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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1959

Page

2

Welfare Chiselers Face Stark Jail Policy Shifts

Police Court Judge P Leo Dorsey announced a tough policy for welfare frauds。 George J Wyncoop 38 of 22 H Washington St received one year in the county penitentiary after admitting he fraudulently drew 59.34 in welfare funds while employed. Dorsey said the line must be drawn and ended the practice of suspended sentences for restitution saying relief chisellers will go to jail.

P. Leo Dorsey George J. Wyncoop H. Washington St Wyncoop Dorsey

Tip Toe Thief Steals Music Loot at Muir Home

In Syracuse the so called Tip Toe burglar targeted Donald A. Muir, chief engineer at Station WOLF, at 1200 West Colvin Street. He carried out a high fidelity set, two way radio, a German batteryless flashlight, a tool kit, and a $1 bill, leaving keys and papers behind. Police investigator Patrolman DeGelorm connected the burglary to the string of similar jobs by the elusive thief.

Donald A. Muir W. Colvin St Muir Station Wolf Donald Vera Mar Jene Janet Donna Mary Ellen Muirs Mrs. Muir The Herald-Journal Joseph DeGelorm

Stalling Charged Over Sheriff Appointment Tactics

Democratic sheriff candidate R Gordon Bradick accused County Republican Chairman George L Traister of stalling the sheriff appointment until after the November election to reward Tom Davis of Manlius. Bradick urged Traister to name a new sheriff or explain the delay amid Republican faction tensions in Onondaga County.

George L. Traister Tom Davis Manlius R. Gordon Bradick Davis Traister Bradwick Onondaga County Tralster Rockefeller

Traffic Court Briefs From Sealed Docket

Judge Jacobs supervises traffic cases including William R. Hagan of Solvay fined $25 for red light. Donald J. Smith of Marcellus fined $10 for overloaded vehicle. William H. Haire of 100 McDougal Place cited for pedestrian right of way violation. George Coon DeRyder fined $20 for speeding at 4648 mph on Thompson Road. Salvatore E. D Amico of North Syracuse fined $15 for 40 to 45 mph on Grant Boulevard. Louis Bono of 400 Alexander Drive fined $10 for 40 to 42 mph on West Genesee Street.

Judge Jacobs William R. Hagan Solvay Donald J. Smith Marcellus Charles H. Fort Renwick Pi William H. Haire McDougal George Coon DeRyder Thompson Road Salvatore E. D'Amico Syracuse Grant Boulevard Louis Bono Alexander Dr W. Genesee Street

Dr Finley to Speak at New York Osteopathic Convention

Dr John H Finley of 505 Sedgwick Drive will address the scientific section of the 61st Annual Convention of the New York State Osteopathic Society in New York City on Saturday.

John H. Finley Sedgwick New York State Osteopathic Society New York City

Surplus Milk Seen as Major Problem at Dairy Meeting

Walter E. Winn warns surpluses waste public funds and depress farm milk prices at the 40th annual Dairymen's League Cooperative Association meeting. He urges supply to market alignment as the cure, criticizing jealous cooperative squabbles. Dr. M. E. John and Joseph G. Knapp also speak as 1,500 to 2,000 members attend through tomorrow with resolutions to be debated.

Walter E. Winn Pure Milk Association Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association War Memorial Winn M. E. John Department of Agriculture Economics and Rural Sociology Penn State University Joseph G. Knapp Farmer Cooperative Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Association V. O. Parizo

Meet Your Candidate rally in Salt City

The 18th Ward Democratic Club hosts a Meet Your Candidate rally tomorrow at 8 PM at the Salt City Post VFW 1372 S Salina St. Hosts are Rowena Gilfilian candidate for Fourth District councilman and Patrick J Hannan candidate for 18th Ward supervisor with William E Cain as ward chairman.

18Th Ward Democratic Club Salt City Post V.F.W S. Salina St Rowena Gilfilian Patrick J. Hannan William E. Cain

Restoration drives Lincoln to California from Syracuse

A 1932 Lincoln convertible, restored and insured for 25 000 dollars, rolled out of Syracuse with five men pushing to start it. Owner Jack Nethercutt, Los Angeles executive, tours classics including Du Pont and Stutz Bearcat, plans to spend about 50 000 on such restorations, and notes 8 mpg fuel economy.

Thomas J. Kennedy Syracuse Jack Nethercutt Los Angeles Nethercutt du Pont New Hampshire California

Geese Migration Attracts City Courtyard Window Watchers

Reporters in the newsroom compared the early migration of Canada geese to a seasonal spectacle. Over a thousand geese halted briefly on Onondaga Lake with additional flocks seen on Oneida Lake and the Seneca River as they formed the familiar V formation.

Onondaga Lake Oneida Lake Seneca River

Garden Clubs Praise Downtown Storefront Trees Venture

Three Salina street merchants who placed ever greens on the sidewalks in front of their stores earned praise from local garden clubs for downtown improvements. I J Elman chaired the Civic and Cultural Affairs Committee of the Garden Center Association of Central New York and noted the efforts at a Friday night party at Tipperary Hill. Letters of support came from Eugene M Murfitt and others in local business and garden circles, while the Elman committee represents 55 garden clubs.

Salina Street I. J. Elman Garden Center Association of Central New York Edward Hewitt Seventh Ward Tipperary Hill Post 1361 Eugene M

Reed Named to Syracuse University Planning Board

Chancellor Tolley announced Arthur J. Reed’s appointment to the 13 member Syracuse University design board. Reed becomes the first city official named to a Syracuse University trustee appointed committee and aims to maximize information exchange and integration of university and city planning efforts.

Arthur J. Reed Syracuse University Design Board Tolley Reed Syracuse University

Carrier Tests New Water Converter

Carrier Corp opens a seven month pilot to desalinate sea water by direct freeze separation. Dr. A L Miller explains the process that yields pure ice crystals and reuses heat, aiming for 15 000 gallons daily at Thompson Road plant under a 150 000 dollar government contract.

Kenneth F. Sparrow Carrier Corp A. L. Miller U.S. Department of Interior Carrier Thompson Road Cryst Interior Department Eisenhower

Final public briefing on Fayetteville Manlius school bond

The Fayetteville Manlius Central School District schedules an 8 PM briefing at Fayetteville High School about a 2.588 million dollar building program. Voters will decide on a 2.588 million bond for a 1,000 pupil senior high on the Everingham tract, with polling at Manius Elementary from noon to 9 PM Friday.

Board of Education Fayetteville- Manlius Central Fayetteville Senior High Everingham Manius Manlius Eagle Village Duguid and Enders Roads Fayetteville

Surprise! His Car Was Gone

Two sheriff deputies visited Stan ley Murphy at 105 Catherine Street seeking his 1957 model car. He believed it was in the garage at 10 p.m. The car was found in a ditch on Allen Road in North Syracuse after midnight, damaged and with no driver found. Murphy said the keys were left in the car after he parked it around 5 p.m.

Stanley Murphy Catherine St Murphy Fred Rogers Luther Gillman Allen Road Syracuse

Water heater explosion triggers home fire in Phoenix

At 5 a.m. a hot water heater exploded at 126 Calvert Street, Phoenix, flooding the basement with smoke. Fire Captain Homer Bowman Jr. reported no other damage.

Charles Penniman Calvert St Phoenix Homer Bowman Jr

Furnace Motor Overheats Fires Up House in North Syracuse

North Syracuse volunteers responded to a home on Thompson Road when a furnace fan motor overheated and filled the house with smoke. Chief Leroy Thompson said there was no property damage after the motor was shut off and a temporary replacement was installed at Edward Hazelmeyer’s residence.

North Syracuse Edward Hazelmeyer R.D Thompson Road Leroy Thompson

Women Win Lose Fights With Men at Bar Fight

A woman defeated a man in a bar room dispute injuring Stephen Shenandoah 22 who was treated at St. Josephs Hospital after a beer bottle blow. June Brown 20 was found unconscious at the Palisade Grill and Gilbert Dearhouse 30 was booked on public intoxication.

Stephen Shenandoah Lodi St St. Joseph’s Hospital W. Onondaga St June Brown Palisade Hotel W. Fayette St Palisade Grill Gilbert Deerhouse

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