Army recruiters invade Kiwanis luncheon in Syracuse
At Motel 1 the Kiwanis Club heard Maj. Michael Voigt and Sgt. Cliff Cleary explain Army benefits and enlistment plans. Richard Dudden urged trade training while Harvey Smith outlined veteran job programs. Members pledged to contact graduates about enlisting.
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ARMY
Richard Judden
Skaneateles
Kiwanis
Syracuse
Michael Voigt
Clifford Cleary
Army Recruiting Office
Harvey S. Smith
Fromlondaga County
Board Names 9 Teachers Four Principals for District
The Board of Education announced nine new teachers and four principals at its Tuesday meeting. A tense exchange with union reps over wage increase demands followed. No action was taken on the 1947 budget. a secret session last week led to a promised review and a potential special session before the next public meeting on September 3.
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Board of Education
Michael Harkins
Syracuse
Mployes
Percy M. Hughes
Hughes
School Staffing Changes Include Raises and Reassignments
Hughes School salary changes range from 3 900 to 4 900 amid reassignments. Bertha Raynor promoted to Salina principal with 100 raise. Elsie Plato becomes Clinton principal with 809 increase. Doris Wright named Merrick principal with 100 raise. L Byrnes and several others reclassified or named principals and teachers. Additional staff appointments include music, special education coaches, and nursing instruction contracts at Central High.
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Bertha Raynor
Clinton
Salina
Elsie Plato
Cleveland
Doris Wright
Adelbert . Northrup
Merrick Pal
Schol
L. Byrnes
Central High
Mary Lawler
Salem
EU Hyde
Florence Alt
Gene Cunningham
Rochester
Tne
Webster
Mary K. Boni
Jasper St
Markowski
Sackett'st
Central
Cation
Frances M. Braull
Madison
Salina St
Marian D. Brophy
van Renssalnec St
Dorothy L
Igh
Kellogg St
Inene
Haffenden — St
We Central High
Kathryn J. Dwyer
Roosevelt Mer
Voied
Rose Shapiro
Trinity Basicuetion
WieUng J Johnson Memorial Hospital
Evictions at Sampson Naval Hospital Rescinded
42 families at Sampson Naval Hospital faced eviction notices but Capt. L. D. Arbuckle ordered them canceled after consulting state officials. Families may occupy existing quarters while further action is awaited as barracks housing dependents are to be turned over to New York State for Sampson College attendees.
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Geneva
Sampson Naval Hospital
Naval Center
L. D. Arbuckle
State Is
New York State
Sampson College
Wives of Parents Committee
Capt. Arbuckle
Naval Hospital
South Av. Place Robbed of Liquor
Alfred Wilson reports Chicken Hut at 1158 South Avenue robbed in the night. Seven bottles of water valued at 25 dollars missing. Police alerted.
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South Av
Alfred Wilson
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Rosenfeld
Hughes School
Barbara Dee Halpern
Frensdorf
Thornden Paris
Jewish Community Center
Barbara Dee
Harold Halpern
Syracuse Herald-Journal
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