City to Add 2 New Style Traffic Lights
City officials announce installation of two more automated pedestrian and vehicle actuated signals. The new signals at Wadsworth and Van Rensselaer and Westesis will join the existing Court and Seventh North street installation, switching to red when approached by vehicles and allowing pedestrians to trigger crossing.
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Wiliam F. Wanaugh
Bureau of Traffig and Light- Ant
Wadsworths
van Rensselaer and Weseesis
Court and
Seventh North St
Retarded Children Discussed at Catholic Women's Club
WED executive director of the Association addressed the Catholic Women's Club last night in Syracuse. He noted a 4 000 figure tied to subnorm conditions in the area and stressed the need to salvage and help affected children adjust to life. Msgr. Joseph B. attended the meeting.
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Joseph
Helaren, Inc
Catholic Women's Club
Weingold
Syracuse
Wrench Theft Conscience Prompted Return at Auto Store
Honest employees at the torn Auto Store on 211 James Street report receiving two S L bills in an envelope with an unsigned letter. The writer admitted stealing a wrench from the former S Salina Street store over 30 years ago and said his conscience had bothered him.
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James St
Rp, Lout
S. Salina St
Traffic Court Teintay 7 Item Summary
Traffic court records show multiple cases with fines listed. Names include Robert J. O-Comps and Charlie A. Breaks with amounts from $10 to $50. Locations mention Midland and Baltimore with driving violations and license plate issues.
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Robert J. O
E. Adams
Charlie A
Midland
Henry Hudson
Baltimore
Albert P. Faubert
Manly Beaten in Boarding House Fight
FRANK GOODE reported to Patrolman James Dorsey that a stranger pushed him down stairs in a boarding house and kicked him in the face He described the assailant as a man who drove away in a car Goode had a badly swollen left eye and notified police of the attack
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Frank Goode
S. McBride] St
James Dorsey
la Strangee
Goode
He Yi
Mar
Masons Grant $200,000 for Medical Research Grants
The Masonic Foundation awards $200,000 to medical research units including University of Buffalo School of Medicine $19,650.60 University of Rochester $26,657.35 and Columbia College of Medicine $72,653. A grant to Dr. Harry Feldman at Syracuse University College of Medicine funds rheumatic fever research. The program, begun in October 1948, supports study on rheumatic fever and related diseases affecting children aged 5 to 10, with Rheumatic Fever Foundations and the State University of New York collaborating closely.
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Masonic Foundation
University of Buffalo School of Medicine
Columbia University College of Mac Ea University
Beillara 9
THE
Medical Coll Univer. of Rochester
Harry Feldman
Essor
State Unit Foundation
Feldis
Versity College of Medicine
Syriman
Syra
Johnson Memorial
Ito
Feldman
State University
Totel College of Medicine
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