Rusty the Orange Grid Mascot At First Syracuse Practice
Veteran trainer Frank Hugo arrived for Syracuse Universitys first practice to find Rusty the orange grid mascot already on duty. Hugo has served as trainer for 21 years and notes dogs often form bonds with football teams, with Rusty continuing his familiar role.
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Rusty
Orange Grid
Frank Hugo
Syracuse University
Hugo
Tecome
Bill Hoffman
Arthur Bell
Bob Urieve
Delegates Chosen For Postwar Railway Convention In Chicago
E K Keefer of 174 Homecroft Road and CG Stevens of Canastota named as delegates to the first postwar international convention of the Order of Railway Conductors opening in Chicago on September 2. Also listed are Albernates Henry F Brixtus and L W Powers. A Syracuse secretary won an all expenses paid trip to Canyon Passage publicity stunt. A nurse from Syracuse University named Loretta Livingston was honored as best all around nurse receiving a $25 award. Gov Dewey to hear clemency plea for Louis Brookins convicted of Rochester murder. Various club and business meetings scheduled at Hotel Syracuse and Onondaga venues.
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Homecroft Rd
CG. EH. Stevens
Canastota
Order of Railway Conductors
Chicago
Albernates
Henry F. Brixtus
Mildred Jv
L. W. Powers
W. Elerman St
Syracuse
Canyon Passage
Oregon
Hkachel Garrett
Wenteler
Uni- Miss Garrett Versus
Pictures
Amy
Miss Garrett
SOFP
Loretta Livingston
Ashworth Pl
Syracuse University
School of Nursing
Livingston
Arrian Huntington
Louis Mickernell
Meimnorial Hospital
Louls Brookins
Wyoming St
Rochester
Thomas E. Dewey
Brookins
Helen Caputo
Motorists Fined in Speeding and Driving Offense List
Judge Truman H. Preston fines Chester G. Nall 100 for driving 40 in a 20 zone and revokes license, marking a second speeding offense. Arthur F. Da Rin pays 75 for reckless driving with license revoked until Sept 1. Other motorists face a total 125 in fines including Harold R. Hamel speeding, Lawrence Simmons red light, Oliver Nash reckless driving, Arthur E. Jamesville no brakes, Fred Howlinger failure to change address, Maubrie Grimble improper turn, Mahipal Robert overloading, and Francis Bish rough packing penalties.
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Truman H. Preston
Chester G. Nall
Weatcott St
Colvin St
Nall
Arthur F. da Rin
Cumberland Av
Harold RO Hamel
Auburn
Lawrence Simmons
Marehan
Oliver Nash
Arthur E. Jamesville
Fred How
Latllan
Maubrie M. Grimble
Mahipal Robert
W Belden
Francis Bish
Nedrow
Bedspread Stolen From City Clothesline
Mrs Gertrude Crauch of 1636 State Street reported a white chenille bedspread valued at 15 dollars missing from her clothesline this morning after washing it Sunday. Patrolman Charles Dawson filed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Crauch
1636
State St
Charles Dawson
Kinney orders crackdown on gambling in Syracuse
Chief John A. Kinney directs all department heads and the vice squad to locate and shut down gambling spots in Syracuse. He cites numerous complaints about after hours activity and orders 3 A.M. closing for night spots, grills, clubs, and bars, with strict enforcement for those found operating. The drive also targets noise from juke boxes and after midnight revelry in hotels and apartment houses near venues.
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Syracuse
John A. Kinney
Kinney
Alcoholic Control Board
Atl
ABC
To Be Heard Directors of Hotel Syracuse Inc meet Tuesday noon
Directors of Hotel Syracuse Inc will meet Tuesday noon in the hotel to consider submitting to stockholders an offer of purchase of the real estate and other assets. Eric Will is president and P J Sullivan is chairman. It was reported recently an offer of purchase was made. The hotel cost about 5 1 2 million to equip and is mortgaged for 700000 with a 1200000 balance on a 1942 mortgage. The stock structure is 36000 preferred shares at 10 each and 70000 common shares. Bids for a sewage plant settling tank at 629 W Hiawatha Blvd will be advertised Tuesday at about 12500. Bids returnable Sept 9.
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Hotel Syracuse, Inc
Corporation
Eric Will
P. J. Sullivan
W. Hiawatha Blvd
George F. Waite
Gang of Boy Vandals Cause Heavy Farm Loss
A group of 12 youths ages 11 to 14 vandalized Otto Waters farm in Nichols ar causing heavy losses. They released a horse leading to its death on railroad tracks, killed a pig, poisoned chicken feed, and threw eggs and dead chickens around. They also pelted a New York Central passenger train, breaking windows and injuring a conductor. Two boys were arrested Sunday and implicated about 10 others.
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New York Central
Otto Waters
Nichols Ar
Waters
Ave
Tyson Pl.n. Midler Av
Nimitz and Kirk Receive Honorary Doctorates at SU
Syracuse University conferred Doctor of Laws honors on Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz and Charles Albert Kirk. Nimitz, born 1885 in Fredericksburg Texas, led the Pacific Fleet from Pearl Harbor, rising to Fleet Admiral in 1944. Kirk, an IBM executive, praised for leadership and lifelong self education, received the honorary degree for his business and civic contributions.
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Syracuse University
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Charles Albert Kirk
Fleet Adm
Chester William Nimitz
Texas
United States Navy
Lone Star State
Fredericksburg
Kerrville
Hillman
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Theodore Roosevelt
Pacific
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Atlantic Fleet
University of California
Nimitz
Bureau of ‘Navigation
Navy Department
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Fleet
University Senate
University of the State O
New York
Western Reserve University
International Business Machine Corp
Watson
Board of Trustees
University of the State of New York
Nimitz Addresses Syracuse Graduates On Life And Service
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz speaks at Syracuse University 84th commencement, urging graduates to value education, health, leadership, and human relations, and outlining postwar Navy plans to recruit officers from colleges and ROTC programs while stressing national security, unity, and the art of living in a global order. He praises veterans returning to civilian study and urges perseverance, responsibility, and service as key to success.
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Fleet Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Syracuse University
President Tolley
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Pacific
Naval Academy
Naval Service
United Nations Organization
America
Colleges of America
Telegrapher Finds Doll Not Maryanna’s in Philly Tale
New Berlin telegrapher D M Murray on the New York and Ontario and Western line found a doll with a printed face in a paper bag but says it is not Maryanna Dolan’s lost doll. The Philadelphia case involved a doll stolen from a 10 cent store and may not be the same item. Murray thanks readers for sympathy while noting the doll’s significance to a young girl.
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Maryanna
D. Murray
New York and Ontario and Western Railway Company
Maryanna Dolan
Philadelphia
Mr. Murray
Sidney
New Berlin
Nimitz Addresses Naval Academy Graduates
Admiral Nimitz urged graduates to build peace through education and cooperation, noteing the Navy’s need to draw on colleges for officer candidates. He advised health, strong human relations, and starting from scratch with no handicaps. He received an honorary degree alongside Charles A. Kirk as Tolley conferred. Dean Noble urged moral continuity beyond education and warned civilization risks if values lapse.
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Thal
Navy
Fleet
Naval Academy
Adm
Nimitz
Charles A. Kirk
International Business Machines Corp
William P.tolley
Noble
Dean Noble
Mayor Faces Busy Week On Budgets
Mayor Costello schedules a busy budgeting week with meetings with Syracuse Police Benevolent Association president Edward Ryan on pay requests. He will also confer with Police Chief Kinney, DPW budget officials, Traffic Court budget judge Preston, Health Commissioner Doust, and City Engineer Pitts on city budgets.
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Costello
Edward Ryan
Syracuse Police Benevolent Association
John A. Kinney
Charles E. Billion
Department of Public Works
Truman H. Preston
H Burton Doust
Nelson F. Pitts
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. K. Keefer
Gc.o.p
Women's Republican Club
Town of
Manlius
Florence Gondeck
Kirkville Rd
Syracuse Bowling Association
Onondagi
Upjohn Co
New York Telephone Co
Central
Onondaga
Building and
Phi
Hotel
Kiwania Club
New York Citizens’ Council
Cheas Club
Texas Oil Co
Burncuse
Peter Crowley
Dorothy Majesky
Ouderkirk-Campbell
Ongadaga
Frank J. Santoro
Brooklyn
Theresa MR. St. Angelo
Lemoyneau
Edward W. Wethje
Avon Ra
Lorraine
Gi. Cross
Stafford Av
John J. Paleticar
Rose M. Polifroni
Mattydale
C. Onane Seaman
Evelyn L. Hilton
Turtle St
Howard J. Kale Clhman A. Woods
Jamesville
Orson HH. Toles
Lele J. Bennett
North Byzacum
Mathew Kaminski
Dolores M. Sitkworth
Solvay
Walter BE. Clarry
Margaret BE. Bates
Harding
Samuch J. Plore
Cecilia Kolodakjczyk
Hawley Av
Thomas F. McAllister
Amelia c. Wright
Midland
Joseph M. Phelan
Irene M. Hyland
Frederick W. Lutey
Dorothy M. Tripp
R.D
Robert D. Payton
Marilyn R. Ehle
Hobart J. Dean, Jr
Marie ©. Pounders
Hixson At
Carmen
Delle Pave
Helen T. Drengel
Louis L. Kaater
Mary E. Blair
Clinton At
Horace J. Henderson
Phyllis BE. Park
Lafayette
Robert E. Davies
Harriette G. Ferguson
Manilas
Sranley
John T. Maloney
Mary KR. Welch
BK. Borden
Alex Cent
Mary Theo
Erle St
Dominick Procopio
Francer BF
Ware
Montgomery At
Chief Kinney
Fred Armstrong
Ray Hammn
Ninitz
Kirk
Hotel Syracuse
Sheaffer Dixon
Eversharp
Autopoint
Kirtlands
Salina St
HAW. Dewelr
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Zemo
Peterman
Firet Trust Bank
First Trust Deposit Company
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