Two year old Judy Reese injured after fall from car
A two year old girl, Judy Reese of 613 Plymouth Drive Mattydale, fell from a car at James Street and Woodbine Avenue yesterday afternoon, suffering head cuts and bruises. She was treated at St Joseph's Hospital. Grandfather Anthony Aspirino of 183 South Edwards Avenue was driving.
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Judy Reese
Plymouth
Mattydale
James St
Woodbine Ave
St. Joseph's Hospital
Anthony Aspirino
S. Edwards Ave
Worker narrowly escapes electrocution trimming elm near Teall Ave
George Potter, a Department of Parks worker, brushed a 12 000 volt line at 1011 Teall Ave while trimming an elm. He was knocked unconscious, treated for shock and a facial cut, and narrowly avoided a second contact as coworker Mason improvised a rope belay to lower him to safety.
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Department of Parks
Teall Ave
Potter
George Potter
S. Beech St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Cue Squad I
Paul S. Ma
Son
Burnet Ave
Jon Potter
Mason
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Clifford Case
Tallman St
John Freso
Burnett Ave
John Byrne
Dales
St. Foreman
Harvey Hirsh
Ontario St
Engineers clash over Hancock Field water contract dispute
Driscoll Corporation Counsel George T. Driscoll decried delays in a proposed $30,000 federal water system rehabilitation contract for Hancock Field. The Corps of Engineers seeks changes delaying payment and risking 1,000,000 gallons daily leakage. Mayor Mead planned talks in Washington with Rep. R. Walter Riehlman as pressure mounts.
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George T. Driscoll
US. Corps of Engineers
Driscoll
Walter Baum
Legal Branch
Corps of Engineers
Hancock Field
Corps
Baum
Dricoll
Hancock
Onondaga County Water Authority
State Water Power and Control Board
Common Council
Mead
State Water Commission
Washington
R. Walter
Riehlman
City Hall
University Coeds Reopen Campus Drinking Policy Debate
Syracuse University students revisit campus drinking policy as coeds delay final motion. They approved two resolutions after investigating the university's policy. one endorses chaperoned drinking at campus functions and another calls for a broader social policy review.
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Syracuse University
Coeds
Indi
Univer
Marleigh
Skirt Clad Man Faces Theft Charge
A man wearing a skirt is charged with first degree larceny after allegedly stealing a pocketbook containing 70 cents from Mary Bressett and fleeing. Police arrested him in the 400 block of West Onondaga Street with the stolen purse and a woman’s skirt found in his possession. Six others injured in campus vehicle crashes were treated at Memorial Hospital. others faced traffic and court actions.
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Richard Thornton
Kellogg St
P. Leo Dorsey
Mary S Bressett
Shennard St
Niagarak
Shorinard Sts
Tol
Borh
Miss Br
Meadowbrook Sewer Expansion Aims for DeWittshire Area
City officials met at City Hall to discuss expanding the Meadowbrook Treatment Plant at an estimated 25 000 dollar capital outlay to handle DeWittshire sewage. DeWittshire would fund the project through a bond issue and share of annual operations costs. Officials debated timing with potential construction in fall or winter and possible pay on an installment plan.
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Brook
DeWittshire
City Hall
A. F. Dappert
Dareees
Potter W
Pollut Yelly
Dappert Ap
Ion Control Board
Heins
DeWiltshire
Meadowbrook DeWittshire
Dappert
Corporation Counsels
George T. Driscoll
Wiltshire
David Fellows
Mead Seeks to Slash Red Tape in Housing Reforms
Mayor Mead testified before the House Banking and Currency Committee in Washington as representative of the American Municipal Association. He cited four main urban renewal hurdles including rigidity of timing and relocation issues, cost-sharing, and red tape delaying URA processes. He urged decentralizing authority to regional URA offices and easing FHA terms to spur local housing and renewal projects.
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Mead Tojay
Congressional
Washington
Mead
American Municipal Association
House Banking and Currency Committee
Arthur J. Reed
Syracuse
Syrecusan
Maltydalei
U. S. Army Reserve
RKO Keith
Seat
Boston
Walter Byars
Congress
New England
Wilbert Wilson
Bothi
New York
Byars
Youth Wins Second Optimist Oratorical Award
Byron Rushing son of Linda Rushing of 706 Almond Street won his second Optimist oratorical award. A $25 bond was presented after a club luncheon at Hotel Syracuse yesterday. He previously earned the honor May 1 for the topic Freedom Our Most Beestone Possession presented at Prescott School.
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Byron Rushing
Ies
Linda Rushing
Almond St
Syracuse
Prescott School
Plea Urges Women to Reveal True Ages on Birthdays
Leonard P. Markert of Will & Baumer Candle Co asserts that if all women over 19 in the United States disclosed their true ages at birthdays, the candle industry would need to produce about two billion extra candles annually. He notes most women over 20 use few candles on cakes.
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Leonard P. Markert
Will & Baumer Candle Co
United States
Truck Firm Follows His Every Step
County Purchasing Agent Robert Sollinger, who awarded a contract for five dump trucks to Brockway Motor Truck Co amid prior controversy, attended a Homer lodge meeting last night. He noticed metal stair treads branded with the word Brockway as he walked up.
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Robert Sollinger
Brockway Motor Truck Co
Homer
Sollinger
Brockway
Man Denies Auto Theft Plea in Grand Larceny Charge
East Side man Richard Falck 23 waives Police Court exam and pleads not guilty to first degree grand larceny tied to an auto theft. He is sent to county authorities for grand jury consideration after arrest for stealing a car owned by Samuel Koeoif. A 17-year-old companion was also charged.
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East Side
P. Leo Dorsey
Richard Falck
Renwick Ave
Samuel Koeoif
Sentinel Dr
Bissell St
Bruno Morabito
Medical Students Awarded National Fellowships
Two SUNY College of Medicine students received 1956 summer fellowships from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The ceremony for six recipients was postponed to Tuesday due to a scheduling conflict with a referendum on centralization. The board's LouIs H Cheris announced the postponement and noted additional recipients include T Steinberg Rob Zechnich Shel Braverman and others from various towns.
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College of Medicine
National Foundation For
Allen Ginsburg
Jenny Pl
Stu
Aluin ‘T. Steinberg
Brook
County School Boards Assn
Richard R. Dole
Niobe
Ert Zechnich
Utlea
Shel
Heldon P. Braverman
Lyn
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