Pair Held On Check Charge
North Syracuse police arrested two New Jersey men, George J. Behalter and Ernest G. Davino, after a $98 fraudulent check was cashed. Sgt. Curtis Millard traced their car license, and Pulaski troopers stopped them at a road block. They pleaded innocent to petty larceny and are held on $15,000 bail each. A car search found cigarettes and store merchandise from multiple shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Syracuse
New Jersey
Curtis Millard
Williams
George J. Behalter
Patterson
N. J
Ernest, G. Davino
Cliffside
Pulaski
Joseph Ryan
Cedar Street
Robert Newman
Newman
Midstate
McKinley
Muttydale
Millard
Williams Supermarket
U S Teacher Claims Generational Shortfall in Education
Syracuse teacher Eliot Birnbaum, president of the Empire State Federation of Teachers, told Kingston convention attendees that the U S has short changed a generation of children. He accused business interests of keeping school budgets subsistence and urged local and state action to inform teachers and parents about school financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Eliot Birnbaum
Syracuse
Empire State Federation of Teachers
Kingston
Birnbaum
America
Rocket Society Dinner Features Grisetti Report
Central New York section president Robert S. Grisetti will speak at a 6:30 p.m. Tuesday dinner meeting at LeMoyne Manor. He reports on his London Federation Congress trip with film highlights from Farnborough Air Show. Norman Hall and Earl B. Mullen will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Grisetti
Central New York
American Rocket Society
LeMoyne Manor
Grisetti
International Federation Congress
London
Farnborough Air Show
Norman
Hall
Earl B. Mullen
Boys Club of Syracuse Aids 600 Youth Daily
The Boys Club of Syracuse serves about 3,100 boys across three locations Genesee Shenard and Polish Legion with facilities funded largely by United Campaign gifts. Established in 1892 the club offers sports woodworking printing arts and crafts swimming boxing and dental services with extensive volunteer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Feather
United Campaign
Genesee Street
Shenard Street
Polish Legion
Onondaga County
Woman’s Auxiliary
Boys Club
Syracuse University
Geddes GOP Highlights and Local Races
Political highlights include Rep R Walter Riehlman speaking at 6 30 pm next Saturday at Raphael s Restaurant to honor GOP candidates in Geddes John H Farnham also honored Two Eighth Ward rallies back John Wysocki for Second District Councilman and Andrew Sturick as ward supervisor Both GOP events are 8 pm one at Ramson Hall and another at Madonna Asunta Club Ward Republicans to honor Jack Handlin and Robert J Burns Tuesday at the Hibernian Club In Geddes Town Dem John F Murphy accuses the Town Board of rezoning Kasson road for commercial use despite resident opposition Residents say Kasson lies in an expanding residential area Democratic candidate Lewis Balduzzi says he will oppose excessive tax hikes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Walter Riehlman
Town of Geddes
Raphael's
John H. Farnham
Eighth Ward
GOP
John Wysocki
Andrew Sturick
Formar Cowp
Ramson Hall
Madonna-Asunta
Ith
Hibernian Club
S. Geddes St
Jack Handlin
Robert J. Burns
John F. Murphy
Camillus
Kasson Road
Murphy
Lewis Balduzzi
Geddes
Mayor to lay wreath at 25th Columbus monument anniversary
Mayor will place a wreath at 12 30 p m Monday marking the 25th anniversary of the Christopher Columbus monument in St Mary's Circle. Pietrafesa, who led the Columbus Monument Association since 1930, will assist the mayor in dedicating the statue on its silver anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henninger
Christopher Columbus
St. Mary's Circle
Joseph J. Pietrafesa
Pietrafesa
Searbury Clothes
Columbus Monument Association
Oe Memorial
Antonio Ilacqua
John Spina
Nicholas Casale
Zeff Pieri
James V. Lanzetta
Casale
California
Pietrefesa
Day of Mourning for Macedonia
The Macedonian Patriotic Organization of Syracuse adopts a resolution designating October 11 as a Day of Mourning for members and compatriots who seek freedom and justice. The group protests Tito’s Yugoslavia and the proclaimed Macedonia liberation day and pledges to keep the date as a mourning day until Communism falls and Macedonia becomes free and independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonian Patriotic Organization of
Syracuse
Tito
Yugoslavia
Republic of Macedonia
Macedonian Patriotic Organization
Macedonia
Fireman's Widow Sues City Over Truck Crash Deaths
The claim seeks 200000 against the city for the deaths of two firemen in July crash at S Townsend and E Jefferson. Widows Nellie Vendetti and Marie McCarthy allege negligence and improper supervision of engine operations. Enrico Vendetti was thrown from Engine 6 during collision with Engine 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Townsend
E. Jefferson Streets
Nellie C. Vendetti
Enrico F. Vendetti
Vendetti
Marie McCarthy
Robert McCarthy
F-M School Officials Explain Building Plans
Fayetteville Manlius Central School District outlines a proposed 2.588 million bond for a senior high school expanding from 1000 to 1200 capacity with possible 2000 later, plus a junior high to 1200, on Everingham tract. public meeting notes census growth, land needs, and long range planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Peffers
Fayetteville- Manlius Central School District
Manlius Junior High School
Charles A. Bumps
Willard C. Lipe
iCitizens Committee
Fayetteville
Manlius
Stuart N. Lewis
Everingham
Lewis
Daniel Kelley
Fayetteville High School
Bumpus
Jack Cottrell
Beringham
Don Nimmo
Margery Perkins
Francis B. Costello
Transportation Committee
Lamprecht accuses board of ignoring building subcommittee plan
Joseph Lamprecht charges the Fayetteville Manlius School Board refused to hear proposals from the Citizens Committee building subcommittee. He says the July 27 presentation was dismissed as the board preferred enlarging the high school and ignored possible savings from expansion. Lamprecht claims the board brochure misstates the committee’s agreement on building plans and census and curriculum notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lamprecht
Fayetteville-Manlins Board
Lamprecht
Citizens Committee
Taxpayers’ Group
Dichter
Citizens’ Committee
Fayetteville High School
Everingham
Board of Education
Lemprecht
Building Committee
Grammatic
Driver Pleads Innocent in Station Pump Collision
Homer E. Snyder of 1311 W Onondaga St pleaded innocent in Traffic Court to leaving the scene of an accident. He allegedly rammed a gasoline pump at Stan Walenski's service station at E Blvd and S Midler Ave. Snyder was not hurt and released by Judge P Leo Dorsey in $1500 bond for re appearance Oct 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer E. Snyder
W. Onondaga St
Snyder
Stan Waleski
E. Blvd
S. Midler Avenue
P. Leo Dorsey
Magnolia tree buds bloom third time this year in Syracuse
Syracuse man Alex MacAdam reported his magnolia at 1354 Burnet Ave has 15 to 20 buds ready to burst. The tree, 10 to 15 years old, first bloomed in spring and again in August, following yesterday's report of a third bloom elsewhere in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Alex MacAdam
Burnet Ave
Westchester County
Mattress Fire Destroys Second Floor Apartment
Firefighters were called at 4 10 a m to a mattress blaze on the second floor at 514 S Townsend St. No injuries were reported. Irving Pirette said he woke to the fire. Firemen pulled the mattress under Deputy Chief John Featherstone. Smoke and water damaged the unit. The building is owned by Frieda Alderman. Cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Townsend St
Irving Pirette
John Featherstone
Frieda Alderman
U.S. to Sell Stamps at Syracuse Stamp Show
The government participates in the Syracuse Stamp Club exhibition at the Masonic Temple with thirty five issues of new commemorative stamps for sale by the Syracuse Post Office. Post office employees will also cancel envelopes to mark the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Stamp Club
Masonic Temple
Syracuse Post Office
Affliction Clears Accused in Grand Jury Non Indictment
Norbert Johnson 22 of 689 South Ave faced an off duty patrolman assault charge after a chase seen by Francis Harvey. Johnson, invoking a hearing defect from birth and worsened by military service, said he struck in self defense during a confrontation with Harvey and his younger brother Joseph. The county grand jury declined to indict after hearing his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Johnson
South Ave
Johnson
Francis Harvey
Harvey
Joseph
Abraham Ziegler
Six Hurt Slightly in Mishaps Across City
Six persons sustained slight injuries in three separate accidents last night. A two car crash at Salina and Taylor sent four youths to Crouse Irving Hospital with chest back neck and knee injuries. John Toohey was cited for following too closely. Vivian Thomas 16 was hurt after being struck while fleeing a parked truck on W Genesee Street. Johannes Sylvester 25 caused chest and head injuries to Peter Ciciarelli 29 who hit a tree near St. Michael’s Church while avoiding a dog. Ciciarelli was taken to Syracuse General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safina and Taylor Sts
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Salina
Taylor Streets
Crouse-Irving Hosspital
Bruce Lormand
N. Geddes Sr
Anthony Gugliotta
Park St
Sheridan Meaker
Carbon St
James Saure
LeMnoye Ave
John Toohey
Slocum Heights
Vivian Thomas
W. Genesee Street
Johannes Sylvester
Cayuga St
Peter Ciciarelli
W. LaFayette Ave
St. Michael’s Church
Onondaga Hill
Syracuse General Hospital
Drucker’s Airport Profit Dispute Sparks Campaign Clash
Republicans charge Eugene Drucker misread figures on Hancock Airport profits. Newcomb Steuart says 1959 net profit already exceeds 100000 after $311105 gross with $205741 expenses, while 1960 bonds for a terminal add future costs. He accuses Drucker of using wrong year and debt in his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mocratic
Fifth District
Hancock
Newcomb Steuart
GOP
Drucker
Steuart
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J.D
Tommy Roberts
Harrison St
St. Lucy’s School
Tommy
Bobby
Sir John Nott-Bower
England
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Scotland Yard
City Police Lab
Harold F. Kelly
Richard W. Dundon
Eastern
F-M
P.O
Utlea
University Hospital
Kirsch
Midland Shopper Credit Service
Mile End
S. Warren ST
Onondaga Hotel
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