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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1952
Page
20
Famed Woman Doctor Builds Hackney Pony Dynasty
Dr. Elise Strang L'Esperance, renowned physician once hailed among the world’s top women doctors, now headlines as a premier hackney pony breeder at the New York State Fair. Her Pilham Manor stables have captured seven trophies this season with Cas'sillis Glenn Marvel earning seven more in the past year. She credits a strong manager James Byrne and notes this marks her third year at the State Fair and fifth summer show circuit travel. She helped establish a pioneering cancer detection clinic model funded with 150000 by her family, later expanding to nearly 30 clinics worldwide. Her career spans landmark cancer work and multiple top honors from Geneva College and the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise L’ Esperance
Elise Strang L’esperance
New York
Aleady
Cas‘sillis
Glenn Marvel
Mischief
James Byrne
L'Esperance
Medical College
New York Infirmary For Women and Children
James Ewing
Ewing
New York City
New York Infirmary
U. S. Public Health Association
Geneva College
Women’s Medical College of Philadelphia
American Cancer Society
Clement Cleveland
Oneida Team Wins FFA Fair Contest at State Fair
Charles Ainken of Holland Patent state FFA president led an Oneida County team to top honors in a four event FFA contest at the 106th State Fair. Members Raymond Colhbaite Whitesboro and Walter Lauber Westmoreland joined Ainken to win 73 dollars.
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Charles Ainken
Holland Patent
Future Farmers of America
Oneida
Ainken
Raymond Colhwaite
Whitesboro
Walter Lauber
Westmoreland
F.F.A
State Fair Ground
No Labor Day Mail Deliveries Planned
Postmaster Myron J. Parkinson announced that today and tomorrow no regular letter carrier or parcel post deliveries will be made due to Labor Day. Special delivery, lock boxes, and internal mail pickup will continue under holiday schedules.
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Myron J. Parkinson
Parkinson
Gulfstream Park Next Year Meet Opens March 4
Gulfstream Park announces the next meeting will open March 4 and run through April 21. Officials plan reduced schedules and prize money adjustments for the season.
Fair Queen Collapses After Exhaustive State Fair Tour
The State Fair Queen Marlene Seme, seventeen, collapsed late afternoon after a long day touring exhibits in spike heels and greeting crowds. She was taken for rest as her schedule included Indian Village, luncheon, fashion show, tea, receptions, dinner, coronation, and the evening horse show.
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Marlene Seme
Marlene
Judge Voids Suit Over Gridley Stock Case
Supreme Court Justice Abram Zoller grants dismissal in the Gridley Building Inc dispute. Original suit by O Gates Gridley seeks reversal of six shares issued to Russell Laragh as part of a bid for control. Court finds Laragh provided valuable services, no unlawful conspiracy shown, and stock issuance not unlawful.
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Supreme Court
Abram Zoller
Cridler
Pete
O. Gates Gridiey
Gridley Building, Inc
Larach
Aireeters
Larach i Premeér
Ce Idley Heire
Gridley
Clinttonay
Laragh
Gates Gridley
Justice Zoller
Leragh J
Lincoln National Bank
Gridley Building
Mortsage
Sarah
Lilian Gridley
New York
Chicago
Laragh’s Isnares
Russell Laragh
Clgar
Misconduct Count Denied In Police Court Plea
Kenneth Buckland of Oswego pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct at arraignment. Bail set at 500 dollars property or 250 cash. Buckland and Celia Smith faced additional traffic charges. Smith fined 25 dollars each for driving without a license and for failing to have the car under control. Smith appeared in Traffic Court. Buckland disputed who operated the vehicle during the crash at Ballantyne and Midland avenues. The case involving Laragh and stock action was dismissed after the judge ruled estoppel.
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Truman H. Preston
Bucklang
Celia Smith
Midland Av
Robert Gaurnier
Ballantyne Rd
Smith
Gaurnier
David Mathewson
Parkside Av
Atom Smasher Exhibit Ignites Fair Crowd
At the State Fair the American Museum of Atomic Energy displays a Van de Graaff atom smasher with a staccato hair-raising effect when exposed to 50 electron volts. Visitors can place dimes in a model pile to trigger a brief Geiger counter, and a Norden Bombsight model offers a bombardier view of Hiroshima. The exhibit, costing about 120,000 to 200,000 dollars to assemble, is led by William E. Duff of Oak Ridge.
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pont hurt @ Bi
American Museum of Atomic Energ
Oak Ridge, Tenn
van de Graaff
Hiroshima
Norden
Ois
William, E. Duff
Oak Ridge Museum
East Side Apartments Ready Oct 15 With 310 Units
Springfield DeWitt Gardens Inc opens the East Side project featuring 310 garden type apartments on 20 acres overlooking Le Moyne College. Milton Drexler directs construction as seven playgrounds and extensive landscaping accompany coin laundries and individual storage. Rentals range 79 to 167 dollars monthly with electric kitchens and cross ventilation. Public viewings Sunday noon to 6 pm.
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Springfield DeWitt Gardens, Inc
le Moyne College
Salina Si
Erial
Solvay Driver Injured In Route 1 Crash
A Solvay truck driver with Ward Baking plunged his tractor-trailer off Route 1 colliding with six trees near Adams Center. He was tossed onto the pavement with severe head injuries. the cab was demolished. State Police reported.
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Solvay
Good Samaritan
Watertown
Als
U.S
Adams Center
Peter Lapchenko
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