Allocation of funds to veteran colleges in New York
Albany reports the allocation of 1.2 million dollars in state funds for Sampson and 600,000 for Plattsburg to establish temporary junior colleges. The institutions, run by the Associated Colleges of Upper New York, will offer liberal arts, business, pre engineering and technical courses with a minimum housing capacity of 1,000 at Sampson and 1,500 at Plattsburg, serving veterans and non veterans alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.n. W. Brie
Herald-Journal
Albany
Sampson Naval Base
Plattsburg
Willie
Associated Colleges of
Upper New York
Syracuse University
Dewey
Sampson
Simpson
Mlattsburg
Asa
Knowles
Ft Rassistel
Navy
Freeaman
New York
G E Plant Lease and Syracuse University Plan in Atomic Projects
The World Atomic Association and Carrier Corp discuss transferring a large turbine generator production structure to Carrier, with Syracuse University to gain lab and classroom space for an Institute of Industrial Research and graduate training. The plan includes two surplus radio plants, X-ray equipment, and potential expansion for heavy equipment production, keeping most facilities on local tax rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAA
Carrier
General Red
Syracuse University
MoeYabd Aiting
Inneral Electric
Sonstrvetion
Liverpool
Chancelor
William + PB. Volley
Cloud Wampler
T Carrier Corp
Real Property Disposal Board
WAA Officrals
Rent Property Disposal Board
Institute of Industrial Research
New York
Elewhere
Bear Attacks Horse Near Long Lake In Hamilton County
A black bear attacked and killed a horse near Long Lake in Hamilton County while Kiepprien led the animal back to camp. The bear pursued toward the lake as the horse collapsed. a preliminary hunt to locate the bear, believed to be a female, was started and then suspended.
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Herveon
Long Lake
Hamilton County
Albert Kienprien
Miller St
Ullen
Tess
Preston Ewing
New York City
Linda
Sandra
Ewing
IMG Sahay
Elmhurst
Metropolis
Parker
Deorland
Olives Morrisey
Ihr Ewings
Kiepprien
Pal
Hhr Bear
Kieppren
Marries
Deerland Lodge
Heat for iatalla and Syracuse University acquisition plan
The plan covers heat for the iatalla area including portions to be acquired by Syracuse University. About 50,000 square feet of floor space would be immediately acquired by the university, with the two radio plants totaling about 200,000 square feet. Carver’s share includes a cafeteria, office, personnel administration, medical building, and a fully equipped fire apparatus garage. Terms focus on land and building disposal while machinery valued in the millions remains with the Government. The 1942 installation cost is about $20,000,000, with roughly half for equipment. The turbine generator plant, valued at $7,000,000, is to be acquired by Carrier, while the university’s share in the turbine installation plus test, laboratory, and impregnating buildings is about $500,000. The impregnating building poses a design challenge for conversion to classroom use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iatalla- Unn
Syracuse University
University
Carver
WAA
G E Plans Three Booster Stations for Microwave Network
General Electric announces experimental microwave radio relay network to carry television and FM radio programs from Schenectady toward New York City and toward Chicago. Permits transferred by Globe Wireless and IBM, FCC approval pending. Facilities include relay towers on Beacon Mountain near NYC Round Top Mountain and Helderberg Mountain near Schenectady. 130 steel tower completed at Helderberg point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady-in-New York City
Telvision
General Electric Co
W. R. G. Baker
G-E Electronics
Globe Wireless, Ltd
International Business Machines Corp
FCC
Baker
Globe Nan
Chicago
Beacon Mountain
New York City
Round Top Mountain
the Helder
Discharged World War II soldiers listed from Syracuse area
The Syracuse and Onondaga County area announces honorable discharges for numerous men from designated separation centers. The list includes Donald W. Haskell, Dean R. Post, Dan O. Bimieie, Fred C. Wen, Richard M. Bont, Joseph Wm. Gieth, Jona Hogteant, Donald P. Rudney, James M. Dougherls, Lawrence Lomanry, Richard B. Krouse, Raymond A. Murmmete, Charles J. Dwyer, Peter A. Rinckkars, Malcolm D. Barkley, Gerald T. L. Paul, Raymond G. McDonald, Gerald R. Paul, Vincentia A. Nerall, Bernard A. Tanbraog, George J. Ladrainayee, Richard 4. Marcinhton, Alan J. Mecine, Phimay J. Teracon, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Gomen
Syracuse
Oondaga
Lido Reach
Donald W. Haskell
Lamont
Dean R. Post
W. Onondaga al
Dan O. Bimieie
Chemureae
Fred C. Wen
Richara M. Bont
Joseph WH. Gieth
Ose Reo
Gerald
Skavateten
G. Wilson
Lawrence Lomancry
Richard B. Krouse
Will Asm
Kalo
Peter A. Rinckkars
Georle
Malcom D. Barkley
Gerald TL
Paul
Skaneniets
Raymond G. McDonald
Gerald R. Paul
Skaneatsire
Vincentia A. Neral
Herbers Ta. Minow
Man OM
Bernard A. Tanbraog
Mavertine
Gonrce J. Ladrainayee
Shertile
Richard
Marcinnton
Biz Durston
Alan J. Mecine
Wente Ter
ASM
Phimay J. Teracon
Seymour A A Veshelaon
Three Drivers Fined Totals in Prairie Court
Three people were fined a total of 35 dollars by Judge Truman H. Preston in Prairie Court today. Harold F. LaRock, 24, paid 15 dollars at 20 percent, for making a left turn on South Ave. Frank Camposito, 44 Kirkpatrick Street, paid 29 dollars for a left turn. Martin J. Sullivan of Binghamton paid 10 dollars for an improper turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston
Prairie Court Tolay
Harold F. LaRock
Southav
Frank Camposito
Kirkpatrick St
Martin J. Sullivan
Binghamston
Dr John J Morrison Appointed Botany Instructor
Dr John J Morrison named instructor in the department of forest botany at New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University. A Nebraska graduate, he earned a masters in 1935 and a PhD in 1941. He taught botany at Cal Berkeley and did an Andes expedition in 1938 before returning as a research assistant and serving in war industries. The Morrisons have no sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph . Iwlick
New York State College
S Forestry
Syracuse University
Jioday
John J. Morrison
Morrison
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
University of California
Peru
Chile
Andes
University of California Botanical Garden
Tle
Passon
T Cacher
Morrisans
Anglo American Groups Plan Picnic at Hiawatha Point
The Anglo American League and the British War Veterans plan a Sunday picnic at Hiawatha Point Onondaga Lake with a full program of games and amusements. British War brides and families are invited. transport at Clinton Square 2 to 1 30 P M. Committee includes Fred Lander George Cowper Fred Baits and Mr and Mrs Maurice Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglo-American League
America
Hiawatha Point
Onondaga Lake
Clinton Square
Fred Lander
George Cowper
Fred Baits
Maurice Johns
Symposium Language Magazine Debuts At S U
Syracuse University announces an academic expansion with a new language and literature magazine named Symposium. Dr. LaDu and Dr. George outline goals to publish first in November, featuring Oriental and Slavic languages, with contributions from notable scholars in Paris and at Harvard. Revised playoff schedule in the Central New York League sets Cazenovia at Oneida with potential Aug 11 tiebreaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Milan S. LaDu
Modern Language Association
Journal of the History of Ideas
Symposium
Tau
Albert Z. George
Cone
7Ernand Baldenensterger
Paris
Aiquereide Raizal
Portugal
Laurence Wylie
Haverford College
de CaDu
George
Albert 9. Manat
Red
Homera Setis
Ceera de Extuding Hispanicus
Io Spain
Oneida
Oil and Gas Dominate New York Canal Shipments
New York State Department of Public Works reports petroleum cargoes totaled 8 188 tons for the week ending July 27, dominating canal shipments. Total shipments for all commodities reached 76 992 tons, down from 101 874 the prior year, with grains and ores no longer included. Other tonnages moved included pulpwood, chemicals, paper, sand stone and gravel, and miscellaneous. Erie Canal clearances totaled 1650 tons, Champlain and Oswego canals 20 497 and 30 feet respectively. potat tonnages for the year amount to 1,164,127, down 7 percent from 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Alhany
New York State
New York State Department of Public Works
Erie Canal
Champlains
Oswego
Fayetteville Veteran Joins Gere & Stohrer Staff
Campbell J. Tellman of Fayetteville returns from overseas service to join Gere and Stohrer Inc. as a staff member. He is a graduate of the Special Intensive National Association of Insurance Agents course at Syracuse University and served in the U S Army starting January 1943 in the Pacific theater as a staff sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell J. Tellman
Fayetteville
Gere & Stohrer, Inc
Tellman
National Association of Insurance
Syra
Cuse University
U. S. Army
Pacific
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Tresident Knowles
College of Business Administration
Rhode Island University
Army
Willary DP
Tolley
Board of Regents
Upstate
Clarkson College
Cornell University
St. Lawrence Unversity
University of Rochester
Hamilton College
Colgate University
Union University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Hobart College
Syracuse Univers
College of Applied Science
Thompson Ra
Thompson Rasio
Hwaln
Cartier
Pirot
Pssea
WAA I
Dewitt
Ate
Carsigr
Cacrier To
Syracuse University-Carrier Corp
Thompson Rd
Carrier Corp
Sporting Goods Dept
Bear
Rowts
Wipe
Ake
Deerland Camp Grounds
Long Take
Kleppken
Warren B. Pond
Albert, Burnett
Sepprien
They
Klepprien
Deerland
Blue Mountain Lake
Kieppeien
Pond
Kieppeien, Jr
Burnett
G-E
Preston
Texaco
Chas, Muserlien, Jr
E. Hiawatha Rivd. and
Park Si
S.U
Sears. Roebuck and Co
S. Salina St
Sears, Roebuck and Co
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