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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1956
Page
2
Ray Younglove bought the farm of Arthur Scott of Fair Haven, located two miles west on the Worth Wolcott Road, marking a local real estate transaction of note.
The article emphasizes complete service in vision care including examination refraction fitting and adjusting the completed prescription. It highlights responsibility and insurer satisfaction when glasses are needed.
Walter F. McGuinness reports the 10 a.m. drawing at the Ap pellate Division courtroom to assign top ballot spots for about 800 Democratic candidates in public and party offices. Commissioner Bachman will oversee the drum drawing with Keene and other faction representatives present, recalling a 1930s contest between Revoir Walsh Kelley factions.
Dr Milton Charen of Philadelphia explains that constant tongue rubbing or grinding indicates misalignment and may crack or loosen teeth. At the Dental Society of New York meeting in Syracuse, he notes 80 percent of tooth loss stems from gum disorders, urges full-teeth health focus and bite restoration.
Charles Stanton, the city mayor, criticized the surge of pavement cuts for utility work. He schedules a May 28 meeting with Niagara Mohawk Power Corp New York Telephone Co and city agencies to coordinate a plan to reduce confusion and prevent repeated pavement ripping.
Peter Barbagallo a 42 year old restaurant proprietor of 4220 Wolf St was arrested for allegedly slashing barmaid Marie Stillman 34 of 116 Seymour St with a pocket knife after she refused to go out with him at a grill on 222 W Onondaga St last night He pleaded not guilty and was released on 500 bail for a June 16 appearance Det Sgt William Delaney and Det George Kappesser reported he had left with a threat to return and shoot the barmaid Stillman received hospital treatment at Onondaga General Hospital.
Leo McNally, 35, of Rochester, pleaded guilty to failing to provide for his two children as directed by the Children's Court. County Judge Leo Breed sentenced him to one year in the county jail, one year in state penitentiary, and a $250 fine.
City Health Commissioner David E Bigwood reported a shipment of 2 885 anti polio shots to supplement 5 000 on hand boosting overall supply for current demand. The eligible list now covers all people six months to 19 years and pregnant women plus employed at risk workers may obtain vaccines from commercial sources.
The Tully Community Council executive board raised concerns about creating a County Youth Bureau to coordinate all county youth activities. They question selection of bureau members, the $20,000 annual State Youth Commission funding, and how funds would be spent and accounted for, proposing recreation oversight by the County Park Board instead.
The Jewish community of Syracuse marks Shevuoth with services across synagogues. This morning Temple Adath Yeshurun honored 23 confirmands under Rabbi Irwin L Hyman, who just returned from Israel. A 22‑name confirmands class was celebrated at Temple Society of Concord with Rabbi J Benjamin Friedman presiding. Yizkor memorial services will be held today and tomorrow at sundown in the temples and synagogues.
About 150 bank executives are set to attend a buffet dinner and forum on safeguarding executive health tonight at the Yates Hotel. The Syracuse Chapter of the American Institute of Banking sponsors the event. Three phases will be presented by Dr Murray A. Grossman heart specialist Dr Angelo J. Raffaele psychiatrist and Dr Jan MacLachlan industrial physician from Carrier Corp.
Thomas J. McCormick Jr. of 744 Ostrom Avenue has accepted an appointment as assistant professor at the University of Vermont Burlington. He will teach history of art in the fall semester and directs the Robert Hull Fleming Museum of Art. McCormick holds a Master of Art from Syracuse and a Master of Fine Arts from Princeton while finishing a Ph.D. thesis at Princeton.
Prof. Adolph A. Berle Jr of Columbia Law School and former State Department official will speak tonight at 7 30 at the War Memorial on behalf of Adlai E Stevenson. The public meeting is sponsored by the Oneida County Stevenson for President committee led by Richard Wiles. Berle spoke on Syracuse University campus this afternoon.
Police say a 16 year old led a gang in a May 8 home burglary at 123 Shennard St. The youth spent most of a $160 counterfeit style $100 bill on sports gear, with $13 remaining. Four other juveniles face charges as detectives prepare formal filings.
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