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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1952

Page

4

Nomination of Gorman Gains Smooth Path to Supreme Court

The nomination of Court of Claims Judge Donald P. Gorman of Syracuse as the Republican candidate for Supreme Court Justice in the Fifth Judicial District appears nearly assured after unanimous endorsement by Onondaga County convention delegates. Gorman and other two Syracuse Justices were endorsed, with potential floor fights noted if Jefferson County rivals contest.

Court of Claims Donald P. Gorman Syracuse Supreme Court Fifth Judicial District Onondaga Onondaga Gorman Judge Gorman Ononcaga Herkimer County Carl W. Peterson Ilion Herkimer Jefferson County Milton A. Wiltse Oneida County Lewis County Oswego Nlot Gorman Clifford HM. Sears Francis du McCurn D. Page Morehouse Henry J. Kimball Watertown

Youth Hurt In Car Crash At Cicero Four Corners

ROY YOUNG, 22, of BR D J Phoenix, is in critical condition at Onondaga General Hospital after his eastbound Route 31 car collided with a southbound vehicle on Route 11 driven by Carl ton Clark, 23, of Pennellville. Clark had minor injuries. Trooper Richard Carver will continue the investigation to determine possible negligence.

Roy Young BR. D. J. Phoenix Onondaga General Hospital Four Corners Cicero Young Carlton Clark Pennellville Clark Richard Carver

Mrs McNab Likely To Head G O P Women’s Post

Mrs. McNab, National Federation first vice president, may be tapped to lead the G O P Women’s group. The biennial convention to pick a president is in St Louis in Sept 1920. The New York Federation elected delegates Norma W. Stone Frank Terry and Anthony S. Picardi.

Albany National Federation Walter Scott McNab Schenectady National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs St. Louis McNab New York Robert Low Bacon Everett H. Dirksen U. S Illinois Katherine Kennedy Brown Ohio Carroll D. Kearns Pennsylvania NEW York State Federation Hotel Ten Eyck Norma W. Stone Frank Terry Anthony S. Picardi Onondaga County Kenneth A. Power Rochester America Eisenhower Oswald D. Heck U.S Irving M. Ives Oswald B. Lord Citizens For Eisenhower-Nixon Jane H. Todd State Federation

Mount Pleasant Home Bureau Teas Thursday Meeting

The Mount Pleasant Home Bureau invites members and prospective members to a tea Thursday at 7 30 P M in Grange Hall. Plans for the coming year will be discussed and attendees are urged to join.

Home Bureau Fulton Mount Pleasant

Hearing Sept 12 On Weapons Charge

WILLIAM S. WEST Jr of Beach rd Town of Cicero was ordered to appear Sept 12 for arraignment before Justice John Kolb in Cicero. He was released on 1000 bail after arrest on a warrant charging illegal possession of a concealed weapon. A blackjack was found in the auto after Deputy James Roche stopped him Aug 1. West did not appear as ordered. deputies had searched for him until yesterday.

William S. West, Jr Beach Rd Cicero John Kolb West Sheriff’s James Roche Roche Sheriff's

Legionnaires Welcome National Champion Chorus to Syracuse Tomorrow

A 500 strong American Legion delegation will greet Post 41 chorus, winner of the National Championship Legion Chorus, on arrival in Syracuse from New York City. Captain George Kalvin will lead the welcoming committee at the police station and escort the chorus to Post 41 headquarters. Edward C. Stevens heads arrangements with Mayor Corcoran and City officials. The parade route runs from the station to Washington Street and Clinton Street, ending at the Legion post headquarters. Local officials including Mayor Corcoran and John Evans, Post 41 manager, participate with county commander Alben Martin in the events.

American Legion Post 41 Chorus New York City Syracuse J Ae Wat Pera Ee New York Central George Kalvin Police Department I Int Emton Si Robert Mack Corcorn

Syracuse Post Chorus Defends Title at National Convention

Vincent Orcutt represents the county 40 and 5 Society with Bruce Gilbert as president of the chorus and Frank Kakanson as director. The Post 41 chorus led a New York City parade for the American Legion convention, competing against Milwaukee Sioux Falls Anderson and Milville, with a Syracuse Post appearance on Ed Sullivan.

Vincent T.orcutt Bruce Gilbert Frank Kakanson New York City Syracuse Post Post 41 Milwaukee Wis Anderson, Ind Sioux Falls S. C Milville

Visions of Roses Exhibit at State Fair

The Annual Roses exhibit by the International National Commercial Rose Growers Association will display 4,000 roses at the state fair. It is planned and executed by Marc Cathey and Dick Imigennen of the Cornell Horticultural School.

National Commercial Rose Growers’ Association Marc Cathey Dick Imigennen Cornell Horticultural School

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