Chancellor Tolley Returns From Six Week Europe Trip
Chancellor William P Tolley resumes duties on the Hill after a six week European tour with his son Bill Jr. He departed Syracuse July 1 and visited France Germany Italy Scotland Sweden and England aboard the Cunard liner Caronia arriving in New York City yesterday and to return tonight.
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William PL Polley
the Hill
Europe
New York City
Cunard
Bill, Jr
Tolley
Syracuse
France
Germany
Italy
Scotland
Sweden
England
Everson Estate Dispute Reopens In Surrogate Court
In Syracuse a legal clash over a 1 million dollar bequest to fund an art museum resumes in Surrogate Court. The Everson Museum of Art Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts and Syracuse University dispute whether funds should go to a single institution or be shared under the will of Helen Everson. Surrogate Charles R Milford reserved decision.
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Everson Museum of Art
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Syracuse University
Everson
Helen. Everson
Syracuses
T Ihe “Museum: of Fine “Arts
Museum, of Fine Arts
Charles R. Milford
Youth Day Parade Planned at Kirk Park
Syracuse recreation department sponsors a Youth Day program to be held tomorrow afternoon at Kirk Park starting at 2 PM. More than 300 youngsters are expected to parade home-made floats with prizes for best and most original designs after rain forced last Saturdays cancellation.
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Syracuse = recreation department
Kirk. Park
Groundbreaking for Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
The Most Rev Walter Foery bishop of Syracuse turned the first earth in Galeville for a new Catholic church to be named the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Construction starts today as a parish fund drive continues under auxiliary bishop Cunningham and St John the Baptist pastor with co chairs Martin Hildenberger and Dominic Mazza. Site donated by Attilio Giarusso. Residents east of Onondaga Lake to Seventh North Street and Buckley Road to Electronics Park will be served.
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Galeville
Beechwood An
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
David Oa Cunningham
St. ‘John ‘the Baptist Church
Martin Hildenberger
Dominic Mazza
Attilio Giarusso
John Paolini
Onondaga Lake
Seventh North St
Buckley Rd
Electronics Park
Civil Service Seeks Workers in Syracuse Openings
The U S Civil Service announces openings for elevator operators and labor foremen in its Public Building Service in Syracuse. Salaries are 2120 and 2450 dollars respectively. Applicants require three months experience for operators or one year for foremen in janitorial work.
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U. S. Civil Service
Syracuse
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Public
Buildings Service
Hudson St
New York City
Crest of Mauna Loa Rises Over 13 000 Feet
The article notes Mauna Loa in Hawaii with a summit height exceeding 13 000 feet, emphasizing its enormous volcanic peak and geographic prominence.
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Mauna Loa
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