Rotary Club event and local notices from Syracuse
Paul Conway of the e Life Insurance Co will add Rotary Club Friday security how to destroy it at the Hotel Onondaga. Firemen extinguished a blaze yesterday at 1214 Almond St owned by Syracuse University. Four men receive permanent county probation appointments, Norman V McIntyre Clifford J Williamson James A Corbett and John R MacCallum start Sept 1. American Pension Club meets at 7 45 P M today at 220 E Washington St with luncheon and social hour following.
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Paul Conway
The
E -Life Insurance Co
Will Adde
Rotary Club
Onondaga
Rotary
Davan
Almond
Francis
Carroll
Syracuse’ University
OERDS
Alli
Syracuse University
Norman
Forest Hill Br
Clifford
J. Williamson
S. Wilbur
James A. Corbett
Tennyson
John
Coolidge
Pension Club
American Pension Club
American Pension Auditorium
E. Washington
Cortland Men Named by Legion in Syracuse
Two Cortland men were elected to Legion offices at the American Legion convention in Syracuse. William J. Dwyer of 10 Jewett Avenue was reelected department treasurer and Ralph J. Borden of 25 Lands Street was elected to a district post at the Forty and Eight grande promenade.
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Corland
American Legion
Syracuse
William J. ‘Dwyer
Jewettav
Ralph J. Borden
Lands St
Solvay Strike Sees Federal Mediation Sought
The Solvay Process Co strike enters its 64th day as the Defense Department is urged to use federal mediators to resolve the dispute affecting essential materials like plastics, glass, and synthetic fabrics. Negotiations in Syracuse show little progress as pension and wage issues remain unsettled. Local 12 457 seeks a $100 monthly pension plus Social Security for workers 65+ with 20 years of service amid broader UMW District 50 involvement led by A. H. Lewis.
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Defense Department
Solvay Process . Co
James
J. Carroll
Army Signal Corps
Solvay
Che. Solvay rPocess'Co
Allied ‘Chemical and Dye Corp
Detroit
Baton Rouge
U.W.W
Syracuse
Carroll
Onondaga
United Mine Workers District 50
The
U.M.W
John L. Lewis
A. H
Dennie) Lewis
Baldwinsville Man Named Senior Parole Officer
James S. Dwyer of Baldwinsville has been named senior parole officer for the Syracuse area. He fills the vacancy from Lawrence V. Kavanaugh and will supervise parole activities in Oswego Chenango Cayuga and Onondaga counties. Dwyer, 44 native of Port Jervis, educated at Syracuse University St Bonaventure Columbia University Fordham and NYU, played for the Pittsburgh Steelers 1926 to 1931 before roles in welfare and border patrol. He has served as a parole officer since 1941 and is active in several social work and delinquency groups.
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James 8S
Dwyer
Baldwinsville
Syracuse
New York State Division of Parole
Lawrence V. Kavanaugh
Buffalo
Oswego
Chenango
Cayuga
Onondaga
Port Jervis
Syracuse University
St. Bonaventure College
Columbia University
Fordham School of Social Work
New York University
Pittsburgh Steelers
Catholic Boys Club
New York City
Farm unions urged to unite farmers and labor
Louis Hollander state president of the C.SO. urged farmers to organize like labor unions and join in boosting individual incomes. He warned that forces sowing disunity between farmer and worker aid Soviet Russia as world tensions rise. Other speakers from labor and dairy groups backed joint action and a practical program.
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Louis Hollander
C.so
Soviet Russia
Hollander
Democratic Committee
Free World
Aurillo
Nicholas Ferrante
Syracuse
Federation “of “Labor
Charles Sullivan
Labor
League
Charlies Halloran
The
Buffalo
Federation of, Labor
Ivan
Farnsworth
American Machinists Union
Fitzpatrick
Two Motorists Held After 80 MPH Chase in James Street
Police patrolman chased two cars through James Street at 74 to 80 mph early today. Brilbeck and Mangel, both facing reckless driving charges, pleaded not guilty in Traffic Court. Bail set at 1000 dollars until Monday.
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James St
H. Praston
Richard Brilbeck
Woodlawnter
Willam A. Mangel
W. Marcellus St
Brilbeck and
Mangel
Rooney Appointed Deputy Director
Auburn police chief Chester Bilis announced Acting Fire Chief Bernard F. Rooney as deputy director in charge of the civil defense services division. Rooney is the fourth deputy named since the local civil defense organization was reactivated.
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Auburn
Chester 3. Bilis
Bernard F. Rooney
Dire Services
Rooney
Loblaw Employees to Donate Blood for Red Cross
More than 100 Loblaw grocery store employees in Syracuse signed as donors through the regional blood program. Donor days at the Red Cross Center on Warren Street will see about 30 volunteers give blood today, with others contributing on future days. Local groups like Mack Miller Candie, Netherland Dairy, and the Young Republican Club assist in recruitment. Lowville mobile unit yielded 107 pints, while Syracuse center results showed 24 units.
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Loblaw
Syracuse
Red Cross Center
Warren St
Mack-Miller Candie Company
Netherland Dairy
Young
Republican Club
Lowville
S. Warren St. Center
James D. Heffernan
Red Cross Food Program
Six Injured In City Auto Mishaps Two Boys Among Victims
Two eight year old boys were among six injured in yesterday's automobile accidents. David Tupper of Baldwinsville was struck while riding a bike on Syracuse Street and suffered a severe head laceration. he remained under observation for possible brain injury at St Joseph's Hospital. Norman Stewart of 125 Leonard Avenue, Syracuse, was driving the car that struck him and police said the boy was thrown over 11 feet. Another boy, from 806 Tallman Street, was treated for scalp and facial injuries after being struck while running across the street. A third incident involved LeRoy Wheeler of 1343 Salina while Charles Benz of 803 N Midride sustained facial injuries. both did not require hospital care. Police issued a summons for John R. Clark of 1727 South Ave after his vehicle rammed a no parking sign and a light pole in the 600 block of South Avenue.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
David Tupper
Syracuse St
Baldwinsville
Norman Stewart
Leonard Av
Syracuse
Justin McNault
Gates & Carter
Tewart
Henderson Ca
Leon Martin
Curtis Second Young
Tallman
Hospih
Tallman St
Carl Jakubowski
Sgt
Casimer
George Akkout
Fay
Geddes
Akkout
LeRoy Wheeler
Salina Wand ‘Charles
Benz
St. Wheeler
Ben
Floyd
Colong
John R. Clark
Southavy
Clark
James
St. and
Shotwell PLC
Millicent Welch
Nichols Av
Dorothy Simpson
Clifton Pl
University Hospital
Missing funds threaten Onondaga Pottery clambake plan
An Onondaga Pottery Co. engineer reported $35 collected for a company clambake vanished from a tool chest in the machine room. He told deputies that the disappearance jeopardizes the event. The plant is located on Parkway Street.
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Onondaga Pottery Co
Howard Crego
219 Parkway Sr
Depwtiiies
Nicholas Louise
John jHead
Visiting Firemen Hold State Convention in Syracuse
The 75th annual State convention drew over 2,000 volunteer firemen who received praise from hotel officials for their conduct. Delegates met at the Hotel Onondaga and State Fair grounds to discuss a $200,000 addition to the Firemen's Home hospital in Hudson, plan a national volunteer firemen association, and hear speakers on fire safety and prevention. The Syracuse Fire Department training tower demonstration and a banquet with Congressman Walter highlighted the day, while Katonah led the state championship in the first aid contest with 271 total points across three problems.
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Firemen’s Home
Hudison
MacNeil Mitchell
Kinney
Kenneth
Smith
New York State Fire Insurance Rating’ Organization
Syracuse Fire ‘Department
Syracuse Fire
Onondaga
the Firemen’s ‘Association
Ri Walter
Riehlman
Katonahy
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Sea
Breeze Fire! Department
Monroe
Sea! Breeze
Sidney
Delaware County
Katonah
Taunton
No Parking Warns Around Firemen Parade Route
Chief Fred G. Arnold warned motorists not to park along the parade route of the New York State Volunteer Firemen’s Association. The section from Erie Boulevard to West to South West and Salina to Adams Street must stay clear. any vehicle parked after 8 AM Friday will be towed.
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Fred G. Arnold
New York
Arnold
Erie Bird
S. West
S. Salina’ St
S. Salina
Adams St
Twenty five Dog Wardens Meet Thursday Evening
About 25 dog wardens are scheduled to meet at 8 PM at the Onondaga County Court House. Rodney W. Pease, state director of dog licenses, indicates the event will involve canine officials from Cayuga Madison Oswego Cortland and Seneca counties.
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Onondaga County Court House
Rodney W. Pease
Cayuga
Madison
Oswego
Cortland
Seneca
Rent Survey Seeks Landlord Cost Figures For Rent Control
Syracuse rent administrator Charles R Mooney calls on county landlords to submit operating cost data for a survey that could lead to rent adjustments. Data sought include fuel electricity gas water payrolls admin costs repairs maintenance insurance and property taxes.
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Cuse
Moone
Bruce O. Townsend
Vision check urged for children during vacation period
Readers are urged to bring their children in for eye examinations during vacation as a precaution if there is any doubt about their vision. The notice emphasizes the need to support learning by ensuring sight is not a barrier to education.
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Lower Onondaga Ark
Barbara Brown
Hope Av
Jane Roberts
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Judy Forbes
W. ’Bissell St
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Créal
Lassemblyman
Iran
Brockaway
Bratt
Legion
Department of Welfare
Wollander
CLO
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Rochester
Whites House
Herbert H. Lehman
Welfar
Secretary of Agriculture
Chase
Loblaw Chain
Red Cross
Hiawatha Bird
Asad
Arthur M. Werner
Laurelton
Welch
Miss Stanton
Joseph Brescia
Shotwell Pkc
Leo Grudzinski
Brescia
Shotwell
Choraz
Salina
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George’ al. Kelly
Francis Walter
Majer Corcoran
Ing
William J. Connelly
Adelbert
Bove
Onondaga County Sothen Furhead Association
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Arthur M. Hefner
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State Fairchivd
Charles R. Mooney
Syra
Tompkins County
Fulton
Owasco
Onondaga County
Arctic
Wayne
Bowen, Perry & Fobes, Inc
S. Salina St
Warren
Washington
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First Trust
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Aetage Glasses
Syracdee
I “Tweatherbird
Maxim
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