German Forestry Attache Predicts 20s–50s Wood Use Boom
Wolfgang Koehler of the German Embassy visited the State Forestry College in Washington. He forecast increased chemical use of wood and new building materials in coming decades and noted differences between European and American forestry research. He toured three college properties and several forest experiments before returning to Washington.
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Wolfgang Koehler
Arkinnall Litbesoy
Washington, D.C
State Forestry College
Koehler
Organization of Forestry Research
Europe
West Germany
Vabeo
Harold G. Wilm
Svend O. Heiberg
Department of Silviculture
Syracuse Forest
Charles
Svend O. Ueiberg
Silviculture
Franklins Trek Revival At Syracuse Club Rally
The H. H. Franklin Automobile Club, with 65 members and 30 old Franklin cars, gathers in Syracuse for a ceremonial return to the city. A parade to Brewerton, luncheon on Denman's Island, and dinner at Hotel Syracuse mark the events. Distinguished guests include Howard Franklin, Kenneth Barton, and Carl Doman. Detroit engineer may give a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Early
Franklin
H. H. Franklin Automobile Club
Syracuse
Smithsonian
Brewerton
JWW Baby Derby Winners Named at Picnic Contest
Kathleen Valierino aged 3 of 134 Stockton Place and Donald Goodman aged 3 of 425 Westmoreland Drive won first prizes in the boys and girls divisions from 70 entries in the Jewish War Veterans baby contest. The event was part of the JWW picnic at Long Branch Park Onondaga Lake yesterday afternoon with judges Jennie Belle Armstrong Emily Estey and Burr Blodgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Valierino
Stockton Pl
Donald Goodman
Westmoreland Dive
JWW
Long Branch Park
Onondaga Lake
Jennie-Belle Armstrong
WSYR
Emily Estey
The
Post-Standard
Burr Blodgett
MCA
Driver Admits Crash After Chase
Edward Gilner pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident after a mile-long chase. He was fined 25 dollars following a stop by a second motorist, Stanley Maslanka, who reported the collision near the Long Branch bridge and summoned deputies. Gilner was arraigned before Justice Fred Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gilner
W. Kennedy St
Gilner
Stanley Maslanka
Een Rd
Long Branch
Maslanka
Long Branch Bridge
Fred Root
Pitcher Hill
Stolen Boat Is Grounded at South Bay
Two youths stole a $1,300 motorboat from Fred Mahlerwein of Freds Boat and Motor Livery on Oneida Lake. The boat was spotted by Robert Smolsey, 16, of North Syracuse, who chased the pair as they fled. They grounded the craft at South Bay and escaped into fields. troopers under Sgt. Robert Flaherty conducted an unsuccessful search with six troopers.
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Oneida Lake
South Bay
North Syracuse
Fred Mahlerwein
Fred
Robert Smolsey
Mahlerwein
Smolsey
Fields
Robert Flaherty
Municipal Researchers Named Tops by AMA Associate
A praise note from John Kerstetter of the AMA to Syracuse Municipal Research Bureau calls their unit “tops.” He asks Laurence J. O Toole to share information with Yehudeh Nedivi, Tel Aviv Yafo town clerk, as Israel considers a municipal research bureau. O Toole agrees to provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Municipal Research Bureau
Officiel
United States
John Kerstetter
AMA
Chicago
Kerstetter
Laurence J. O'Toole
Yehudeh Nedivi
Tel-Avia-Yafo
Israel Nedivi
Israel Ministry of Interior
O'Toole
Soldier Injured by Bottle Tosser at Public Dance
Sylvester Miller, 3 percent of New York City, a Camp Drum soldier, received five stitches in his scalp at Crouse-Irving Hospital after being struck by a bottle Saturday night. Police said civilians objected to soldiers at a Townsend Street public dance and as about 15 Camp Drum soldiers left the club they were pelted with bottles in the 500 block of Jefferson Street resulting in Miller’s head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Miller
New York City
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Miller
Townsend St
Camp Drum
M. Sat
Frederick L. Durant
Jefferson St
Walter K Hill Dies in Orwell
Walter Keith Hill of Brewerton foreman for Carrier Corp died in an Orwell hospital. Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Waidele Funeral Home Scnti 4ike Cemetery. Born in New Glasgow Nova Scotia he served with the Canadian cavalry in World War I. Survived by wife Hilda Walton Hill two daughters Mrs Joseph Trini and Mrs Shelby W Dimick, a brother Arthur Hill and three sisters with four grandchildren. Friends may call today and tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Franklin
H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Co
John Wilkinson
Cornell
Syracuse
Detroit
Walter Keith Hill
Brewerton
Carrier Corp
Orwell
Waidele
New Glasgow
Nova Scotia
Hill
Arion Club
Hilda Walton Hill
Joseph Trini
East Syracuse
Shelby WW. Dimmick
East Patterson
Arthur Hill
Newark
William Kolk
East Orange
N.J
Wilbur Kass
Caldwell
Airs
Erwin Newmann
Lyndhurst
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College of Forestry
3Oe Gyerslictalien
Washington, D. C
Biological
Frederick A. Klahn
Winton
San Francisco
Cleveland
New York
Astor
America
Bostonian
Mansfield
Taylor
S. Salina St
E. Onondaga St
Walter K. Hill
Johnny
Taras
Arcang
S. Salina
Jefferson &T
James
Eastwood
Fred E. Osborne
Ged
Alee T Denne
Optometrists
Auburn
Fultam
Oswego
Utica
Ithaca
Rome
Waterlown
J. FP
VYRNE
LABOR
Model
General Electric
Bermuda
W. Genesee St
W. Willow St
J. P
Byrne
Coffee
Cevalier Room
Hotel
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