James Street Holds Key to City Zoning
City planning officials seek to rezone James Street between Catherine and DeWitt Streets. G Frank Wallace announced plans after meetings with property owners who back varied options from status quo to new construction. Two zone-change hearings set for Wednesday involve Mary Cannon and Ernest Stein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Street
Catherine
Dewitt Streets
G. Frank Wallace
City Planning Commission
Wallace
Sergei N. Grimm
Rolland B. Marvin
John&. Pendergast
Bureau of Municipal Research
Planning Commission
Parks Department
City Mall
Syracuse Housing Authority
East Washington Street
Grimm
New Commission
Theodore Wood
Housing Authority
Mary J. Cannon
Arlington Avenue
Salina Street
Brighton Avenue
Ernest L. Stein
Central Square
Mid- Jer Avenue
Punishment Theme Highlighted In Science Churches Sermon
Sunday sermon in all Churches of Christ Scientist centered on everlasting punishment. Scripture cited includes Proverbs 10 29 Galatians 6 8 and Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures notes sin is its own punishment and divine justice corrects and guides behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ
Practice Beatitudes Highlight Local Catholic Rally
Reverend William Tassel of Catholic University urged Catholic men to apply the eight beatitudes to daily life during a Holy Name Society rally at Holy Rosary Church. Father Roussel of Washington University led the gathering of about 200 members including the Nocturnal Adoration Society and Lasinen’s Retreat Association, with William J. McClarnen presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
Yiea
Dart Might
Wiliam MH Tassel
Catholic University of America
Mort Holy Rosary Church
Washington University
Faether Roussel
Snore
Hole Name Societies
Nocturnal Adoration Society
Lasinen's Retreat Association
Wiliam 3
McClarnen
Church of the Mort Holy Posary
Toussel
Syracuse Electric Rate Ranks Third In State
A Federal Power Commission report lists Syracuse with the third lowest average electric rates in New York for households. Rates shown include 1.18 dollars per 25 kWh, 3.66 for 100 kWh, and 56.91 for 250 kWh, tied with Albany Schenectady Troy and Utica. Buffalo Niagara Falls offer lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Syracuse
Federal Power Commission
Albany
Schenectady
Troy
Utica
Buffalo
Niagara
Falls
Solvay
East Syracuse
Baldwinsville
Fayetteville
Liverpool
Manlius
Worth Syracuse
Skaneateles
Jordan and
Marcellus
Woman Injures Mouth Mistaking Disinfectant for Mouthwash
Greta Tarkowski, 23, of 206 Tompkins Street, hospitalized at Onondaga General, after mistaking disinfecting fluid labeled Duras for mouthwash. Doctors report her condition not serious and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Tarkowski
Tompkins Street
Onondaga General Hospital
Duras
State to Build Ideal Road For Trucks
The State Department of Public Works will construct an ideal road for heavy tractor trailers this summer. A five mile stretch of Route 31 between Newark and Palmyra will be dekinked and widened with a 16 foot shoulder planned to allow for breakdowns. The project aims to pave a future third lane and improve driver visibility, with a $350000 contract expected to be let around June 1 and finished before late fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Works
Newark
Palmyra
Rochester
Syracuse
William Robinson
Charles J. Fischer
Oneida
Rome
Albany
Library Club Marks Five Centuries of Printing
The South Side Library Club in Beauchamp Branch South Salina and Colvin Streets hosts a Wednesday night meeting in celebration of five centuries of printing. Dr F R W G Vail state librarian will open as principal speaker, introduced by Dr Paul M Paine. Professor Bentley Rank will show a film on Frederic Goudy, type designer, at Syracuse University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Library Club
Beauchamp
South Salina
Colvin
W. G. Vail
Lbrarian
Paul M. Paine
Syracuse Public Library
Bentley Rank
School of Journalism
Syracuse University
Frederick Goudy
New York State
Vail
American Antiquarian Society
Worcaster
Nass
Charles Dickens
Theodore Ronevelt
Harold Bean
Woothers
EAL Dana
Poles Mark Adoption of Constitution in Lincoln Auditorium
A Polish cultural program at Lincoln Auditorium marks the May 3, 1791 Polish constitution adoption. Dr. Ludwik Krzyzanowski, on the Polish consul staff in New York City, is the chief speaker discussing The Contribution of Poles to American Civilization. He predicts Poland will rise again from invaders’ ruins."}
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Poland
Lincoln Auditorium
Americanization League
Ludwik Krzyzanowski
New York City
Krzyzanowski
Syracuse
Krayzanowski
Kreyzanowski
America
United States
Sacred Heart Church
Plm
Mitchell A. Obremski
Central Committee
Chicago
Farm Home Once Run by Hayden Burns in Tragic Pact Death
A vacant Otisco area home on the Carl E. Hayden farm, two miles east of Marietta, burned early yesterday. Hayden, 27, and Isabelle Elmer, 17, of Oneida, killed themselves in a carbon monoxide pact last November, ending a romance after Hayden’s wife learned of it. The farm has seen prior fires, including two barns burned in previous years. The bodies were found in a truck at a Cortland Marathon Road lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisco
Carl E. Hayden
Isabelle Elmer
Oneida
Hayden
Marietta
Miss Elmer
Marcellus High School
Nigger Hill
Cort-land-Marathan Road
Grace Church Club Hears Sibley and Bishop Peabody
Sibley of Rochester and Rt. Rev. Malcolm Peabody spoke at Grace Church communion breakfast for Laymen's League of the Fourth District. Sibley praised men of good will and justice who accept God as path to peace. Peabody celebrated service and noted the club’s rapid growth since 1935 with 200 attendees from 28 Episcopal churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Club
Sibley
Peabody Harper Sibley
Rochester
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Malcolm E. Peabody
Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
Peabody
Club
Grand Jury In Season's Final Session
The May Onondaga County Grand Jury opened with Justice James Y. Cross naming Howard G. Chapman as foreman and Emil F. Kotz as assistant foreman. One woman juror, Mrs. Mary M. Alvord, is present. The calendar includes Ralph K. Shipton's grand larceny case, bail set at $5,000, with an early next week presentation anticipated. The panel will tour the county penitentiary on May 14 and luncheon with Superintendent Paddock. District Attorney Donald M. Mawhinney plans a partial report by late next week and an adjourned session next month to clear business, a system he introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Supreme Court
Howard G. Chapman
Carbon’ Street
Emil F. Kotz
Grant Boulevard
Mary M. Alvord
Brattle Road
D. Eaton Alvord
Ralph K. Shipton
Shipton
Quondaga County
Herbert H. Paddock
Donald M. Mawhinney
Mawhinney
Ley Creek Seewer Sanitary Code Ready for Public Works Board
A Ley Creek sewer sanitary code has been drafted for presentation to the Onondaga County Public Works Commission within days. The code governs connections to mains and laterals with permit rules varying by location and requires licensed plumbers for city connections and commission approval outside the city. Many owners already connect to Ley Creek laterals, abandoning septic tanks, while East Syracuse sewage now flows to the Ley Creek Plant after village mains tied to the main line and the disposal plant closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Creek
Onondaga County Public Works Commission
City Bureau of Plumbing
Salina
Dewitt
Lyncourt
Park Hills
County Commission
James Street
Seth E. Erwin
Commission
Syracuse
Students Debate Social Security vs Townsend Plan
Teams from Vocational High School debate Townsend Club themes tomorrow night at 317 North Clinton Street. The Townsend auxiliary meets at 2 30 P M at the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Vocational High School
Townsend Club
North
Clinton Street
Penny Supper at Atonement Church League event
The Luther League of the English Lutheran Church of the Atonement will serve a penny supper from 6 to 8 P.M. Tuesday. Miss Frances Rea chairs the committee with assistants Miss Esther Edinger Miss Dorothy Kraft Miss Helen Hauge and members Charles Geiger Al Spichiger William Armstrong Donald Armstrong and Roland Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
English Lutheran Church of the Atonement
Frances Rea
Esther Edinger
Dorothy Kraft
Helen Hauge
Charles Geiger
al Spichiger
William Armstrong
Donald Armstrong
Roland Simon
Albert Spichiger
First Reunion of Swampers at Jamesville Kuhn's Grove
The Swampers old-time residents of the Swamp area plan a June 26 reunion outing at Kuhn's Grove Jamesville. A general committee led by David Stolz announced the date and invited an honorary guest list including Mayor Marvin John Bates Robert Dineen Jesse Cantor and Harry Fellows. The event’s program includes sports historians transportation and numerous honorary attendees with tickets sold by Stolz Brothers Kuhn & Sons and others. A May 15 meeting is set for 8 PM in the Court House assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Kuhn
Grove
Jamesville
David Stolz
Marvin
John Bates
Robert Dineen
Jesse Cantor
Harry Fellows
Paul Steinberg
William Dresler
Erl Bates
Philip Schneider
Max.Rosenbloom
John McEvoy
Eerie
Jack Fickets
Bennett Weisberg
McManus
John Johnsto
Mark Heiman
Aaron :Levy
John Caffery
Walter*.Carrier
John Yann
Thomas’ Hughes
Clarence Richter
John Kinney
Charles McNett
Robert Burns
Paul McAuliffe
B. Oo. Murphy
Robert Rooney
Edward O'Brien
Arthur O'Brien
Meyer Prowda
Harry Parrett
Ralph Scobey
Harry Theobald
Frank Wallace
Homer Walsh
Charles Cooney
Frank G. Revoir
Frank Wooldridge
Edward Chamberlin
James Curtin
Charles Drexler
Harold Digney
Ross Delaney
John Kuhn
Frank Love
W. J.hopkins
Charles Judge
Harry Kallet
Edward Leamy
Raymond Lowe
Archie Moss
William D. Murphy
Thomas Madigan
Edmund Lynch
James J. McNamara
Eugene H. Mack
Edward Mesmer
Harry
Prawda
Gerson, Rubenstein
Philip Rosenberg
William F. Smith
Guy. H. Williams
Stolz Brothers
Wiliam Kuhn & Sons
Max’ Rosenbloom
Earl Finnegan
McKevitt & Madigan
Z Girls on Hill Receive French Medals at SU
Miss Charlotte Palmer of South Fallsburg and Miss Joan Harry of 221 Shotwell Park earned French Government medals for top scholastic records in the romance language department at Syracuse University. The government awards these medals annually to the two senior students with the best four year French records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Charlotte” Palmer
South Fallsburg
Joan Harry
Shotwell
Park
Fire Captains Take Tests for District Chief Post
Fourteen captains compete in a written exam Friday at 9 A M in City Hall Council chambers for the district chief vacancy created after Milton G Harger was promoted. Herbert B Myron of the Municipal Civil Service Commission announced the test. Mayor Marvin weighs expanding the eligible list as the department drops to 363 members and 25 more names are urged before the list expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City Hall
Herbert B. Myron
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Milton. G. Harger
Rolland
B. Marvin
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Photo Studio
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Genesee Motor Sales, Inc
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