School Heads Elect Hagerty NYS Association President
Crede D. Hagerty of Snyder was elected president of the New York State Association of Elementary School Principals at the 23rd annual conference in Syracuse. He succeeds Jane Byrnes of Syracuse as officers named included vice presidents Percy Bruce Louise Rose and Richard Thiele. Hagerty is district principal Amherst District Snyder and a Buffalo suburb. He graduated from Buffalo State in 1939 and earned a master’s from Cornell in 1947.
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Crede D. Hagerty
Snyder
New York State Association of
Jane L. Byrnes
Syracuse
Salem Hyde School
Percy W. Bruce
Roslyn’ Heights
Louise Rose
Massena
Richard G. Thiele
Rochester
Hagerty
Amherst
Buffalo
Buffalo State Teachers College
Cornell University
Byrnes
A. J. Cross
Andrew D. Hall
University of Tennessee
National Edultation Association
Halt
Holt
Onondaga County to meter parking at new offices
An Onondaga County pupil who spent six months in New Zealand with the American Field Service returns tomorrow. The county plans to install a card system and automatic gates at the main county office parking lot, unlocking for visitors between 7 and 10 pm. County officials will clear a former lot site near the Main Department Building to create space for public use.
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Onondaga Valley Academy
New Zealand
Field Service
S. State
WSU
Montgomerie
Sonn
Williams
Robert G.j
Ciitton Willams
U.S. Coast Guard
Dawes Ave
Rochester
Robert Sollinger
Theibe
Syracuse
Tauranga
Hewit College
National Guard Armory
Malayan English Teacher to Observe Syracuse Schools
Malaya's Teh Teik Poh, head of Georgetown's English Language Department, will spend six weeks in Syracuse observing the city’s public schools. The 30 year old will visit from early January, meeting teachers and parent groups while also doing limited classroom teaching. The program is funded by the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare and the New York State Education Department.
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Aeacher
Malaya
Syracuse
Paul A. Miller
Teh Teik Poh
Georgetown
Poh
New York State
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
State Education Department
Teamsters Seek Public Support for Fair Play Day
About 300 of 300 truck drivers from Central New York joined 300 more at a New York City rally calling for public support of Teamsters efforts to expose alleged union corruption. Ernest Dela Mont led Local 317 Syracuse delegates at the Waldorf Astoria meeting, which aimed to back Hoffa’s presidency amid a court challenge alleging rigged elections.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Teamsters
James Hoffa
The
International Union
Man Falls From Ladder Injures Worker
A year-old man named Gidion Strano fell about six feet from a ladder while carrying roofing cement at 618 Butter Put Street. He was in fair condition at Cronse-Irving Hospital with a possible broken back. X-ray results were awaited to assess injuries. Patrolman Richard Wehner noted the ladder slipped as Strano climbed the roof.
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Cronse-Irving Hospital
Gidion Strano
Peter St
Richard Wehner
Strano
Butterput St
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