Missing Girl Found Working In New Orleans
Tania Roters a 17 year old Syracuse University student was found working in New Orleans after being missing since September 21. A photograph in a New Orleans paper aided her discovery when an employer recognized her from the image and arranged a call to her parents. Roters plans a possible family trip to New Orleans after a conference with her mother. The girl was last seen boarding a bus in Buffalo with a long ticket and was reportedly headed for a waitress job.
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Axow Whats
Tania Roters
Carl Roters
Syracuse University
Herald-Journal
New Orleans
Tania
Ostrom Ave
Roters
Herald- Jounal
Chicago
Nottingham High School
Wyoming
Roter
Bradwick Blasts Ladd Over Spendthrift Record
Democratic candidate Bradwick attacked county Board of Supervisors chair Gerald W. Ladd as a spendthrift. He highlighted sewer cost estimates from Cicero area plans versus Orchard Village and questioned a promised real estate tax cut for next year. Bradwick urged voters to elect officials focused on taxpayer service rather than costly, power tied positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gordon Bradwick
Gerald W. Ladd
County Board of Supervisors
Bradwick
Ladd
Cicero
Bellewood-Taft
Orchard Village
Camillus
Mrs Henninger to Present Award at Everson Exhibit
Mrs Anthony Henninger wife of the mayor will present the best painting award at the Associated Artists exhibit preview. The 8 p.m. event at the Everson Museum Syracuse Artists Gallery downstairs features scenes in and around Fayette Park before a popular award is announced at show’s end.
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Anthony Henninger
Associated Artists
Everson Museum of Fine Arts
Syracuse
Fayette Park
Blair Suffers Hand Cut After Glass Door Incident
Robert J. Blair, 20, of 1118 W. Genesee St., received stitches for cuts to the fingers of his right hand at St. Joseph's Hospital after he said he was fooling around with his brother and put his hand through a glass living room door last night.
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Robert J. Blair
W. Genesee St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Blair
Adult Classes Start Week At F M District
Fayetteville Marlius Central School District announces adult education classes beginning next week. Sessions will take place at Marlius Junior High and Fayetteville Senior High offering art sewing ceramics typing physical education orchestra tailoring shop band practice hooked rug making French Americanization metal jewelry making driver education and farm welding.
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Fayetteville-Marlius
Marlius
Fayetteville
Tip-Tor Burglar Active Again In Local Break-In
Police report the so called tip-toe burglar struck a home on 126 Glass Terrace. A rear window was forced and two pocketbooks belonging to Dorothy Beil’s daughters were looted of 21 dollars and 1.30 in cash. The thief emptied the wallets in the living room and discarded the bags.
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Dorothy Beil
Route 281 Crash Kills Four In Homer Area
Four people died and two were injured in a two car collision on Route 281 near Homer. Victims were Ivan Smith 23 Richard Merihew 22 Eloise Hawley 38 Merle Alderson 36 and Maynard Hawley 41 hospitalized. Karen Potter 5 treated and released. Coroner Dr Orla Bennett pronounced the deaths at the scene.
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Homer
New York
Onondaga County
Ivan Smith
Prospect St. Homer
Richard Merihew
Little York
Smith
Eloise Hawley
Stevensville
Merle Alderson
Hawley
Maynard P. Hawley
Cortland Memorial Hospital
Srl
Karen Potter
Eugene Farron
Robert Manning
Tom Davis
Homer Line
Orla Bennett
McGraw
Cortland County
Time to Write During 22nd Annual Letter Writing Week
Syracuse residents are urged to write long overdue letters as the 22nd annual Letter Writing Week begins Sunday. Postmaster Myron J. Parkinson notes a personal note is a personal touch second only to a visit and posters will promote the event in post offices nationwide.
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Syracuse
Myron J. Parkinson
Parkinson
Meloon Foundry Awarded $17 000 in State Claim
Judge Richard Heller awarded Meloon Bronze Foundry of Syracuse $17 000 after trial in the State Office Building for property taken to eliminate a grade crossing. The 1841 LeMoyne Ave firm moved power lines and installed a loading dock due to an embankment, with prior $14 000 verdict reversed on appeal and a new trial ordered.
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Court of Claims
Richard Heller
Syracuse
Heller
Meloon Bronze Foundry
LeMoyne Ave
Charles T. Major
Fourth Department
Rochester
Family Night at First English Lutheran Church
A family night program starts at 7:30 p.m. at First English Lutheran Church. The plan, from the planning committee, features three age groups with a junior choir for 9 to 11 year olds led by Mrs. Howard C. Kelsen, a catechetical class for 12 year olds by Dr. Frank H. Shimer, and Bible study for older youths and adults led by Rev. Jack T. Printzenhoff. The eight week series is titled Panorama for the Bible.
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First English Lutheran Church
Howard C. Kelsen
Frank H. Shimer
Jack T. Printzenhoff
Republican School Boast Challenged
Prof Eugene E Drucker Democratic candidate for Fifth District councilman challenged Republicans over claimed savings of 50000 in the George Washington Elementary School addition. He accused the administration of cutting four rooms from the original plan and questioned costs of eight and four room structures. Drucker criticized delays on F Ware Clary and H W Smith Junior High projects.
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George Washington
Eugene E. Drucker
Fifth District
Drucker
Council
Benjamin A. Sauer
George Washington School
Penny Wise
F.ware Clary
H. W. Smith
Syracuse
4-H Tractor Contest Winners Named in Richmond
George Crego of Baldwinsville attended the eastern district 4-H tractor operator contest in Richmond Virginia with 11 other New York winners. Terry Luckman from Niagara County earned second place as the top state winner in the event.
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George Crego
Allen Crego
Baldwinsville
Richmond
New York State
Terry Luckman
Niagara County
Building Activity Drops in Syracuse in September 1959
The Bureau of Buildings reports a sharp decline in Syracuse building activity in September and for the first nine months of 1959. September permits for new and remodel work dropped by 573,955 from 1958, while total nine month construction fell to 18,487,140, with residential permits up for the year-to-date but September residential slows. Major September permits included a 303,000 American Store market at 1938 E Fayette St and a 110,000 Pastime Athletic Club addition.
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Syracuse
Bureau of Buildings
George E. Hebert
Bureau
E. Fayette St
Pastime Athletic Club
M Sgt Can Mobilize His Own Army
A foreign station wagon brings M Sergeant Herbert Murphy a Biloxi assignment to the 26th Air Division gate with his wife and ten children plus two married daughters and two sons in service. The family stays in the officers guest house while a Liverpool home is offered.
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26Th Air Division
SAGE
Thompson
Herbert Murphy
Biloxi
Miss
Priscilla
Brian
Carole
Sandra
Neil
Keith
Kathleen
Kevin
Timothy
Mary
Air Force
Armed Services
Murphys
Liverpool
Judge to Discuss Bingo Licensing Law at City Hall
Judge Richards W. Hannah, chairman of the State Lottery Control Commission, will host an 8 p.m. symposium on bingo in City Hall Common Council Chambers. He will cover licensing law rules and regulations followed by a discussion open to area organizational leaders.
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Richards W. Hannah
State Lottery Control Commission
Common Council Chambers
City Hall
TV Rentals May Cost Owner 324 Dollars
A television store run by Mrs. Richard Auletz huser on 117 S Edwards Ave faced a loss of 324.95 as a man rented a console set and a woman failed to return a portable unit. The owner reported the missing items to police seeking restitution.
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Richard Auletzhuser
S. Edwards Ave
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Jocko
Empress
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Block & CO
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