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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1950
Page
7
Upstate women plan winter supplies learning pickling jams preserves and sewing. The State Fair opens with events for Jane Doe and family as a Syracuse area Republican club confirms August activities and September girl gift event in Onondaga County with Mrs Wortley and Mrs Terry in key roles.
A New York City deputy commissioner attends the sixth biennial National Federation of Women s Republican Clubs at the Hotel Carter. Miss Todd is expected to attend the State Fair in Syracuse then travel to Saratoga for the Republican state convention.
The vice chairman of the County Committee Mrs. Norma W. Stone of Marcellus says the prize of some 20 women will be registered in Motel Beverly. They will leave for Saratoga next Tuesday by motor. The text also includes assorted quotations from Holmes George Ford Madox Ford and Rochefoucauld.
State Comptroller Frank Moore announces three staff aids appointed to the temporary State Commission on School Building Diversity. The action aims to support ongoing oversight of school construction programs and ensure equitable access across districts.
The 1950 Legislature examines the need for additional school facilities and methods to finance construction. Officials assess current capacity and future demand, aiming to secure funds and outline plans for expansion.
State Supreme Court Justice Isadore Bookstein refused to intervene in the case of eight New York City teachers suspended for refusing to state if they are or were Communists. He said he had no jurisdiction because the acting state education commissioner had already ruled on the appeal. The teachers sought to overturn the Board of Education's appointment of an outside examiner for departmental trials after suspensions on May 3 for insubordination and conduct unbecoming a teacher.
Patrolman Jack McGeehan on his beat in the business district found two small cars occupying a meter space and questioned whether the fee applies to a single small car or the meter area. He reviewed regulations but found no clear rule and hopes the issue won’t recur.
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