200 Set To Strike Tonight
More than 200 area telegraph workers prepare to strike as Washington negotiations stall. Local 42 leader John A. Gallagher says a deadlock exists with Western Union over pay and benefits, with a midnight contract expiry and a planned picket at S Warren Street.
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Washington
John A. Gallagher
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Local 42
The
Herald- Journal
New York City
Gallagher
Western Union
S. Warren Street Western Union
Colorimeter Needed in Hospital and Blood Color
A community hospital fundraiser promotes a colorimeter for the lab. The device uses a photo electric eye to compare a specimen with a standard color and estimate hemoglobin percentage, reducing human error.
Syracuse University approves $24,937,000 budget and 31 faculty promotions
The Syracuse University Board of Trustees announced a $24.937 million budget for 1958-59 and promoted 31 faculty members: six to assistant professor, 14 to associate professor, and 11 to full professor. Chancellor Tolley highlighted adult education progress and enrollments rising to 10,241 on the main campus.
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Syracuse University
Reid Hall
University College
Syracuse
William P. Tolley
Tolley
America
S U Alumni Elects Directors and Trustees
Syracuse University Alumni Association elected four directors for three year terms: Dr. Thomas Kerr of Philadelphia Webster Keefe Somers Mrs Kenneth Erskine Centennial Dr Mrs David Weintraub Pittsburgh. Six year alumni trustees named Bernard Flasman Hartford and Renard Adams Buffalo. Alumni giving hit a record 684 992 48 by 9 539 including 16 088 50 from Parents Association toward health center. Reverend William Atwell 95 oldest living alumnus introduced.
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Neth Erskine
David Weintraub
Pittsburgh
Bernard Flasman
Hartford
Conn
Renard P. Adams
Buffalo
Albert Ritchie
Ritchie
Parents’ Association
Les
J. Winifred Hughes
Alumni Association
Join Shanklin
Washington, D. C. Lee
Syracuse University
William Atwell
Watertown
Detectives Switch to Permanent 4 am Shifts at Police Headquarters
Detectives will move from rotating to permanent shifts starting at 4 am tomorrow. First Deputy Chief Benjamin J Roberts says the four daily shifts will provide better coverage and eliminate the one hour gap after reporting. Detective Sgt William Lushere will run the 4 am to noon shift. Detective Sgts Michael Kennedy and Francis Ryan head the noon to 8 pm shift. Detective Sgts Howard Shipley and William Delaney run the 4 pm to 4 am shift. Detective Sgt George Turo leads the 8 am to 4 pm main shift.
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First
Benjamin J. Roberts
Roberts
William Lushere
Michael Kennedy
Francis Ryan
Howard Shipley
William Delaney
George Turo
Barn Fire Destroys Edward Sennet Farm Structure
A large barn on the Edward Sennet farm on Rockwell road near Marcellus burned this morning. Firemen from Marcellus and Navarino responded at 9 59 a m and remained on scene at noon. The nearby farmhouse was saved as crews confined the blaze to the barn.
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Edward Sennet
Rockwell Road
Marcellus
Navarino
Caterino Leaves Courthouse Job After 21 Years
Night watchman Philip Caterino retires from the courthouse after 21 years at 419 Turtle Street. A native of Italy, he served six years in the Italian Army and was wounded twice in World War I before coming to the United States in 1919. He later worked at a machine shop, helped found the Lincoln Republican Club, and served on its Board of Governors and as sergeant-at-arms. He is married with a son and two grandchildren.
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Philip Caterino
Turtle St
Italy
Caterino
United States
John R. Clancy
Catterino
Lincoln Republican Club
Democrats Delay Ticket Announcement One Week
County Chairman Charles H. Keene announced a one week delay in unveiling the Democratic ticket. At a Thursday night meeting ward and town chairs unanimously supported Mrs. Caryl Kline for Congress and assigned Keene the rest of the ticket choices including delegates to the state convention. Delegates to the judicial district will be chosen by Assembly district.
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Walter McGuinness
Charles H. Keene
Ward
Caryl Kline
Congress
Keene
Harriman
Weene
Frank Savage
Irving H. Lessen
Charles J. Hogan
17Th Ward
Lessen
15Th Ward
State Supreme Court
John J. Young
Iormer
Woman Hurt as Drunk Driver Arrested in Syracuse Crash
A Clay woman suffered chest injuries in an early morning Syracuse crash. Gilbert Rice, 23, of Manlius, was jailed on a driving while intoxicated charge after sideswiping her husband’s car on N Salina Street. He pleaded innocent. bail was set at 1000 dollars. In a Pompey crash a 20 year old man escaped serious injury when a tree stump pierced his car roof after it left the road on Swift Road. He suffered facial and arm injuries and was treated by a doctor in Fabius.
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Syracuse
Swift Road
Pompey
Memorial Hospital
Clara Szerencsy
Maider Road
R.D
Clay
Gilbert Rice
Sweet Road
Manlius
William Sullivan
Sigmund Grudzinski
N. Salina Street
Prospect Avenue
Rice
Szerencsy
Julius
Edwin Bobbett
R.D. 2
Joseph Dann
Lafayette
Eugene Carhart Farm
Corp
William F. McDermott
Bobbett
Dana Seymour
Marion Seymour
James Street
Fayetteville
Fayetteville-Manlius
Seymour
Judy Muschel
Palmer Ave
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Palmer
Bellevue Avenues
Alexander
Muschel
Jane DiBiase
Gordon Ave
Traffic Court Notices For Multiple Offenses
A compilation of traffic court entries lists numerous defendants and alleged violations. Names include JUNGE TRUMAN H PRESTON Nedrow Lois Pierce Ronald Huscher James Keage Anthony DelVecchio Nicholas Grevelbing Ben Riley Clement LaDolce and Nickolas Ewaniszyk with offenses ranging from speeding and improper passing to failure to signal and driving without a license. Monetary penalties cited include amounts such as 25 15 10 and 40 dollars, with locations including Erie Blvd Salina St Lincoln Ave Butternut St and E Adams St.
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Anthony DelVecchio
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S. Salina Street
Genesee Street
Pipers
Erie Blvd
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Hancock Field
208Th Tank Battalion
National Guard
S.A.5
Tolley Lands Adult Education
John Brule
Loma Ave
Peter P. Cataldi
Lewis Ave
Brewerton
Richard E
Gildersleeve
Jamesville Ave
Barbara Lancey
Marshall St
David M. Norton
Fellows Ave
Barbara IP. Griggs
Maniius
Robert Jelinek
Torah Ave
Abe J. Judson
Utica College
O. H. Olivera
Conan
Charles E. Samuels
Raymond Simon
Richard R. Snook
Avondale Pl
Matthew J. Wagner
Smith In
F. J. DiVesta
Hillsboro Pkwy
D. A. Greenwald
Gineering
W. Onondaga St
William T. Jerome
Linden Ln
Gerard J. Mangone
Houston Ave
Norman Nathan
E. B. Parr R
Lake Rd
Cazenovia
A. W. Phillips
Meadowbrook
Fazollah Reza
Garfield Ave
R. J. Shafer
Roosevelt Ave
Ralph O. Swalm
Sumner Ave
John H. Thompson
Washington Blvd
Arthur Siegel
New Bedford
Mass
S.U
Syracuse University Alumni Association
Sims Dining Hall
Association
George W. Lee
Thomas Kerr
Philadelphia
Webster Keefe
Somers
Ken
United Synagogue
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Patricia Block
Meadowbrook Dr
Robert Becker
James Wassong
Junior Usy
Patricia Brock
David Reback
Senior Usy
Air Force
Nottingham Roads
Peck Road
John McLaughlin
James Blohn
Ronald Shannon
Eastern
Veterans Administration Hospital
Donald Lumsden
Burnet Ave
Thomas C. McHale
van Buren St
Thompson ‘Road
John H. Shaw
Montgomery St
Wanda G. Petrus
Lacona
Crouse- Irving Hospital
Shaw
Petrus
State Police Corp
Ile
Kirsch
Warren
Onendage
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