Onondaga Lake classification debated by expert
An expert report for the Onondaga Lake Anti-Pollution Committee discusses state classification of Onondaga Lake. North half could allow industrial wastes and recreation. central area might permit limited uses. no D designation expected. potential overall B to A classifications with water suitable for public supply if treated.
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E. L. Filby
Black & Veateh
Kansas City
Sala
Syracuse
City Senate
Deerie
Barry
Paul A. Wells
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60th Anniversary of Empire State Express Celebrated
The Empire State Express marked its 60th anniversary with a yesterdays event noting its launch in 1881 as the fastest train in the world. Amos W. Hurles, retired, rode the line as part of the celebration. Siracue area superintendent Didford F Grime cited the train’s historic speed and route from New York City to Buffalo, with today’s schedule listed.
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Lake Classification Study Prompts Sewage Plant Plans
The STATE finishes a lake survey and drafts a report with classification recommendations. A January release is planned after a committee meeting where potential primary treatment savings were discussed, possibly labeling the lake as class D near Syracuse. The panel urged a thorough study and financing for a regional sewage program with phased user charges and potential bonds.
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Filty
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Rockefether Memorial Church Emergency Programs Series
A series of three radio programs to detail the emergency at Rockefeller Memorial Church. The November 4 program at 11 AM will air on Staten Island, featuring Rev. Beet Clemons and leaders of the Expansion Crusade. The church, built in TS, faces crowding and increased population, with a plan linked to a building fund drive.
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Stone Throwing Gang Detained After incident near Woolard Station
A group described as a stone throwing gang was broken up by deputies after a York Central engineer reported trouble. Sheriff Robert G Wasmer led the response, with one detainee held after being found near Rackley with a thrown stone. The event involved a fringe group and cited officers in New York cues.
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Police Seek Clubber In Early Morning Bar Incident
Police seek a clubber after aliens Rankins 23 declined unclear. Rankins was assaulted while drinking at a lower East Side bar. Sam Napp and Patrolman Donald Hogan found him injured. he was treated and released at Crouce-Truinz Hospital. Rankins said he was arguing with a friend when a third party struck him with a chain then he fled toward Ashworth Place.
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Traffic Court Report Seeks Patents on Held Case
Fragmentary OCR notes show a traffic court reference with unclear names and dates. Key items mention a case involving a driving offense, a suspension, and a decision awaiting satisfaction or appeal.
Hunter Trials Tomorrow On Willow Acres Course
A series of hunter trials will be held at 1 PM tomorrow on Willow Acres Course Bolivar Road near Chittenango under the Lamedone Creek Hunt Syracuse Chapter. Entered are Mrs Hush Barclay James Huo butter dey bs and others with many names and horses. A flat race and special display are planned with champion awards to be announced for top entries.
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Lockport girls sweep ESSP honors at 14th convention
Helena Miller of St Joseph's Academy Lockport won the Herald Journal news writing prize while Ann McGinnis also of St Joseph's Academy took the Herald Journal tenure prize at the ESSP A4 convention in Hotel Onondaga. Charles E Carver Rochester was elected president with Elma Titus Elma as vice president and Sister St Margaret Nazareth Rochester as secretary. New board members include Marilyn School and Margaret F Clars. Outgoing president Claxton Brower named editor of the ESSP quarterly with Mary Gilmour reelected executive secretary.
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St Joseph's Academy
Lockport
Herald-Journal
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Empire State School Press Association
Hotel Onondage
Crumlins Country Club
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Uuce Academy
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Muring
Driver Gets 30 Days For Accident Scene Disorder
Harold Br Norton, 42 of Walnutay, was sentenced to 30 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary for creating a disturbance at the scene of a vehicle accident. Deputies reported Norton had a prior record with felonies, including rape, and later pleaded guilty. The incident involved a team horses owned by Hares Pett in the area near Nottingham.
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Hares Pett
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Waring
Nothingham
Solvay Lions Club To Hold Smoker
Solvay Lions Club announces a smoker event Tuesday at 8 with a program and exhibits. Tickets are on sale, proceeds go to a townwide project for light conservation, with Leon Tarrell as president and Anthony Symere as committee chair.
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Mayor Gives Ist Campaign Talk Tonight
The report outlines a heated race for the Common Council with Corcoran aligning against the Democratic ticket while the administration pushes for cooperation. Ray D. Simmons, a Republican candidate, claims the council is tied to the mayor’s agenda and highlights a disputed 1958 funds appropriation. Other party figures vouch for leadership changes and past records as the campaign unfolds.
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Mina-Laige
Mons
Shephard Elected Measter Councilor
In a chaotic account from last night’s meeting of the DeMolay order Alan Shepherd was elected Measter Councilor with Raymond Coseo and George Bell noted among attendees. The scrambled report names several figures including Robert Scheizer and others, but the exact roles and outcomes remain unclear due to transcription errors.
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Raymond Coseo
Shephard Ware
George Bell
Robert Scheizer
Rauns Frofay
Money Taken From Purse on Table in Borden Home
VERONICY DAWSON OF BORDEN reported to police the loss of 4250 dollars from her purse on a table in her home yesterday. Mrs Dawson was seated near the purse when the money disappeared. Police are investigating the occurrence.
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Sudanese Push for Independence Gains In Khartoum
A garbled report notes Sudanese calls for independence amid British oversight. The piece mentions Khartoum and a rift with Egypt, depicting rising nationalist sentiment and opposition to colonial control.
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Prion
Britons Watch Election Results at Herald Journal Office
Eighteen Britons of varied political faiths gathered at the Herald Journal building to view the Briteh election results amid concern over a possible majority shift. Winston Churchill’s party appears poised to secure gains while observers noted no immediate forecast of major domestic or foreign policy changes.
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Shifts In Seating At Memorial Amid Court Again
Workmen at the War Memorial auditorium shift seating sections to ease crowding for the Syracuse Nationals versus the Minneapolis Lakers game tomorrow night. Commission discussions on seating grievances resume Monday with Leo Ferris and Edward Yackel saying action will be taken, though no specific remedy or timetable is disclosed.
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Lions Told Of Corregidor
Report describes visiting British observers in Syracuse assessing American society and government during World War II era. They note Roosevelt leadership, social programs, work ethic, and American efficiency, with impressions of Britain’s reforms and confidence in U.S. vitality.
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Workers See Chest Drive Goal in Sight
A weekend drive aims to finish the 1951 Community Chest in Syracuse led by Chairman Ransom G. MacKenzie. Volunteers report strong support from TSORs and urge all workers to push pledges, stating the need to reach at least 109,000 dollars to fund 36 local agencies and services including health welfare youth and recreation and the American Dancer Society.
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