Broader Education Program Valued by Delegates Session Opens
Dr. Waller Crewson, associate New York State education commissioner, told about 500 delegates at Oswego State Teachers College that broad education programs raise learning in core subjects more than narrow approaches. The 21st Annual Spring Conference opens with sessions, exhibits, and an evening banquet, with tours of Lee Hall and Industrial Arts labs.
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Waller Crewson
New York State
Oswego State Teachers College
Oswego
Crewson
Lee Hall
Robert D. Helsby
Industrial Arts Council
Carleton Babcock
Frank Robinson
Robert Gerbracht
Arthur Hauser
Gordon ©. Wilber
National Education Association
Education and industrial arts highlighted at May conference
Dr Harold D Alford contrasted early and modern education with transportation before conference delegates. Dr Crewson discussed experimental waivers and argued broad programs boost later achievement. He listed seven NES seven Purposes of Education and praised industrial arts for home ownership and employment, urging kindergarten-wide teaching.
Retreat Notes And Community Events In Oswego Area
Personal notes announce a Stella Maris Retreat House event in Skaneateles June 19 to 21 for Oswego women with early reservations via Mrs. John T. Clancy. Other items include Oswego clergy attending the 77th NY State Association of Insurance Agents convention in Syracuse May 3 to 5 and a Marywood College photo queen finalist Patricia Lee Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of Minetto.
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Stella Maris
Skaneateles
Syracuse
Oswego
John T. Clancy
Carl K. Seymour
Robert 5. McDonough
Frank Molinari
Robert E. McCormick
Carl F. House, Parish
New York State Association of Insurance Agents
Patricia Lee Clark
Marywood College
Scranton
Pat
Marywood
Charles Clark
Minetto
Phi Chapter Beta Chi Inc Meeting Notice At YMCA
All members are requested to attend tonight at 7 30 for Phi chapter Beta Chi Inc meeting where officer elections will be held at the YMCA.
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Phi Chapter of
Beta Chi Inc
YMCA
Oswego Patient Undergoes Surgery. AAUW Dinner Set
An Oswego patient underwent surgery on Tuesday at a local hospital. Mr. Mc Nickle is identified as the brother of Mrs. Harold Garno of this city. The American Association of University Women will host its annual dinner meeting at the Country Club on Wednesday May 13 at 6 30 p.m. Paid reservations must be made by May 9 to the committee chaired by Mrs. Francis D Culkin.
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St. Peter's Rosary Altar Society
East Albany St
Oswego
McNickle
Harold Garno
American Association of University Women
Country Club
Francis D. Culkin
Two Climbers Die After Fall Near Quicksilver Mine
In the high Sierras near a quicksilver mine 80 miles east of Bridgeport two mountain climbers died in a fall. Rescuers led by Frank Sandborn located the bodies identified as Burl Parkinson, 55, of South Pasadena and Francis Folley, 53, of Glendale.
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Bridgeport
Cali
High Sierras
Frank Sandborn
Burl Parkinson
South Pasadena
Calif
Frencis Folley
Glendale
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