Mother and Children Burned in Union Settlements Fire
A 21 year old mother Mrs Carol Du Pre and her two children Ricky four and Dale two suffered burns in a Union Settlements home fire in Oswego County. The mother was in fair condition and both children were listed as serious and fair condition respectively. The fire caused about $1000 damage and started when oil poured on a wood fire flared up. The home’s kitchen or living room was destroyed.
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West Monroe
Oswego Hospital
Union Settlements
Carol du Pre
Ricky
Dale
Oswego County
Lloyd Elkin
Elkin
Dr. Chester E. Clark Heads Onondaga Cancer Unit
Dr. Chester E. Clark elected president of the Onondaga County Unit of the American Cancer Society for 1958 1959 succeed Herbert L. Breckheimer who becomes ex officio board member. New officers include Lawrence Teftt Henry Mayor Jr Mrs Harry Unterfort and Leo Rayhill Jr with Dr David Jones Dr Richard Eberle Dr Daniel Burdick and T Elmer Bogardus on the executive committee. The unit reports growth in education and service projects and notes 1500 volunteers 11366 dressings 95 patient aid trips and substantial grants for nursing education field trips and research with a total budget of 86175.44 funded by Community Chest memorial gifts and other gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester E. Clark
Onondaga County
American Cancer Society
Clark
N. Y
Herbert L. Breckheimer
Breckheimer
Lawrence Teftt
Henry Mayor Jr
Harry Unterfort
Leo Rayhill Jr
Schools of Nursing
Informations Center
Visiting Nurses Association
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse Medical Center
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Community Chest & Council
Clay Driver's License Revoked
A motorist arrested by North Syracuse police for driving while intoxicated was fined $50 yesterday, had his license revoked and received a 30 day suspended jail sentence. Francis Lonelin, 43, of Clay Road 3, was arrested Saturday by Patrolman William Bell and pled guilty before Village Police Justice Joseph A. Ryan.
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North Syracuse
Francis Lonelin
Clay RD
William Bell
Joseph A. Ryan
Rewiring Plan Shelved Despite Lighting Priority
Dr. Paul A. Miller says the long range equipment and wiring rehabilitation program will likely be postponed for another year because the 1960 budget does not include funds for vetting the project. He notes 60 percent of schools lack adequate lighting, especially Central High, and cites a $347,810 cut from the Board of Education request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Miller
Miller
Central
Central High
Board of Education
Forrest Witmeyer
Dog Bite Trial Delayed After Lawyer Bit by Dog
Syracuse attorney Paul De Bernardis, famed for dog bite defenses, was bitten on the right thigh by a large white dog near the courthouse steps as he prepared to try a case for Robert L. Ray, 6, against the city, the board of education and the dog owner. The session was adjourned to the next day while De Bernardis received medical care at St Joseph's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul de Bernardis
Syracuse
de Bernardis
Robert L. Ray
Porter School
Board of Education
St. Joseph’s Hospital
County Bar to Hear Florence M Kelley at Yates Hotel
Miss Florence M Kelley attorney in charge of the criminal courts branch of the New York State Legal Aid Society will speak at an Onondaga County Bar Association luncheon at the Yates Hotel. The event marks the 10th anniversary of the Frank H Hiscock Legal Aid Society founded Oct 3, 1949. Also Edmund H Lewis, former chief judge of the State Court of Appeals, will appear. Kelley became head of the branch in 1947 overseeing New York County United States District Courts southern and eastern districts Brooklyn and Bronx criminal courts.
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Florence M. Kelley
Criminal Courts
New York ‘State Legal Aid Society
Onondaga County Bar Association
Yates Hotel
Frank H. Hiscock Legal Aid Society
Edmnd H. Lewis
State Court of Appeals
New York County
Miss Kelly
United States
New York
Brooklyn
Bronx
School totals dip by 335 in city enrollment drop
End of first month school enrollment stands at 30 009, about 333 below officials' spring estimates. Discrepancy centers on fourth through sixth grades as families with children in this age group reportedly moved from the city. September registration previously reached 30 310, which was 300 higher than this year at the same point.
State Sued for 102000 Over Canal Accident in Fulton
Negligence action against the state totals 102000 as two Fulton residents seek damages for the death of Nanciel Hubbard and James Regan Jr. after a car plunged into the Barge Canal in downtown Fulton in September 1954. Driver Peter Arcadi, 30, cooperated with police. two others escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Court of Claims
William R. Easton
Rochester
Fulton
Orin M. Hubbard
Fifth St
Nanciel Y. Hubbard
James J. Regan Sr
Baby Burned By Coffee Mother Held In Custody
A one and a half year old boy, Thomas Elmby, suffered second degree burns to his back and is in Memorial Hospital in serious condition after hot coffee spilled by 5 year old brother William scalded him in a West Side apartment. The mother, Mrs. Helen Elmby, was arrested for public intoxication and ordered held for psychiatric examination until November 10. The father is wanted for non-support. William and 4 year old Robert were placed in a foster home. Police described the apartment as filthy with gas jets left on and a pot of stale coffee boiling. Nearby neighbors heard the screams and firefighters, police, and an ambulance responded.
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Memorial Hospital
Gifford St
Thomas Elmby
William
West Side
Helen Elmby
P. Leo Dorsey
Robert 4
Robert Liepka
Chilren
Man arraigned on concealed weapon charge in home incident
William R. Heffernan of 314 S Beech Street pleaded innocent and was released on $500 bail after a concealed weapon charge following an incident at his home yesterday. The case is set for Oct. 26. Heffernan said he met a man at a grill, brought him home, and drew the pistol in anger. police found no trace of the visitor.
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S. Beech Street
William R. Heffernan
Beech St
Heffernan
F M School Board weighs double sessions and options
Fayetteville Manlius Central School District discusses double sessions to ease anticipated overcrowding by fall 1961. A $2,588,000 building plan to add a 1,000-pupil high school was defeated, leaving space and rental options as alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F-M
Fayetteville-Manlius
Board of Education
Manlius
Daniel Kelley
Everingham
Bull Steals Into Van Buren Trailer Damages Home
Mr and Mrs Matson returned to their OBrien Road trailer in Van Buren to find it ransacked with torn drapes broken windows ripped screens smashed doors and wooden frames chewed up. The Watsons dog caused the damage estimated at 225 as deputies seek the culprit who let the animal inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Charles Matson
Matsons
Luther C. Gilman
O'Brien
van Buren
Watson
Matson
Man Held On Assault Charge After Knife Threat
A 22 year old man, William S. Scott of 616 E Washington St, was arraigned in Police Court on second degree assault for holding a knife to a 13 year old East Side boy, Claud Phetus Jr. The boy was injured and a passerby, Frank Biel, received a small cut while intervening. Scott waived examination and is held for grand jury. detectives Stassi and Mulligan aided the arrest.
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East Side
William S. Scott
Washington St
Set
Frank Biel
Scott
Claud Phetus Jr
Washington Street
Biel
S. Townsend Street
Thomas Stassi
John Mulligan
Smith High OK Seen Plans for New Junior High School
The board of education may approve plans for the Hurlbut Smith East Side Junior High School at its regular meeting. Officials expect to meet with architects Sargent Webster Crenshaw Folley to prepare preliminary plans. Opening date is tentatively set for September 1960 with an estimated cost of 2 060 000 dollars.
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Hurlbut Smith
East Side
Board of Education
Miller
Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw & Folley
Adirondack Club Hikers Plan Snow or No Snow Trek
Adirondack Mountain Club members will meet at Grant and Teall at 8 30 a m and drive to McKeever for a Woodhull Lake hike five miles away. Led by Edwin Paige the group will hike northward, unbothered by snow as members insist they are hardy and will proceed even in snowfall.
Air Force ROTC Cadets Tour Westover Base
Fifteen freshmen and sophomore cadets enrolled in Air Force ROTC at Syracuse University visited Westover Air Force Base in Massachusetts last week. Col. Eugene W. Byrne and Capt. Robert T. Scott led the tour for the group.
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Syracuse University
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Eugene W. Byrne
Robert T. Scott
Traffic Court Notes Implied Violations and Fines
Judge Jacob L. Sealing handles improper passing speeding and license issues. Robert Lennon 106 Wood Ave Leon Rogerts Cortland Leon Rogers Cortland Join Kucharski 505 Wills Ave S Avery Ave Charles Hammer 708 Taft Ave Clifton Finer 1120 Malcolm St Charles Rosich 207 James St Teall Ave Nathaniel Jones 41414 Madison St Marcus Miller 203 Markland Ave
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Jacob L
Robert Lennon
Wood Ave
Leon Rogerts
Cortland
Leon Rogers
Kucharski
Wills Ave
Irph
S. Avery Avenue
Charles Hammer
Taft Ave
James Street
Ann Kutcera
Spring St
Clifton Finer
Malcolm St
Charles Rosich
James St
Teall Avenue
Nathaniel Jones
Madison St
Marcus Miller
Markland Ave
Pair Fined 300 on Car Violations in DeWitt
DeWitt Justice of the Peace fined two Fayetteville youths a total of 300 for six motor vehicle code violations. Garet B. Thurston 17 of 832 Oakwood St and George W. Freeman 17 of 208 McLennon Dr were jailed until fines are paid. Thurston got 50 for no license 100 for no insurance 25 for unregistered vehicle and 10 for no inspection. all fines suspended. Freeman was fined 100 for allowing uninsured vehicle and 50 for unlicensed operator. both were based on a routine check by Deputy Sgt. Blanchard Crysler.
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DeWitt Justice of Peace Yesteday
Fayetteville
Garet B. Thurston
Oakwood St
George W. Freeman
McLennon Dr
Onondaga County
George Kimball
Thurston
Blanchard Crysler
Kimball
Freeman
Crysler
de Witt
New Route 81 Section Opens Between Watertown and Adams
An 18 mile four lane divided highway on Route 81 near Watertown and Adams will open Wednesday. The $12.8 million project began in 1957 and runs from Route 178 in Adams to near mile 144 north of Watertown, paralleling Route 11. Attending the ceremony are Senate Majority Leader Walter J. Mahoney of Buffalo and state public works superintendent J. Burch McMoran.
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Watertown
Adams
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Buffalo
J. Burch McMoran
State Public Works
Purse Snatching Reported on Jefferson Street
Lillian M. Schuler, 49, of 710 E. Jefferson St., told police two men snatched her purse from a bag farm on E Jefferson Street at about 10 45 a m this morning. The bag contained cash and a welfare check. No description of the suspects was available.
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E. Jefferson Street
Lillian M. Schuler
E. Jefferson St
Advertising Managers Fall Conference in Syracuse Hotel
Advertising Managers Bureau of New York State dailies holds fall meeting at Hotel Syracuse. Dinner at 6 30 features Joseph H. Murphy addressing on Advertising growth. Panel includes Henry J. Thompson George Sansine Robert Smith Frederick Deér and William Stucky. Conference ends tonight.
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Advertising Managers Bureau
New York
Harold B
Syracuse
Joseph H. Murphy
Taxation and Finance
Henry J. Thompson
Watertown Daily Times
George G. Sansine
Elmira Star Gazette
Robert Smith
Herald-Journal
Frederick Deéér
Evening Tribune
Hornell
William L. Stucky
American Press Institute
Columbia University
Donald C. Albright
Central
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Firefighters extinguish oil heater flare at Morris home
Mattydale Volunteer Fire Department crews were dispatched to 516 Brown Ave late last night to clear smoke from a two story residence after an oil heater flared. The minor blaze was out when firemen arrived, according to county fire dispatcher Kenneth Benson.
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Mattydale
Edward Morris
Brown Ave
Kenneth Benson
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Herald-Journal Wire
Dr. Clark
Clay
rHar
Jjanitrol Falsd Air- Trol Corp
Janet Weiandy
Agnes Tyner
Onondaga Sanatorium
Cynthia Hill
San
Clea
State
Sandra Kellok
Central High School
American Rabbit Breeders Association
Sandra
New York State
Pet
Air Force Rotc
Advertising Managers
Jack Post
Burnet Ave
Salina Street
Cross
Blue Cross
Binghamton
Elmira
Eastwood
James
Hickor Ave
Federal Ofposit Insurance Corporation
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