State Briefs Phone Rates Boosted by PSC Action
The Public Service Commission authorized Chenango and Unadilla Telephone Corp to raise annual rates by about 140000 dollars. The increases take effect today for subscribers served by 30 of the utility's 32 central offices in Central New York. Exchanges at Clayville Oneida County and Chenango Bridge Broome County and small magneto exchanges are exempted.
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Public Service Commission
Chenango and
Unadilla Telephone Corp
New York
Clayville
Oneida County
Chenango Bridge
Broome County
Ogdensburg urged cautious on airport bid by Colonial
Al Johnson of Syracuse sales manager for Colonial Airlines advised Ogdensburg Kiwanis to delay a concrete franchise bid. He said Colonial is highly concerned with the North Country but cannot bid for Ogdensburg while a merger talks with Eastern Airlines are ongoing.
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Ogdensburg
al Johnson
Syracuse
Colonial Airlines
Kiwanis
Kiwanians
Johnson
Eastern Airlines
Auburn inmate Harold Simmons denied habeas relief
Justice Blavelt dismissed Simmons habeas corpus writ and remanded him to Auburn Prison warden. Simmons, convicted Feb 3 1922 by Onondaga County Court on three counts robbery first degree and conspiracy, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years each plus 5 to 100 years on a jury conviction. He was paroled July 28 1941, returned Nov 13 1953 for parole violation and argues parole board acts have caused his sentences to expire.
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Arthur E. Blavelt
Auburn
Harold Simmons
Simmons
Robert E. Murphy
Onondaga County
Barnum
Parole Board
State Police Open Substation in Waddington Area
A new State Police substation opens in Waddington to handle anticipated activity in the Waddington area which is regarded as the heart of the St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Projects region.
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Waddington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Oswego Breakwater Work To Prep Harbor For Seaway Opening
Preliminary construction on an attached breakwater for Oswego harbor will start within 10 days after Labor Day as part of a multi million dollar effort to ready the harbor for the St. Lawrence Seaway. Col Loren V Olmsted of the Buffalo office warned that funds approved by Congress are needed soon to avoid halting the project.
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Oswego
St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
Loren V. Olmstesd
U.S
Buffalo
Death of Nathan Birge Roberts at 15 in Syracuse
Nathan Birge Roberts of 29 Chenango Street Cazenovia died yesterday at Syracuse Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his parents a brother and sister and his paternal grandmother. Funeral services will be held at St Peters Church tomorrow at 10 am with burial at Yale Cemetery Schenectady. In lieu of flowers the family requests cancer fund contributions. Three railroad employees in Watertown were promoted Spencer L Lingenfelter 38 to road foreman Adirondacks division based in Utica Edmund D Joslin 29 train master Massena appointed to a team with A B Pulliam for industrial development project in Buffalo to the east and F T Putney 48 promoted to trainmaster at Massena to cover Ottawa division.
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Chenango St
Cazenovia
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Sherman Stearns
Charles Greenwood Roberts, Jr
Sally Birge Stearns
Anson Roberts
Buffalo
St. Peter’s Church
H. William Foreman
Yale Cemetery
Schenectady
The
Cancer Fund
New York Central Railroad
Watertown
Irving 4
Olp
St. Lawrence
Adirondack
Ottawa
Spencer L. Lingenfelter
Moffett St
Adirondatks
Utica
Edmund D. Joslin
Massena
A. B.pulliam
New York
Central
Syracuse
Servin
Itanad
F. T. Putney
Northern Territory
Divvy Dollar Winners May Still Claim Prizes
Frederick E. Norton Syracuse Chamber of Commerce secretary announced that unclaimed Divvy Dollar prizes can be picked up by any holder with a winning number at the chamber on fifth floor 351 S Warren St. The list of winning numbers appeared in the Herald American last Sunday with tomorrow as the deadline to turn in and claim prizes. Many valuable prizes remain unclaimed including a Magnavox combination record player and radio $100 gift certificates luggage furniture and apparel.
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Frederick E. Norton
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth Floor
S. Warren St
Herald- American
Marriage Licenses List Names and Addresses
A list of marriage licenses includes James R. Melden and Alma Geiger at 1304 Northcliffe Road and 1193 Pond Street, Bruce V. McDonald and Vivian Overhiser at 900 Lancaster Avenue and 340 Craig Street, Victor Villani and Sarah Morina at 238 Woodruff Avenue and 917 North Townsend Street, France Kobola and Milica Bieletch in New York, William Nolan at 227 Ross Park, Kathryn Murphy at 107 Sweeting Street, Leonard Greene at 204 Rich Street, Margaret Youngs at 236 Merriman Avenue, Gerard Rossi in Rochester, Avis Getman at 134 Baker Avenue, R. J. Gruninger at 603 Second North Street, and Mark Sansone at 125 Kuhl Avenue.
Deputies Probe Theft of Jamesville Boat
Deputies investigate the theft of a 15 foot red and gray rowboat from Jamesville Reservoir. Lewis Baum of 732 W. Newell St. reported the boat valued at 75 dollars was taken between August 26 and last night.
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Lewis Baum
W. Newell St
Three Hs Involved In Park Street Auto Mishap
In the 2100 block of Park Street a collision occurred involving Lester A Hopper 32 of 1212 Park Street driving a car that rear ended another vehicle driven by Thomas J Hodge 24 of Onondaga Parkway Apartments. Barwin H Haenel 61 of 218 Beechwood Avenue also had a vehicle hit. A Hodge passenger Carol Fisher 26 of Onondaga Parkway Apartments sustained minor bruises and will consult her doctor. Hopper received a speeding ticket from Patrolman James Longo.
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Park St
Lester A‘ Hopper
Thomas J. Hodge
Onondaga Pkvy
Barwin’ H. Haenel
Beechwood , Ave
James Longo
Hodge
Carol Fisher
Hopper
Longo
Read Addresses Bond Issue At Solvay-Geddes Kiwanis Meeting
Guest speaker Charles P Read assistant secretary of the Syracuse Automobile Club spoke on the state's proposed multi million bond issue for highway construction at a Solvay Geddes Kiwanis Club meeting Tuesday. The club noted its new meeting place Tobin's Restaurant Fairmount Corners.
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Charles P. Read
Syracuse Automobile Club
Solvay-Geddes Kiwanis Club
Tobin’s
Fairmount Corners
Van Buren Father Held For Mental Evaluation In Child Endangerment Case
Laverne Bradt of Van Ness Road Van Buren pleaded not guilty in Children's Court to endangering the life of his infant Horace after authorities say he beat the child. He was ordered held in $1,000 cash bail and committed to Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital for mental examination.
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van Buren
Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital
Children's Court
Leo J. Yehle
Laverne Bradt
van Ness Rd
Children’s Court
Yehle
Dan J. Kelly
Bradt
Horace
Vandalism Probed at Sevier Road Buildings
Deputy sheriffs investigate acts of vandalism and property damage reported last night. Residents named include Mrs. Benjamin Franklin of 218 Berwick Rd and Richard Redmond on Sweet Rd. Windows were broken and holes found, with rifle bullet damage suspected at buildings on Sevier Rd near Jamesville.
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Benjamin Franklin
Berwick Rd
S., Lyncourt
Dio
Richard Redmond
Sweet
Sevier Rd
Jamesville
Redmond
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Rich St
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Gerard A. Rossi
Rochester
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Baker Ave
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