Stanton To Visit Richmond for rubbish garbage operation study
Commissioner Charles S. Stanton will spend a week in Richmond Virginia with Edwin Sanborn and John Badgley to inspect Richmonds combined rubbish and garbage collection and landfill disposal. He aims to adapt a Syracuse style single pickup plan after reviewing Richmonds seven year landfill method and will delay full rollout until districts are set and current dual collection runs finish.
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Public. Works
Charles S. Stanton
Richmond
Edwin Sanborn
John Badgley
D.P.W
Syracuse
Stanton
City Hall Plaza Parking Study Hints at Driveway Plan
Public Works Commissioner Charles Stanton says the project could run parallel to the Market Street widening. City Engineer Potter W. Kelly proposes lowering the sidewalk to street grade and creating a 16 foot driveway to park eight cars double.
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City Hall
Public’ Works
Charles Stanton
Market St
City
Potter W. Kelly
Mock war exercise at Hancock Field staged by Marines
Lt. Col. Arthur Hale commands 280 Marines in a staged Armed Forces Day mock battle at Hancock Field. Capt. John I. Green leads 50 aggressors from Cornell University faculty, with tanks, mortars and blank rounds, viewed by the public.
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Arthur Hale
Marine Corps Reserve
Hancock Field
Hale
Hancock
John
Greenivich
John. I. Green
Cornell University
Col.Hale
Marine Corps Training Center
Malden Rd
Rites Set As Police Probe Death In Manlius
Funeral services are planned for Monday for Michael Pancesen 65 found unconscious in a Palisades Hotel bathroom in Syracuse. Police probe notes he suffered a fractured skull and pneumonia after being taken from the hotel to hospital with wallet missing and two men seen fleeing. Det Francis Ryan says investigation continues with witness Edward Frazier held as material witness. Pancesen formerly lived in Jamesville and worked as a locomotive engineer. survived by three daughters, seven grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
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Michael Pancesen
Martin F
Singer
Manlius
John G. Butler
Pancesen
Onondaga General Hospital
Palisades Hotel
Harlier
Edward Frazier
W. Fayette St
Fayette and
S. Clinton
Frazier
John Pancesén
Deirorty
George Stragar
Jamesville
Katherine Nestor
Josephine Ruzekowicz
Syracuse
Carl Bundar
Cortland
Stragar
Cortland Man Wins $18,000 In Hotel Parking Lot Accident
Cortland resident James Hough, 67, was awarded $18,000 in a Supreme Court negligence settlement. He was permanently crippled after a fall from a three and a half foot drop from the Truax Hotel parking lot to the alley, sustaining foot and ankle fractures. Defendants include Joseph Radner of Chicago and Circle Auto Parking Station Inc. personnel.
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Supreme Court Yester
James Hough
Cortland
Joseph Radner
Chicago
Radner
Joseph J. Ferary
Enfield Pl
Circle Auto Parking Station, Inc
Hough
Mrs FDR to Speak Despite School Row at Jamesville
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will address Jamesville De Witt Central School graduates on June 25 despite protests led by Dr. John Settineri who calls her anti-anti Communist. The speaker arrives without a fee as her grandson John Boettiger is among the honored seniors, with support from Mrs. James McHale of De Witt.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jamesville-De Witt Central School
Tate
Roosevelt
John Boettiger
John ‘Settineri
Jamesville
Settineri
Ee Roosevelt
Jamneeville de [Witt Board of Education
Lettiners
James McHale
de Witt
Edinger
Board i
Young Boettiger
James
A. Halsted
Revolver Stolen From Parked Auto Near Blaine Street
Paul Hadley reports a loaded .32 calibre revolver stolen from his locked glove compartment. The car was parked in the 100 block of Blaine Street in Marcellus last night. Patrolman John McCormick received Hadley’s report.
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Paul Hadley
RD. 1
Marcellus
Hadley
John McCormick
Blaine St
Housing Briefing Scheduled on Public Housing Contract
Mayor Mead announced a housing briefing for Common Council members next Wednesday about a 319 unit, 4.5 million federal public housing contract offered by the Federal Public Housing Administration. William L. McGarry will outline contract aspects at the Syracuse Housing Authority offices. The council may decide at the May 28 session whether to accept the offer before the June 30 federal fiscal year end. The 319 units complete a 650 unit contract tied to the James Geddes Homes on the West Side, with 331 built so far due to federal cuts. The city also holds a 400 unit contract with the State Housing Commission, but officials will press for long term needs tied to urban renewal, code enforcement and arterial plans.
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Mead
Common Council
Federal Public Housing Administration
Syracuse Housing Authority
Wiliam L. McGarry
James Geddes Homes
State Housing Commission
Tenants Put On the Heat Violation Alert
City health officials warn landlords must provide heat through May or face Sanitary Code violations. Dr William H E Burns says many tenants report unseasonal chill and heat is not allowed to be cut off until June. Heat must stay between 65 and 70 degrees at all times except June through September 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Auburn Cayuga County Council of Churches to meet 8 p.m. Sunday at Central Church of Christ Disciples. public invited.
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William HE. Burns
City Health Department
Burns
Bureau of Sanitation
Church Council
Auburn
Cayuga County
Msgr Dillon Named Pastor in Syracuse Diocese Transfers
The Rt Rev Msgr Robert E Dillon chancellor of the Syracuse Diocese was named pastor of Blessed Sacrament Church effective June 1 succeeding the late Rev William A Moore The bishop also appointed three new assistant pastors to churches raised from mission status including Fr Francis J Harrison to St Andrew the Apostle Syracuse Fr James E Nicholson to Our Lady of the Rosary Hannibal and St Josephs mission South West Oswego and Fr John J Burke to the Church of St Teresa New Berlin Dillon a Binghamton native and 1936 Holy Cross and St Bernards Seminary graduate was ordained in Syracuse and later earned canon law doctorate from Catholic University
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Robert E. Dillon
Syracuse
Blessed Sacrament Church
William A. Moore
Walter A. Foery
Dillon
Francis J. Harrison
Cathedral of Immaculate
James E. Nicholson
St. Anthony’s
Our Lady of the Rosary
Hannibal
Holy Family
Fulton
St. Joseph’s Mission
South West Oswego
John J. Burke
Blessed Sacrament
St. Teresa
New Berlin
St. Malachy
Sherburne
Binghamton
Holy Cross
St. Bernards Seminary
Father Dillon
Catholic University
Washington
City to Sell Erie Blvd Land Parcel at Public Auction
The city will auction a north side Erie Blvd parcel at 10 a.m. Tuesday in City Hall Council Chambers. The odd-shaped 382 by 446 feet site spans 1501 to 1529 Erie Blvd with easements that limit construction. best use includes a used car lot. Highest prior offer was $18,000.
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Erie Blvd
Nathan Share
Real Estate ‘Commission
Common Council
Erie. Blvd
New York Central Railroad
Share
Notting ham High School Dramatic Club Stages Good News
The Dramatic Club of Notting ham High School presents the play Good News this Friday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Miss Dorothea Duell directs the production.
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the Dramatic Club
Nottingham High
Dorothea Duell
Tot Starts Fire Searching for Toy in Closet
A five year old boy found a lighted match and started a fire in the closet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rusczyk at 1623 Hawley Ave. Firemen battled the blaze for more than an hour. Daniel Rusczyk, the boy, told Asst. Fire Marshal Fred A. Patuno he was seeking a toy when the fire started. No damage estimate available.
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Walter. Rusczyk
Hawley Ave
Fred A. Patuno
Rusczyk
Daniel
Officials to Probe Solvay Assessment
A committee of Solvay officials was named to investigate a complaint by Allied Chemical and Dye Corp for its Solvay Process Co. affiliate. The company seeks reductions in assessments and the investigation will determine proper valuations.
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Solvay
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp
Solvay Process Co
Erosion Threatens East Shore of Onondaga Lake
The Onondaga County Park Board reports severe erosion along the east shore of Onondaga Lake with 30 feet of park land lost near Willow Bay. Officials request $100,000 in the 1957 budget to complete a reclamation program using a dumped-stone seawall and land fill, as funds currently total only $12,000 of $50,000 appropriated for 1955-56.
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J. Howard Shattuck
County Park Board
Willow Bay
Park Board
Shattuck
Bloody. Brook
35 Schools Compete In Music Festival
Central Square Central School hosts 35 Central New York schools for the 25th New York State School Music Association Festival. Bands orchestras and soloists compete in six divisions with judges from Rochester Poland Utica Potsdam and more. The event runs into tonight and tomorrow.
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Fayetteville-Manlins
Sheldon Blank
Central Square Central School
New York
H. Carleton Herrman
Evan Bollinger
Rochester
James ‘Truscella
Poland
Andrew Goettel
Syracuse
Truscella
J. Edward Hacker
Utica
Rocque Dominick
Potsdam State Teachers College
Goettel
John Smetzier
Twvriting
Local Officials Named for Village Committee Seat Roles
The committee includes Supervisor Joseph Berndt and Mayor Stanley Major along with Village Atty. Leon Hildensbrand and Town Atty. Sidney Coulter. Also listed are Village Treasurer Frank Fernandez and Town Assessors Edward Kinnella James Jerome and Frederick Clisson with additional Village Assessors James DeLucia Joseph Ryan and Thomas Maino.
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Joseph Berndt
Stanley Major
Leon Hildensbrand
Sidney Coulter
Frank Fernandez
Edward Kinnella
James Jerome
Frederick Clisson
James DeLucia
Joseph Ryan
Thomas Maino
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Rece Griffin
Tom Cook
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Onondaga Valley
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Auburn All- High
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