Onondaga Creek Tour Highlights Sewage Issues
A two hour inspection led by Onondaga Harbor Brook officials and health engineers, with state officials present, showing raw sewage in Onondaga Creek and Harbor Brook during dry weather. Observers visited the Hiawatha treatment plant and questioned the value of a new multi million dollar plant without diverting sewage from the streams.
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Onondaga
Rob J
Jawbert Hennigan
Public Works
Charles F. Stanton
Onondaga Creek
Harbor Brook
Stanton
Hennigan
Syracuse
Onondaga Lake
Raymond Dodge
Potter Kelly
Harold Kieffer
David Bigwood
Uhl Mann
Frank Thompson
State Health Department
Spenser St
Bélden Ave
Iity
Darwin Ave
Velaska Rd
Hiawatha Blvd
Belden Ave
Spencer St
Kelly
Nedrow
Robert D. Hennigan
State Department of Public Works
County
Direc
Independent mayoral candidate touts experience and voter freedom
Dr. Joseph Grosso, independent candidate for Syracuse mayor, calls himself the people’s choice and the only experienced candidate with city hall tenure. He spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Onondaga, criticizing Republicans and Democrats, pledging a platform within a week and urging voters to act for free, independent government rather than party rule.
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Joseph Grosso
Rotary Club
Hotel Onondaga
Anthony A. Henninger
Arthur B. McGuire
Grosso
Republican Party
Dr. Grosso
Syracuse
Wheel Horse
G.O.P
Hancock, Hornbeck and Hinds
John H. Hughes
Henninger
McGuire
John J. Young
Young
County Rr Accused of Stream Pollution Near Ramour Bridge
The New York Central Railroad is accused of ignoring a state order to stop oil pollution in tributaries of Butternut Creek near Ramour Bridge Manlius Town by a concertation committee meeting at the Court House. Thomas H. Dyer says the panel will seek State Water Pollution Control Board action to compel a halt and reopen investigations into the railroad’s diesel shop discharges. The move follows alleged continued pollution despite orders.
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New York Central Railroad
Butternut Creek
Ramour Bridge
Manlius
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Thomas H. Dyer
State Water Pollution Control Board
Dyer
State Pollution Board
State Water Pollution Board
County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
State Fair Blvd
Car Hits Tree Near Plainville Injures Wolcott Man
Wolcott man Leland G. DeMass, 25, sustained lip and nose lacerations but avoided hospitalization after his vehicle ran off Route 370 east of Plainville. Deputy said he fell asleep and struck a tree at Gates Road intersection about 3:45 a.m. before stopping and taking down a road sign.
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Wolcott
Route 370
Plainville
Leland G. DeMass
Saycott
Joseph Kanasdlas
DeMass
Gates Rd
Yom Kippur Observance Begins Across City
Yom Kippur, the highest Jewish holy day, starts at sundown today and lasts until tomorrow. Synagogues and temples citywide hold services marking the close of the High Holy Day season and the start of Tishrei 5718. Rabbis conduct Yizkor memorial services for departed members, with guest clergy serving several congregations during the holy day period following Rosh Hashanah last week.
K of C Clambake Set for Sunday at Hinerwadels Grove
Syracuse Council 191 Knights of Columbus announces its 10th annual mixed clambake Sunday at Hinerwadel's Grove. Tom Long executive secretary says tele vision receivers will be set up on the grounds to watch the World Series.
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Syracuse Council
Knights of Columbus
Hinerwadel’s Grove
Tom Long
Deaths in Syracuse Area Reported
Death notices list Ernest Perkins 37 Canton Clarence Downing 80 Homer Mrs Mayme Carr Oswego Mrs Ethel Arnold 53 Carthage William E O Riley 62 Watertown Mrs Jessie W Folsom 87 Dexter Fred A Lacy 78 Harford Norbert H VanOrder 48 Ithaca Mrs Chester Goodale 69 Lowell James F Minister 46 Geneva Tre J Roberts 55 Utica Mrs William Gerling Utica Charles W Judge Clinton Mrs Julia C Fausett 80 Oneida Charles F Bryant 88 Brookfield Thomas Greeeains 88 Taberg RD
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Ernest Perkins
Canton
Clarence D. Downing
Homer
Mayme Carr
Oswego
Ethel Arnold
Carthage
William E. O'Riley
Watertown
Jessie W. Folsom
Dexter
Fred A. Lacy
Harford
Norbert H. VanOrder
Ithaca
Chester Goodale
Lowell
James F. Minister
Geneva
Tre J. Roberts
Utica
William Gerling
Charles W. Judge
Clinton
Julia C. Fausett
Oneids
Charles F. Bryant
Brookfield
Thomas Greeeains
Tabergs
Editor 3 Boys Hurt In Auto Mishaps
Frank J. Early, financial editor of the Syracuse Herald Journal and Herald American, was struck by a car and listed in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital. Three boys on bicycles were hit by cars in separate incidents, causing bruises and minor injuries but none required hospitalization.
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Frank J. Early
Syracuse Hérald-Journal
Herald-American
Ing
Memorial Hospital
Early
Roosevelt Ave
Frederic Delcarie
Euclid Ave
Westcott
Harvard Pl
Westcott St
Delcarie
Albany
William Guariie
Grant Blvd
Pond St
Grant Blyd
Peter E. Karagosin
Onondaga Ave
Thomas D. Fure
Schuyler’ St
Robert M. Collins
Vernon
James St
Donald Parton
Bellevue Ave
Eleanor M. Sweeney
W. Onondaga St
GE TV Radio Lays Off 700 Workers
General Electric laid off 700 second shift workers at Electronics Park today as part of a previously announced cut in television set production. A company spokesman said the scale matches current and anticipated sales after the Sept. 17 notice.
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General Electric
Electronics Park
Traffic Court reports multiple speeding fines and license issues
Traffic Court Judge Truman H Preston handles cases including no operator's license with a $50 fine for Donald A Parks of 2308 Lodi St Speeding fines of $50 for William A Kelly of 101 Yale Ave 60 mph on Erie Blvd 0 to 53 mph for James A Coe of Canastota 0 in Erie Blvd EL Speeding $25 for Daniel Montuori of 357 Gertrude St 48 to 60 mph on S Saline St Speeding $10 for Richard J Liberty of 63 A Division St Driving on wrong side of street $10 for George F Rialobreski of 1519 Burnet Ave.
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Truman H. Preston
Donald A. Parks
Lodi St
William A. Kelly
Yale Ave
Erie Blvd
Daniel Montuori
Gertrude St
S. Saline St
Richard J. Liberty
George F. Rialobreski
Burnet Ave
Polio Toll Rises With Five-Year-Old Patient Among New Cases
Health Commissioner David E. Bigwood reported five year old and two year old new polio cases, bringing 1957 total to 122 with no paralysis observed. Both had polio vaccines prior to illness. three local and nine imported cases so far, compared to 1966? Wait.
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Fivo
David E. Bigwood
Bigwood
North Side
City
Fayetteville
City Hospital
Carlino to Speak At GOP Dinner in Geddes
Joseph F. Carlino, majority leader of the New York State Assembly since 1944, will address a Town of Geddes Republican fundraising dinner at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at Cerlo's Restaurant on State Fair Blvd. Introduced by Geddes Supervisor Joseph Berndt, Carlino represents Nassau County's Second District and serves as Republican chairman for Long Beach, a city with a factory that makes gold items for fountain pens.
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Joseph F. Carlino
New York State Assembly
Geddes
Cerlo
State Fair Blvd
Carlino
Joseph Berndt
Carino
Nassau County
Longe Beach
Judge Frees Boy To Attend School
A 16 year old Madison School boy, Roger W. Jenkins, was released without bail by Judge P Leo Dorsey to appear Oct 11 for youthful offender eligibility. He had pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after teacher Janet Kitts alleged he loitered on school property and struck her ear drum, causing hearing loss. Police said he slapped a teacher during a window observation of a girls gym class and then argued with her.
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Roger W. Jenkins
Renwick Pl
Madison
Central High
P.leo Dorsey
Dorsey
Janet Kitts
Willamae Dr
Madison School
Jenkins
Indictments in County Court: Maino Netro charged
Sealed indictment from September grand jury accuses Solvay resident 48 year old Charles Maino and Myron J Netro of burglary in the third degree with intent to commit larceny for breaking into Nicholas Capozzi's home at 410 Cortland Place on June 7. Maino pleads innocent. Netro to be arraigned Monday. disposition set for Wednesday. Also Arnold Lum an 37 of North Syracuse pleads guilty to second degree rape. sentence October 22. John Sokolic 22 of Hastings Place pleads guilty to second degree assault. sentence October 22. Donald R Hollenbeck 17 of Oswego sentenced to up to five years for first degree grand larceny in auto theft from Salina Chevrolet Co. on July 12.
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Charles Maino
Solvay
Myron ‘J. Netro
Delmar Pl
Maino
Leo W. Breed
Netra Woul
Nicholas Capozzi
Cortland PL
Arnold O. Luman
Clarence Dr
North
Syracuse
Cicero
Luman
John M. Sokolic
Hastings Pl
Sokolic
Donald R. Hollenbeck
Oswego
Elmira
Salina
U S Indicts Three Men In Syracuse Scheme
A federal grand jury in Syracuse returns indictments against Ronald J Hess a former Syracuse post office worker charged with embezzlement theft forging and passing government checks. Syracuse businessmen Walter Prochna and Robert Owler face a joint indictment for allegedly making a false statement to obtain an FHA loan. Prochna also faces a second indictment with a Watertown man on the same loan violation.
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Syracuse
Ronald J. Hess
Stinson St
Solvay
Walter Prochna
Robert Owler
W. Genesee St
F.hla
Prochna
Watertown
Political Calendar Delivers Mayoral and Council Candidate spots
At 6:25 p.m. on WSYR-TV Henninger the GOP candidate for mayor appears and at 6:25 p.m. on WHEN-TV Mrs Kline the Democratic candidate for Common Council president.
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Wsyr-Tv
Henninger
GOP
When-Tv
Kline
Common Council
Split Rock Water District planned for Onondaga town
The Onondaga town board approved a 340000 Split Rock Water District with a public referendum to increase committee members from four to six. Construction plans include a 200000 gallon standpipe and pump house on Onondaga Road and transmission lines along Onondaga Split Rock Cedarvale and Loomis Hill. The district serves about 200 customers and will be financed by a bond issue. Plans must be approved by the State Water Power and Control Commission before bids.
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Onondaga
Thomas H. Dyer
Split Rock
Cedarvale
Onondaga - ‘Rd
Loomis ‘Hill Rds
Dyer
New York speeds curb by forcing drivers to walk beside carts
In 1652 New York passed a law requiring speeding drivers to walk beside their vehicles, a measure aimed at reducing reckless travel and promoting caution on crowded streets. The rule reflected early strict traffic controls and civic concerns over safety.
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New York
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