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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

5

Letter Urges Support for S34 Conquest of Cancer Bill

A hospital director urges readers to back S34 the Conquest of Cancer bill. He cites a National Panel recommendation to rename and separate the National Cancer Institute into a National Cancer Authority to speed research and cut bureaucracy. He asks readers to pressure Senator Jacob Javits to vote for S34 in committee and on the Senate floor.

U.S. Senate American Cancer Society Leukemia Society American Association For Cancer Research American Public Health Assoc Department of Health, Education and Welfare H.E. W National Cancer Institute National Cancer Authority Ted H.E.W Department of H.E.W Cancer Institute Jacob Javitz Senate Committee On Health US Senate Washington, D.C Senate Solomon Garb M.D. Spivak Colorado

From Trumansburg Papers by Gertrude Carman 1895

A dated reminiscence notes a female athletic club for Academy pupils with planned public demonstrations after gaining skill. It also mentions a 1895 stack painting at L H Gould’s factory and cross on the Episcopal church spire repairs. Later entries cover blossoming orchards, auto sales, and local civic notes through 1950.

Trumansburg Gertrude Carman L.H. Gould Episcopal Church E.S. Robinson South Street

Peace Symbol questioned as anti Christian sign

A column from the Empire State Masonic Magazine claims the Peace Symbol is centuries old, known as the Crow’s Foot or Witch’s Foot, and a sign of opposition to Christianity. It argues the symbol promotes atheism and Communist influence among American youth through jewelry and fashion.

Russia America Empire State Maisonic

Odell Named General Chairman for 1971 MS Drive

Paul Y. Odell of First National Bank and Trust Co. is named General Chairman of the 1971 MS Hope Chest Campaign in Tompkins County. Raymond H. Morey will serve as city chairman with Jane Minick head of public relations. The drive runs May 16 to 29 to fund MS research and services for patients and families.

Ithaca Odell Tompkins County Jane Minick

Cornell scientist develops test for swamp fever in horses

A researcher at the New York State Veterinary College Cornell University has created a diagnostic test to detect equine infectious anemia commonly known as swamp fever in horses. The work aims to improve disease control and veterinary care.

New York State Veterinary College Cornell University

Jehovah's Witnesses Convene at Auburn Three Day Assembly

Trumansburg Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses joins fifteen other congregations for a three day convention in Emerson Auditorium Auburn. Over 1500 expected to attend with Bible talks discussions baptisms and stage demonstrations centering on Implanting of the Word. John Gibbard District Director Watchtower will lead with Russell A. MacPhee as assistant chairman. Public address on What's Behind the Spirit of Rebellion scheduled Sunday at 3:00 pm. Local meetings suspended for the event.

Russell A. MucPhee John Gibbard The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society Jehovah’s Witnesses Auburn Trumansburg Jehovah's Witnesses Gary F.senyk Emerson Auditorium Franklin Street Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of Brooklyn Russell A. MacPhee Gibbard

Veterans real property tax exemption guidance for Ithaca area

Ithaca area residents planning veterans real property tax exemptions should gather certificates now. Grievance Day is the third Tuesday in June in most towns, and applications must be filed before that date. Exemption up to 5000 covers qualified veterans widows or dependents, with various eligible funds listed. some cases reach 10000 for seriously disabled veterans with federal grants. Counseling is available at the local veterans counseling center Division of Veterans' Affairs 410 Savings Bank Building Tioga Street.

Ithaca Veterans Counseling Center Division of Veterans’ Affairs Savings Bank Bldg Tioga St

Ovid Town Board Advances Programs and Roads Plan

The Ovid town board backs two programs while resisting state school cuts. April reports list licenses for residents and non residents, several road patching projects, and new stone on Cayuga Lake Road. Romulus records show dog and marriage licenses and hunting permits with total fees of 32.25.

Sampson State School Willard State Hospital Wilkins Albany Ovid Mary Everts Kinne Road Log City Road Bromka Road Cherry Hill Blaine Road Cayuga Lake Road Romulus Joe Lup- Pino

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