Betty Veale Hones Spelling Bee Run With Capitol Tour
Betty Veale 14 travels through Washington with mother Mary Veale ahead of the National Spelling Bee final. They toured the White House, Smithsonian, FBI, and more while awaiting the competition at the Department of Commerce Auditorium. Betty earned entry by winning the Central New York finals in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Washington, D.C
Canandaigua
Elizabeth Ann
Betty” Veale
Willard Hotel
Donald Fradenburgh
Washington
California
Texas
Department of Commerce
New York
Syracuse
Herald-Journal
Herald- American
Mary’ Veale
The
Bee
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
White House
Pan American Union
Washinon Monument
Senate
House of Representatives
Smithsonian Institute
Federal ‘Bureau of Investigation
National Gallery of Art
Annapolis
Washington Monument
Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Arlington
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Potomac River
Elizabeth Veale
the Herald-Journal
Supreme Court
Children Among Six In Accidents
Six people injured in late night auto accidents near Liverpool. A group of teenagers escaped with minor injuries when their car skidded 175 feet and overturned on Rt. 57 two miles north of Liverpool. Victims included Vivian VanLuren 17 and Yvonne Vermitt 17 treated at Memorial Hospital. A child hit by a car on Old Liverpool Rd near Sprencer Ranger 9 was treated at St Joseph’s Hospital and released. Katherine White 89 was hurt by a Syracuse Transit bus at S Salina and Jefferson Sts and admitted to Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Lewis’ Pet
Pennellville
R. D
Vivian VanLuren
E. i
Joseph A. Capiello
Northcliffe. Rd
Stephen’ Bedard
Norwood Ave
Green Point Rd
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Births Reported Across Several Syracuse Area Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Romanorose M Morra announce a son on May 10 at Hood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyke welcome a daughter born May 10 on Reddick Dr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Tavernia report a child at 477 James St. Grace Schmunk and Arthur Garlock announce a birth at Chittenango. Multiple families list May birth dates at addresses in North Syracuse, Apulia Station, Brewerton, and surrounding areas with names including Daly, Joubert, Hanley, Wait, and Peltzaek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Romanorose M
Hood Ave
Robert S.lyke
Ruth's. Fonda
Reddick
North Syracuse
Richard A.’ Tavernia
Grace M.schmunk
James St
Arthur E. Garlock
Georgianna MM
Harold Abel
Iris M. Tash
Sims Rd
Robert N. Petit
Theresa A. Joubert
Apulia Station
William
MacAdam
Vivian A. Hanley
Mud Bill Rd
Brewerton
Francis A
Wait Guise Taina R
Marconi
Robert D. Prahl
Elena A. Peltzaek
Chestnut St
Say
William C. Schott Grace
Mee
Henrt J. Floeh
Doris M. Burke
Kent S
Phoenix
Josh Wo Coleman
Mary c. Uu
Rattevwe Ave
Tye Po
Kate Ra
North
Sevacusey
Solvay Plans Annual June Festival at High School
The 35th annual June festival at Solvay Schools will be presented Thursday June 7 at the high school amphitheater. Queen Roberta Needham and King Schuyler Smith will be crowned Frances Canetta and Anne Anthony will crown and crown bearer. DiFlorio and Mecca will escort the royal couple to the dais. The program includes dances drills gymnastic acts and flag ceremonies with students from Boyd Prospect Intermediate and Solvay High Schools under Miss Arlene Waller and others. General chairman is Walter B Weyant with committees handling program grounds decorations flowers music ushers publicity and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solvay
Roberta Needham T
King Schuyler Smith
Frances Canetta
Anne Anthony
Roberto DiFlorio
Thomas Mecca
Dias
Boyd
Prospect
Solvay High
Arlene Waller
Stanley Kishman
H. Earl Hadley
Robert _Demperio
F. William Cunningham
Walter B. Weyant
Lester Stone
Anna Murragh
Wilber Clark
William Darrow
Queens Court
Margaret Hillegas
Elbridge Airman Loses Two Teeth in Ditch Mishap
Peter Goff a 22 year old airman from Elbridge on leave was found semi conscious in a ditch on Vinegar Hill Road three miles south of Elbridge. Trooper M R Zapf reported he did not know how long he had been in the ditch. He was treated by Dr Harrison Brown Lee and sent to the Veterans Hospital for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Goff
Elbridge
Ian
Air Force
M. R. Zapf
Ellridge
Vinegar Hill
Zapf
Harrison Brownlee
Veterans Hospital
Marcellus Tax Rise Due to Assessments and Exemptions
A town assessor said taxes in Marcellus will likely rise at least 10 percent next year. Raymond Paul chair of the board cited a $467,000 loss from county water facilities now exempt from taxation and an added $1,100,639 in equalization value. The current tax rate stands at 28.60 per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus
Raymond Paul
Paul
County Water Authority
New York Water, Service Corp
Marcelus
Population comparison places Michigan near several nations
A report notes Michigan's population exceeds that of Chile, Cuba, and Venezuela while nearing the counts of Austria and Sweden, highlighting Michigan's large resident base relative to these countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Chile
Cuba
Venezuela
Austris
Sweden
Dam Stand Blocks Taber Aid to Cole
Washington congressmen struggle over backing for Sampson Air Force Base and Davenport Center Flood Control Dam. Rep. John Taber opposes the dam while backing a transfer favoring Sampson. Rep. Sterling Cole maneuvers for committee approval and dam support, amid Democratic signals the dam funding may pass. Entangled in local district politics and internal committee dynamics, the row highlights backroom bargaining and influence within the Appropriations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
John Taber
Auburn
N. Y
Sterling Cole
Bath
Taber
Sampson Air Force Base
Continental Air Command
Cole
Davenport Center
Binghamton
Johnson City
Endicott
House Appropriations Committee
Sampson
John J. Rooney
Brooklyn
House Appropriations
Rooney
Harriman
Horace S
Hed) Evans
New Yorktate, Flood Control Commission
Evans
Prosperity Co Trial Date Set by Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justice Carl W. Petersen tentatively set June 4 for the consolidated trial of four actions against Prosperity Co. The trial is expected to last over a month for testimony and evidence presentations. The Appellate Division will finalize the date and assign a justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Carl W.petersen
The
Prosperity Co
Rescue Mission Holds Spring Auction for Housewives
The Rescue Mission hosted its annual spring auction today for women who participated in the Chase Dirt Campaign housecleaning project. Over 50 women attended and bid on donated furniture and household goods earned by improving their homes. Inspectors evaluated progress, and workers were paid in auction currency to purchase items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Tasker
Gretchen Ramsdell
Elimination of Six Trains Planned by N Y C in North
New York Central proposes cutting eight passenger trains in Northern New York to reduce deficits and fund added runs between Watertown and Massena. The plan, revealed at a Hotel Woodruff luncheon, would eliminate Watertown Utica service and several branch lines, with Canton as new connecting point for Ogdensburg travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Ogdensburgh
Utica
New York Central Railroad
Massena
New York Central
Woodruff
New York
Business Land
Public Service Commission
The
Central
Syracuse-Massena
Richland- Utica
Watertown-Utica
Ogdensburg
Philadelphia
Ogdensburg-DeKalb
Canton
DeKalb Junction
Buckley Funeral Saturday in Fayette
Mrs Bertha M Buckley 82 lifelong Fayette resident died yesterday at Seneca Falls Hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 pm from Sanderson Chapel with Rev J Harold Riggle officiating. Burial in Canoga Cemetery. She leaves daughter Ethel Buckley and brother Herman Stahl. Friends may call today and tomorrow at Sanderson Chapel 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca. Falls
Bertha’ M. Buckley
Fayette
Seneca Falls Hospital
Sanderson
Harold Riggle
Canogai
George Buckley
Car Sales In Syracuse Area Rise Eight Percent
New car registrations in Syracuse and 19 Onondaga County towns rose eight percent in the first quarter, totaling 3 987 passenger cars versus 3 042 a year earlier. Truck sales climbed from 169 to 276. Executive Stuart Ballard cited strong local business, a record Automobile Show, and steady weekly registrations as factors. Last year set a county record with 16 547 passenger vehicles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Automobile Dealers Assn
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Stuart Ballard
Dealer Association
Ballard
Piatkowski Quits Police Force
Patrolman Michael S. Piatkowski 406 Erie Street resigns effective May 27 joining a month with five leaving the department. He served as beat and prowl car patrolman and was in the records division two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael S
Piatkowski
Erie 'St
Harold F. Kelly
Chester
Force
Division of Records
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Clarks
Salina St
James C. Munn
Cole’s
N.Y.C
Herald-Journal Wire
Uticany
Carthage
Lowville
Boonville
le Add
Richland
Joseph
Les
Om L
Ares
Kinney
Taern's
Eastwood
de Witt
Mrs. Buckley
Allen
Weaving Co
Paramount ‘Theater
Barry Esso Station
Cornet Montgomery
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