Ready-Mix Drivers End Syracuse Strike
A strike by 500 Local 317 Teamsters truck drivers ended after a settlement with ready-mix plants and truck operators. The walkout idled 13 plants and halted concrete work on major projects including Hiawatha Boulevard and the Empire Stateway. Unconfirmed reports say a 20-cent pay hike was implemented with a potential 38-cent package, while negotiations praised federal mediator James C. Carroll.
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Fred Maggio
Teamsters
317
Maggie
Hiawatha Boulevard
Syracuse
State Fair Boulevard
Oswego Boulevard
Empire Stateway
Fayetteville
Limestone Creek
Local 317
Bill Eisenberg
Maggio
James C. Carroll
Andrews Death Probed as Telegraph Workers Vote Potential Strike
Syracuse police probe the medical history of George D. Andrews age 52 and Wallace J. Minaker 54 after suspected foul play in their deaths. Andrews exhumed. chemical tests await results. Separately telegraphers Local 42 push for wage raises and benefits, threatening a June 1 strike.
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Syracuse
George D
Goose) Andrews
Mr. Andrews
James, St
Isabell Andrews
Arthur W. Wilson
Wallace J. Minaker
Hawley Ave
Minaker
Andrews
Police Crime Laboratory
William Metzger
Detective Bureau
S. Salina St
Herald-Journal
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Local 42
C.t.u.’S
C.T.U
John A. Gallagher
C.T.A
American Communications Association
Metropolia New York
Gallagher
Dutch Elm Disease Studied in Onondaga County
The Conservation Committee of the Board of Supervisors discussed the spread of Dutch elm disease in Onondaga County today. Camillus Supervisor Willard Forward, head of the committee, said a program to curb the disease would be recommended and presented to the Board at its June meeting. The study focuses on the city due to its elm shade trees and potential harm.
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Onondaga County
Conservation Committee
Board of Supervisors
Camillus
Willard Forward
Forward
Ten charged in Onondaga County grand jury indictments
The May grand jury of Onondaga County returned nine open and fourteen sealed indictments. Warren Amond, 19, is charged with two counts of first degree robbery and first degree grand larceny for a dark robbery in East Syracuse, with US$150 wrist watch and a billfold taken though the billfold was later found empty. Rosa May Dunaway, 17, is named with Amond. Tomasso, 53, of Cortland, is linked to the same case. William Hughes Jr., 35, faces bigamy charges for marrying twice while married. Robert J. Smith, 35, is charged with second degree assault for injuring someone named Buster Smith. Lawrence S. McGraw, 22, is indicted for second degree rape involving a 15 year old. Charles Vrooman, 42, faces charges of impairing the morals of minors from incidents in late last year and this year. Remaining open indictments may be treated as youthful offender cases.
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Onondaga County
Warren Amond
Tower Ave
Syracuse
Amond
Anthony Tomasso
Cortland
Towpath Road
Tomasso
Rosa May Dunaway
E. Genesee St
William Hughes Jr
Gifford St
Hughes
Margaret Cuatt
Alice Stevens
Miss Stevens
Watertown
Robert J. Smith
S. McBride St
Smith
Buster” Smith
Lawrence S. McGraw
Lodi St
Charles Vrooman
School St
Dwellings To Be Razed In City Demolition Bids
The city will raze two substandard dwellings after bids on demolition contracts. The Tallman Street site at 235 Tallman Street has low bidder Fred W. Bookman at 350 dollars. The Crescent Street site at 211 213 Crescent Street has low bidder Eric Simmons at 1290 dollars. Four bidders each. work to start as soon as possible.
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George E. Hebert
Bureau of Buildings
Tallman St
Crescent St
Fred W. Bookman
Crescent Street
Eric Simmons
Lincoln Juniors Set Spring Carnival
The annual Spring Carnival at Lincoln Junior High School occurs tonight with games booths and an auditorium show featuring pupils. Bozo the Clown will entertain. Frederick Maloof serves as general chairman.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Bozo
Frederick Maloof
Traffic Line Painting Starts For Weekend
The Bureau of Traffic began line painting on city streets after obtaining 400 gallons of paint and ordering 3,000 more for delivery next week. Crews started in 8 Salina street and were past the 1500 block by noon. Mayor Henninger ordered rapid action after noting paint shortages and approved a no bid purchase of 400 gallons at 2.35 per gallon from Strathmore Products Co. Public Works Commissioner McPhail announced 3,000 gallons would be bought through low bidders under a state contract at 2.13 per gallon, 22 cents less than the no bid price. Total no bid cost was 940, within a 1,000 statutory limit.
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Bureau of Traffic
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Salina Street
Henninger
Strathmore Products Co
W. Fayette St
Public Works
Charles McPhail
Baltimore, Md
Common Council
Land Sale Hearing Set For Monday Near Woodland Reservoir
The Common Council schedules a 2 p.m. Monday public hearing on selling a 3.4 acre city land parcel near Woodland Reservoir to Bellevue Heights Methodist Church for 15 000. Opponents from the 2100 block of S Geddes St plan to attend, arguing the site should remain city property for parks. A council vote may be postponed if strong opposition persists.
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Common Council
Woodland Reservoir
Bellevue Heights
Firemen's Smoker Tomorrow Night at McDonnell's Park
The South Bay Volunteer Firemen announce their annual spring Mixed Smoker tomorrow at 7 p.m. at McDonnell's Park on Oneida Lake. Proceeds fund a 20 foot extension for the firehouse to accommodate a new pumper. Games raffles prizes and hot dogs with refreshments planned.
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South Bay
McDonnell’s Park
Oneida Lake
Hearing Set On Bingo In Town Of Elbridge
A public hearing on legalizing bingo in the Town of Elbridge is scheduled for 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Town Clerk’s office at Jordan. Supervisor James D. Gorham said a referendum could follow if public opinion demands it.
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Elbridge
Jordan
James D. Gorham
East Syracuse
Minoa
Gorham
Jordan Volunteer Fire Department
Jordan Community Council
Plumbers End Strike Nearing End in Local 54
A 23 day strike involving about 200 plumbers and gasfitters of Local 54 appears to near resolution. A ratification meeting was set for 3 p.m. to approve a new contract. Terms were not disclosed by committee member Thomas Murphy. The walkout disrupted construction of a hospital annex, a telephone company extension and a Syracuse University building.
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Thomas Murphy
Syracuse University
Stress and Rheumatic Fever Similar Heart Valve Damage Found
Four Albert Einstein College of Medicine doctors reported at the New York State Association of Public Health Laboratories meeting that stressors in rabbits and rats produced heart valve changes akin to rheumatic fever including vegetations swelling and thickening. The researchers named Angrist Oka Nakao and Marquiss. New officers named include Scott V. Covert as president and John T. Prior as vice president.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York City
New York State Association of Public Health Laboratories
State College of Medicine
Alfred Angrist
Masamichi Oka
Komei Nakao
Jeanne Marquiss
Morris F. Wiener
Association
Scott V. Covert
Albany Medical College
Syracuse University Senior Plans Wedding Marred by Father’s Death
Peter M. Jordon of Hornell, a Syracuse University Liberal Arts senior from 41 William St and 226 Euclid Ave, prepared to wed Linda Pitt of Dallas after exams. En route to Texas, his father William H. Jordan, 51, suffered a heart attack aboard a Chicago to Texas flight, died after an unscheduled stop in St Louis. The mother flew home to Hornell as the body was returned for funeral arrangements.
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Syracuse University
Texas
University
Peter M. Jordon
William St
Hornell
Euclid Ave
Jordan
Linda Pitt
Dallas
William H. Jordon
Chicago
Jordon
St. Louis
Margaret Jordon
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Albany
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