Kwalwasser Fulfills Promise At Central High Concert
Kinahvaner violinist Miss Kwalwasser returned to Central High School audi torium to showcase mature reading and bowing in the Bruch concerto with the Syracuse Civic Orchestra conducted by Andre Pola. The program mixed folk inspired pieces and standard overtures, drawing strong audience enthusiasm and prompting a campus reception for the performers and director at 510 Euclid Ave.
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Uelen Kinahvaner
Stratuse
Central High School
Auditoru
Ocenton Wik
Carl von Weber
Tsharkovsky
Myron
Enenre
Managni
Thornden
Ninila Johns
Polah
Eucliday
Kwalwasser
Bacon
Speacusans
Syracuse University School of Music
Fine Arts College
Helen Kwalwasser
Mr. Bacon
R J Thomas Calls for Mead Probe on Curtiss Engine Losses
R J Thomas, vice president of United Auto Workers, urged the Senate War Investigating Committee led by Senator Mead to probe Curtiss Wright Aeronautical. He released a letter describing wartime Curtiss actions as “plenty useless” and accused inspectors at Curtiss plants in Patterson New Jersey and Lockland Ohio of approving defective engines before V J Day, causing aircraft losses and costly waste. He warned thousands of dollars and lives tied to the defective engines.
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Phomas
Senate War Investigating Committee
Isene
Mead
Curliss Wright Aeronautical
Oneida
Thomas
Elia Promoted to Master Sergeant in Japan Duty
Sgt Gabriel J. Elia, 19, of 18 Ulster Street Syracuse, with the 86th Military Government Headquarters Company in Yamagata, Japan, has been promoted to master sergeant. He enlisted September 2, 1944, served as a builder, joined the company in October 1945, then left for overseas duty November 1, 1945. his parents Mr and Mrs Salva reside at 18 Ulster Street.
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Eigheen Arty
Japan
Gabriel J. Elia
Ulster St
Syracuse
Yamagata
86Th Military Government Hreadquarters
Salva
Ballantyne Recovers After Major Operation at University Hospital
GEORGE W. BALLANTYNE of Glenivoort, former Commissioner of Public Works, is recuperating at University Hospital after a major operation. His physician reports progress and expects discharge in about two weeks. The article also mentions a senior recital featuring Miss Severn assisted by Noble Gilpin at Syracuse University.
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Ballantyne
George W. Ballantyne
Glenivoort —Ay
Public Works
University Hospital
Lowell Welles
Noble Gilpin
Syracuse U
Miss Severn
Miss Bacon
Gla Greenwich
Conn
Prot
Electronics Park Showing Rapid Growth at Liverpool Site
WEIL 000 men at work as construction of the General Ete companys Electronics Park near Liverpool progresses at a good rate. Six principal buildings are under way with steel work advancing as available. Underground work is finished on all six and the receiver building nears completion. Larger structures include transmitter, receiver, specialty, administration and reception buildings plus the substation. Smaller buildings will include utility and service structures. Transmitter was the first started and occupancy is not expected until early next year, with substantial progress in the coming months.
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Weil
Liverpool
Onondaga County
Charles F. Ames
County Parks and Regional Planning Board
Advertising and Sales Executives Club
Park Board
Mic
Puckle Sees Free India
Sir Frederick Hale Puckide, adviser on Indian affairs at the British embassy in Washington, stated in Maxwell’s Mail at Syracuse University that India will likely gain independence. He noted Muslim fears of Hindu dominance in a future assembly and urged guarantees protecting minority interests, while expressing cautious optimism for a sectional accord.
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Frederick Hale Puckide
Washington
India
Frederick
Maxwell
Syracuse University
Thursay
Indus
Sir Frederick
S. State St
Casino Cadallo
British Information Services
Ley Av
Held on Bond As Cat Killer
Jon J. Rospendowski, 40, of 508 E Jefferson St, held on $1,000 bond on a count of violating a section of the penal code related to animals. He is also charged with disorderly conduct from an alleged beating of a woman with a shoe. He faced a second charge for stamping a tiger cat to death on Tuesday. Total bond on both charges is $1,500. Proceedings in Police Court before Judge Truman W. Preston adjourned to August 14.
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Jonn J. Rospendowsk
E. Jefferson St
Rospendowski
Ross
Aiger Cat
Truman WM. Preston
Itis
Kiwanians Join Army Drive In Syracuse Effort
Kiwanis Club of Syracuse urged members to back a volunteer Army recruiting plan with Kiwanis International and the War Department. The drive aims for one Regular Army enlistment per 100 club members monthly, with a War Department film and features at a Tuesday meeting led by G Russell Churchett.
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Kiwanis Club
Syracuse
War Department
Kiwanis International
America
Kiwanis
Service Organization
Atlantic City
United States
Syracuse Kiwanians
G. Russell Churchett
Postwar Service Committee
Leo Snell
of& Uns
Harvey Smith
Henry G. Menapace
Robert Roney
William Dunn
Calvin, Thompson
Harold Martin
Medals to Honor Community Service By Post 3101
American Legion Post 3101 will award community service medals on Wednesday night August 7 during its open house in Onondaga. Dr. Berhand Brown of the Onondaga Sanitarium and J. F. P. S. Meachem will receive the honors for outstanding community work. Thomas Reed will preside. Sheriff Wasmer and Col. Stanton will speak briefly. Marine Corps retiring service will show Iwo Jima color pictures. Refreshments follow. open to all Legionnaires and friends.
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American Legion
American Legion Post
Onondagal Iin
Berhand Brown
Onondaga Sanatorium
J. F P. S. Meachem
Thomas Reed
Robert Cr. Wasmer
Col
Charles *. Stanton
Marine Corps
Iwo Jima
Pacific
Woman Reports Purses Stolen from Dining Table
Susan Suilz told police two purses were taken from her dining room table between 10 15 and morning. One purse held 100 dollars the other 110 dollars. The front door had been left unlocked and the intruder ran away unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Suilz
Pupils Learn Proper Use of Mails With Posts Warned
Syracuse public schools superintendent David H. Patton cooperates with Postmaster Byron Parkinson to teach students proper mail use. Aiming to reduce contraband, a list includes intoxicants, ammunition, shells, firearms, and explosives. Schools and clubs will receive detailed guidance and a partial contraband list.
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David Hf. Patton
Acuse Public Schools
Byron 4. Parkinson
Malls
Patton
Parkinson
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School of Music
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Pollal
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Huron
Guckory Gap
New Suffolk
S. 1
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Jarh Kwalwasser
Charl Bacon
Chicago
Westport
Lake Champlain
Kavahvas
Cork
University
THF
Mise Barbara Bacon
George Mulfinger
Botly
Just
Em Talea
N. Salina ST
Old City Market
Teds
Electronics Park
Receiver Building
General Electric Company
R.J. Thomas
Mead Probe
Elia
Puckle
Bond
Ostmaster
Jpon
Caer Er
Cee
Ames
Mr. Reeves
Edward
Edwards
NRE Tol
East Water ST
Erie Boulevard
the Good Housekeeping Bureau
Marcelle
Miles
Conti Castile
Williams
Merge’s
Creqlin-Pearson
Absorbine, Jr
Carter
D.D.D
Deans
Bey
Fitch
Glover's
Haley
Gmerclean Isdel
Kilmer
Kinsman
Dee Manoia
Medicone
Miles B
Peterson
Pierce
Sarsepavica
Waterbury’s
DR. West
Gillette
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Rue Ice
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