Deer Run Rampage Hits Syracuse Stores and Greenhouse
Several deer caused destruction in Syracuse area sites. A deer leaped into a greenhouse at Onondaga Park, breaking glass and injuring itself. Another doe crashed a Star Vacuum Co. window causing about 300 in damage. A third deer damaged a hardware store at 611 S Geddes St before being captured. The SPCA handles the deer and releases them to Cicero Swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Adirondacks
Onondaga Park
Frank Hughes
Harriet Ave
Hughes
South Ave
McKinley Ave
S. State St
Star Vacuum Co
S. Crouse Ave
Max Hayman
Ralph Bagnett
SPCA
William Rapp
George Scharf
S. Geddes St
Rapp
State Conservation Department
Cicero Swamp
Burglars Use Store Tools in Pine Street Break In
Burglars entered a Pine Street supermarket after hours and used the shop’s tools to try to open the money safe. A youth center on S Townsend Street was ransacked. Manager Benjamin Paltzik and Patrolman William Wright found no entry at the Pine Street store and suspected intruders hid in the building until closing. Meat worth 200 dollars, a camera and accessories were taken. An electric clock valued at five dollars was stolen from the Dunbar Center desk. A mambo jiving dancer at the Dunbar Center dance may have hidden in the building until closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine St
S.townsend St
Benjamin Paltzik
P&c
William Wright
Richard Haley
Dunbar Center
S. Townsend St
Col Clark Assigned To Colorado Post
Col William H. Clark, deputy commander of the 32nd Air Division in Syracuse, will move to Air Defense Command HQ in Colorado Springs effective June 1. Based at Hancock Field since December 1953, he has 3,000 flying hours and is a jet pilot. He will become assistant deputy for personnel at AD Command HQ. Clark began flying in 1928, is a native of Golconda, and attended St Mary’s University Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Clark
32Dd Air Division
Syracuse
Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Hancock Field
Col Clark
Clark
Air Defense Command Headquarters
Col. Clark
Army Air Corps
Golconda. i
St Mary's University
Tex
Legislative Trio To be in Albany
Assemblyman Lawrence M Rulison and State Senators John H Hughes and Searles G Shultz are set to be in Albany Thursday at 2 p m for the reorganization of joint legislative committees. All are expected to retain their chairships. Vacancies on the committees are to be filled. a public meeting was uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence M Rulison
John H. Hughes
Searles G. Shultz
Albany
Bulison
Hughes
Shultz
Onsdaga
Charles A. Seheoneck
Prom
Chase
Assietmohis
Stolen Car and Gear Recovered in New York Man Case
A New York City man had his luxury car and fishing and hunting gear stolen from a downtown lot at Warren and Fayette Streets after the attendant left the keys. Police recovered the car and gear intact at E. I Brighton Avenue near the D L and W underpass, with an estimated loss of $6,730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Sherwood T. Stedman
Warren and Fayette Sts
E. I Brighton Ave
Two Syracusans Graduate From Naval Academy
Two Syracuse residents Robert J. Englert and Norman S. Palladino graduate from the U S Naval Academy in a ceremony at Dahlgren Hall. Englert, son of Mr and Mrs Albert F Englert, entered on a July 1951 congressional appointment and earns a Bachelor of Science before becoming an ensign in the Navy. Palladino, son of Mr and Mrs Louis R Palladino, earns a Bachelor of Science and will be commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Englert
Norman SK. Palladina
Syracuse
U.S
Dahlgren Hall
Englert
Albert F. Englert
Wellesley Rd
Academy
Christian Brothers Academy
le Moyne College
Naval Academy
Navy
Palladino
Louis R. Palladinn
DolliPkoy
Air
Onondaga
City Plans New Water Feeder Line in Erie Blvd
City engineer Potter W. Kelly announced a July 15 start on a major water feeder project along Erie Blvd from Franklin to Pearl, requiring a 10 foot street cut that may curb parking for about three weeks. The 42 inch main will connect with existing mains to boost Downtown and North Side pressure and safeguard against fires or droughts.
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Potter W. Kelly
Erie Blvd
Franklin
Pearl Sts
Kelly
W. Fayette and
S. West Sts
Burnet Ave
North Side
Delaware and
S. Geddes Sts
S. Geddes
Marcellus St
S. West St
Delaware St
Woodland Reservoir
Stolp Ave
Westcott Reservoir
Town of
Geddes
Fayette and
West Sts
W. Washington St
S. Franklin St
Pearl St
Montgomery St
Canal St
State St
State
Hogan Seeks Deferred Start For State Tax Post
Charles J. Hogan Onondaga County Democratic chairman again asked State Tax Commissioner George M. Bragalini to defer his appointment as associate state tax attorney for Onondaga County. Hogan cites county duties choosing a party ticket for the fall election and mentions earlier requests to delay until June 1 to resolve pending state Court of Claims cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hogan
Onondaga County
Democratic Committee
George M. Bragalini
Bragalini
Hogan
Court of Claims
Two Plead Innocent To Larceny Charges
George G. Phelps 23 of Phoenix pleaded innocent of second degree grand larceny in County Court for the theft of 362.32 dollars from Sunshine Biscuit Co where he worked. His case is moved to June 8. Aloney Foley 46 of 827 Oswego Blvd pleaded not guilty to petty larceny for stealing 97 dollars worth of scrap metal on February 7. Case set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Phelps
Phoenix
Sunshine Biscuit Co
Aloney’ Foley
Oswego Blvd
Rose Rause’s Big Day At School
Sixth grade pupils at Salina School honored teacher Rose Rause with a large orchid a special speech and two boys kissing her The gesture surprised her and the faculty who said it was organized entirely by the students It was not official Teacher Recognition Day but a memorable moment for Miss Rause and her class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rause
Salina School
Miss Rouse
Rose Rause
David Faulkner
Sharron Emm
Miss Rause
Schools Set For Booster Polio Shots
Syracuse Health Department officials Dr Virginia Harris and Dr William Ayling announce 3387 booster polio vaccines will be given in parochial and public schools. Parochial 891 injections and public 2496, for students who had Salk vaccine in field trials last year. Boosters start June 6 in parochial schools and June 13 in public schools, contingent on vaccine delivery by the National Foundation. If late, clinics may run after school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Harris
William Ayling
Harris
Ayling
Syracuse Health Department
Syracuse Health Department. Dr. Harris
National Foundation For
Library to Close Monday for Memorial Day
Miss Frieda F. Gates director of the Syracuse Public Library announced the main library and branch libraries will be closed on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda F. Gates
Syracuse Public Library
Courthouse Offices To Close Saturdays
County offices shift to a five day week starting June 4 with Saturdays off due to new state rules. Some departments must stay open 24 hours seven days including jail and hospital services, while others will operate on skeleton staff.
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Dyer
Robert
J. Sanborn
Thomas H. Dyer
Howland Hospital
Jamesville
Sheriff's Department
Cedar Musses
St. Jail
Magician Vanishes Ring During Paramount Act
Utica man John A. Keefe reported his wife’s wedding band vanished after a magician at the Paramount Theater asked for a ring for the act. The performer dropped the prop and the ring rolled from the stage. Patrolman Carl Schaffer and Richard Haley led the hunt as the search continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Keefe
Utica
Harry Unterfoot
Keefe
Carl Schaffer
Richard Haley
Fred the Pheasant Charms Burnet Park Zoo Visitors
Fred the pheasant known as Friendly Fred visits Burnet Park Zoo daily for three weeks. He chats with ring necked female pheasants at the fence while visitors report his presence to Zookeeper Dan Hanley. The bird has become a reliable park feature despite being unbothered by cages or enclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Pheasant
Burnet Park Zoo
Fred Goemat
Dan Hanley
Jong
Hanley
Joe
Burnet Park
Pheasants
Bonnet Park
Zen
Thruway Holiday Patrols Expand to Reduce Weekend Accidents
Thruway Police reported steady traffic flow as patrols extend on the New York State Thruway during the holiday weekend. Patrols were placed from Buffalo to Herkimer to deter crashes and improve safety for travelers.
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Thruway
State Thruway
Tmavel
croxe-State
Vote Slated In Liverpool School Bond Issue
Liverpool residents will vote on a 1,980,000 bond issue June 16 for junior and elementary school buildings. Willard Bahn, building committee chair, says plans and a brochure detailing needs have been developed for voters. Each school will have 660 pupil capacity to handle projected overflow next years. The district office notes pupil load will reach 4,000 in 1960, 1,200 more than current capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Willard Bahn
Bahn
Liverpool Central School
Iris Gardens To Be Opened In Early Iris Season
An unusually early iris season prompts the Syracuse area American Iris Society chair to announce garden openings around Syracuse. E L Bisdee Baldwinsville lists Mrs Ross King Split Rock Rd and his 20 Grove St Baldwinsville as open through the iris season along with several other gardens this week and on June 4 at various locations including Homer Verona and Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
American Iris ‘Society
E. L. Bisdee
Baldwinsville
Ross King
Split Rock
Grove
Ben F 'Mever
Woodchuck Hall
John Kuyypel
Alvin A. Soule
Hichbrider Rd
Fayetteville
Jews Observing Shavuoth Festival
The Jewish community marks the annual spring festival Shavuoth starting last night at sundown, with observances continuing at venues in Monroe. The festival name notes seven weeks after Passover, reflecting the counting of the Omer between Passover and Pentecost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundran
Wil
Monroe
Mae
Teval
Aoedas
Youth Enters Plea In Larceny Case
John Coyne age 16 of 2121 Fayette St pleaded not guilty before Judge Leo W Breed in County Court to an indictment for first degree grand larceny. He allegedly stole the car of Abraham Shuffler on March 8 valued at 1000 dollars and the car of Leo McCarthy Jr on April 10. His case set for disposition June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coyne
E. Fayette St
Leo W. Breed
Abraham Shuffler
Leo McCarthy, Jr
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Cazenovia
Keating Farm
Sears Oil Co., Inc
Reeve
Eric Bivd
Eres
Col.Clark
Colorado
Naval Grads
Job
Paramount Theater
Fred the Pheasant
Basta
Bufals
Herkimer
H. MacAndrews
Dewi Ra
Jinka Farnham
Cherry Batun
Thomas Hall
Hawthorne
Verona
iChester Smith
Homer
E. Genesee St
Jim
Merchants National Bank
Meeker
Tedecu Depsat
Inepromee Corporation
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