Mother Starts a New Phase Of Fight Against Bulbar Polio
A Memphis mother of three born in late November travels to Buffalo to join the Respiratory Center for specialized treatment aimed at enabling independent breathing. She was first diagnosed on Thanksgiving and delivered a healthy baby girl while in an iron lung at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
City Hospital
George Daniels
Respiratory Center
Chronic Disease Research Institute
Buffalo
Daniels
New York
Marion Geis
Syracuse
National Foundation For
Joseph Fahey
Buffalo Center
Not Floored How Yellow Pages Helped Mrs Mc Loughlin
Mrs Mc Loughlin recalls renting a floor machine after moving into a new apartment. She found a local company through the Yellow Pages under Floor Machines Renting and completed the refinishing in one day. The adage favors doing business with Yellow Pages advertisers.
Syracuse Learn-to-Swim Campaign Set for July 4
Syracuse to launch its 30th annual Learn-to-Swim campaign on July 4 at seven city pools and the YMCA. The six week program offers free lessons for beginner to advanced swimmers taught by Red Cross instructors with completion certificates and life-saving qualification options. Applications available at local schools Recreation Commission office and in this paper. Sponsored by Municipal Recreation Commission Safety Division Chamber of Commerce YWCA YMCA and Herald-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
YMCA
Red Cross
Municipal Recreation Commission
Recreation Commission
Safety Division
The
Chamber of Commerce
YWCA
Herald-Journal
Two Plead Guilty in County Court For Assault Burglary
Richard G. Francis 23 of East Syracuse received a three year probation after pleading guilty to a reduced third degree assault charge. He faced a November 1952 indictment for second degree assault over an alleged Sept 28 1952 attack on Raymond Goodfellow. Judge Breed denied youthful offender status and deferred sentence pending military service. after rejection he was sentenced later. George A. Thompson 38 of Nedrow pleaded guilty to third degree burglary connected to a Apr 12 break in at Frank Kosmer's Tanner Road home. His sentence was deferred for further investigation as a second offender. Thompson also admitted an earlier indefinite sentence at Napanoch Institute starting 1934 for a sodomy charge and a 1940 third degree burglary conviction leading to 10 to 20 years at Attica State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Francis
R.D
Syracuse
Richards
Raymond Goodfellow
Leo W. Breed
Francis
Breed
George A. Thompson
South Onondaga Rad
Nedrow
Frank Kosmer
Tanner Rd
Napanoch Institute
Altica State Prison
Benefit for Le Moyne Scholarship by Ancient Order of Hibernians
The Ancient Order of Hibernians sponsors a Saturday night benefit party in the clubrooms at 1208 S. Ceddes St. Proceeds go to the Le Moyne Scholarship Fund with entertainment and refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
S. Ceddes St
LeMoyne Scholarship Fund
Judge Suspends Man's Jail Term After Disorderly Conduct Guilty Plea
East Side resident Monroe Brown 44 of 850 S Crouse Ave pleaded guilty in Police Court to disorderly conduct. Judge P Leo Dorsey sentenced him to six months suspended and ordered $25 restitution to Patrolman Otis Thompson and Patrolman Robert Gaurnier for damage to their uniforms after a scuffle when recapturing him 20 minutes later near 669 S Salinast. Officers pursued as Brown leaped a railing and hid near Montgomery School following a disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
P. Leo Dorsey
Monroe Brown
S. Crouse Ave
Otis Thompson andRobert Gaurnier
Brown
S. Salinast
Montgomery School
Pageant of famous mothers dinner set in Granby hall
The Woman's Society of Christian Service hosts a mother and daughter dinner at Granby fire hall this evening at 4 30 p m. The event highlights notable mothers and their daughters in a community program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Granby
Federation To Get Smoke Complaint Onondaga County
Councilman Roy D. Simmons reports he will refer Joseph Grosso’s complaint about air pollution drifting from factories near Syracuse to the Planning Federation of Onondaga County Municipalities. The memo seeks steps to curb smoke nuisance and urges federation action given its regional scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Simmons
Joseph Grosso
Syracuse
Planning Federation of Ononidaga County
Grosso
Board of Supervisors
Leity
Dr. Grosso
Ambrose Amidon
Court Sets Record With 45 Trials
The State Supreme Court in the May term set a new record by trying 45 cases in 19 days. Administrative clerk Gifford P. Montague noted the previous record was 42 in 1950 with three judges, while this term used two justices McCluskey and Sullivan. 211 total dispositions included 131 settlements and 35 off calendar. Jury verdicts occurred in 32 trials, with nine more settled on trial and two nonsuits and two mistrials. The remaining 1387 cases stayed on the old calendar. 190 new cases bring June to 1577. In June Peterson and Del Vecchio will preside. Ringrose sits in equity and McCluskey hears motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Gifford P. Montague
William E.mccluskey
Eugene F. Sullivan
Supreme Court
Carl W. Peterson
Frank del Vecchio
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Names in Local Registry
A list of marriage licenses appears with names and partial addresses including John N. Pratak Kathleen M. Timmons Richard E. Cashier Ruth L. Rushey William M. Burns Margaret L. Males Patrick E. Cupelo Delores Haffart Barbara J. Streiches George W. Potter Patricces J. Cook Anthony M. Simone Jozana A. Venditt and others. Locations span East Syracuse Rochester and nearby streets with incomplete details on some entries.
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John N. Pratak
Rowland
Kathleen M. Timmons
Sheanard
Richard E. Cashier
Catherine St
Ruth L. Rushey
Syracuse
Wiliam M. Burns
Midler Ave
Margaret L. Males
Grant Blvd
Patrick E. Cupelo
Avery Arte
Delores ¥. Haffart
Ulster St. Philip Lance
EB. Genesee
Barbara J. Streiches
Chiew
George W. "Potter
Brian
Talian
Erry F. Anton
Wailer Vier
Judge Warns Government Dependency Undermines Self Reliance
Oswego judge and Savings Banks Association leader George M. Penney told about 56 delegates at Hotel Syracuse that a cradle to grave government model erodes personal incentive. He traced reliance on social programs to reduced savings and warned the trend toward socialism. Other speakers and events included Syracuse University officials and a dinner with awards and remarks by Edward T. Dickinson and panel discussions for the next day.
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George M. Penney
Oswego
Savings Bank
Syracuse
Tes
Philip W. Burton
Department of Advertising
Syracuse University
Dorothea Chandler
S. A. School of Business
Potter Trial Nears Jury Delivers Charge
Judge Stephen Brennan prepared to charge the federal jury in the second Potter trial. Jackson M. Potter, a former Syracuse real estate man, faces a conspiracy charge involving over 1.6 million dollars in Syracuse Trust Co. funds. Defense attorney Paul Shanahan argued overdrafts were treated as loans and questioned key bank officials and witnesses.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Albany
Stephen W. Brennan
Jackson M. Potter
U. S. District Court
Potter
Syracuse
Paul R. Shanahan
Syracuse Trust Co
Leslie R. Root
Kiock
Shanahan
Root
Henward, Sheedy and Davies
Shan
Richard E. Bolton
Bolton
Cop Halts Thefts. Burglar Named In Diner Break-In
Patrolman Carl Kurtz prevented theft by taking keys from a car at a North Side service station, leading to the burglary arrest of John J. Mandara, 17, who admitted breaking into Smoral's Diner. Mandara pleaded not guilty to third degree burglary and was sent to county authorities for grand jury action.
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North Side
Carl Kurtz
John J. Mandara
Court St
Park St
Mandara
P. Leo Dorsey
Kurtz
Onondaga Pkwy
William Delaney
Mead urges 100 percent mortgage insurance for nonprofits
Mayor Mead asks the House Banking and Currency Committee to amend housing laws to provide full mortgage insurance for nonprofit groups handling urban removal projects. He argues 1 percent insurance could speed rehabilitation of conservation areas in Syracuse and other cities, equating to broader public housing aims.
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Washington
Neededay
House Banking and Currency Committee
Mead
Syracuse
Joss
Congress
Traffic Court JUDGE TRUMAN H. PRESTON Speeding and penalties
A list of speeding offenses and related penalties heard by Judge Truman H. Preston. Individuals include David A. Hyde, Donald Stewart, Robert Osterhout, Alexander Locke, Frank Hause, John Henstead, Bernard Lane, Bert Parsons, Verna Purcell, Loretta Ellinger, Alice Bran, Donald Massett, and Josephine Lamar. Fines range from 10 to 50 dollars with licenses held until June. several cases note speeds from 35 to 49 mph and violations of license or property rules.
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Truman H. Preston
David A. Hyde
Abellares
Solvay
Spencer St
Donald Stewart
East Syracuse
Thompson Road
Prude
Robert Osterhout
Hundred Ave
James Si
Alexander Locke
North Syracuse
le Moyne
Frank Hause
Grant Blvd
St. John Henstead
Ethel Il Tac
Bellevue Ave
W. Seneca
Verna Purcell
Jamesville
Loretta Mr. Ellinger
Brewerton
Alice Bran
Jamie
Gaebel Installed Legion Head
Carthage report: Richard Gaebel installed as commander of Bassett-Baxter Post American Legion. Other officers named include William H. Huggins John A. Gilbert and Capt Joseph Dona hue as vice commanders. John B. Ames adjutant C Emmett Fen nen financial officer Charles McDonald sergeant at arms Edwin H Thayer historian Edwin Rogers chaplain and Alen B Murray trustee for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Richard Gaebel
Bassett-Baxter Post
American Legion
William H. Huggins
John A. Gilbert
Joseph Donahue
John B. Ames
C. Emmett Fennen
Charles McDonald
Edwin H. Thayer
Edwin Rogers
Alen B.murray
Morehead and Falco Named Possible Assist. Counsel
Attorneys Alfred Morehead and Joseph Falco emerged as leading candidates for the post of assistant corporation counsel. The seat will open June 1 when Samuel Betts leaves to become assistant United States attorney for the Northern New York District. Betts also serves as legal counsel to the Board of Education, a role his successor is expected to fill.
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Alfred Morehead
Joseph Falco
Corporation
Samuel Betts, I
Corporation Counsel
United States
New York
Betts
Board of Education
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Eastern
Wally Klass
Robert Southard
New York Central
Fay
Salina St
Onondaga
Salina & E. Genesee
Salina
Raynor
Amber Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Teese
Ue Ees
Robert McLoughan
S. Simmons
Board of Supervisor
Penner
Sterling W. Mudge
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
Syssonn
Crumlins
State Savings Bank Editors Forum
Eben van Dusen
Family Circle
Crouse Hinds Co
Edward T. Dickinson
State Department of Comerce
Robert Monahan
State Thruway Authority
MR. Levy
Cynthia O’dell
Sumner- Levy School
T. Aaron Levy
Sum
ner-Levy School
Brennan
Henward
Klock
Gaebel
Legion
Onondaga Masonic District
Onondaga Post
Masonic Temple
Jeff
Alonzo H. Kennedy
Willam M. Owen
Tiera County
Nathan Tork
Russell Leder
Morehead
Falco
Cooper Decoration, Inc
E. Fayette
Peratts
S. Warren
Shoppingtown
DeWitt
Ton An Arent Ge Ree
Fureies
D'Jimas
S. Salina
Reader's Digest
Stock Exchange
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