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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1956

Page

4

Tech High Plan Sparks Fire Hazard Debate in Syracuse

Syracuse critics led by industrial designer William Remstein condemn the Linden Street abandonment proposal linked to a new technical high school beside Central High. He warns closures impede fire response and endanger residents, calling the project a Cardiff Giant and demanding more study before council votes.

Syracuse William Remstein Remstein Linden St Central High School Central High Adams St Jackson St Cardiff

Meet the Candidates for County Auditor Nomination

Two accountants seek the Democratic primary nomination for county auditor in the June 5 election. Myron Ellsworth of 1422 Wood Ave. and Alfred DiMarco of 1617 Turtle St. face off to challenge Republican incumbent Carl Merklein in the fall. DiMarco, a CPA with Hyde, DiMarco, Rothman and Leveen, is City College of New York graduate and family man. Ellsworth works for Davis Distributing Co.

Myron FE Ellsworth Wood Ave Alfred DiMarco Turtle St United Democrats Carl J. Merklein DiMarco City College of New York Hyde, DiMarco, Rothman and Leveen Davis Distributing Co

Mother Sues for 125000 in Son's Death in Syracuse

Marie Hill, mother of Alvin J. Hill, files a 125000 negligence suit in State Supreme Court against Dr. Vincent S. McMahon of De Witt over a February 7 1954 two car crash on Route 5 near the Howard Johnson Restaurant that killed Hill and his companion Barbara I Stevens. Dr McMahon was later cleared by an Onondaga County grand jury of criminal negligence. Trial set for October term.

Syracuse Alvin J. Hil Concord PL de Witt Barbara I Stevens Candee St Marie Hill State Supreme Court Vincent S. McMahon Sherwood Ra McMahon Hill Howard Johnson Onondaga County Grand Jury Supreme Court

Two Syracuse Women Injured In Route 31-B Crash

Flora Wolff aged 56 of 912 West Belden Avenue was hospitalized at Auburn Memorial with a possible skull fracture and scalp lacerations after her car left Route 31-B near Weedsport and struck an embankment. Passenger Carrie Hines, 60, also of the same address, received treatment for a forehead laceration and a knee wound. Trooper Robert Ward reported the Westbound car veered off the north shoulder, struck an embankment, and collapsed against a telephone pole. the vehicle was severely damaged.

Syracuse Weedsport Flora Wolff W. Belden Ave Auburn Memorial Hospital Carrie Hines Robert Ward Auburn Ward

Fuentes Wins Tough 10 Round Decision Over Gill

Ramon Fuentes of Los Angeles welterweight edged Sonny Gill of Pasadena in a 10 round main event at the Coliseum. Fuentes fought at a higher weight, sealing 157 pounds as Gill tipped 159.

San Diego Calif Ramon Fuentes Los Angeles Sonny Gill Pasadena Fuentes Gill

Council clears way for housing in Syracuse project

Syracuse moves toward 319 low rent public housing units within 12 to 15 months after the Common Council unanimously accepted a Federal Public Housing Administration offer to construct the project. Estimated cost is 4.5 million dollars. Syracuse Housing Authority Secretary William L. McGarry planned to meet federal officials in New York City today on the matter.

Syracuse Common Council Federal Public Housing Administration Syracuse Housing Authority William L. McGarry New York City PHA Third District Robert E. Roney James Geddes Homes

Public housing proposal faces mixed council views

Council members debated site placement with statements advocating construction in blighted areas around the downtown sector. Ambrose Amidon expressed personal opposition to public housing but voted for the project. John Tuck introduced the legislation citing the need for more public housing.

Ambrose Amidon Fifth District John Tuck

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