Ley Creek Extension Pushed Ahead Under Weather
Ley Creek project progresses ahead of schedule as general construction by Candler and Bass Construction Co. moves rapidly with no major unforeseen difficulties. Work began after the Feb 23 award and piles are being driven for a large digestor plant to expand the sewage disposal system serving Mattydale, North Syracuse, the Army Air Base, Thompson Development, East Syracuse, and Bristol Laboratories.
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Ah Ley Creek
Robe
Sollinger
Onondaga County
Mattydale
North
Syracuse
Army Airbase
Thompson Re
Ley Creek
Syracuse Honor Seeks Phi Beta Kappa Membership
Miss Norma Pallacio of 132 Burnet Ave has been tapped for Phi Beta Kappa at Syracuse University. Dr Irving Zurette attends New York City convention and will return to Syracuse tomorrow. Local meetings include YMCA conference with Ezra Taft Benson, Cub Scouts luncheon, and various club and church events across Syracuse.
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Norma Pallacio
Burnet Av
Syracuse University
Phi Beta Kappa
Scholastic Honorary Society
Irving Zurette
New York City
New York State
Optum: Association
New Yorker
Syracuse
Oneida Distri
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
YMCA
Ezra Taft Benson
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Presidency
Church
Traffic Court Dockets Highlight Speeding Violations
A list of speeding and traffic violations heard in a traffic court includes defendants such as Alfred P. Besar of 105 Quondan and John B Kasakowsit of Depew with fines ranging from 0 to 100 dollars. Other cases note failures to maintain control, license issues, and various addresses across Genesee Street and nearby streets.
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Neston
Shu Witlem ‘Thompson
School St
Npk
Genesee St
Leense O
Igre S& Baidank
Ciea
Motere Faiigre
Alfred P. Besar
Quondan
John B Kasakowsit
Depew
St. Gerale’l. Irons
Harrison St
Siz Ishamee
Ash St
Wrisht
Gar Pisa
John WE. Cook
Basriew
Jackson Cole
Chisre
Willece T Thater
N. WreBr
Norma V. Donerss
Yeoman
E. Genesee St. Tatsbeebs
Lawyers Seek $300000 in Brown Case Hearing
In a long running Brown case, seven lawyers or firms seek a $300000 claim hearing before Goldstein this afternoon in federal court. Total receipts in the trust reach about $428,593.56 with $79,008.12 paid in prior claims, creditors paid in installments. Campaigns for Syracuse University and campus facilities drive further fundraising including the Students' Field House Foundation and faculty pledges totaling over $142000.
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Brown Bank
Jto
Goldstein
Digg
Latges
STB
Barsas and Sowes J. Cregg, Jr
Commission
Justee
Hay Bees
Pleogias
kelOnondaga County
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Oetter
Acc
I Grimm
Eric H. Faigh
G. Alan Johnson
Field House Foundation
Johnson
Field House
Red Cross Instructs Volunteers In Multi County Program
Red Cross trains volunteers for a seven county area around Syracuse through a two session orientation at the Syracuse and Onondaga County chapters. More than 255 volunteers attended including nurses aids Grey Ladies and canteen workers. Charles McEachtiran described the regional program as communities banding together to bring blood to those in need without charge. Medical officials and Dr Richard Sprague outlined that five to nine pints are needed per hospital bed annually with a reserve for disasters and national emergencies.
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Hostas
Syracuse
Red Cross
Onondaga County
Chaptel
Charles McEactiran
direct +tor
Blood Center
Red Cross North Atlantic
Bisod
Volunwer
CLEES
Richard B. Spracuse
Ores
Young Deaf Declines Democratic Mayoral Run
John J. Young said he will not be a candidate for mayor on the Democratic ticket. He had been mentioned as a potential candidate along with Tomas J. Sorcoran, a former Eighth Ward supervisor, but he did not confirm any recruitment nor indicate intent to run.
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Suunly Equalizalgs Witial
Senior Class Play at Central School Tonight
The Senior Class of Central School presents a night of student theater in the school auditorium. Cast members include Sadie Therapeony, Meg, and Mrs John Fe. The program features short acts and a light production titled Where's the Fire. Audience is invited for a evening of local talent and school pride.
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Central School
Fiszbert FE
Roversagsteibert Fy Rovera iBerena
Meg i
Eprancis E. Perkins
Sadie
Monee’ Hom
Geral
Seaton
John Fe
Aes
Eames Bagh Verrier
Dasson i
Sryeeger
Bea
Stance Langman
Mary Ver|aille
Robert Young
Wiliam Zimmer Nan
How to Write Your Congressman in the Herald Journal
Readers receive names of New York State Senators and the Onondaga County Congressman for contact regarding measures in Congress. Listed are U S Senator Robert F Wagner Irving Ivés and Rep Walter Reichman with Washington offices for correspondence and inquiries.
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The
Herald-Journal
New York State
Onondaga County
Congress
U.S
Robert F. Wagner
Senate
Washington
D.C
U. S
Irving M. Ivés
Washington, D.C
Walter Riehiman
House
D. C
Opera Workshop Presents Verdi Puccini Scenes at Crouse
Syracuse University College of Fine Arts staged scenes from ten operas in Creuse auditorium led by Ruth Ives. Notable turns came from Alan Beucher, Pearl Howes, Ayn Bowers, Minnelle Parker, and Harriet Hametas among others with Puccini, Verdi, and Mozart excerpts.
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Syracuse University College of Fine Arts School of Music
Creuse
Verdi
Puccini
Mozazi
Weber
Gounod
Byh
Ruth Ives
Angelica
Alan Beucher
Pearl Howes
Gilda
Joseph Rungo
Rudolfo
Margaret Ence Trie
Mimi
Suzanna
Noritagen
Marian Muns
Helen Lewis
Figarro
Feiner Appeal May Be Influenced by Supreme Court Ruling
Judge Bamerick indicated yesterday that a Supreme Court decision might affect the appeal of Irving Feiner, convicted in Police Court of disorderly conduct after backing a speech for John Rogge at Madison School auditorium. The appeal will be heard soon by County Judge Leo Breed. Feiner, a former Syracuse University student, was sentenced to 30 days in the penitentiary.
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Supreme Court
Irving Feiner
William H. Bamerick
Leo W. Breed
Feiner
John O. Rogge
Madison
Bamerijck
Syracuse University
Dwight Perrin Heads Silurians at City Club Dinner
Ferrin executive editor of the Syracuse Herald-Journal and Syracuse Herald-American was elected president of the Society of Silurians at their semi annual dinner in the New York Athletic Club. The gathering marked the largest turnout since the group's 1924 founding with about two hundred veteran newspapermen attending.
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Dwight
Ferrin
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse Herald-American
Society of Silurians
New York Athletic Club
New York City
Christie B. Bohnsack
City lends fire truck to Kirkville in temporary agreement
The city approved an arrangement to lend a 50 year old fire pumper to Kirkville for a definite period. The move frees another out of service pumper and keeps four older engines in reserve for emergencies.
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Kirkville
Davis
Pattens
Muller
Fox
Eachine Company
Home Relief Cases Rise In County
Welfare Commissioner Leon H. Abbott reports a higher home relief load this year, with totals showing increases over 1949. The county aid category reflects more dependents including children and blind recipients, with data spanning March to April and noting relief use in towns.
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Cnat
Leon H. Abbot
Abbott
Abbott Sai
Venue Change Up May 23 in Father Divine Case
A motion to move the venue of the Father Divine estate dispute to New County will be argued at 2 PM May 23 before Justice Abram Zoller. The Lyon estate case of $600,000 continues before Justice Zoller, with defense counsel John Young for Father Divine and relatives William Martin and Phillip Zenner opposing.
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Thal
Father Divine
Igte-Mary
Attornney
Mrs.Lyon
William Martin
Phillip Zenner
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Ernest F. Conway
Florida
Advertising and Sales Club
Canada
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Leslie Mbeals
Joseph Morrow
Richard Cos
Peter Gens
Clarence Keller
Albert Gillen
Alice Nix Ketchum
Salinasi
Broadcast Music, Inc
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Kensington Rd
Harmony Circle
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Eaton
Kennedy St
National Federation of Poctaffice
American +Pension Club
Youngtraw
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America Suc
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Parks
Claude
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American Association of Teachers of French
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