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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1952
Page
18
Mrs. Morris Weiss of 134 Ashdale Ave collects bells to fill her Eastwood home with tinkle in every room. From a tiny Belgian boy bell given 15 years ago to 30 more pieces, her shelves display china silver gold and brass bells.
The Onondaga County School Boards Association issued a plea urging caution as schools reopen. It warned that when a school bus flashing red lights stop all traffic, and praised courteous drivers while advising parents to teach children bus safety for their lives.
Postmaster Myron J. Parkinson announced a commemorative stamp honoring newsboy deliverers. The purple horizontal stamp features a young newsboy with a torch and the motto Busy Boys Better Boys, recognizing community service by America's newspaper boys. First day covers will mail Oct. 4 to collectors who send money orders to Philadelphia.
Notting ham High School asks new students to register early to organize course programs. Principal Emmett P. Kane urged all students except those from Charles Andrews Edward Smith and Lincoln Schools to come at 10 A.M. Thursday for counselor guidance for the next school year.
The Syracuse public school system waives the requirement for new pupils to be vaccinated until the polio threat ends. Dr. William E. Ayling says children won’t need smallpox shots until about Nov 1. Schools follow State Health Commissioner Herman E. Hilleboe’s advice noting polio susceptibility for a month after vaccination.
AP News highlights stamp issues marking anniversaries and events. Iberian colonies issue stamps for Ferdinand and Isabella with varied designs. Ethiopia issues stamps for Emperor Haile Selassie’s 60th birthday. Vietnam releases air mail stamps. Western Germany issues Luther and Otto stamps. Japan Finland Yugoslavia also announce new releases. show details from philatelic events in New York.
Irving Des notes the 32 Sylvania Pets Are Fun contest shows 17 of 50 winners were under 16, led by 15 year old Robert Coughlin with a cat subject. The piece praises youths in photography, cites winners from Brooklyn Charleston Syracuse and New Jersey, and urges parents to nurture kids camera skills as a wholesome hobby with learning value.
Le Moyne College founded in 1946 by Simon Le Moyne is a six acre campus with a modern plant valued over 53000 and a student body above 1200. It offers bachelor degrees in liberal arts sciences business and industrial relations and provides pre-law pre medical and pre engineering routes. The college is Catholic and welcomes all races creeds and colors. Freshman admission is in September with applications due early.
Le Moyne College partners with St Josephs Hospital to provide a three year basic hospital training course taken at the hospital while academic classes occur on campus during day sessions. Qualified applicants should notify Le Moyne promptly of their enrollment intent for coop program.
A University of Cincinnati history professor uncovers six centuries of Genoese business records from Genoa Italy. The work shows early double entry bookkeeping around 1317 and reveals debts King Louis IV of France incurred for the crusades and Genoese bankers who bailed him out. Also notes on Richard the...
Traders rally after Marco Polo's voyage leading to heightened commerce with India and Cathay as markets reopen. High demand for spices and silks boosts import activity and regional exchange expands.
Pfc Peter Sakowicz 27, a former Polish Army veteran who fled the Soviet crackdown, says he fights for democracy in the United States. He recalls his family being taken to Siberia by Russian troops when he was 15 and his parents dying there amid their exile.
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