Federal Education Control Attacked at NY School Officials Meet
Representative William E Miller told about 300 delegates in Syracuse that federal control of education is dangerous and insidious while noting education’s large national impact and cost. He outlined four points for possible federal roles in school construction and argued state and local control should prevail.
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William E. Miller
Lockport
State Association of School Business
Syracuse
Miller
Doris B
United States
Republcan
New York State Association of School Business Officials
Eisenhower
Miler
Arthur Levitt
Association
Business Sesson
Sunday Night Supper Sandwich Fry Up
Make sandwiches of bread cheddar cheese and sliced fresh tomatoes. Dip in French toast batter and fry until golden brown in butter or margarine in a skillet.
Gold Star Mothers Honor Sons Who Died for Freedom
Gold Star Mothers paid tribute to sons who died keeping America free at the Onondaga County War Memorial Auditorium. Twenty two mothers placed carnations on a wreath. memorial services continue at city monuments and eight cemeteries with a school assembly planned.
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Gold Star
America
The
War Memorial Association
Onondaga County War Memorial
J R Carpenter Dies in Hospital
James R. Carpenter 115 Harding Street died at Syracuse Memorial Hospital. He was a building contractor real estate broker and barber. Survived by Violet M Carpenter widow Donald Carpenter Ballston Lake Corinne Carpenter Binghamton Edward Carpenter Clay Mrs Edward P Letterman and a grandson. Services at Carl J Ballweg Funeral Chapel 4610 S Salina Street at 2 pm Wednesday. Burial Onondaga Valley Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 pm tomorrow.
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James R. Carpenter
Harding St
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Samuel Fahl
Onondaga Valley Cemetery
Nedrow Firehouse Burglarized Overnight
Burglars forced entry into the Nedrow firehouse over the weekend but appear to have found little. Deputy Sheriff Edward West said entry was gained by jimmying a door. Investigators suspect they targeted receipts from a Saturday night dance and card party. Firemen carry inventory to confirm losses.
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Nedrow
Edward West
Potato Topping With Cottage Cheese and Green Onion
Creamstyle cottage cheese mixed with finely chopped green onion makes a popular topping for baked potatoes. The simple combination adds a creamy texture and mild onion flavor, enhancing the potato dish for many readers.
Man Denies Four Charges in Two Court Sessions
George Snyder of 1729 West Genesee Street pleaded not guilty to two charges in Police Court and two in Traffic Court. He was held on 2750 dollars bail for third degree assault and wilful trespass stemming from an alleged break in at 1713 Genesee Street and a beating, plus speeding and running a red light after a 70 mph police chase. Police say Bolivar Compeau, 54, was beaten and required five stitches. Snyder denied the accusations and led to two separate bail rulings set for June 3 dispositional hearing.
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George Snyder
W. Genesee Sr
Genesee St
Snyder
Bolivar J. Compeau
W. Genesee St
John Glavin
Erie Blvd
Compeau
Leo Dorsey
Truman H
Crolick Elected YM Governor at Syracuse Conference
George R. Crolick Jr. of Auburn was chosen governor of the YMCA state youth and government program after a two day Syracuse YMCA conference. Thomas Coffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffman, 106 Murray Ave., was named president of the Senate. Karl Pierson of White Plains was elected speaker of the House.
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George R. Crolick Jr
Auburn
YMCA
Syracuse
Child Injured In Fall From Bike Near Home
Percy Clark aged 5 of 125 Fabius Street sustained a lacerated left wrist when he fell from a bicycle into a pile of broken glass near his home yesterday. Patrolman Henry Price said neighbors applied a tourniquet until an Eastern Ambulance unit arrived and transported the boy to Memorial Hospital.
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Percy Clark
Fabius St
Henry Price
Memorial Hospital
Cultural Center Planners Discuss Arts Needs Meeting
A sub-committee of the Cultural Center Planning Committee meets at the City Planning Commission offices to map fine arts needs. Led by Mrs. Charles C. Ferris, the group will report on facilities and program plans to the full committee as part of a four meeting series.
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Cultural Center Planning Committee
City Planning Commission
Charles C. Ferris
Walter Gieselman
Hoover Commission Life Extended by One Month
President Eisenhower signed a bill extending the Hoover commission on governmental reorganization to June 30 and granting 90 days after that date to liquidate its affairs. The measure maintains the panel’s mandate amid ongoing U S policy debates.
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Hoover Board
Washington
Eisenhower
Hoover Commission
Window and lumber theft at Gates Road lodge
Sheriff deputies investigate the theft of four new windows and 600 square feet of knotty pine lumber valued at 140 dollars from a hunting lodge under construction on Gates road near Sweet road. Builder Caesar Sposato reported the loss last night. materials taken between 6 p.m. Saturday and yesterday afternoon.
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Gates Road
Sweet Road
Caesar Sposato
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