Fair Queen Entries To Get Studio's Aid
The official photographer for the 1951 Sinlé Fair Queen contest will work extra hours tonight at Wilson's Leading Jewelers to photograph entrants for the registration. Early entries include Iva Eubanks and Barbara Clark. The contest is open to single girls 16 to 23 and offers a Bermuda six day variation prize. The winner will be chosen by a renowned beauty expert with a Pan American Clipper trip for the queen and companion.
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Wilson
Paradise
Novices to Take Vows Before Bishop Foery in Syracuse
The Most Rev Walter A Foery presides at the Franciscan Motherhouse as 25 novices prepare for temporary vows and postulants are invested in the habit of St Francis. Attending officials include Msgr Dilton and Rev Canfield with a spiritual retreat led by Rev O Dwyer SJ. Novices hail from Syracuse Utica East Syracuse Hawaii Dallas Milton Bronxville and Camden with 15 from Syracuse Diocese.
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Walter A! Foery
Syracuse
Prie
Robert E Dilton
Foery
Joseph F. Canfield
St. Charles Church
Timothy J O'Dwyer
S.J
Enly
Utica
Syra
Rose Alice
Patricia Carbery
J. James Carvery
Alice Carbery
Mary Harold
Rosemary Braungart
Daugter
Lea Braungart
Sistay M. Dolora
Marion Kurtz
Charles. Kurtz
Mary Raymond
Joan Mernett
Raymond S. Merriel
Stella
Maris
Macy Zuccolillo
Michael Zuccolillo
Mary William
Mary Mal Kkoske
William Malkoske
Joan
F. Coranne O'Neill
Edward J. O'Neil
Grace Pascal Papaianni
Margaret Jean Abbanese
Janice Marin
Bronxville
Veronica Kallfelz
Camden, N. J
Hawaii
Nose Annette
Lucille Chow
M Ancilla Yim
Ister
Mary Edward Sugioka
Slater Agnes Vera Hino
Francis Xavier Inouye
Agnuniain Godici
Patrick Godici
Filomena Godici
Fulton
Cresencia Alejado
Manuel Alejado
Liaw
Traffic Court June case notes and defendants listed
A garbled traffic court entry lists defendants including Robert Poster at 118 First North, and William B Dance Ir of East Syracuse. The report notes charges, locations on Erie Boulevard, and suspensions or notices of change. Additional names and addresses appear with unclear details.
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Yuusran
Goeratge
Robert Poster
Iveedine
Carl E. Sratdage
Carenas It
Minh
Erie
Ey Rattle
Fam Sured
Wiliam
East Syracuse
Aly Angele
Erle Whitnre
Bursa
Armel Trianhtaetane
Amuel
Sid Maier O' Weller
Preaensa
Baulage
Canary Way
Hese
Bacran
Grirariadis
Roatevelt
H_THERTON
Lane Accepts TV Post in Atlanta Broadcasting Inc
William T. Lane a longtime vice president and general manager of WAGE in Atlanta has accepted appointment as vice at Broadcasting Inc in Atlanta Ga. Lane will relocate to 3680 Peachy Beerd and assumes duties after FCC license transfer approval. Lane co founded WAGE and will be succeeded by H Douglas Johnson Jr in the outgoing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Lane
Broadcasting, Inc
Atlanta
Lane
South
Atlanta Corporation
Atlanta Newspapers, Inc
The
Atlanta Journal
0 Broadcasting, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Frank G. Revoir
WAGE
H. Douglas Johnson
Princess Emissary Stops at Hancock Airport
A private secretary to Princess Elizabeth of Britain arrived in Ottawa en route to Washington and stopped briefly at Hancock Airport yesterday. Lt. Col. Martin Charteris was granted diplomatic courtesies with baggage checks waived as he plans future travel between Ottawa and Washington in October for arrangements ahead of the princess’s visit.
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Great Britain
Elizabeth
Colonial Airlines
Ottawa
Canada
Washington, D. C
Hancock
Martin Michael Cnariosi Charteris
U.S
Charteris
Tay
Washington
GOP Backed 2% Sales and Hotel Taxes in Syracuse
The GOP majority on Syracuse’s Common Council supports a 2 percent sales tax and retention of the hotel tax to fund a $300,000 wage increase for non teaching city employees and a $225,000 cut in real estate taxes. Leader Joan Marc Brewster says the plan aims to preserve the $22,127,872 budget while expanding city operations. The hotel tax is described as a tax on transients with minimal hotel business impact, and savings from other areas would bolster wage raises if needed.
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GOP
Common Council
Joan
Thos Commission
Syracuse
Eliy
Naval cadets begin amphibious warfare at Little Creek
Defenders Of Freedom Lovell among 1500 officers at J S Naval and Military academies heading to Little Creek Norfolk Va for weeks of amphibious warfare training. Cadet midshipmen training marks sixth postwar program with second classmen in ashore and afloat phases led by Vice Admiral Briscoe. Martino reports for command information center operation training at Norfolk after enlisting January 4 1951 and prior recruit training at Newport. Engiert enters U S Naval Academy Annapolis as a fourth class midshipman.
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D. E. Lovell
Yaleay
J. S. Naval
Little Creek
Norfolk
Robert P. Briscoe
USN
Amphibious Force
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Martino
Phellif A. Martino
Anthony Martino
Avon Sl
Syracuse
Comiat
Naval Marine
U.S. Naval ‘Training Station
Newport
East
Women Assist CD Office in Trial Housing Survey
Syracuse residents along Catherine to Grant Boulevard will be visited by women wardens this week and next for the Office of Civil Defense housing survey. The effort aims to gather essential confidential home information for wartime disaster planning.
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Civil Defense
le Ireland
William Tugerathen
Dasper St
CD Eter
James At
Grant Blvd
Office of Civil Defense
Francis Mulholland
Serries
Carl Baichavie
Qurvey
Defense
Cty
Tellien
Military promotions and training at Westover and Brooke Army Center
S/Sgt John Baker Sr of Saccocei, stationed at Westover Air Force Base, finished active duty training and serves in management of personnel placement for the Military Air Transport Service. Sgt Baker earned the silver cross and led tactical drill operations while guiding 19 youths in Air Force career placement. Pvt Arnold Day is assigned to Brooke Army Medical Center’s medical replacement training center in Texas. Michael J Sacocci Jr of Jaslo waxed training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Parris Island.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Baker
Military Air Transport Service
Central High School
Westover
Lowry Weld
Colo
Lowry
Air Force
S/Sgt
Uvt
Arnold
Day
Fara P
Central Av
Medical Replacement Training Center
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort San Houston
Texas
Medical Replacement Uearning Center
Howard 5. McConkie
Iaving
Marine
Marine P
Michael J. Sacs ‘Pest. Jr
M. Jaccocci
Lock Alley
Jas Lo
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris
Borough leaders weigh Cobwell deal as city revenue forecast looms
In an August 10, 1951 Herald Journal report, officials noted the Cobwell Reduction Co. contract expires this year and the firm will seek higher payment. Mrs. John T. Schenck, president, presided over the discussion highlighting revenue questions and negotiation urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byracuse Heraldjournal
Cobwell Reduction Co
John T. Schenck
Women Hear Of City's Tax Troubles
City officials and residents discussed Syracuse finances and a possible outside reassessment of real estate. Sewage disposal and garbage handling were highlighted as urgent issues, with calls for a local League of Women Voters involvement. The Tax Commission urged state payroll limits, noting teacher raises could strain city budgets and affect staff pay balance.
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Syracuse
League of Women Voters
Ota
Yav.ga
John A. Wilpersontel
I Hanis
Citizens Non-Partisan Tax Commission
George E. Bedford
Williams
Seaches
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Barbara Clark
Miss Iva
Princess
Tonite
Defenders of Freedom
Lovell
Robert J. Engiert
Albert F. Englert
Court Sr
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Englovt
Grari
Willy
Stewart Swarthout
Dewitt St
Anthony Tucci
Brattleni
Frederick Falso
Milton. Watson
Wendelster
Donald Mahler
Edward Geiger
Paul Demong
Sedgwick Dr
Clifton Whitman
Phyllis McMurray
Wendell “Lor
Robert[Rass
Schoeck
D. la’ Avern Sims
Durston
HL. R. Evans
Woodlawn
Philip Scott
Merane
Ated
Christian Brothers Academy
LeMoyne Soerce
Layich
Colgate
Wheatacol
Erie Boulevard
Schick
Bridgeport
Mennen
Klaanex
Kolynos
Shadow Wave
Great Western
Tor
Bedford
Peter Hagen
Phobe
D.B
Llos Liquor Stores
Bel-Air Port
Sherry, Muscatel Alt
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