Conservation Law Changes Voted in Senate
Four amendments to the conservation law received final Senate approval and await the governor’s signature. Legislation by Assemblyman Leo Lawrence would allow minors under 16 to take frogs without a license by various methods where legal. Another Lawrence bill would let the Conservation Department team with Pennsylvania to fix uniform open seasons for Delaware River waters. Verdon W Blodgett of Yates County seeks to remove Keuka Lake outlet from rainbow trout rules, while Richard Lourdsberry of Owego amends rules on artificial light for deer, lifting the ban on light possession but keeping hunting with light illegal.
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Albany
Senate
Harriman
Leo Lawrence
Herkimer
Lawrence
Conservation Department
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Verdon
W. Blodgett
Yates County
Keuka Lake
Niagara Mohawk Seeks First Atom Power Sale
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. bids to buy the first electricity from the atom power plant at West Milton near Schenectady. AEC officials say the bid aligns with local power rates as Knolls reactor at West Milton supports government research. The Wall Street Journal says sales may begin this summer under a three year contract, though the firm notes atom power will take years to compete with conventional methods.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Atomic Energy Commission
Atom Power
West Milton
Schenectady
Niagara Mohawk
Knolls
Detroit
Notre Dame Night Set For April 18 Observance
The Rev Theodore Hesburgh announces April 18 as Universal Notre Dame Night to be observed locally by the Notre Dame Alumni Club of Central New York with a dinner dance at the University Club. Co chairmen are H Philip Shean and Kevin Harrigan. Thomas J Ryan is president of the local alumni chapter.
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Theodore Hesburgh
Co. S. C
University of Notre Dame
Universal Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Thomas J. Ryan
Onondaga Oswego 4-Hers Tour Albany in Capitol Day
Two Onondaga and two Oswego County 4-H members travel to Albany as part of National 4-H Club Week for State 4-H Capital Day. Betty Duba and Wilford Brown join Janet Lacy and Edmund Deans escorted by Avis Pope. They meet Governor Harriman and State Police Deputy Searle, tour courts and the Legislature, and hear Assemblyman Harold Peet. Theme is Improving Family and Community Living.
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Onondaga County
Oswego County
Albany
Betty Duba
Fabius
Donald ‘Duba
Niles Brown
Jamesville
Wilford Brown
Janet Lacy
Sherman Lacy
Pulaski
Edmund Deans
Edmund A. Deans
Parish
Avis Pope
Bighligt
Harriman
Albert Hoefer
Four Deny Gambling In Police Court Bail Set
Four men pleaded not guilty to gambling charges in Police Court and were freed on bail until March 22 by Judge P. Leo Dorsey. Anthony Galuppi 46 of 334 Elm street faced possession of Treasury balance slips with $500 bail. Frank S. Johnson 50 of Ned row named as material witness in Galuppi case with $250 bail. Moses C. Dykes 42 of 720 E Fayette Jr agent in Cuban lottery tickets with $500 bail. Otis Tillie 26 of 109 Ashworth place selling Cuban lottery tickets with $500 bail.
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P. Leo Dorsey
Anthony Galuppi
Elm St
Treasury
Frank S. Johnson
Nedrow
Galuppi
Moses C. Dykes
E. Fayette Jr
Three Firms Incorporated in Syracuse Area
Three Syracuse firms received incorporation papers as disclosed by the secretary of state. The Syracuse Varsity Sports Shop Inc. lists 50,000 dollar capitalization with directors Matthew Charles Peter Charles and Oswald Charles. Dunbar Buick Co. Inc. lists 315,000 dollars with directors Lester Llewellyn James Barr and C E Talmage. McKennis & Van Zandt Inc. insurance agents has 20,000 dollars capitalization with directors Joseph Rogers Gerald Henley and James Quinn.
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Herald-Journal Bureau
Albany
Syracuse
Secretary of State Office
Syracuse Varsity Sports Shop, Inc
E. Washington St
Matthew Charles
Graves, St
Peter Charles
Olive St
Oswald Charles
Knowell Rd. Camillus
Dunbar Buick Co., Inc
W. Onondaga St
Lester A. Llewellyn
Westmoreland
James Barr
M. Orchard Rd
Solvay
C. E. Talmage
Liberty Bank
Buffalo
McKennis & van Zandt, Inc
Heffernan
Fireman Hope Doused by Judge's Ruling
Henry F. Burns of 310 Marguerite Jv. learned his petition for reinstatement as a fireman was dismissed by Supreme Court Justice William McClusky. Burns had been certified on December 8 to the fireman eligibility list but was removed on his 30th birthday, the law limiting new firemen to age 29. He argued eligibility since he was 29 at certification. the court denied the petition.
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Henry F. Burns
Marguerite Jv
Supreme Court
William McClusky
Burns
Civil Service
McCluskey
Convicts Seek New Appeals In Kidnapping Case
Angelo DeAngelo and Patsy Senzarino of Syracuse seek further review of their 1950 convictions for a lover’s lane kidnapping robbery and assault. DeAngelo, serving 20 years to life, and Senzarino, sentenced to 40 years to life, had their appeals previously denied by higher courts. District Attorney Arthur Wilson will oppose the new appeal in Albany.
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Onondaga County
Angelo DeAngelo
Court of Appeals
DeAngelo
Patsy Senzarino
Syracuse
Senzarino
Attica
Cecil Williams
Mountainviewav
Frank del Vecchio
Arthur Wilson
Albany
Washington Pastor Speaks Tomorrow at Lenten Service
The Rev. Seth Rogers Brooks of National Memorial Universalist Church in Washington D C will speak at Betts Memorial Universalist Church for the weekly Lenten service at 8 PM on the theme This I Believe. A coffee hour will follow the service.
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Seth Rogers Brooks
D.C
National Memorial Universalist Church
Washington, D. C
Betts Memorial Universalist Church
Waterman Wins Suit Over Indefinite Jail Term
Paul Waterman of 604 E Raynor Ave was awarded 3500 damages by the State Court of Claims. He argued he was imprisoned too long after an indefinite term at Elmira Reformatory. Waterman, 19, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of third degree robbery and was sentenced November 28, 1945, by County Judge Leo Breed. He served 7 3/4 years of a possible ten years before transfer and release.
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Paul Waterman
E. Raynor
State Court of Claims
Elmira
Waterman
Leo W. Breed
Elmira Reformatory
Attica State Prison
Workman seeks debt release in Syracuse filing
William O Divers of 321 Tully St Syracuse asks U S Bankruptcy Court for discharge of debts totaling 1917 with no assets listed. Sophie G Divers also files a petition showing no assets and pledging to be liable for her husband's debts.
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Utica
William O. Divers
Tully St
Syracuse
U. S
Sophie G. Divers
Denying self to follow Christ in daily life
The piece reflects on self denial as following Jesus, citing Mark 8 54 and examples from explorers Pasteur and Mallory to claim progress and service require sacrifice. It notes a Syracuse church series of midweek services at First Baptist Church with nationally prominent speakers, broadcast by WSYR and WFBL.
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Paul
Jesus
Louis Pasteur
Syracuse
Frelay
First Baptist Church
WSYR
WFBL
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