Certificates of loyalty awarded at LeMoine College event
Representatives of labor and management and teachers received loyalty certificates at the LeMoine College School of Industrial Relations ceremony. Sixty two recipients were honored as the audience enjoyed a formal program with remarks by the Very Rev William Scinaert. The event included a dinner, musical solos, and greetings from student representatives Doris LeFever and William Hourigan.
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LeMoine College Screel of Industrial Relations
William J Scinaert
James Sr
Doris LeFever
William F. Hourigan
Milia Langan
Jahn Trepa
Rupert Baskin
Jamies M. Zossomando
Boot and Buskin’ Dramatic Guild
LeMoine College
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James J. Carroll
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William J. Sellacuth
James 3. Murphy
Crucible Steel
Richard M
Bart Moran
APC Clubs to Hold Yule Supper and Bazaar
A Christmas bazar and supper sponsored by the 1st District Cives of the American Pension Committee Inc will be held tomorrow in the APC assembly hall 220 EB Washington St. The bazar opens at 3 PM, supper at 3 30 and an entertainment program will begin. Cicero club will be represented.
Temple Belly Israel Dinner Dance Plans Finalized
Plans for the Temple Belly Israel annual installation dinner dance are complete for Sunday at 6:30 PM in the Temple Social Hall. The event features cooperation among temple groups, including the Men's Club Sisterhood and Ladies Auxiliaries, with violin selections by Lee Phillips and an address by Rabbi Levi Cassel.
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Lee Phillips
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Dog Kills Three Turkeys In Spit Rocke Gulch
A St. Bernard owned by Harold Dotsworth killed three turkeys in Spit Rocke Gulch. Deputy sheriffs Andrew Ioffman and Henry Coushtien investigated. Dotsworth did not renew a dog quarantine and planned to keep the dog at home. He proposed a settlement with Graham who valued the turkeys at $30.
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ST. Bernard
Harold Dotsworth
Spit Rocke Gulch
Joseph Gratan
Turkey
Hill Educators Parley in New York City Opens
NEA hosts a regional higher education conference in New York City with Dean Joseph Wick and Prof. Raymond S. Crossman among attendees. Closing luncheon will feature summation reports and addresses by Benjamin Fine of the New York Times and J. D. Waltrams from the department of higher education.
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Flag Gift To Brownie Troop At Eastwood Legion
An Amerrigan Plaq gift presented at Eastwood American Legion Post 1278 to Brownie Troop 1 of Eastwood Baptist Church during a Legion meeting last night. Commander Robert MacNamara delivered the flag to troop leaders Mrs John Cavin and Mrs Randall Dawns amid a regular Legion business session.
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Eastwood American Legion
Europe’s Clothing Need Is Told
Mrs. Ele anor Clarke of Philadelphia, assistant executive secretary of the American Erieniis Service Commit, tells of children going to school without shoes and lacking adequate clothing in cold weather, highlighting the humanitarian appeal.
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Fire department units respond to false alarm in Syracuse
Five fire vehicles answered a false alarm in Syracuse as Mrs. Clarke raised clothing needs for relief. the event involved Central European apparatus and Delaware Sabine countries, with officials including District Chief Emmett Morgan and a Syracuse University committee.
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Syracuse
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