Anderson pledges to end court steamrolling in Police Court
Robert B. Anderson the Democratic candidate for Police Court judge vowed to stop steamrolling cases. He emphasized closer work with the Onondaga Committee on Alcoholism and Alcoholics Anonymous on intoxication cases making up 63 percent of court work. He spoke at a testimonial dinner held by the Citizens Committee at Crumblins with Dr. Finlay G. Crawford endorsing him. Crawford said a special court requires a judicial mind to protect rights without political reprisal. Vincent O’Neil the Democratic candidate for Municipal Court Judge urged Onondaga lawmakers to back a bill allowing citizens to represent themselves in small claims under $100 and to create a Small Claims Court Act with weekly trial evenings to reduce work disruption. He noted New York City has operated such a court since 1934.
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Robert B. Anderson
Andarsennaften
Emi Vee Lou Page
Erreee
Onondaga Committee On
Alcoholism
Alcoholics Anonymous
Independent Citizens Committee
Crumlins
Finlay G. Crawford
Syracuse University
Crawford
Anderson
Vincent O’neil
Daga County
Iroquois Democratic Clubl
Onondaga
O’neil
O'Neil
Smal Claims Court
New York City
Cicero Democrats Back Hospital Plan For Area
The Cicero Town and Clay supervisors back establishing an emergency hospital north of Syracuse. A steering committee was named to study using federal surplus land on the Mattydale Air Base for a hospital, with Cicero and Salina collaborating and the land to be purchased at a token price to prevent speculators.
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Syracuse
Cicero
Democrat Club
Clay
Leo Seguin
Mattydale
Clay Town Board
Seguin
Steeritier
Educators Back Bond Amendment Committee Includes SU Chancellor
Syracuse University Chancellor William P. Tolley and Dr. Paul A. Miller join 37 state leaders on the Independent Citizens Committee for Amendment 4 backing a New York City debt measure. The plan would allow NYC to borrow 50 million annually for 10 years with a dollar-for-dollar match, not affecting upstate taxpayers.
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Syracuse University
Lefty
Citizens’ Committee
New York City
William P. Tolley
Paul A. Miller
Independent Citizens Committee
New
York City
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Upstate
Forestry's New Class Totals 170 at Syracuse University
The State University College of Forestry reports 170 freshmen this year, the largest since 1950, with 138 sophomores 86 juniors and 104 seniors. Graduate enrollment reaches 126 while total first semester candidates number 624. Ranger School at Wanakena enrolls 65, 11 month program.
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State University College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Lawrence J. Bellanger
Svend O. Heiberg
Ranger School
Wanakena
Moved Register To Vote Now Open For Onondaga County
New residents and those who moved this year must register by 10 p.m. tonight or Saturday to vote in the November 3 election. Movers must re register for permanent rolls and register at their current election district. Those 21 by November 4 may vote this year and register now. Saturday hours are 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Questions: Board of Elections, GR 2448.
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Onondaga County
Board of Elections
Board of Flections
Correction on Dooling attendance at Blessed Sacrament Church
The article corrects Dooling’s church affiliation, noting he attends Blessed Sacrament Church rather than St. John the Evangelist. Dooling previously served as president of the Holy Name Society at Blessed Sacrament Church.
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David Dooling
Fifth Ward
St. Joh the Evangelist Church
Dooling
Blessed Sacrament Church
Holy Name Society
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Forestry
Potsdam
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