Auburn Teacher Sues for $11,000
Mary Ann Graceffo of Auburn, a two year teaching woman, sues Carl Henry Herron of Waterville in Supreme Court today for 11000 dollars for personal injuries and property damage from a December 26, 1954 auto accident in Watertown. Herron denies negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubuen Annnal
Supreme Court
Mary Ann Graceffo
Auburn
Carl Henry Herron
Waterville
Watertown
Graceffo
Herron
Girl Struck by Hit and Run Driver in Clyde
Arlene Saner, daughter of Mrs Ethel Saner, Clyde, returned from Barber Hospital after injuries from a hit and run as she rode home from a Girl Scout meeting on Galen Street. Chief Hayes said she suffered a severe forehead rib and chest injuries and a fractured left leg, estimated thrown 12 feet with shoes found 10 feet away.
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Clyde
Arlene Saner
Ethel Saner
Barber Hospital
Saner
Galen St
Francis Hayes
State Dental Society Targets Bootleg Dental Practices
The State Dental Society renewed its push against illegal dental work aimed at public health and safety. Dr. David Wurzel explained a bill to curb unlicensed practice and faulty procedures, stressing action against bootlegging while safeguarding legitimate dentists and technicians. Syracuse Hotel gathering features Dr. Wurzel and remarks by Alexander F Jones on foreign influence in dentistry.
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State Dental Society
David Wurzel
Wurzel
Socety
Council On Legis J
Or Jalion
J. McCormack
Syra
Tan
New York City
Rotary
Alexander F Jones
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Herald- American
Critic Attacks City Grab Of New School Site
William Remstein called the Linden-Montgomery Street site for a $2,000,000 technical high school a city land grab harming revenue. He accused the Board of Education of concealing operating costs, saying true annual costs may reach $350,000 versus $125,000 cited, and suggested selling the land to a private buyer for city funds.
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Raps
Grab
New School
Board of Education
Common Council
William Remstein
St . Beech St
Industrial Dei
T the
Linden-Montgomery St
Central High School
E. Adame St
Thel
Syracuse Housing Authority
Romatein
Remstein
Paul A. Miller
Miller
Ween
Heald Commission
Switching Circuits To Be Discussed At Meeting
The Sessional Group on Ion Systems of the Radio Engineers meets at 8 tonight at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. W Q Fleckenstein of Bell Labs discusses Switching Circuits for Automatic Control. New officers will be announced and the Harvey J Burkhart Memorial Scroll awarded to Dr Walter T McFall of Asheville NC.
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Ion Systems
Radio Engineers
Syracuse
Jones
Society
Harvey J. Burkhart
Walter T. McFall
Asheville
N.C
Max A. Pleasure
Long Island City
Paul A. Bunn
Raymond D. Brough
St. Joseph's Hospital
County pays 134 to manchester man for poultry damage
County officials approved payment of 134 dollars to Charles B. Rolland of Manchester for the slaughter of 207 pullets last month. The loss was certified by assessors Alvin Howland and Henry Fox.
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Geneva
Charles B. Rolland
Manchester
Alvin Howland
Henry Fox
Falling Limbs Disrupt Power in Canoga Area
Strong winds toppled trees causing outages in Seneca Falls area. William J. Riley of State Electric & Gas says Canoga hit hardest and Cayuga Miller Bridge Sackett and W Fallets residents also lost service. Power was restored within an hour in each case.
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Seneca Falls
William J. Riley
State Electric & Gas Corporation
Canoga
Cayuga, Miller, Bridge, Sackett
W. Fallets
Riley
Oswego Hospital Renovation Contracts Awarded
Oswego Hospital awards contracts for its pediatrics department renovation. The low general bid is $10,644. Electrical work goes to Chaffer Electric Co. of Oswego for $4,974 and plumbing to James M. Cleary Co. for $2,980. The notices name bidders and contract values.
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Versity—Reson Uw, Corner Co
Oswego
Oswego Hospital
Chaffer Electric Co
James M. Cleary Co
I Plumbing
Democrats Fail To Reach Truce In County Committee Fight
United Democrats reject compromise as Charles J. Keene vows no new county chairmanship before the June primary. The move undermines John J. Young’s efforts and leaves unresolved bids amid Hogan’s illness and leadership questions. Court activity involves United Democrats challenging petition rejections for party committee posts.
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Walter F. McGuinness
Charles J. Keene
Keene
John J. Young
Eighth Ward
Charles J. Hogan
Hogan
Young
United Democrats
Michael Prendergast
George L. Richardson
George Cregg
Frank Revoir
Salvetti
State Tower
Court House
Supreme Court
Carl W. Peterson
United Democratic
Fulbright Grants Awarded to SU Faculty and Student
Syracuse University announces two Fulbright awards for 1956 57. Dr Preston E James, geography chair, will lecture at the University of Edinburgh Scotland under Fulbright provisions. Graduate student Herbert M Scheen will study chemical engineering at Technical University Braunschweig Germany under the international education exchange program.
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Syracuse University
Preston E. James
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
W. Earle Clifford
Herbert M. Scheen
Winchell
Chemical Engineering
Technical University
Braunschweig
Germany
Oswego High School Concert by Philomelian Beta Mu Gamma
Oswego High School will hold its annual Philomelian Beta Mu Gamma concert tomorrow at 3 pm in Robinson Auditorium. Guest soloist Mrs. Alice Herbert, wife of Rev. Norman T. Herbert, and accompanist Mrs. Uriel Cole will perform. Mrs. Herbert, a Houghton College graduate, taught music in Windham and Philadelphia. Mrs. Beryl Lewis Hill directs, with accompanist Miss Carolyn.
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Oswego
Philomelian Beta Mu Gamma
Oswego High School
Robinson Auditorium
Alice] Herbert
Norman T. Herbert
First Baptist Church
Uriel Cole
Herbert
Houghton College
Windham
Phildelphia
Beryl Lewis Hill Wi
Carolyn
Eviction of 27 residents linked to Bell fire safety
Richard F. Torrey, secretary to Mayor Mead, stated that evicting 27 people from the building at 353 E Genesee St last fall likely saved lives. Fire officials noted the blaze started in a stairway and the dense smoke required gas masks for firefighters. officials defend code enforcement and the decision to remove occupants.
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E. Genesee St
Richard F. ‘.Torrey
Mead
Torrey
Bell
Sam
Dacey
Johns
George E. Hebert
Spacey
Bureau of
Helings
Tereby
D A Quizzes Jacksons on Lake Deaths
Onondaga County District Attorney Arthur W. Wilson questioned Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson of McLean about last Saturdays Otisco Lake boat accident in which three children drowned Linda Ann 6 Hila 10 and Ricky 9 The Jacksons were with five other children Five Juveniles perished Investigators expected to question boat livery owner William Marten as Wilson planned further inquiries He said no action would be taken against Robert Jackson despite him loading seven people in a 14 foot boat and the parents cried as Linda Anns body was recovered
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Onondaga County
Atttorney
Arthur W. Wilson
Robert Jackson
McLean
Otisco Lake
Jacksons
Linda Ann
Hila Jackson
Ricky
Chldren
Richard Jackson
Winter Sc
Cortland
Robert
Wilson
Mit
Jackson
Tongue Laceration After Bitten by Girlfriend
James Thompson of 826 South State Street was admitted to Memorial Hospital with a severe tongue laceration. Doctors said the tongue was nearly severed after his girlfriend bit it during an early Monday incident described as a necking episode.
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James Thompson
S. State St
Memorial Hospital
Thompson
Gil
Trio Involved In Breaking Of Window
Two men were released after questioning over an East Side incident where a woman broke the Ferguson home window with her shoe. Police stopped a car matching witnesses’ description. the two male occupants claimed they were at a party and that the woman broke the window but denied anyone entered the house. They were released on condition they pay for the damaged pane.
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East Side
Charles Ferguson
Claire Ra
Ferguson
Claire Rd
Pureine Co. Low On Sewer Bid Near Erie College
Pureine Co and Joseph Pureine Construct ion Co topped five bidders to lay sanitary sewers and storm drains for a new residential development south of Erie Blvd near Le Moyne College. The bid of $92,205 undercut city estimate by $51,295, beating Syracuse Contractors, Joseph Ricciardt, Antonio Mondo, and Fred Ballard. Work to construct sewers on Smith Street Polk Street Northway Street and Hazelwood Avenue.
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Joseph Pureine
Fred Ballard
Smith St
Polk St
Northway St
Hazelwood Ave
Charles Busse Dies First Syracuse Traffic Cop at 78
Charles Busse 78 of 1002 Butternut St retired Syracuse Police Department officer died last night at his home Born January 26 1878 in Syracuse appointed to the force June 1 1907 He became the citys first traffic officer and later a sergeant He retired January 26 1943 Survived by widow Margaret Letterman Busse two sons Raymond E Busse Leonard F Busse and two grandsons Services at Frasier Funeral Home with Masonic rites at Salt Springs Lodge funeral burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Charles Busse
Butternut St
Syracuse
Syrause
Busse
James
North State Streets
Residents Reject Street Lights on Shirley Drive
In Bradford Hills Shirley Drive residents voted last night against city street lighting. At Dr B Chester Clark's home 116 Shirley Dr the majority chose to keep lighting as is citing pref for ornamental displays and no wires. Workmen halted digging after neighbors objected and Traffic and Lighting Engineer W Frank Kavanaugh ordered the project stopped.
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Shirley Dr
Bradford Hills
B. Chester Clark
W. Frank Kavanaugh
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