Farley Crisis Over Mead and Epstein Loom in Albany
State Democratic headquarters navigates a Farley dispute as plans firm for the Sept 3-4 Albany gubernatorial convention. Mead is eyed for governor with Warner, Roosevelt kin, and O Dwyer in key roles. Epstein, Lehman or Rosenman emerge for attorney general or Court of Appeals, while Corning and Wagner figure in the broad ticket lineup.
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Laurence
J. O'Toole
James A. Farley
Albany
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Woerecpon Fitzpatrick
Biltmore
New York
Farley
Mead
Robert F. Warner
U.S
ANE
Erastus Corning
Charles Poletth
Epstein
Herbert J. Lehman
Muel I. Rosenman
Court of Appeals
Corning
Dan O'Connell
Stanley Church
New Rochelle
Charles
Silver
New York City
Toletti
Bul
Fiorello Hf. J.n Guardia
UNIRA
Dehman
Lehman
U. S
la Guardia
American Labor Party
Ogden Ross
Schenectady
Pulett
Rosenman
Supreme Court
Albert Joba
Bernard Lehentag
Charles Froesel
New Yorker City
Carl Sherman
State Democratic Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Sherman
Smith
Ku Klux Klan
Froesel
Elks’ Clubs
Hopkins Ex Wife Wins $125 Weekly Alimony
Supreme Court Justice Clifford H. Beart awarded Virginia H. Hopkins temporary alimony of 125 a week plus 1200 for counsel fees. The former wife of Robert Hopkins, described as a blonde mother of three, argued he earned 500 weekly while he claimed 400, with booking agents taking 35 percent. The alimony continues until the fall separation trial.
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Supreme Court
Clifford H. Beart
Robert Hopkins
Sears
Virginia H. Hopkins
Waal
Robert
Virginia
Martin, Langan& Dorsey
Camp Fire Leaders Outline Expansion Plans
Mrs Williams Mustacy, past president of Onondaga County Camp Fire Girls of America, and Bert LaCasse, finance chair, told Cooperative Club members at Hotel Syracuse luncheon of plans to expand facilities for Syracuse and Onondaga County girls. They cited electricity, a dining recreation hall, and small cabins at Camp Tabone Pewellville, with a Community Chest approved drive to cover remaining costs.
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WiLuanm Mu
Stacy
Onondaga County Camp Fire Girls of America
Bert LaCasse
Camp Fire Girls Financial Committee
Cooperative Club
Syracuse
Ononoga County
Funeral services for Jacob Dedee in Newark
Jacob Dedee 72 well known farm worker died Sunday in Seneca Falls Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon from a Newark chapel with burial in Newark. Dedee farmed at Le Land farm for 35 years and is survived by brothers Abram Franklin Dedee of Newark and John Dedee of Rochester and a sister in Washington state.
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Seca Falls
Jacob Deder
Seneca Falls
Newark
Dedee
Leland
Abram
Franklin Dedee
John Dedee
Rochester
Washington
60 Percent Gain Outlook For Colleges In 1947
William G. Averitt of the New York Herald Tribune forecast enrollments in 1997 could rise as much as 60 percent. Speaking at a Syracuse University dinner, he argued higher education faces facility and staff gaps amid public misunderstanding. He supported two year institutions and urged ongoing public relations programs to shape fundraising and perception. The Syracuse seminar on public relations for higher education runs through Saturday with leaders from ACPR and Syracuse University overseeing sessions.
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William G. Averitt
New York Herald-Tribune
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Otter
Willam P. Tolley
Averitt
Kappa Kappa Ganna
Arnaud C. Maris
New York City
Bucknell University
School of Journalism
American College of Public Relations Association
W. J
Merson Beck
American ‘College Publicity Aunciation
Havola K. Schellenger
A.C.P.R
Willam G. Averitt
New York Herald- Tribune
New Student Recreation Centers At Syracuse University
Syracuse University opens two new play centers to serve fall students. The barn on University farms will become the Student Recreation Mall with 16000 square feet for dances, a cafeteria, lounges, and a large activity area. A second unit behind the College of Applied Science will offer 6080 square feet for lounges, a snack bar, game room, and dance space. The projects aim to provide temporary solutions while a permanent student union is planned for next year. The Nurses' recreation hall on South Crouseau Street continues for campus use.
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Syracuse University
E. Colvin St
College of Applied Science
Elizabeth Broad
S. Crouseau
Collandale
Just Like Pioneer Days AUBURN Adventure Travel Women
Detroit sisters Connie Welboren Lilly Laid mites and Zane Laid mites drive a team and a box vat wagon on a vacation trip through Auburn. They left Detroit June 21 and have covered about 560 miles toward New England. Next stop Syracuse then Massachusetts and Vermont, planning a year on the road with the wagon as home. They seek new shoes for the horses as blacksmiths are scarce.
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Auburn
INS
Detroit
Connie Welboren
Faue
Lilly
Zane
New England
Syracuse
Masachusetts
Vermont
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Italian Wellar League
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Frank G. Revoir
Hopkins
Camp Fire Girl
Jacob Dedee
First Federal
South Warren Street
Syracuse ‘University
S. A
Bane
C-seur
Ollins
Samovar Vodka
Pioneer
Seitz Bldg
E. Jefferson ST
Stanley West
Arantred
Dorsa
Islade Tes Co
Dept
Sedsley Street
Botton
Mart
Esso
Deateee
ATLAS
Colonial Beacon Oil Company
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