Railroads Face Land Cost Hearing in Albany
A Public Service Commission hearing set for June 6 in Albany will apportion land cost for a grade crossing elimination project begun in 1935. The $355,932 total will be divided 49 percent by the state 1 percent by Onondaga County and 50 percent by the New York Central and D L W railroads, with prior misallocation to the New York Central corrected after railroad objections.
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Geddes St
Ib -Am
Albany
Public Service ‘Commission
New York Central
State Public Works Department
PSC
Onondaga County
New York Central Railroad
Future of News Photos Explained at 1956 Syracuse meeting
At a Syracuse Hotel gathering on 1956 , Vin cent S. Jones of Gannett urged a shift in the newspaper industry placing news photography in a leading role as motion pictures television and picture magazines create a picture receptive public. Dean Wesley C. Clark of Syracuse University acted as toastmaster. The event was sponsored by the university State Press Assn Encyclopaedia Britannica and the National Press Photographers Assn.
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Syracuse
Vincent S. Jones
Gannett
Wesley C. Clark
Syracuse University
School of Jationalism
The
University
State Press Asst
Encyclopsedia Britannica
National Press Photograpers Assn
Man Denies Rape of 15-Year-Old
Willie Holdren aged 25 of 824 S McBride Sr pleaded innocent to a second degree rape charge at arraignment before Judge Truman H Preston. Bail set at 1500 dollars pending disposition May 31. Holdren arrested today on a complaint by a 15 year old girl alleging the offense on April 26.
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Willie Holdren
S. McBride Sr
Truman H. Preston
Holdren
Overtreatment in Lung Disease Warns of Infections
Dr Paul A Bunn of State University of New York Medical School warned at the State Medical Society meeting that treating chronic lung disease with prophylactic antibiotics can provoke unusual infections and questioned routine antibiotic use. He noted bacterial lung diseases can be halted with proper antibiotics and called smoking a dangerous, foolish habit contributing to many pulmonary ailments.
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Paul A. Bunn
State University of New York Medical School
The
State Medical Society
Driver Hurt In Wallet After Crash Near Brewerton
Reynolds Pickney, 22, of Mexico's B D 1, loses control on Route 1 about 4 am and wrecks, skidding two feet off the road, hitting trees, posts, and landing on a Mrs Hilda Parker’s lawn. He walks away unharmed and is fined $15 by Peace Justice Alfred J Strever for failure to keep his car under control.
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Lady Luck
Reynolds Pickney
B.D. 1
Mexico
Brewerton
Pickney
Hilda Parker
John Checkosky
John Commone
Fickney
Lady Lack
Alfred J. Strever
Cicero
To Fete Mothers A Mother's Day Program at Immanuel Baptist
Mothers Day program will be held at 10 30 am worship tomorrow at Immanuel Baptist Church. Speaker will be Mrs Carl Steward.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Carl Steward
Five Persons Accept $30,800 in Settlements for Traffic Injuries
Settlements totaling 30800 were approved for five persons injured in traffic accidents. Names include Mrs. Mary E. ODonnell of 404 Oak St and others from Syracuse area. Cases stem from 1954 crashes at Court St and Town Line Rd and a rear-end collision involving Socony Vacuum Oil Co. truck. A separate Municipal Court action awarded Joseph Egnotek 5000 for a knee injury from a bicycle collision. Englishwoman Eliza Luckett, 107, dies in Cuckfield England.
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Wee Tracus Divas
VL Welo
Edum Rd
McHale
Alderson Auto
O'Donnell
Weigel
Supreme Court
Frank Domser
Fay Park
North Syracuse
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
Robert ©. Winter
South Bay
James A. Farrell
Joseph Egnote
Frank Egnota
Burnet Ave
Miechislaus T. Witaszedk
Sedgwick St
Cuckfield
England
Eliza Luckett
Marcellus Youth Wins Crouse-Hinds Scholarship 1956
Byron Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Adams of 2 Meadow Street Marcellus, earned the Crouse-Hinds full-ride national scholarship for four years valued at 800 dollars yearly. He will enter Syracuse University in the College of Business Administration after a standout four year athletic and academic record. He is the fifth child of a Crouse-Hinds employee to win the scholarship in four years, with other recipients from Manlius Riverton and Syracuse University.
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J. R. Tuttle
Crouse-Hinds Co., Center
Byron Adams
Marcellus
R. J. Solan
Company Petary
William Adams
Meadow St
Crouse- Hinds
Adams
Syracuse University
College of Business Administration
Crotse-Hinds
Christine Carr
Manlius
Cornell University
Sarah Guertler
Riverton
N. J
Pennsylvania
University Heights
Aldis Hlarsons
Park Ave
Crouse-Hinds
Man Acquitted as Drunk Wants License Restored
Raymond Brownell of 909 Myrtle Ave Solvay asks State Supreme Court Justice E Howard Ringrose to restore his suspended license after being acquitted Monday of a drunken driving charge. His attorney Perry Rauch says the suspension was based on a minor traffic accident and Brownell did not refuse the chemical test but asked his private physician be present. He pleaded not guilty. a jury in Traffic Court found him innocent more than a year ago.
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Raymond Brownell
Myrtle Ave
Solvay
State Supreme Court
E. Howard Ringrose
Perry Rauch
Brownell
Surjtorney
Acuse
Cel
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Nellie Kent
Kathleen Kelley
Charles Dohne
Christine Norton
Jock
M.D
Standard Chair
LABOR
Standard
S. Warren
Onondaga Hotel
State Employment Service
Webster W. Eaton
Real Furniture News
Ethan Allen
Tung SI
Paul McCobb
Heritage-Henredon
Malacca
Chester Sagenkahn
Stanley Sagenkahn
Ch Poudore
Nish
Frank Lloyd Wright
Heritage- Henredon
S. Warren ST
Watertown
Court ST
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