Milk Contract Details Shake City Officials In Syracuse
Assistant purchaser discovers the Syracuse Milk Dealers Association, sole bidder, provides 50 to 60 school refrigerators and maintenance at their own cost. The contract covers 1 800 000 half pints and 1 700 000 third quarts at 6.62 and 8.52 cents, with government subsidies of three and four cents. Provisions imply no city savings and potential capital costs for refrigeration if state contract is used. The Rochester Board of Education pays 6.2 cents for half pints, four tenths of a cent less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mina
Syracuse Milk Dealers Association
Miwa
Board of Education
Ion
Mira
Rochester Board of Education
DeWitt Driver Pleads Innocent in Crash With 72 Violations
Melvyn M. Silvieus, 48, of 140 Jamesville Rd., DeWitt, pleaded innocent in Police Court to driving while intoxicated after a two car collision at Hawley avenue and Elm street. He was released on $1,500 bail for a reappearance Oct. 20 and his license was held. Two other occupants were hospitalized. Silvieus has a long record of prior violations including multiple dangerous driving charges and suspensions.
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DeWitt
Melvyn M. Silvieus
Jamesville Rd
Hawley Avenue
Elm Street
Silvious
Jacob L. Serling
Silvicus
Thomas Mahar
Hixon Ave
Silvieus
William Pulaski
James St
East Syracuse
Pulaski
Crouse - Irving Hospital
Robert Carhart
Silvieus South
Esther Cooher
Hillsdale Ave
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ray Cooke
John L. Servatius
Gordon Ave
Valley Drive
Engelwood Avenue
Servatius
Cooke
Neil S. Landers
Lynhurst Ave
Man Falls into Elevator Shaft at Lafayette Building
James Kowalczyk 19 of the YMCA fell one and a half floors into an empty elevator shaft at 210 E Fayette St downtown. He was pulled from the shaft by a janitor and treated for rib fractures at Crouse Irving Hospital, listed in good condition. He told police he opened a first floor door and dropped in before exiting with help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse-Irving Hospital
James Kowalczyk
YMCA
Lafayette
E. Fayette St
Kowalczyk
Charles Gorman
Gorman
Eastern Ambulance
Ordered to Pen For Lumber Theft
Oran C Hull 51 of 201 E Raynor St was sentenced to 90 days in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to petty larceny. Police charged him with stealing a nine foot piece of lumber from Syracuse Lumber Co 1700 Lodi St valued at 12.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran C. Hull
Raynor St
P. Leo Dorsey
Syracuse Lumber Co
Lodi St
Air raid sirens to sound in Onondaga County tests
Sirens will sound at 12 03 p m tomorrow in Syracuse and Onondaga County as a Defense test to determine the range and audibility of 43 sirens. Deputy director Michael J Marinelli cautioned the public not to be alarmed.
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Syracus
Onondaga County
Nthe
Thorughout
Michael J. Marinelli
Burglars Loot Bernard Richmond Home for Jewelry
A burglary at Ber nard Richmond's residence at 303 DeMong Dr. yielded a stolen jewel box containing two watches tie clasps and cufflinks among other jewelry. Richmond reported leaving at 3 p m and returning at 7 30 p m to find a rear cellar door open and two second floor bedrooms ransacked. Detectives Ralph Camp and Anthony Cizinski are handling the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Richmond
DeMong Dr
Richmond
College Inn
E. Genesee St
Bernard Busch
Ralph Camp
Anthony Cizinski
Noe World Series, Fan Quietly Marks His 101st Birthday
Sanford H. Wescott, aged 101, quietly celebrated at home with his son Jay Wescott. Born October 7, 1858 in Oswego County, he taught in Michigan for 32 years and led public schools for 24 years before retiring in 1918 to enter real estate in Ann Arbor. He is a long‑time Mason, Republican voter, and enjoys geometry, math, science problems, and tracking current events.
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Sanford H. Wescott
Wescott
Jay Wescott
Standish Dr
Oswego County
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Univeriity of
U.S
Canada
The
Masons
James Garfield
Parked Car Looted of $80
Gail Stewart of 132 Rockwood Dr North Syracuse reported an $80 loss from a parked car last night. The incident was reported to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Stewart
Rockwood Dr
North
Syracuse
Three Men Arrested After East Side Grill Bust
Gerald Kilmer Richard Meneilly and Richard Brown were arraigned in Police Court on dis orderly conduct charges after an argument at the Harlem Grill. Judge P Leo Dorsey set bail at 500 each and adjourned the cases to October 21. Patrolman Harold Major made the arrest amid a scuffle at E Washington Street and Irving Avenue.
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Side Grill
P. Leo Dorsey
Gerald H. Kilmer
Fitch St
Richard J. Meneilly
Chestnut St
North
Syracuse
Richard E. Brown
Willis Ave
Dorsey
Harold Major
Harlem ‘Grill
E. Washington Street
Irving Avenue
Major
Kilmer
Brown
Death Driver Charged With Negligence In Pedestrian Death
Edward J. Bamerick 35 of Mattydale arraigned on criminal negligence in the death of Anthony Regitano 84 as he crossed Butternut near Peters on the North Side. Regitano, a city water department worker, died at University Hospital. Bamerick waived examination and is held for grand jury with bail to be set. Regitano had family, church, and union ties and services are planned at Pirro and Sons Funeral Home and Our Lady of Pompei Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Bamerick
Wright Ave
Mattydale
Anthony Regitano
Butternut St
Butternut Street
Peters Street
University Hospital
John D. Costello
Niagara St
Oswego
Mr. Regitano
Rocco P. Regitano
Bamerick
Regitano
John Rodger
Kayuga St
Fulton
City Water Department
American Federation of State
Syracuse
Lincoln Republican Club
Our Lady of Pompei Church
Sacred Heart Society
Peter
Frank J. Regitano
Carmen Polimeni
Peter Misiano
James Sportelli
Pirro and Sons Funeral Home
N. State St
Assumptions Cemetery
FBI Seizes Prison Escapee From Georgia Farm
FBI agents in Albany captured Robert M. Mutter one of three men who fled from a Georgia federal prison farm on September 12. Hertis Lee Stephens of Newman and Harold B. Andrews of Pelzer were with him, Andrews recaptured the next day and Stephens remains at large. Mutter, serving 16 years for armed robbery in Washington, D.C., will be returned to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Georgia
Henry A. Fitzgibbons
FBI
Albany
Robert M. Mutter
Fitzgibbons
Mutter
Hertis Lee Stephens
Newman
Harold B. Andrews
Pelzer
S.C
Andrews
Stephens
Washington, D.C
Atlanta
U.S
Detailing of Cows by Wild Dogs Rises 700 Percent In Onondaga
Town of Onondaga records show seven cows with tails bitten by wild dogs this year. William J Wall to be paid 50 dollars for the tail of his Holstein cow due to calf expected October 16. Damages notes say loss endangers milk and fly control. deputy treasurer cites about one tail claim per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
George L. Traister
William J. Wall
Howlett Hill Road
Wall
Leo T. O’connor
Missing Codeine Tablets Reported From South Side Pharmacy
A shipment to South Side Pharmacy at 1901 South Ave. reported missing 100 codeine tablets. Earl Craig of 1901 South Ave. told Patrolman Rosso and after notification the McKesson Robbins Drug Co. shipment was investigated by state narcotics investigator Sidney Joffie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
South Ave
Earl Craig
Mack Rosso
McKesson & Robbins Drug Co
Sidney Joffie
30 MPH Speed Limit Ordered for Brockway Tract De Witt
The State Traffic Commission set a 30 mile per hour limit on county roads and town highways within Brockway Tract in the Town of De Witt. The tract is bounded by Knollwood Brockway and School Access roads and Maple Drive. A traffic signal was ordered on Route 11 at the Brewerton connection road to Route 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Traffic Commission
Brockway Tract
de Witt
Knollwood
Brockway
School
Maple Drive
Brewerton Connection
Child Swallows Cleaner Treated At St Josephs Hospital
A one and a half year old girl swallowed a small amount of cleaner at home. Mary Alice Lostumbo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dominick Lostumbo of 456 Hillsdale Ave, was treated at St Joseph’s Hospital and released after recovery.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Mary Alice Lostumbo
Dominick Lostumbo
Hillsdale Ave
CYO Schedules First 1959 Meeting In Syracuse
The Syracuse Area Catholic Youth Council opens its year with a 3 p.m. Sunday session at the Northside CYO 529 North Salina Street. Two reps from each of 28 councils attend as officers are elected. Rev. Frank L. Sammons leads plans for National Catholic Youth Week October 23 to November 1 and the December 6 diocesan convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Area
Catholic Youth Council
Northside
CYO
North Salina St
Syracuse
Our County
Frank L. Sammons
Everingham Tract High School Plan Criticized by Citizens
Laura Mathews of the Citizens' Committee assails Fayetteville-Mantius Central School District for choosing a $2 588 000 high school on the Everingham tract. She cites an engineering report noting costly sewage disposal and water facilities and warns the decision may contaminate the village water supply.
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Board of Education
Fayetteville-Mantius Central
Everingham
Citizens’ Committee
Laura Mathews
Fayetteville High School
Stearns and Wheeler
Mathews
Manlius
Ing
Mathawe
Immaculate Conception
Citizens Dispute Over Fayetteville High School Plans
Members of the Citizens Committee of the Fayetteville Manlius Central School District deny proposing a 1000 student senior high school instead of enlarging Fayetteville High. Minutes show a July 21 1959 vote to defer major high school construction for junior high use. Lamprecht claims the board brochure contradicted facts, while Steinhagen and Perkins call his remarks untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Committee
Fayetteville-Manlins Central School District
Board of Education
Fayetteville High School
Carl Ay Steinhagen
Steinhagen
Margery Perkins
Joseph Lam
Precnt
Citizens’ Committee
Sirs. Steinbageri
Wylan A. Liddie
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Lamprecht
Perkins
Mittee
Taxpayers
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Joseph W. Ganley
Fiim
Gily Tris
Sanford Wescott
Everingham Tract
By Paul J. Peffers
Vilage Board
Limestone Creek
Yin
Cross
Blue Cross
Lark
Binghamton
Elmira
Boes
SSU
Warren ST
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