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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1958

Page

2

Open Door Plea Includes Syracuse in Travel Deals

The State Department proposed 41 exchanges pairing 25 US cities with Russian cities to ease foreign travel barriers. Syracuse is matched with Voroshilov in the plan, a city of 213000 residents in the southern Central Russian highlands.

Herald-Journal Washington Syracuse Moscow Russia State Department United States Voroshilov Sea of Azov Stalingrad

Accused Slayer Gets Mental Test

Peter J. Butterman, 20, of Fulton faces a first degree murder charge for the slaying of Fulton Elementary School janitor Fred Maude. At arraignment in Oswego County Court Judge Don H. Stacy granted a motion for Butterman to undergo a mental condition examination and be held for 60 days at Syracuse Depenopathic Hospital for observation.

Oswego Peter J. Butterman S Second St. Fulton Fulton School Oswego County Don H. Stacy Butterman Francis R. Moran Paul R. Shanahan Syracuse Moran John R. Murray Syracuse Depenopathic Hospital Stacy Fred Maude Fulton

Roofers Go Off Jobs as Contract Talks Fail

More than 110 union roofers stayed off work after 26 days of talks failed to produce a new contract. Local 195 business agent Joseph Luton said six or seven firms had not signed. About 40 men worked today with some signatories. The pact expired May 1 but jobs continued during negotiations.

Joseph Luton Local 195 Luton

Police Exams Set July 12 for City and Villages

Patrolmen exams scheduled for the city of Minoa and the village of East Syracuse. Applications due to the County Civil Service Commission by June 20. Written tests on July 12. Pay ranges and requirements vary by location, with several age, height, and residency rules and a driving license requirement.

Minoa East Syracuse County Civil Service Commission Commission Court House

Miss Patti Campensa Crowned Onondaga County Prosperity Queen

Patti Campensa won the Onondaga County Prosperity Queen title in the May 17 YOU AUTO BUY NOW parade by Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association. The 20-year-old, 5'3" brown eyed blonde student at Central City Business Institute accepted prizes from local merchants and urged purchases to boost county jobs in the automobile industry.

Patti Campensa Forsythe Motors Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association Onondaga County Miss Campensa Salina Street Miss Syracuse School of Charm Aurelio Campensa S. Beech St Central City Business Institute Queen Patti Dey Brothers Wilsons RCA Whitehouse Supply Addis Co Prosperity Patti John Henson Syracuse Auto Dealers Association

Community College Discussed With County Officials In Onondaga

Dr. Lawrence L. Jarvie met with the county supervisors and the Board of Supervisors special committee in Syracuse to discuss state aid and local sponsorship of a potential community college in Onondaga County. He explained financing rules under the State Education law and noted local sponsors often bear two thirds of costs. The Syracuse area is listed as a recommended site in the State Master Plan.

Lawrence L. Jarvie State University Onondaga County Jarvie Board of Supervisors Court House Donald H. Miller 16Th Ward County Research Department Community Colleges Syracuse Area Miller County School Boards Association

Methodist Pastorates Are Changed In Central New York

The Central New York Conference of the Methodist Church approved 39 pastoral changes and appointed the first woman elder, Jo Lorene Miller of Georgetown Madison County. Bishop W Earl Ledden also named three special appointments and ordained several elders and deacons at the closing session amid nearly 1000 attendees.

Auburn Central New York the Methodist Church W. Earl Ledden Syracuse Jo- Lorene If Miller Georgetown Madison County Jack R. Buskey Clockville David E. Durham Morrisville Malcolm A. Howard Cortland Harry E. Johnston Clifton Springs L. Edmund van Order Erieville John Wolfe Jr Gorham Ledden James R. Bennett Ashbury Church Solvay Floyd F. Shephard Pennsylvania Avenue Methodist Church Elmira Conference Board of Education Robert J. McCune Truxton Methodist Church Cortland County

Woman in poor condition after alleged criminal abortion

A young Syracuse married woman is in very poor condition at Memorial Hospital after doctors labeled the case a criminal abortion. Detectives say physicians noted infection from catheters left during the procedure. She was rushed to hospital by Eastern ambulance after falling ill yesterday. Policewoman Genevieve Pfohl is assigned to the investigation.

Syracuse Memorial Hospital Donald Tracey Duane Metzger Eastern Ambulance Genevieve Pfohl

Bingo Move Postponed by Syracuse Common Council

Technical difficulties in drafting an ordinance delay the bingo question from today’s Syracuse Common Council meeting. Officials expect the measure to be put on the ballot November 4 if the ordinance is finalized in time.

Common Council Syracuse Corporation Counsel’s

Little Girl Wanders From Camillus Home to Mattydale Gas Station

Three year old JoAnne Semf wandered over a mile from her parents home on Breed Road Camillus while they searched the 1,200 block of Wolf Street. Deputy John Checkosky found her at a Mattydale gas station on Route 11 around 3:30 p.m. The anxious parents, visiting friends at 1228 Wolf Street, were relieved to see her safe in the deputy's car.

Raymond Semf Breed Road Camillus Wolf Street Mattydale Sheriff's Office John Checkosky Checkosky Wolf St JoAnn

Onondaga County Employer Association Picnic Set

The 10th annual picnic will be held on Thursday June 12 at Wysocki's Lake Shore Manor in South Bay. A buffet lunch is planned at noon followed by a chicken dinner at 6 p.m.

Onondaga County Employer Association Wysocki Lake Shore Manor South Bay

Fire Capt Overcome By Smoke In Richmond Ave Blaze

Firefighters from Engine Co 12 battled a morning blaze at a two story frame home 223 Richmond Ave causing heavy smoke damage. Capt Edward Hoffman briefly succumbed to smoke and was treated on scene. No injuries reported and cause undetermined. Other incident at 143 Nichols Ave involved porch chair fire. occupants stayed inside as crews checked the blaze.

Richmond Ave Edward Hoffman Engine Co. 12 Capt. Hoffman John Checksfield Raymond Hopkins Malcolm Sutton Joseph Howard John W. Mulherin Nichols Ave

Potsdam Woman Stricken At Home Taken To Hospital

Mrs Myrtle Kingsley of RD 3 Potsdam was stricken ill at home and transported to Potsdam Hospital around 11 p m Saturday by a volunteer rescue squad for treatment.

Potsdam Myrtle Kingsley Potsdam Hospital

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