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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1955

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Woman Passenger Hurt in Collision on Collingwood Avenue

Mrs. Mary Long, 55, of 303 Hellen St, received minor injuries in a two car crash at Collingwood Ave and Tyson Pl. She was treated at Memorial Hospital and released. The Soeder car, driven by William J. Soeder, 45, of 125 Midland Ave, tipped onto its side after colliding with Robert J. Doran’s, 28, of 152 Circle Rd, vehicle at the intersection.

Mary Long Hellen St Collingwood Ave Tyson Memorial Hospital John Galetz William J. ‘Soeder Midland Ave Robert J. Doran Circle Rd Soeder

Oil City Safety Review Weighs Fire Prevention Measures

Acting Mayor Melanie Kreuzer convened a meeting to review safety measures at Oil City the major petroleum storage area on Oswego Blvd Solar Street following Whit ing refinery disaster. Fire Marshal John Dacey said oil firms cooperate with city codes and have foam facilities and moats around large tanks to prevent a major blaze. City officials and attendees praised precautionary steps taken by oil companies in guarding about 70 million gallons of gasoline and fuel oil.

Melanie.Kreuzer Oil City Oswégo Blvd John Dacey Dacéy

Macht Named Miami Store Vice President at Jordan Marsh

Robert Macht, longtime Dey Bros. executive, was named merchandise vice president for all hard lines at the Jordan Marsh store in Miami. He will assume the post Oct. 1 and supervise men's and boys' departments and merchandising. Macht, a Syracuse University graduate, has spent his career at Dey Bros. and will work at Allied Stores in New York before transferring. He is married with two children.

John P. Fitzgibbons Dey Bros. & Co Robert ‘Macht Harrington Rd Fat Dey’s Jordan Marsh Macht New York City Allied Stores Corp Florida South Syracuse A. ‘Macht University Ave Dey Bros Syracuse University U. S. Army Department of the Adjutant General Fitzgibbons Dorothy Brenner Harrisburg

Bottle hurling injures girl on Midland Avenue

Jean Kelley, eight, of 723 South Ave, was treated at Syracuse General Hospital for a leg laceration after glass from a broken bottle struck her. She and companions were walking on Midland Ave when three boys on bicycles rode by and one threw the bottle on the pavement.

Jean Kelley South Ave Syracuse General Hospital Midland Ave

Gar Passenger Hurt Aged Sailor Faces Traffic Charges

A Marlius sailor home on leave, Douglas A. Briggs, 19, was charged with reckless driving and driving with a suspended license after a wreck on Manlius Jamesville Road. His companion Winfield D. Combs, 19, was seriously injured and taken to St. Joseph's Hospital. Briggs’s car left the road, hit an embankment, severed a utility pole, and slid off. A second crash on Erie Boulevard injured Marge Lasher, 39, and sent her husband George Lasher, 44, to Crouse-Irving Hospital. George was later released.

Marlius Douglas A. Briggs Warren St Lester Goodfellow Winfield D. Combs Greenridge Dr Albert Nicholetti Briggs Manlius Jamesville Rd Marge Lasher Caton Dr Syracuse Erie Blvd Tow Path Rd Lasher Crouse-Irving Hospital George Sheriff's Deputies

VA Hospital staff donates blood to Syracuse drive

VA Hospital employees contributed 132 pints of blood last month to the Syracuse Blood Donor Drive. George O. Pratt, the hospital manager, announced 164 workers volunteered, though many were deferred for medical reasons. The VA has about 500 employees, with 80 percent disabled veterans among them.

Veterans Administration Hospital Syracuse Hospital George O. Pratt Pratt

Term Suspended for Larceny Plea in Police Court

Pleading guilty to larceny, Mrs. Etta Pulaski, 29, of 106 Wood Ave, received a six month suspended sentence after arraignment this morning. Arrested on a warrant by Thomas Grimm of 122 Stanley Dr, charges allege she solicited ads for Syracuse Transit Athletic Association at 215 Cortland Ave and misappropriated $60 for herself.

Etta Pulaski Wood Ave Thomas Grimm Stanley Dr

Mrs. Doughty 72 Dies at Son's Home

Harriet Doughty aged 72 died this morning at a son's residence in Lafayette. The body was taken to the Onondaga County siarge where a post mortem examination will be held later today.

Harriet Doughty Clifford, Smith Colton Kad Lafayette Onondaga County Siargue

Work Begins On Eastern Phone Cable

Work is underway on a seven mile telephone cable project expanding service in Syracuse toward De Witt. R G Phelps of New York Telephone says the line will serve rapidly developing areas and help future central office connections on East Genesee Street. The $10 million effort should finish by early next summer with sections already in service. The project includes up to 4 242 wires in some sections and mixed pole and underground installation. Local residents facing flood relief are urged to support Red Cross efforts at 749 South Warren Street.

Syracuse R. G. Phelps New York Telephone Company Phelps de Witt E. Genesee St S. State St E. Fayette St Ellis St Genesee St Cherry St Westcott St Euclid Ave Westmoreland Ave Nottingham Rd Wiser Pierpont Eisenhower Red Cross S. Warren St

Ed Guth Hobbies Buys Kirtland Store in Salina Street Block

Ed Guth Hobbies purchases the former G D Kirtland store at 323 S Salina St moving from 132 E Genesee St. The five story building will be used for merchandising and storage with space for stock and back door delivery. The Darius Holding Corp owned the property earlier and the site had housed the stationery and business supply store for 43 years.

S. Salina St Ed Guth Guth E. Genesee St Kirtland Building Eagan Real Estate, Inc Salina St Bank St George D. Kirtland Darius Holding Corp

Temperature records mark hotter months in 1955

Hancock Field meteorologist notes 1955 July and August were the hottest in local Weather Bureau history with a three month average of 75.7 degrees. Rainfall was above normal in August while July and August were dry. June below average. 27 days reached 90 degrees or higher. Sunshine ran high in July. Forecast suggests sunny, cool nights ahead.

The Mercury Alex Sadowski Hancock Field Weather Bureau Sadowski

Flood Aid Shortage Reveals $19000 Gap in Syracuse Relief

Syracuse and Onondaga County residents have contributed about $6000 toward the flood relief fund, but Red Cross officials say the drive is roughly $19000 short of the goal. Disaster director Robert Pierpont reported by phone to Violet A. Wiser.

Syracuse Onondaga County Red. Cross Robert Pierpont Red “Cross Disaster Violet “ A. “Wiser

Jim Cirando Offers Help With Flood Relief Sales

Jim Cirando, operator of a North Side gas station at 934 N State St, will donate all profits from Saturday’s sales to flood victims in the eastern states. He will run the pumps with his son Vincent from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and turn over the surplus cash to the local Red Cross.

Jim Cirando North Side States Richfield Station State St Vincent Red Cross

3 Price Ticket Sale Ends Friday

Sale of State Fair tickets continues at half price until midnight Friday. Regular admission is 1, half price, saves time at the exposition grounds. Children 12 and under 25 cents, free for ages 12 and under on Sept 3 4 and 9.

Hitchhiker Steals Car After Ride on Washington Street

Robert Nimmens Jr. lost his car after giving a hitchhiker a ride downtown. The vehicle was found in a driveway on S McBride Street. Elgin W. De Veaux, 34, of 808 S McBride St, was arrested and pleaded not guilty to second degree grand larceny in Police Court and held for the grand jury.

Robert Nimmens Jr Madison St Jony Nimmens E. Washington St Nimmens Nimmons Jack Birardi Sigmund Grudzinski S. McBride St John Mulligan Thomas Stassi Elgin W. de Veaux S. McBride Ist Truman H. Preston de Veaux

Polio cases rise as city hospital admits two more patients

Two new polio cases were reported by the City Health Department bringing local admissions to 40 for the year. The latest patients are a 7 year old boy from Fayetteville and a 27 year old woman from East Syracuse, raising local cases to six and 34 from outside the city.

City Health Department City Hospital Fayetteville Syracuse

Directors Approve Easy Union Merger in Syracuse and Pittsburgh

Directors of Easy Washing Machine Corp and Union Chemical and Materials Corp approved the merger yesterday in Syracuse and Pittsburgh. Easy will join Union as Syracuse Industries Division and Murray Corp of America will market Easy home laundry devices under the Easy name.

Easy Washing Machine Corp Union Chemical and Materials Corp Meet Syracuse Pittsburgh Easy Union Chemical Syracuse Industries Division Murray Corporation of America Detroit Syracuse Industries Murray H. Paul Nelligan C. W. ‘Sizs Wid A. E. Rowan

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