223 Sabine Street suffered fractures to both wrists facial abrasions and possible internal injuries after a two foot fall from a ladder while repairing a clothesline in his yard. He was taken in fair condition to Onondaga General Hospital. An eight year old boy Joseph Crane Jr was bruised after being struck by a bus wheel near his home.
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Paul Shofe
Sabine St
Onondaga General Hospital
Bernard Weber
Shofft
Porter-Cable Etachle Co
Weber
Joseph Crane, Jr
Joseph F. Crane
Marcellus Sr
Onondara General Hospital
John Brolan
Charles Slivinski
Brentgomery Si
Istene
Chester Piat Hkowski
Syra-Merics to Install Officers March 15 in Syracuse
The Syra-Merics, Syracuse affiliate of the Syrian and Lebanese American Federation of the Eastern States, will install officers March 15. Named are George Mahshie president Richard J Nojeim vice president Evelyn Abdo general secretary Bertha Kassouf corresponding secretary Victor Bassa treasurer Leigh Nojeim public relations. The group plans the mid year executive board conference for June 4 and 5 in Syracuse with Mahshie and Alvee Corey as co chairs.
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Syra-Merics
Syracuse
George Mahshie
Richard J. Nojeim
Evelyn Abdo
Bertha Kassouf
Victor Bassa
Leigh Nojeim
Mahshie
iAlvee Corey
Interclub Kiwanis Meeting Tuesday 1939
The Dewitt Kiwanis Club hosts its first Interclub meeting of 1939 Tuesday at 6 30 PM at Henry Moran's Restaurant with the Salvayv Geddes Club. Main speaker Maurice Hillson discusses Tragedy of Displaced Persons. Harold Steiner, visiting club president, will conduct the session.
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Dewitt, Kiwanis Club
Salvayv-Geddes Club
Henry Moran
Maurice Hillson
Harold Steiner
Chuir
Vocational Pupils To Conduct World Government Forum
Pupils from Vocational High School will hold a round table discussion on World Government for World Peace Tuesday at 7 PM in East Syracuse High School Auditorium. Guest speakers include William Jost and chair Thomas Goliey with Roberta Grassman Frances Locke and Betty Wasmer among the attendees. Public invited.
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Vocational High School
W.M C.A
East Syracuse
SPM
East Syracuse High School
William Jost
Thomas Goliey
Roa Ywrober Piskara Atv
Seles Aeitee Grassman
Frances Locke
Betty Wasmer
Free Chest X-Ray Drive Ends Soon in Onondaga County
Ten days remain for residents aged 15 and older to receive a free chest X-ray as state mobile units plan schedules across Onondaga County locations including Jamesville Minoa Fayetteville Manlius Skaneateles and Baldwinsville. Units operate March 14 to 18 with hours 2 PM to 5 PM and variably 10:30 AM to 5 PM on certain days.
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Ononcaga County
E. Cornelly
Onondaga Health Association
Yesterdy
Counly
East Stracise
Sige Health Department
Jamesville
Minoa High School
Fayeteville
Payetteville High School
Payettevile
Manlius
Aunicipal Buskine
Lafayette Central School
theTully Central School
Skaneateles
Fabius Central School
Solvay
Montrose Avy
Baldwinsville
Morris Machine Company
Mforris Machine Company
Baldwinsville Free Academy
Disabled Veterans Plan Annual Banquet Thursday
Howard Mitchell Coonley Chapter 30 Disabled American Veterans will hold its annual banquet in Hertel Onondez. Capt. officers of Title 2 AE and guest speaker Mir. Elogan will attend. Guests include Howard Coonley and family, James Appleford, Arthur DeSummer, John Chulaski, George Havell, H Paul Nelligan, William Quinn, Lawrence Rulison, Dennis Sullivan, James Welch, Leo Sheeler, Louis Veundeau, and others from DLA Veterans Affairs and labor groups. Reservations through Calederala in the Chimes Building.
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Howard Mitchell Coonley
Ameri- Com Veleriats
Hertel Onondez
Mir
Howard Coonley
W. Onondagasi
Fatten Speicher
Jam Appleford
American Legion
Arthur W
Veterans of Wars
The
Pev
Francis “Surmer
Loretto Forest
John Chulaski
D.A.V
George Havell
Syracuse
Ofice, Veterans Administration
H. Paul Nelligan
Manufacturers” Association
William S. Quinn
Syracuse Federaion of Labor
Lawrence M. Rulison
Dennis F. Sul
J. L. Hane
la Fracuse
Veterans Administration
Calederala
Chimes
Vaccine Now Sold Without Permit for Poultry Disease
Poultrymen may buy Newcastle vaccine without a permit, announced by Charles Ostrander, assistant county agricultural agent. The vaccine, used to immunize poultry herds, previously required a permit until March 1. The Onondaga County Farm Bureau and County Animal Disease Control Committee will supply Newcastle and Fow Pox vaccines.
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Newcastle
Charles Ostrander
Onondaga County Farm Bureau
County Animal Disease Control Committee
Osirander
Camillus Names Frank Pugh Police Chief For Speed Enforcement
Frank Pugh leads Camillus police with 24 hour year round traffic enforcement. Since taking office in February he has fined 41 speeders totaling over 300 dollars and nine other cases await disposition. The 25 mph limit is strictly enforced across East and West Hills to keep vehicles under control.
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Frank Pugh
Camillus
Pugh
East Hill
West Hill
Board of Trustees
Herbert J. Padduck
Charles O'Hara
Francis Haneur
Syracuse University
Lipe Rathway
Northwestern University
Chicago
Fire drives quick blaze from chimney at 425 N Franklin St
Three fire companies battled a morning blaze in a two story dwelling at 425 North Franklin Street. The roof fire originated from a chimney and the home occupants Mr and Mrs Antonio Maggetto were unable to escape further damage. No other buildings were harmed.
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Franklin St
Antonio Maggesto
Navy dental reserve meeting to form unit here
Navy dental reserve men will meet at the Navy recruiting office on Monday to gauge interest in forming a Naval Dental Reserve unit. Dr. David Kennedy will conduct the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Dental Reserve
S$ Pal
Navy Recruiting Office
Naval Dental Reserve
David Kennedy
9 Day Stay Of Freedom Train Ends
The New York State Freedom Train left Geddes yard early this morning for a nine day Auburn stay and will visit Seneca, Geneva, Canandaigua, Penn Yan, Lyons, Newark, Palmyra, and Rochester before heading to Buffalo and ending in Syracuse. The trip is supported by the Herald-Journal and built by the state and private railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geddes St
New York
Central
Auburn
York State
Syracuse
Herald-Journal l Heraldstan Car
Park Hill Meeting Promised by Terrace-Park Hil Association
The monthly meeting of the Tames Street Terrace Park Hill Improvement Association will be held tomorrow at SPS in Park School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Street Terrace-Park Hil Improvement Association
SPS
Park Fil
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TRE
Biore Wemnbers
Weiss
Bes. S
Basel
Louis N. Sphidelman
Simone HR. Ceben
Haroh
A. Manheim
Jergme M. Wilson
Salem Trade Community Association
Jeff
David H. Patton
Fred J. Jibson
Clare C. Russell
G. Richard Gottschalk
Board of Education
Harry P. Smith
Interclub Kiwanis Meeting
Genesee Street
Postoffice
Ben Werrauch
Peter Raglan
Luke Maxsaro
Frank el Caldersla
Ar Tanevements
Yur Liiyabbed
Amiericeam
Disabled
Genesee Si
New de Soto
Nellenback Bros., Inc
Nellenback Bros
Salina St
de Soto - Plymouth
Navy Dental Unit
New York State
Park Hill Meeting
Schieder Optometrist - Optician
E.genesee
Fleer
Tire Tracs
Forsythe Motors
Plymouth
Trulks
W.genesee ST
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