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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1958

Page

4

Negro Pastor Bias Hit At Methodist Conference

Nearly 500 ministers and delegates filled First Methodist Church in Auburn for the Central New York conference. The Elmira district report cited negative results in placing three Negro ministers, noting a Northern bias similar to Little Rock.

Methodist Auburn Ultrn-Inocern First Methodist Church Central New York The Methodist Church Byuga Council of Churches New York Herbert Anderson Glenn F. Mosher C. Phillip Torrance Elmira Little Rock Conference Board

Langewiczs Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

A surprise dinner party honored Mr and Mrs Stanley Langewicz on their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed May 19 1908 at Sacred Heart Church in Syracuse. He is a retired Crucible Steel Co employee. she a lifelong Syracuse resident. They have a son and three daughters plus six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Stanley Langewicz Olive St John Mydlenski East Syracuse Langewicz Sacred Heart Church Poland Crucible Steel Co

Chief Coon Seeks New Fire Truck For City

Fire Chief Harry J. Coon will ask the Common Council on Monday for permission to purchase a new hook and ladder truck with a 100 foot aerial ladder. The ladder, to be bought from capital funds, is estimated at $45 000.

Harry J. Coon Common Council Coon

Change Artist Is Jailed

A short change artist was sentenced to nine months in penitentiary by Judge P. Leo Dorsey after pleading guilty to petty larceny. John M. Byington 23 of Utica alias John Powers was arrested after short changing a Roche's Pharmacy clerk Yvette Gunn on a 30 cent purchase. He presented a $10 bill then demanded larger denominations and left with a mix of bills. pharmacy and a Loblaw store would be reimbursed $10 each. Police say he targeted multiple stores and found a magazine article on the racket in his car.

P. Leo Dorsey John M. Byington Utica E. Willow St Byington John Powers Roche S. Geddes St Yvette Gunn South Avenue Loblaw

County Sets Record with Single Call

Sheriff’s Dispatcher Ernie Monica says county residents had quiet night, with only one call received. He notes the inquiry was about street location and marks the first such low volume in 12 years on the job.

Sheriff’s Ernie Monica

First Week Drive Sells 677 Cars In Onondaga County

The YOU AUTO BUY NOW drive reports 677 new and used car sales in Onondaga County in its first week. Local dealers report staffing boosts and heavy showroom traffic as the campaign records progress on a Clinton Square thermometer. Campaign officials and finance executives praise the effort as a major action to spur employment, spending, and recovery amid recession concerns while sponsorships and vehicle purchase certificates accompany the push.

Syracusan YOU Auto Buy Onondaga County Committee Harvey Stewart Clinton Square Syracuse Federation of Labor George Cooper Nationalfinance Company E. F. Wonderlie General Finance Corp the Manufacturers Association Syracuse Stuart C. Ballard Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association Marine Midland Trust. Co 4Central New York First Trust and Deposit Co Marine Midland First Trust

Tenure Shifts in School Board Actions

Thirteen retirements and twelve resignations were accepted by the Board of Education yesterday. Seventeen teachers join the system, while names of those retiring and resigning are listed, reflecting a broad staff transition in the district.

Board of Education Alice S. Burke Eleanor Dickinson Marie G. Lynch Florence I. Peak Esther L. Jennings Alta Sargent Lydia F. Cheney Marie K. Dunn Karmel H. Fish Lillian R. Gilbert Mildred M. Muller Algenia R. Nilson Anna M. Zimmerman

Three Hurt In Syracuse Auto Collision Near University

Two cars collided at E Colvin Street and Cumberland Avenue injuring Marilyn Hackett 18 a Syracuse University student, Hugh M Taylor Jr 20 and Warren Kowalsky 17. Hackett and Taylor were treated at the SU infirmary and Kowalsky at St Joseph's Hospital.

Syracuse University Infirmary St. Joseph’s Hospital E. Colvin Street Cumberland Avenue Marilyn Hackett Syracuse University Mount Olympus Stratford Ave Warren _Kowalsky Watson Dormitory Miss Hackett Taylor

Car Collision Sends Three To Hospital After Street Crash

Police report Kowalsky was driving east on E Colvin when his car was struck by the Taylor vehicle turning off Cumberland then heading east. Miss Hackett suffered injuries to her right leg left arm and right thigh while Taylor had a forehead injury and Kowalsky a head bump. Kowalsky was taken to St Josephs Hospital.

Miss Hackett Taylor Kowalsky St. Joseph’s Hospital E. Colvin Street Cumberland Avenue Colvin Street

Area Bankers Dine Saturday at New York Dinner

Dean Charles Noble of Syracuse University will give the keynote at the New York State Bankers Association Group IV dinner at Crumlins. Afternoon sessions, presided by Royal L. O'Day of Merchants National Bank, feature C William Green on the Education Foundation and banking management school successes.

Charles Noble Syracuse University Group IV New York State Bankers Association Crumlins Royal L. O'Day Merchants “National Bank and Trust Co O'Day C. William Green Education Foundation The State Bankers Association Green Banking Association

Doctors, Hospital Lead 18 Creditors in Morrison Bankruptcy

Kenneth C. Morrison of 116 Pharis Street Syracuse filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court. He owes 2871 dollars, with no assets. Creditors include five doctors and a hospital among the 18 listed.

Utica Kenneth C. Morrison Pharis St Syracuse U.S. District Court

Meadowlark Classification Clarifies Bird Family Ties

A note clarifies that the meadowlark is not a true lark and belongs to the same family as the blackbird and the oriole, highlighting avian taxonomy.

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