Cancer Slogan Contest Winners Named and Prizes Awarded
Four winners of the Cancer Slogan Contest were announced after judging over 4 000 entries. Mes F J Dooley received the first prize of 800 dollars for the entry Youd give every dollar you had if you had can cer. Jackson M Potter presented the cash awards on behalf of the 1950 Cancer Crusade. A separate damage claim for a dog attack on a flock of 38 sheep and 40 lambs at the Town of Tully farm was filed with Onondaga County officials. one sheep killed and eight animals injured with valuations totaling 30 90 125 5 dollars, assessed by Fred Hallebeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
F. J. Dooley
E. Bissell, Sr
Jackson M. Potter
Tully Farm
Onondaga County
Henry Hallinan
Nicholas Pirro
Fred Hallebeck
Dogs Attack Sheep Cost County Funds in Contest
Syracuse entrants shared in a $500 prize pool with Mary Bea Dore winning second prize of $250 for a cancer research slogan. Mrs. E L Mack won third prize of $100 and Philip Cutler earned fourth prize of $50 plus a $100 bonus for his extra contribution. The administrator, appointed by Gov Deeny, plans a multi state tour to review rent control carryover.
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Syracuse
Poller
Mary Beadore
W. Onondagast
E. L. Mack
Orlando Av
Mack
Philip Cutler
Syracuse’ University
Smalleyrd
University Heights
Cutler
Cutter
Dr. Sargent Opens Drive Against Dirt
Commissioner Clealand A. Sargent launches a citywide sanitation program to remove garbage and debris. A uniformed patrolman will assist Health Department with daily block by block inspections. Occupied and vacant properties will be checked and violators warned, with penalties under Public Health Law and City Sanitary Code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sargent
Public Health
Four Arraigned In Gambling Case In City Court
Four persons faced Police Court Judge William H. Bamerick on gambling charges. Kosta N Demko admitted selling lottery tickets and was fined 250 dollars. Mary A Van Gesen received a 75 dollar fine or 75 days in jail. Lena Brock pleaded not guilty and Eugene M Reese had a 75 dollar fine suspended after admitting slot machine possession.
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Wiliam H. Bamerick
Kosta N. Demko
Orwood Av. Lyncourt
Mary A. van jGesen
Hawley Jr
Lena Brock
Ash St
Eugene M. Reese
Astore
Seymour St
Fof
Melvin Addresses State Bank Group at New York Meeting
Crandall Melves, president of Merchants National Bank, spoke to the New York Safe Deposit Association Convention in Glens Falls. He urged bankers to adopt new thinking and planning to combat urban trash and pests and to pursue daily work with respect for profit motive and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall Melves
Merchants National Bank Te Trust Co
New York Safe Deposit Association
Sargent
Glens Falls
Melvin
Bus Drivers Vote on Pact with Syracuse Transit
Syracuse Transit Company bus drivers vote on a one year contract offering a six cent hourly wage increase and three weeks of paid vacation for 15 year employees. Wage scales start at 1.32, 1.34, and 1.36 per hour across service periods with vacation provisions of one to three weeks depending on seniority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Transit Company
Central Workers In Area Laid Off
Central workers in the Syracuse area are furloughed due to a strike by locomotive firemen on four rail systems west of Buffalo. Augustus Hart, manager east of Buffalo, cites 42 car repairmen 62 locomotive repairmen and about 205 firemen brakemen and others furloughed. Freight service has narrowed east of Buffalo with little passenger impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Syracuse
Buffalo
Augustus Hart
Tno
Hawke in the Air Detects Mouse in Grass
An extraordinary hawk sighting describes a bird that soars high and appears to sense a mouse beneath the grass. Local observers marvel at the unusual aerial prowess and potential hunting instinct displayed.
State Rent Boss Here Tomorrow in Syracuse Visit
State Rent Administrator Joseph D. McGoldrick will visit Syracuse tomorrow as part of his first inspection tour of New York State rent offices and their branches. He plans to review office operations and meet staff during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. McGoldrick
Syracuse
New York State
McGoldrick
Tomor
Letters Requested In $50,000 Suit
Limited letters of administration were requested today in a petition filed with Surrogate Charles R. Milford Jr. by attorney Morton Hurwitz for Mrs. Sarah Fuller widow of Edward E. Fuller. Fuller was injured March 17 at E Genesee and S Warren streets when hit by a car and died May 8 at Onondaga General Hospital. He had filed a $60,000 suit against Gerald B. O'Brien of 206 Buckley Road driver. Rosemary L. Walsh of Fayetteville car owner. and Joseph A. Wilsh of Fayetteville O'Brien's employer. Mrs. Fuller seeks to continue the Supreme Court case as the sole heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Milford, Jr
Morton Hurwitz
Sarah Fuller
Warners- Amboyrd
Edward E. Fuller
Merluzzi seeks discharge in Federal Bankruptcy case
Peter A. Merluzzi Jr a meat cutter asks the court to release him from debts of 2887 while listing assets of 670 in a petition filed in Federal Court through Melvin and Malvin attorneys. Merluzzi formerly ran the Merluzzi Market in Fayetteville and has addresses on South Salina Avenue Syracuse and Delaware Street.
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Utica
Peter A. Merluzzi, Jr
S. Salina Jr
Merluzzi
Fayetteville
Delaware St
Syracuse
Melvin & Malvin
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F. d. Dooley
Donald 3. Potter
Watertown
White Plains
Poughkeepsie
Binghamton
Thomas E. Deeny
State Bank Group
Mentary
Bankruptcy Court Herald-Journal
Wire
Gail
Anne
Ie Aadis CO
The
Addis Co
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