Action Urged To Halt Lake Pollution
The Civic Development Committee discussed Onondaga Lake pollution at a public library session. A 10- page Junior Chamber report urged united action, with George W. Crege calling for definite steps and broad municipal cooperation. The group criticized sewage disposal and lake discharges, and noted progress in social services and a planned Catholic institution. The committee was established by Mayor Costello for community development.
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Onondaga Lake
Civic Development Committee
Chamber of
Mdi
Crece
Royal L. O'Day
Council of Social Agencies
House of Providence
St. Vitcent’s Asylum
Eileen Andreus
Pelicr
Bureaus
Sarr Sory
L. C. Dillenba
Frank J. Costello
Spain Topic InMockUN Admission Debate At Center
A two day international liaison period concluded at the center with college students representing nations for UN topics under review. Syracuse University's International Relations Club sends delegates and security team members include Mrs Marjorie Rieck, Taoma, Gabriel, Aan and William as the study work party operates.
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Feanen
Arene Gas
Paren Central ‘Om
Syracuse: University
Tnternashoral Relations Club
Caina
Security Cou Ns
Marjorie Rieck Taoma
Gabriel
Aan
William
Studenss Mork Catlee
Starlighters Head to Pulaski Bazaar Benefit
The Siamunian would, a Syracuse group of entertainers who perform without pay at charity events, will appear for a right at the County Fair Benefit Bazaar in Pulaski.
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Syracuse
Pulaski
Local Council Meeting Includes Probation Review and Charity Event
A Syracuse based council meeting set for Wednesday December at 8 PM will address probation for five years for Edward Tumolo and oversee proceeds directed to an orphanage. The event features dancing, music, and entertainment led by Harry DiMicco at 500 N Townsend Street and 613 Syracuse venue.
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AIG Muslaly
Onondaga County
Couns Indze
Edward A. Tumolo
Cil
Oswego
N. Townsend St
Harry DiMicco
Yester
Lion Inc
Syracuse
Nalf-Hour
Leo W.kemper
Breed
Tumolo
Cerebrand
Oe Vincenz Carbone
Eight Syracuse Boy Scouts Receive Eagle Awards
Eight Syracuse Boy Scouts earned Eagle Scout honors during a Bufalo Bal District Court of Honor at Roosevelt Junior High Auditorium. Recipients include Rudy Graf, Donald Ives, Jack Wills, Clyde Tiffany, Joseph Ontko, Thomas Havill, Walter Layers Jr, and Walter J Burns. life scout awards went to Robert Jayward and Sandy Stewart. star and district awards were announced by local church and council leaders.
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Alnie Flatters
Lower
Fy Roosevelt
Clallers
Aes Ives
Walter Meynrs
Thomas Mavili
Indyiraf
Will
Walter J. Burs
Clyro Mina
Senubduyeph Guiko
Ebure
Mare
EIGUT
Syracuse
BOY Scouts
Roosevelt Junior High
Rudy Graf
Erwin Methodist Church
Donald Ives
South Presbyterian Church
Jack Wills
Nottingam High School
Clyde Tiffany Tit
Joseph A. Ontko
Onondaga Valley Academy
Thomas Havill
Walter Layers, Jr
John T. Roberts Fathers' Club
Wajels Re J. Burns
St Jamies Cattione
Hureh
Alan d. Flattery
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts|n America
William Forth
J. Edward Hamilton
Robert, Graf
Edward Moore
Richard Stegeman
Robert Slone
Erwin Methodist
Donald Cortright
Walter Cortright
Roger Disinger
Calvary Baptist Church
Donald Eaton
Jack Tierrick
Slant Litz
Robert Mev Laughlin
Eugene Kanlan
Lawrence Riv
Fire Escapes In Wing Of Occupied Building
A fire at a free-stony brick building at 10712 Hickory St damaged the south wing around 8:30 A.M. It started in the first floor hallway and spread to upper floors. Occupants Mrs. Arthur Fairchild and seven children and Mr and Mrs Harry Confer and their six children escaped unharmed. firefighters controlled the blaze. Building owner listed as a hospital and deemed condemned. investigation by Patrolman Richard Haley ongoing.
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South Wink
Hickory St
Arthur Fairchild
Hoy
Harry Confer
Mail service expansion to Germany and Palestine announced
Myron Parkinson today announced expanded mail service to Germany and Palestine and opening shipments to Israel. Ordinary and registered small packets, letter packages with merchandise, and ordinary parcel posts will be accepted, with cartons marked to show imports are authorized by regulations.
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Sosimarfer Myron
Tervice
Germany
Palestine
Payer
Naitd
Centennial Church Notes at Canina Baptist Church Service
An audience of about 250 gathered for a centennial service at Canina Baptist Church. After the program, two 250 page volumes were presented to Rev. Roger K. Powell by deacons, with the books displayed at the church on Colvin Street.
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Canina
John W. Barry
James M. Barry
W. Colvin St
John J. Baker
Jett
United States
Ger
Manlius Baptist Church
Mans
European Constabulary
George D. ‘Tasilor
Nel Pvt
Barry
Ashby
Benjamin B. Shave Waining
Fort Dix
N. J
Helbur Lalone
Edwin K
St. Anthony and
Monroe
Schoors
Forsythe Group Lists 2200 From Forsythe
Assemblyman Clint Horn eythe of Syracuse contributed to the campaign, with figures showing overall receipts and expenses. Across parties and tickets, committees reported totals and deficits, including Texas campaign spending and various unions and coalitions. Notably, Henry A. Wallace supporters, labor groups, and other organizations filed receipts and expenditures through late October to November. Contributions from John A. Ritchie and Benjamin Weintraub, both of New York, were listed at 2509 each.
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Clint Horny Eythe
Syracuse
Washington
Crremnisi
Wits
Wits, Yet. His, Dae Nvoat Escuenlye In. Hishorye
Inroughout the Nation
iMayor
Thomas T. Kenney
New York State
Grap
Wiliam B. Stark
Onondaga County
TEXAS
Golp Neko
Tng
Texas Committee
Vite Marcantonio
York
American Labor Party
New Congress
C. I. O Fie and Leather Workers Committee
Wallace
National Executive Committee
Socialist Labor Party
Atlors and Write’s
Dewey-Warren
John A. Ritchie
Benjamin Weintraub
New York
Iron Curtain Called Sieve By Professor
Dr Warren B Walsh a Syracuse University history professor addressed the Myen Club at Park Central Presbyterian Church. He argued that the Soviet Union uses labor control and propaganda, warned of potential Soviet advances, and described unemployment in Russia as system driven by state power and labor passports. He disputed claims of democracy and free enterprise in Russia and cited past global aid as key to survival.
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United States
Russia
Warren B. Walsh
Park Central Presbyterian Church
Dr. Walsh
Rision
Syracuse Unieversity
Anat
America
United States Department of Kidie
Stdlina
Lenktersa
Eliies
Walsh
Corld
Vane
Eastwood Business Meet Sets Liquor License Suspension
Eastwood business group will meet Monday at 7 30 PM at Obrien s Clothes to discuss liquor license suspension announced by Roseann Hirshman president of Eastwood Liquor Distributors at 726 Erie Blvd The suspension applies from December 20 to December 20 and affects parking facilities across town with further advertising to follow.
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Mau Auiasce
Eastwood
Asnock Sales, Inc
O'Brien
Jamasst
Northay
Ftoday
Sidney Hirshman
Erie Blvd
Jtrom
Israel Ties Clarified by American Judaism Leader
Rabbi Benjamin Friedman at Temple Sueiely Concord said American Jews share ethnic ties with Israelis but remain politically American. He urged Zionist groups to shift from political aims to cultural and charitable work while Israel develops its own political life. The talk emphasized loyalty to the United States and a focus on domestic issues.
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She Sutto
Irael
Temple Sueiely
Concord
Benjamin Friedman
Israel
United States
Sie
Zionist Organzation of
America
Trains End Utica Stop Amid Service Changes
Utica passenger service faces cutbacks as three trains are discontinued and a fourth is combined with another. Officials cite operational adjustments by New York Central, with trains 49 and 218 affected and the Pacemaker service to be merged with Commodore Vanderhill, altering Utica departures.
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Rifenive
New York Central
Utica
Josenn V. Essel
Jonving Union al Geet
Easthoune Len
Hound
Air Seneca
Hachenter
New York
Vanderhill
Chicago
Ten Pupils Accused in School Window Damage Case
Lt. Leon Burchard reports ten pupils from Gera and Porter Junior High Schools arrested over two incidents. The vandalism totaled about 175 dollars in windows damaged by rocks and air rifles. A plan for a school reward system to curb vandalism was proposed at a principals meeting.
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Sehionls
T. Pallon
Leon Burchard
Crime Prevention Bureau
Gera
Porter
Savage
Burchard
Lolds
Patton
City Coast Guard League chartered in Syracuse chapter
The United States Coast Guard League grants Syracuse Chapter 927 a charter at the Syracuse Kemper building. Nicholas B Valentine Jr is elected best commander, with Donald H Chapman as senior vice commander, and Frank T Ventre and Nicholas Valentine Sr among others elected. A banquet and smoke were planned. The league aims to preserve Coast Guard traditions, support current and former members, promote citizenship duties, honor fallen members, and uphold freedom and democracy.
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Harter
United States Coast Guard League
Vei’ Syns
Coast
Syracuse- Kemper
Nicholas B Valentine, Jr
Donald H. Chapman
Frank T. Ventre
Nicholas §. Valentine
Coast Guard
U. S. Gaass Guard
America
League
Three Injured In Overnight Car Crashes
Three people were injured in two overnight accidents near Baldwintville and Solvay. Phomag J Kunsworthy, 20, of 224 Bonehad Solvay, and Georgia Bull, 18, of 968 State Faircivd Solvay, were hurt when their car struck a telephone pole on Route Y1 after attempting a right turn. Deputy Reardon and Deputy Hayford investigated, noting head and facial lacerations and chin injuries. A separate crash injured Nellie IKL iRK Semples and Richard GE.stahdall, ages 29 and 18 Parkay, when a car left the roadway and struck a ditch after the steering failed.
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Sheriff's Arce
Phomag J. Kunsworthy
Bonehad
Solvay
Georgia Bull
State Faircivd Solvay
Thay
Stahdall
Ims Cay
Iches
Haniel
Alexander Seeley
Seeley
Rallies for Christ Slated By Youth
The Pirot Baptist Church announces Youth Rallies with Rev. David Williams as speaker and Rufus Phipps as songleader. Today’s meeting features special music, a song service, and testimonies as youths from all churches are welcomed.
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Rallies For Christ
Pirot Baptist Church
David Wiliams
Rufus Phipps
Ail
Curtain to Rise at Salina School Dedication
The gifting Mothers' Club funds the curtain unveiling by the Children of Nvery Crede and the suboo orchestra. A dedication program is planned for Pa day with invited guests and a Bible reading.
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Nvery Crede
Suboo
Ima
Salina
Mothers' Club
Tesday
Ther
VOIE Auxiliary Installs Heads at Salisa Entraction
The VOIE Auxiliary held an installation for newly elected officers on Thursday night at Dari Restaurant. Outgoing officers received gifts. New officers: Joseph Lamar president, Nellie Vel ti vice president, Loui Amato treasurer, Sleva Buffan corresponding secretary, Mary Mascate sergeant-at-arms, George Musti mistress. A $500 contribution from VOIE and its auxiliary was announced to aid hungry and homeless children of Europe.
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Lautlest
Salisa
VOLE
Europe
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Syracuse Boy Scouts
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Patrolmant
Richard Haley
Investgate
Wieting-Johnson Memorial Hospital
Clein Theater
Joshua Lodge
Forsythe
Eastwood Business
Coast Guard League
U. S, Coast Guard League
Donald Chapman
Nicholas S
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Nicholas
Bear
William WF. Smith
Teving Woodles
Vincent Kardes
Hoan Meyer
William Heugessy
T Marey Supder
U.S
Duxope
Palestina
Hare
Wittig
Galion
ICE Cream CO. S$ Syracuse Stores
VOIE
S. Saliva
Winter
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Galton
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