Frenchman Hopes Asia Pact Amid Cold War Tensions
French official Jean de la Ganne addressed a Syracuse Rotary Club meeting urging United States Britain and France to seek a Southeast Asia alliance to curb Communist expansion. He warned France may exit Indo China if the burden persists and urged a settlement with honor. He met Mayor Mead toured plants and praised Syracuse industry and the Thruway during his visit.
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United States
England
France
Southeast Asia
Ronor
New York City
Mead
Syracuse
Donor Honors Highlight 23 Groups on Red Cross Roll
Twenty three organizations appear on the latest Red Cross donor roll. Lancaster Pharmacy again tops the list for the 20th week in a row, followed by E. W. Edwards honored for the 15th time. Local postal employees are noted for the 13th time, with other frequent honorees including Wells & Coverly and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Newcomers include Skaneateles Masonic Lodge 522 and Liverpool Masonic Lodge 525.
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Red Cross
Lancaster
E. W. Edwards
W. T. Grant
C. E B. Chappells
Dey Brothers
U. S. Naval Inspection Office
Wells & Coverly
Chamber of Commerce
BR. E. Dietz
Tully Lodge
A. M
McCrorys
American Legion Post
Finchs
Salina Lodge
AML
Green and Swift
Bit. Sinai Lodge
Onondaga Lodge
Skaneateles Masonic Lodge
Liverpool Masonic
American Legion
Tipperary
Girl, 2, is Season's First Polio Case
A two year old Madison County girl was reported yesterday afternoon by the Syracuse Health Department to be the first polio case of the season. She is a patient at City Hospital and had not received the polio vaccine. The child was admitted Wednesday but diagnosed yesterday. A year ago by May 23 seven polio cases had been treated at City Hospital. First polio case was reported on March 23 last year.
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Madison County
Syracuse Health Department
City Hospital
Eastwood Girl Wins Scholarship at Knights of Columbus
Miss Janice Lindstrom, a senior at Eastwood High School, is one of eight state seniors awarded $1,608 Knights of Columbus scholarships. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Einar Lindstrom of 3183 Homecraft Rd Rochester. Winners announced at the Knights of Columbus 59th annual convention. Scholarships cover study at any Catholic college in the United States.
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Janice Lindstrom
Eastwood High School
Knights of Columbus
New York State Council
Lindstrom
Einar Lindstrom
Homecraft
Winters
K.ef C
Rochester
Reidy Attends State Federation of BPW Convention
Geraldine Reidy of State College of Forestry staff attends the State Federation of Business and Professional Women convention in Buffalo. She edits Nike, the federation statewide magazine.
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Geraldine Reidy
State University of New York State College of Forestry
State Federation of Business and Professional Women
Buffalo
Miss Reidy
Nike
Three Poster Prizes Awarded by Syracuse Club
Three high school students from Syracuse were honored at a club luncheon for winning safety poster prizes. Frank Florenza 17 North High earned first prize a $50 savings bond. Joan Donofrio 15 Solvay High won second a $25 bond. Carol Filorenzo 17 Solvay High took third a $316 value in savings stamps.
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Automobile Club For
Syracuse
Lis Worthav
Solvay
Solvay High School
Carol Freeman
Scott
Nancy Collins
W. Colvin Sr
Police seek three youths in BB gun shooting of 7 year old
Ogdensburg police hunt three boys who wounded Carol Ann Edwards, age 7, at 18 Miles Street with BB guns. Investigators Sgt. Wallace J. Hunter and Theodore LaFave lead the inquiry as officers warn residents and request tips.
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Ogdensburg
Carol Ann Edwards
Wallace J. ‘Hunter
Theodore LaFave
Burglars Steal $900 From Rendezvous and Home
Burglars broke into Rendezvous Restaurant at W West and Clinton streets and took about 600 dollars from a cigar box and 175 dollars from a jar on the bar. A second theft report notes 125 dollars stolen from Wallace Ward’s wallet in his living room.
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Syracuse
Rendezvous
W. Weter
S. Clinton Srs
Peter Procopio
Park St
Richard Haley
Wallace Ward
Bissell
Frank Pieklik
Two Men Fined In Street Brawl In Court Today
Two Esst Side men were fined $10 each by Police Court Judge P. Leo Dorsey after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. James Rhone, 32, of 1218% E Washington St, and John Webb, 23, of 134 E Adams St, were arrested by Patrolman John Price for fighting at E Washington stand. Webb received seven stitches for a knife wound to the shoulder at St Joseph's Hospital.
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ESST
P. Leo Dorsey
James Rhone
BE. Washington Sr
John Webb
E. Adams Sr
John Price
E. Washington
Webb
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St Louis Polish Society Marks 25th Anniversary
The St Louis Society of the Polish National Alliance will observe its 25th anniversary with a Polish Legion of American Veterans ballroom event. Key speaker Frances Dymek will address the gathering, with a Sacred Heart church service, a dinner program at 7 PM, and remarks by Mayor Meagy and Stanley Pilat.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Society of the Posh National Alliance, Inc
Polish Legion of American Veterans
W. Genesee St
Sacred Heart Church
Mayor Meagy
Stanley Pilat
Walter Biela
St. Louis Society
Casimir Piedja
Sacred Heart ‘Church
Bernadine Rozyczko
John Golas
Sophie Baniewicz
Michael Wadolski
Henry Golas
Shelly
Stella’ Trepa
Innocent Rozyczky
Pilat
Redistricting Rejected by Methodist Conference
The Central New York Methodists rejected a plan to increase districts from three to four as the final two days of their Sith Conference in Penn Yan concluded. The body also kept the offices of executive and board of education secretary and financial secretary. Chancellor William P. Tolley urged being a Christian university in Protestant peace efforts. Tellers reported 1395 valid ballots with 141 for and 54 against the secretary position, and 166 for the financial secretary with 29 against. дополнительные
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Penn Yan
Central New York Methodists
Board of Education
Willam P. Tolley
Syracuse University
Christian University
Methodist University
Norman Vincent Peale
Ministers’ Wives Association
Pens Yan Baptist Church
Executive and Board of Education
Harold Stearns
Auburn
Financial Secretary
George Y. Benson
Syracuse
Board of Pensions
Charles Calkins
Chicago
National Board of Pensions
God
State Banking Dept Promotes City Resident
Albany The State Banking Department promoted John L. Seigart of Syracuse from principal bank examiner to supervising bank examiner. The job pays 39378. The department also announced Marine Midland Trust Co of Central New York applied to open a branch about 400 feet east of the Route 12 and County Road 208 junction in Saline Town Onondaga County.
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Herald-Journal
Albany
State Banking Department
John L. Seigart
Melrose Av
Syracuse
Marine Midland Trust Company
Central New York
Saline
Onondaga County
Fire in rear stairwell of two family house
Patrolman John Punch reports a blaze in a rubbish barrel at 1718 E Fayette Street last night. The fire spread to the ceiling of the rear stairwell before firefighters extinguished it.
City man sues Syracuse police over alleged brutality
Don ald Stout, 23, of 236 Hing St, filed a $500,000 suit against the City of Syracuse claiming police brutality worsened his mental disorder. Stout, arrested March 1 at his father 119 Chester St home on disorderly conduct and malicious mischief charges, alleges a metal handcuff strike near the right eye. He was committed to Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital and later admitted to Marcy State Hospital by court order May 3. charges were dropped after information from the psychiatric ward. He is married.
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Marcy Hospital
Syracuse
Donald Stout
Hing St
Stout
Chester St
Perlice Court
Syrracuse
Man Hurt in Fall at North Syracuse High School
Leonard Williams age 54 of Pulaski an iron worker for Syracuse Tron and Steel was listed in fair condition at St Joseph's Hospital after falling about 10 feet from scaffolding at North Syracuse High School yesterday.
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Leonard Williams
Pulaski
Man Felled Robbed at East Side Gas Station
FBI agent John Curran reported Arthur Voegelin a 35 year old attendant at Powers Service Station 800 E Genesee St struck and robbed of 61.84. Voegelin was found slumped near a desk with a bloodied rock nearby. He was taken to University Hospital in good condition by an Eastern Ambulance crew.
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FBI
Serviece Station
John Curran
Syracuse
Arthur, Voegelin
Brighton! St
Powers Service Station
E. Genesee St
Voegelin
University Hospital
Curran
Edward Xincella
Kinbella
Kreincella
Injured Worker Falls From Ladder At Home
John R Balton aged 23 of 205 Palmer Drive North Syracuse was treated at Sir Josephs Hospital for a left foot injury after falling from a ladder while repairing his house yesterday.
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John R. Balton
Palmer
North
Syracuse
Sir Joseph’s Hospital
Feel the Money Spent in Lamb and Gissing Essays
An excerpt discusses Charles Lamb's essay Old China and the joy of spending money on enriching items. It notes Lamb’s belief that sacrifices for valued purchases bring lasting satisfaction, echoed by George Gissing’s poverty days when buying books outweighed food. The piece reflects on simple luxuries vs. later comfort.
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Charles Lamb
Lamb
Adams
George Gissing
Jessay
Human Destiny and the Faith That Guides It
A reflective piece on human destiny as woven by God, stating each life starts strong but may face pain and strain. It argues for living by a divine code for happiness, urging faith and resilience to endure hardship and seek lasting joy despite fear.
Death ruled accidental in Joseph Chute case
Deputies said Joseph Chute, 45, of 325 Midland Ave, died May 22 in St. Josephs Hospital from an accidental fall after a two week probe found no foul play. He was found semiconscious near Malden and Brewerton in Clay on May 15, and told deputies he had been in Potsdam and with Arnold and Floyd Gilbo of 124 Midland Ave. The Gilbos reported Chute rode with them to Henderson Field and later North Syracuse and Norwood, noting he appeared intoxicated and caused trouble before they helped him back into the car and to the airport, unaware of his serious injuries.
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Joseph Chute
Midland Av
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sheriff’s Department
Bruno Leuczyski
James Poche
Chute
Malden
Brewerton És
Clay
Potsdam
Arnold
Floyd Gilbo
Midland
Norwood
Hencock Field
Arnold Gilbo
Syracuse
Ihe Fel
Gilbos
Harold C Boland Pays 300 Penalty
ALBANY The Public Service Commission announced acceptance of payments totaling 300 by four defendants as out of court settlement of penalty actions. Edgar M Tooley doing business as Western New York Statelines Batavia transported commodities between Syracuse and counties without license 250. Harold C Boland doing business as Boland Trucking Service Syracuse transported general commodities beyond authorized area 300.
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Herald-Journal Bureau
Albany
Public Service Commission
Edgar M. Tooley
Wester New York State Lines
Batavia
Syracuse
Chautauqua
Cayuga County
Seneca County
Harold C. Boland
Boland Trucking Service
S. Crouseau
C C F Elects State Officers
The grand encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected Co. George Wallace of Auburn as grand patriarch amid a three day convention. Other officers chosen include C Elmer Stanton of Waterloo graf high priest Oscar Ober of the Bronx senior warden Alexander Schafer of Troy scribe Lester F Kinsly of Syracuse treasurer Howard A Short of Syracuse junior warden and George Breeck of Kenmore grand representative.
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Watersown
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
George Wallace
Auburn
Wallace
C. Elmer Stanton
Waterloo
Graf
Oscar Oberi
The
Bronx
Alexander ©. Schafer
Troy
Lester F. Kinsly
Syracuse
Howard A. Short
George Breeck
Kenmore
Fires Ravage House and Barn in Clay and North Syracuse
Ten people were left homeless after a seventh north street house and a nearby barn burned in separate fires yesterday afternoon. Raymond Luce and family lived in the house. the barn belonged to Bruce Lings. Fire officials say the Seventh North Street fire started in a garage. strong winds aided rapid spread. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the blazes, with about 100 firefighters at the North Syracuse scene.
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Ste
Seventh i
North St
Wetzelrd
Clay
Raymond Luce
Cler‘epee Luce
Jack
Richard
Dorthy
Raymond
George
Il Pim
Fine Grove Jé
North
Syracuse
Sruce TL. Hing
W. Adams Jr
North Sf
Pal
Bremen
Clarence Luce
David
City
Euclid
Hinsdale
North Syracuse
Liverpool
Mover'’s
Health Chief Interviewed for City Health Post
Mayor Mead interviewed Dr. David E. Bigwood of Utica for the permanent city commissioner of health. Bigwood has been recommended by the medical advisory committee led by Dr. Edward Riefenstein. The mayor did not disclose an offer but noted Bigwood is interested and could assume duties by mid month if accepted. Acting commissioner A. Clement Silverman does not want a full time post, which pays 11,000 dollars. Bigwood’s Utica salary is 9,000.
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Mead
David E. Bigwood
Utica
Edward Riefenstein
Bigwood
A. Clement -Silverman
Bigerood
Solvay Denies Waddington Plant Plans
Solvay Process division executive vice president Carlton Bates said the firm has no plans to construct a new plant at Waddington near the St. Lawrence River. The land was only acquired years ago for potential use, contrary to recent Watertown newspaper and Allied Chemical notices claiming a fresh plant project.
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Solvay Process
Allied Chemie and ‘Dye Corporation
St. Lawrence River
Waddington
Carlton Bates
Solvay
New York City
Alied Chemical and Dye Corporation
Watertown
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James T. Hallinan
Elks College
Sandra Richards
James Considine
Charlene Rogers
Medina
T. Emmett Bran
New York State Association of Elks
Hotel Syracuse
William R. L. Cook
Queensboro
Claude Y. Cushman
Binghamton
Eastwood
Frances Dymek
P. NV. A
Washington, D. Cc
Calkins
Congress
House
Senate
George Clarkson
Dresden
Townland
Selvsy
George Matthew Adams
Ben Burroughs
Cazenovia
Duncan Hines
C.C.F
Charles Mayer
James Cali
County Fire Control Center
Kenneth Benson
Benson
L. B. Smith, Inc
W. Fayette St
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