Cop Fire Pay Plan In Court
The city plans to move on Tuesday in Supreme Court to vacate a mandamus action filed by the Police-Fire Referendum Committee seeking a public vote on a police and fire pay raise. First Deputy Corporation Counsel Arthur M. Beech will file an application to vacate for insufficient facts and work on the brief over the holiday. The city has until Sept. 14 to decide whether to appeal Justice Carl W. Peterson’s ruling that the referendum is legal.
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Supreme Court
First
Arthur M. Beech
Frank DelVecchio
William G. Wright
Cochairman
Referendum Committee
Edward R. Apps
Board of Elections
Beech
Carl W. Peterson
Milk price increase defended amid plant shutdowns in New York
John C. York of Eastern Milk Producers' Cooperative says higher Class 3 milk prices, effective July 1, boosted dairy farmer income by about 48600 in July. William J. Benjamin, NY State Cheese Manufacturers' Assn, argues the 13 cent rise raises cheese retail price and worsens plant closures across Heuvelton Adams Potsdam Chateaugay Morristown Lowville Malone Croghan Kraft facilities with several hundred workers out of work.
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New York
John C. York
Eastern Milk Producers’ Cooperative
York
William J. Benjamin
Potsdam
Dairymen's League
Heuvelton
Adams
Chateaugay Cooperative
Chateaugay
Franklin County
McAdam Corp
Morristown
Hoffman
Dude
Lowville
Croghan
Lowville Cooperative
Kraft Foods
Malone
Newsboy Seeks Bike Return Outside City Admin
Donald Barnes, a Herald-Journal paperboy, asks for the red framed bicycle with white wall tires and a front tank to be returned. He left it outside the administration building yesterday because he could not bring it inside. Barnes lives at 1016 Bellevue Ave and requests no questions be asked.
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Fair Administration
Donald Barnes
Queen Suzanne Crist Opens 1956 State Fair
Suzanne Crist the 1956 State Fair Queen cut a blue ribbon at 10:10 am to inaugurate the 110th exposition. The ceremony drew a large crowd at the gate near the siren of a motorcycle officer as hundreds of people watched months of planning become action on opening day.
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Suzanne Crist
Auburn Authorities Probe Baby Deal
Auburn police take over investigating a baby adoption plot linked to a Syracuse couple. Howard Badgley, reported missing, allegedly funded the plan from Salt Lake City while his wife sought to claim a newborn under a false hospital registration. The infant, a boy, is healthy as authorities search for the mother and confirm the hospital scene.
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Auburn
Syracuse
Seneca River
Bruno Luczyski
Auburn Police Department
Howard F. Badgley
Barbara Lane
Baldwinsville
Salt Lake City
Utah
Luczyski
Badgley
John Temnitz
Frances Badgley
Badgleys
Narcotic Charges Admitted at St. Macy’s Maternity Hospital
Miss Alice Irene Mooney 32 pleaded guilty to two narcotic charges and was sentenced to six to twelve months at Onondaga Penitentiary. Judge Truman H. Preston heard the case in Police Court after investigator Sidney Joffe said Mooney had two prior similar convictions. She was arrested at Mt. Kisco then Canastota and admitted taking narcotics from Lennox Hospital last winter. She originally came from New York City.
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St. Macy's Maternity Hospital
Onondaga Penitentiary
Alice Irene Mooney
Truman H. Preston
Sidney Joffe
Miss Mooney
Mt. Kisco
Canastota
Lennox Hospital
New York City
Brigadiers Bound for Baltimore to Compete in Tournament
The Syracuse Brigadiers drum and bugle corps travel to Baltimore Memorial Stadium for the Tournament of Champions tonight. Five top outfits compete with $4,500 in prizes. Syracuse faces Reilly Raiders of Philadelphia and Hawthorne Cadilllars of New Jersey, among others.
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Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Polish Legion of American Veterans
Kosciusko Post
American Legion
California
National Legion
Reilly Raiders
Philadelphia
Hawthorne
N. J
Man Electrocuted At New York State Fair Grounds
Edward C. Tomblin a 31 year old carnival worker died during a storm at the New York State Fair Grounds. Coroner Yarry Gilmore rules death accidental from electric shock after Tomblin stepped on live wires while drenched in water. He was taken to the State Fair fire station and then St Josephs Hospital with survivor listed as his brother Kenneth in Essex Junction.
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Onondaga County
Yarry Gilmore
New York State Fair Ground
Edward C. Tomblin
Barryville
Gilmore
Tomblin
H. B. Snow
W. J. McDonald
James E. Strates
Passover Haggadah copies for Syracuse drive
Special editions of the illustrated Passover Haggadah by Arthur Szyk will be presented to Syracuse Jewish congregations as part of the high holy days appeal for Israel bonds. Louis A. Yaffee and Sidney Greenburg announce the effort with participation from Ansche Sfard Temple Beth Israel Chevreah Shas Polley Tzedeck and Young Israel of Syracuse during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
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Syracuse
State of Israel
Louis A. Yaffee
Arthur Szyk
Israel
Yaffee
Sidney Greenburg
Ansche Sfard
Temple Beth Israel
Chevreah Shas
Polley Tzedeck
Young Israel of
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Welders Host First Annual Clambake in Syracuse
The Syracuse American Welding Society chapter holds its first annual clambake at Storie's Grove in Jamesville on September 13. Local welders are invited to attend the event.
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Syracuse
American Welding Society
Storie’s Grove
Jamesville
Five Car Pileup Injures Nine in Wet Route 5 Crash
A five car rear end pileup on Route 5 at W Genesee St and Meadow Rd injured two drivers and seven more people in separate city and county crashes. A cave in on Libby St caused one motorist to suffer back injuries as road subsidence opened three feet wide.
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Route 5
Meadow Rd
Louis E. Saad
Hollowcrest Rd
Checkosky
Charles R. Brisky
Albernathy St
Liverpool
Victor Tucci
Brisky
Libby St. Liverpool
Tryon St
Tucci
Stanley W. Place
Merriman Ave
Helen Hayes
Kasson Rd
Camillus
Place
Fire damages Philipsilon Pi frat house in Syracuse
An early morning blaze at the Philipsilon Pi fraternity house 423 Euclid Ave Syracuse causes over 3000 in damage. Firefighter Donald Weber 22 treated and discharged after a cut from flying glass. Investigators suggest storm-linked cause with basement electric meter as ignition point.
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Philipsilon Pi
Euclid Ave
Syracuse
Donald E. Weber
Teall Ave
Weber
Crouse
Irving Hospital
Donald Reid
Reid
Belges Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Otto Belge of 217 Richfield Blvd Mattydale recently observed their golden wedding anniversary. They have three children Raymond Michaels Vernon Belge and Robert Reid, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Otto Belge
Richfield Blvd
Mattydale
Raymond Michaels
Beech
Vernon
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