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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1954
Page
2
Robbers forced a side door and a ground floor window at 956 Spencer Street to enter the Top Hat Distributors office and steal at least $200 in cash. Detectives and firm officials investigate as the safe opening was done with bars and chisels.
Professor of anatomy at the University of Rochester will address the Muscular Dystrophy Association BL meeting on trends in muscular research. The talk is set for Wednesday at 3 30 p m at 1530 South Salina Street.
Former U S Senator James M Mead spent Memorial Day with relatives in the southern tier and declined to comment on any bid for the Democratic ticket. He said he shares party leaders’ belief that a Democratic governor will win in November and noted polls show Franklin D Roosevelt Jr leading among gubernatorial hopefuls. Mead avoided discussion of McCarthy hearing fallout and declined to assess candidates Harriman Ewing or Fros sel, adding there are many contenders signaling a Democratic victory. He will speak at the Loyal Order of Moose banquet in Jamestown Wednesday.
The 294 pipe Nor Welte orchestrian rebuilt by Howard R. Haverstock ships to Pittsburgh for Frick Museum installation. Originally built in 1879 by Welte & Son for Romania’s king and queen, it was converted to electric power in 1901 and later restored after falling out of use.
The New York State Association of School Business Officials asked the State Legislature to raise the non competitive contract limit from 1000 to 3000 and to place school business official appointments on a statewide basis. The resolutions were adopted at the association convention in Syracuse, reported by past president Fred J Luchsinger of North Syracuse.
Seven area children were treated at St. Joseph's Hospital for arm and other injuries after mishaps at home, garage and a summer camp. Issue names include Mary Jones, Joan Harder, Cary Couse, Robert Spadafora, Frank Palmisano, Linda Willnave, and Richard Pricietti, with parents listed for each.
Communities across the county hold memorial services and flag ceremonies led by Dr. Paul Steinberg. The 208th Infantry Regiment, New York National Guard, fired a salute at Clinton Square as the parade moved through Erie Boulevard toward the War Memorial. Local observances take place in Eastwood East Syracuse Solvay and suburbs as thousands visit cemeteries to decorate graves.
A barn at Curtis farm on Eager Road near Lafayette burned to the ground this morning. Seven area fire departments aided Lafayette volunteers. Curtis, 7, was treated for burned hands after rushing into the house to warn his family. Nearby sheds and farm machinery were damaged. cause under investigation.
Florence Rogers will conduct a memorial service for deceased members of Club Three American Pension Committee at 7 30 PM tomorrow at 220 El Washington St. The auxiliary will meet at 2 30 PM tomorrow.
Sally Schad, 15, of Liverpool, fell 35 feet at Selkirk Shores State Park while exploring a trail on a new pier. She received first aid from Dr. John L. J. Mason, was taken to Oswego City Hospital, and listed in good condition. Trooper Al Secor led responders with park staff Willard Manwaring and Arthur Drake assisting.
Chester Juszyk aged 24 from Syracuse fulfills a lion tamer dream. After training in Ventura he debuted in Cincinnati for a Shriner circus, followed by a St. Louis show. He trains at Thousand Oaks under top tamers and aims to build a lifelong career with lions.
TTALIO FRANCONERTE 56 of Eldorado st was booked on selling alcoholic beverages without a license and will face Police Court tomorrow. Det. Francis Ryan arrested him Saturday at the Circiolo I DiRicenzione Club 637 Burnet al for serving wine to club members. Franconeri says donations funded drinks. Two men Angelo Del Vecchio 59 of 137 Richardson st and John Solvo 43 of 170 Hudson st were booked as material witnesses following a complaint from John J. Brown Onondaga County Executive ABC officer.
A committee named Citizens Voters and Taxpayers for John O. Martino has formed to urge Solvay Union Free School District board president John O. Martino to seek another term. Nicholas Sarno chairs the group with Mrs. William Egan as secretary.
Two men were arrested at dawn in the Empire arcade by Patrolman John Ludgate and charged with possession of burglary tools. Robert O. Stickler, 20, and Eugene Joslyn, 21, confessed to burglarizing Yonkers Dress Shop Collins Food Service Office in the Crouse Building and OK Lunch. Items stolen included an electric fan radio watch and clock valued at 44.50, two watches, pens, desk set and cigar lighter, plus doughnuts and pennies. Police found some loot in Joslyn's room and believe another burglary was planned. Tools included screwdrivers and a flashlight. two nearby company windows and the theatre rear door were found open.
Rev Robert L Zoerheide summarized highlights from the American Unitarian Association annual meeting in Boston during a May Memorial Unitarian Church morning message. Speakers urged courageous thinking on policy and church practices while debates touched on democracy, foreign policy, and Christian outreach shaping American relations.
Police search for an East Bice woman identified as Wille Shorter and a 34 year old man with the same address in connection with an alleged cutting. Witnesses describe the incident occurring around 4 PM at Sat Eee Wilsa Or Washington and 2 mam Shoerer Ac.
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