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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1956

Page

2

Five Year Class Reunion Plans at Syracuse University

The 1951 Syracuse University graduating class gears up for its fifth reunion this weekend chaired by Robert Talbot. Events begin Friday at 8 30 p m with an informal Skyline gathering and continue Saturday with a class luncheon at the Skyline and a Kum Bak dinner show at Sims Hall with special tables. Committee members include Robert Attridge Mary Jane Stone Carl Zimmerman Jack Lehman and Deana Mendenhall.

Syracuse University Robert Talbot William P. Hotchkiss University Sims Hall Talbot Robert Attridge Mary Jane Stone Carl Zimmerman Jack Lehman Deana Mendenhall

City Council Seeks Facts On Proposed Technical High School

The Common Council planned a 1 p.m. Monday briefing with School Superintendent Paul A. Miller and the Board of Education to obtain exact costs and the necessity for a proposed 1,898,000 capital funds technical high school east of Central High School. Some council members demand thorough inquiry before voting yes, amid doubts over need and pupil capacity. The project aims to serve about 1,000 pupils and face final council approval next month.

Paul A. Miller Board of Education Central High School E. Adams St

Memorial Day observances mark 1956 in Syracuse area

Memorial Day ceremonies marked by light rain in Syracuse and Onondaga County. Parades planned in Syracuse, Skaneateles, Baldwinsville with wreaths, church services, and cemetery rites. Officials including Mayor Mead and Dr. Paul Miller to address crowds near Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Memorials for nine slain firefighters noted in Fayette Park.

Syracuse Onondaga County Salina Adams Erie Blvd Clinton Square Paul A. Miller Soldiers and Sailors Monument Mead Paul Steinberg Skaneateles American [Legion Lakeview Cemetery Baldwinsville Oswego Riverview St. Mary’s Camillus Fairmount Lyncourt Solvay Jordan Elbridge Marcellus Collins Block Fayette Park Eastwood American Legion

Ten Injured In Overnight City and County Crashes

Overnight crashes injured ten people on city streets and county roads. A Syracuse family of three and two others were hurt in a two car collision on Route 31 at Bennett Rd. Ed Sawtell and Delbert Rancier were among the injured. Odai and Amedio collisions at Park and Kirkpatrick left hip and knee injuries. A bicycle accident on Grant Blvd sent Clayton Bauer to hospital. Police cited failures to yield and stop sign violations as contributing factors.

Syracuse Alexander J. Zerbinos Gertrude St Sophia Linda Edward Sawtell Green St Delbert Rancier Bennett Rd Cicero' S John Checkosky Zerbinos Rancier Odai Clayton Bauer Irving Ave St. Joseph's Hospital Grant Blvd Kirkpatrick St Joseph Willis Jennie Palifroni Norwood Ave Thomas Anderson Ruskin. Ave

E Syracuse Man Seeks Bankruptcy Amid Creditors

In Utica a Syracuse resident files for bankruptcy with debts totaling 2357 dollars and 35 creditors. He lists 150 dollars in exempt assets and a 50 dollar per month WWI veteran pension as income.

Herald-Journal ‘Wire Utica Kenneth L. Axton Mailhandler Taft Syracuse U. S. District Court Wilbur F. Leonard Carthage Willam R. Allen Edwards

Five Cent Raise Averts Utica Bus Strike

Utica transit workers avert a strike after accepting a five cent hourly wage increase for bus drivers and garage employees. The retroactive raise to May 1, 1956 and an additional five cents payable October 1, 1956 bring drivers to $1.65 per hour now, rising to $1.70 on October 1.

UTICA Utica Transit Corp Louis Sweetland

Dairy Barn Destroyed by Fire in Cape Vincent

A large dairy barn owned by Harvey W Docteur of Millens Bay Chaumont burned Monday night with a yearling heifer destroyed. Docteur, who was milking at the time, saved 32 cattle from the blaze. Estimated loss about 10000 dollars.

Cape Vincent Harvey W

Mrs. Jane Hurley Injured After Fall

Mrs. Jane Hurley, 92, of 112 Mooney Ave., is in satisfactory condition at St. Joseph's Hospital after a possible hip fracture from a fall at home last night. She is the mother of Chauncey S. Hurley, advertising director at the Herald-Journal and Herald-American.

Jane Hurley Mooney Ave St. Joseph’s Hospital

O'Neil Defends His Entry in Third District Candidacy

Vincent G. O'Neil of the United Democrats defends his bid for committeeman in the third district of the Seventh Ward, accusing Charles J. Hogan's organization of improper residency and voting practices. Election officials prepared for Tuesday's primary, detailing polling changes and enrollment rules for voters and inspectors.

Vincent G. O'Neil United Democrats Today Charles J. Hogan Commiteeman Solvay Hogan O'Neil Philip Hillsberg

City Gets $1,741 From Scofflaws

Scofflaws paid $1,741 to the Motor Vehicle Violations Bureau at Police headquarters yesterday. William J. McAllister of 3608 W Genesee St led with $70 in penalties on seven tickets, one of which was five years old. Other violators named include Abraham Levinson of Buffalo with 14 tickets, Joseph Krautz of 224 Lindberg Rd Nedrow with four, Marvin Law Beef of Phoenix with three, Robert Lawrence of North Syracuse with four, and Godfrey Lebhai of TW2 Comstock Ave with four.

Scofflaws William J. McAllister W. Genesee St Carmen V. Peppone Abraham Levinson Buffalo Joseph Krautz Lindberg Rd Nedrow Marvin Law Beef Phoenix Robert Lawrence North Syracuse Godfrey Lebhai

Mayor and School Board Prepare Budget Talks

Mayor Mead will meet with the Board of Education to work through the 1957 school budget including teacher raises. Finance Chief Bedford and Superintendent Miller discussed finances, noting potential budget constraints under tax limits. A report of an $800 across the board raise was denied, with officials signaling a more realistic request pending next week’s session and a June budget adoption.

Mead Board of Education George H. Bedford Paul A. Miller Harold L. O’neal William R. Dixon Richard F. Torrey Bedford

Mitchel Field Reserve Unit Protests Move to Sampson

Washington reports the Air Force plans to move Continental Air Command headquarters from Mitchel Field New York to Sampson Air Force Base. Brig Gen Clayton Stiles, commander of the 514th troop carrier wing at Mitchel, warns relocation would end the unit and harm SAC and CAP missions. He notes most reservists live near New York and pledges to answer questions when hearings resume, with Vinson away until June 5.

Washington House Armed Services Committee Air Force Continental Air Command Mitchel Field L. I. Upstate Sampson Air Force Base John Taber Auburn Carl Vinson D-Ga Clayton Stiles Mitchel Stiles Vinson Mitchel Air Force Base Air Force Reserve 514Th Strategic Air Command Continental Air Defense Command New York State New York Armed Services Committee

Attendants Aid Birth of Baby Girl for Mrs Snyder

Two Eastern Ambulance attendants who delivered twins on May 14 assisted again this morning. At 2:52 a.m. they helped Mrs. Mary Snyder, 28, at 315 Gifford Street to welcome a daughter. Both mother and newborn are passing well at St. Joseph's Hospital.

Eastern’ Ambulance Thomas MacDermott Robert H. Parrott Mary Snyder Gifford St Hale Ave Syracuse St. Joseph’s Hospital

Crow Tribe Seeks Veto on Yellowtail Dam Payment Bill

Crow Indian Tribal Council to urge President Eisenhower to veto a five million dollar payment bill for Yellowtail Dam right of way. Two amendments would give recreation facilities to the federal government and grant the interior secretary sole control of payment terms. The council supports retaining recreational facilities and an immediate per capita distribution of the funds.

Billings Mont Crow Indian Tribal Council Eiserhower Yellowtail Dam Secretary of Interior Crow Council Crow Indian Big Horn River Montana

Body of LaDuke Found in River Near Lake Placid

The body of Ronald Laduke was found yesterday afternoon in the Ausable River below the conservation dam near the conservation monument. He drowned last Sunday after being swept over the dam during a canoe race start while on patrol in an aluminum boat with William Colby. State Police Lt. Jack Dwyer led searches, aided by Lake Placid fire department and conservation officials.

Lake -Placid Ronald Laduke Ausable Laduke William Colby Jack Dwyer Keeseville Lake Placid

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