Canadian mountains yield radioactive ore claim by musician Dr. Gualillo
Dr. Nicholas Gualillo of the Syracuse Conservatory of Music says he found high grade radioactive ore in Quebec while prospecting during a Adirondacks vacation. He staked thousands of acres and reported results to U S and Canadian commissions. He foresees interest from large firms but declined to discuss mining plans.
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Quebec
Syracuse Conservatory of Music
Nicholas Gualillo
Nedrow
Department of Mines
Canada
Canada. Asked If He Intends To Form A Company To Mine Out the Ore, Dr. Gualillo
Gualillo
Atomic Energy Commission
Dr.Gualillo
United States
Cualillo
Syracuse Philharmonic Orchestra
New York State
Florida
North
South Carolina
Guilillo
Adirondacks
Dr. Gualillo
Teenagers to Stage Polio Benefit Show Tonight
Six Miles Ave teenagers present a variety show for the March of Dimes at 7 30 p m in the rear of 143 Miles Ave They have trained for about three weeks and will feature music and comedy acts as a charity fundraiser.
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Six Miles Ave
The
March of Dimes
Miles Ave
R. C. Worker Rushes to Flood Area
Syracuse Red Cross case supervisor Mrs Pauline Hagen flies to New York City flood relief headquarters to aid victims. She will assist in food clothing and shelter recovery in Pennsylvania or Connecticut and join over 200 trained workers from Eastern Area Red Cross chapters.
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Syracuse
Hagen
Red Cross
Washington Red Cross
Nellis Estate Letters Granted
Letters of administration in the estate of Charles A. Nellis of 933 Westmoreland Ave were granted yesterday to his sister Mrs. John McDermott of 140 Bassett St by Surrogate Charles A. Milford Jr. Nellis, longtime Crouse-Hinds employee, died last Tuesday after a heart attack hours after finding his wife dead at home. Personal property is estimated at 8000 dollars and real estate at 8000 dollars.
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Charles A. Nellis
Westmoreland Ave
John McDermott
Bassett St
Charles A. Milford Jr
Nellis
Crouse-Hinds
Margaret Kuntzsch Nellis
Misleading Facts on High School Industry Beliefs
Labor relations expert R. L. Howes warned at the Monarchs Club in Hotel Syracuse that a nationwide survey shows high school pupils misstate profit margins and the share of the sales dollar going to manufacturers. He cited 40 percent believing profit exceeds 20 percent and claimed Syria 19? 59 percent think 60 percent goes to the maker, asserting the real figure is 14 percent.
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General Electric
Monarchs Club
Syracuse
R. L
Howes
Ciciarelli Named Democrat of the Month in Syracuse
Samuel J. Ciciarelli of 265 West Brighton Avenue receives the Democrat of the Month award from the Stevenson Democratic Club for August. The presentation is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in Parlor D Hotel Onondaga. He is a 20 year Democratic committeeman active in Little League and youth sports programs.
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Stevenson Democratic Club
Samuel J. Ciciarelli
W. Brighton ,Ave
Donald Salvetti
Ciciarelli
Syracuse
Harriman
South Side
Hooks Wiltseama
Herald - Journal
Roosevelteld
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Jane H. Todd
Westchester
Charlotte A. Kruger
Cayuga
Helen R. Scholderer
Broome
Charles W. Weis
Rochester
Walter S. McNab
Schenectady
Norma W. Stone
Onondaga
Gladys DeGroodt
Oneida
Marguerite Tunay
Utica
Guililio
Cory
Shopping
R. C
Nellis Estate
Pauline Hagen
Jo¢ Prom
Jaguars
Haymaker’s
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