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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1956
Page
15
Welcome to the 17th annual C N Y Scottish Games at Griffin Field with a parade, pipe band contest, dancing, piping, drumming, athletic events and juvenile dancing. Joseph Walker chairs the day, Charles Jackson is field secretary, and a bonnie day is forecast for spectators.
Sr. Maj. Paul Harvey, manager of the Salvation Army Men’s Social Service Center in Syracuse, is named regional director of the Service-to-Man program in the Upper New York area. He will advise on rehabilitation upgrades for centers in Buffalo, Rochester, Binghamton, Susquehanna and Syracuse, with 500 men expected to benefit. Harvey’s office remains in Syracuse and he will focus on leisure facilities and enhanced spiritual programs. He comes to Syracuse after a two year tenure here following a nine year period in Cincinnati active in civic and religious work.
Kansas City firm Butler Manufacturing Co transfers its district office for steel buildings from New York City to Syracuse and places Walter Kraemer as district sales manager overseeing 14 states. The 10 district staff operate under headquarters supervision with the New York metro area managed separately. Kraemer, a Hamburg native and University of Buffalo alumnus, has led the Syracuse district for a year.
Charles G. Reiner of the Veterans Administration Hospital Syracuse won a certificate of merit for his slide Deforming Arthritis Hands in the clinical class. The 26th annual Biological Photographic Association meeting will be in Rochester August 27 to 31 at Powers Hotel, attracting hundreds of medical and biological photographers and scientists from across the country.
Robert Harris of Fabius files a $1,075 livestock claim with the county treasurer for 13 Karakul sheep valued at $75 each and two lambs at $50 each killed by dogs in two attacks on July 27 and August 5. This is Harris fifth claim of the year. A separate $80 claim from Charles Toth of Clay RD 3 covers three heifers wounded by dogs.
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