Syracuse Events Highlight Academic and Community News
Dr Hardy L Shirley Assistant dean returns from Washington where he served on a National Research Council committee screening Fulbright awards. Curator William Gallipeau speaks on Early French Influence in Central New York at Onondaga Historical Association. Clarkson College alumnus Maeck and alumni president George Peck speak at Syracuse section meeting. Pi Omega honors planning a Christmas party at YWCA with Shirley Gottleb Barbara Could Ruth Mass coordinating. Voters of Hehan Extraction to meet at Foresters Hall. Bahais of Syracuse hear Alfred B Reed speak on The Promise of All Ages. Solvay Polish Club elects Stanley Chorazy president and sets goal to double membership.
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Hardy L. Shirley
State University College of Forestry
Washington
National Research Conncal
Europe
William Gallipeau
New York
Onondaga Historical Association
William T. Maeck
Clarkson College
Potsdam
George Peck
Syracuse
Drummins
Pi Omicron
Valley High School
Charles Calkin
Shirley Gottleb
Barbara Could
Ruth Mass
Harry Olsen
Robert Dwyer
S.A.R. Names Historian and Upcoming Syracuse Lecture
The Syracuse Chapter Sons of the American Revolution names Stanley M. Gifford historian replacing the late May. The group plans a luncheon at the Y.M.G.A. with Brig. Gen. Tom Rives as speaker on various affairs. Delegates Glenn A. Wood and others attend the western conference in Buffalo. A committee arranges the February George Washington birthday dinner observance.
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Harry C. Durston
Stanley M. Gifford
Omrondaen Historical Association
Syracuse
Sons of the American Revolution
S.A.R
Y.M.G.A
Tom Rives
General Electric Co
Glenn A. Wood
Harry Barbat
Raymond Haun
Charles P. Moise
Buffalo
Bernard Mr. Mitchell
Newton King
M. Iawn
Ex-Syracusan Named Customer Accounting Manager
Albany AP report says Howard M. Currey formerly of Syracuse is appointed customer accounting manager for Niagara Mohawk Power Corp's eastern division. His headquarters will be in Albany. Currey succeeds Arthur G. Burnett who resigned to take a position in Rio de Janeiro.
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Albany
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Howard M. Currey
Syracuse
Currey
Arthur G. Burnett
Rio de Janeiro
New Water Line to Go Into Service
Beginning Wednesday the city's water intake from Skaneateles Lake will be increased by 3,000,000 gallons daily. City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts said an 8,500 foot section of Syracuse's third conduit will be put into service that day. The project began last April at a cost of about $300,000. With the added flow the total supply after Wednesday will be 53,000,000 gallons daily. The new section extends from the Geddes gate house beyond Fairmount to Andrews gate house at Fayrd. It is a 48 inch steel pipe and it is both lined and covered with concrete.
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Skaneatelés Lake
Nelson F. Pitts
Syracuse
Skanejateles
Geddes Gate House
Fairmount
Andrews Gate House
Fayrd
Charles W. Joyce
Rochester
A.E.S.P
Lydia Cochrane
Batavia
Mabel Maynard
Utica
Olive McCulloch
Gloversville
Gladys M. Herbert
Huntington School
Fred L. Pitts
Croton School
Welby Hensinger Fisher
Dr. Fisher
Asia
Fisher
Pension Club Plans Week in 36th District Activities
Miss Martha Smith publicity chairman outlines a week schedule for the American Pension Club in the 36th Congressional District. Meetings include boards and clubs at 220 E Washington St with times 745 P.M. and 8 P.M. plus a special games party on Saturday at 8:30 P.M.
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American Pension Club
Martha Smith
Congressional ‘District Board of Directors
Congressional Board of Directors
E. Washington St
Ap.a. Club No
Washington St
A.P.C. Club
A.P.C
P.M
Thomas Salomey
Shonnard St
At & P.M
Ap.c. Club No. 5
Shennard St
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Rochester
Marriage licenses issued include James P. Bennett IGS and Julia J. Doty of Rochester and Artis Bmith with Leona M. Price, along with Herbert W. Sennett and Aybelle A. Mauro. Additional names: Frank Taylor Rose Edwards Seymour Gerber Audrey M. Shapero and addresses in multiple streets.
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James P. Bennett
IGS
Crouseav
Julia J. Doty
Rochester
Births: numerous November additions to area families
List of births across several towns with parents names and addresses including Nov. dates. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Noel E. Fickok North Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Piper Mir. and Mrs. Clifford R. Hudson in Jamesville and Cazenovia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Byrne DeWitt. and multiple other families in East Syracuse, Syracuse, Clay, Jamesville, and nearby locales.
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John A, Prototes
Mary A. Jones
Rile
Noel E
Fickok
Flossie E. Scott
North Syracuse
Mir
Lawrence G. Piper
Florence IM. Gould
Henry St
Clifford R. Hudson
Jane D. Shafer
Kelloer St
Joseph R. Demerski
Bellevue Av
Edwin R. West
Otergo
Myre
George R. May
Marilyn B
Jamesville
Meredith Grant
Barbara
Linvd
R. Jonnsary
Margaret Kruger
Fair Haven
Leet
Farker
Shirley L. Rockwell Craig Si
Arthur R. Boiniantt
Jane Favettorit
Mies
Gien J. Gitere
Bevery
Christopher J. Vrieht
Laurence ER. VanHom
Syracuse
B.D
Adolph Rehurek
Elias Asisworth
Haight Acts as Mayor For A Week In City Hall
President Alfred W. Haight serves as acting mayor while Mayor Corcoran is in Washington. He plans to focus mornings on municipal problems and urges department heads to cooperate with a nonpartisan tax committee addressing the city’s fiscal crisis. A fire department study and a $240,000 federal loan for sewage disposal plans are also in progress.
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Morell Brewster
Clarence M. Oswald
Fire Department
Wiliam J. Connelly
Corcoran
Public Works Department
Frank F. Harmon
fifteen early birds line up for 1951 plate sale
At 8:30 A.M. the Motor Vehicles Bureau saw 15 people waiting to buy 1951 plates the first day of sale. Bureau head Meyer Prowda noted motorists may use old plates until December 31 and must have new plates by January 31. This year two plates are issued with black numbers on an orange background.
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Motor Vehicles Bureau
Meyer. Prowda
Peace effort urged by Syracuse professor at breakfast
Prof. Donald Bishop of Syracuse University urged an all-out peace effort at the Advent Corporate Communion breakfast of the Episcopal Church of the Saviour. He warned that full peace may no longer be possible and urged exploring all peace options in the Far East before committing to any single place. Laymen from several Episcopal churches attended, with guest speakers and lay leader remarks.
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Donald Bishop
Syracuse University
Advent
Episcopal Church of the Saviour
United States
Far East
Man Admits Attack on Young Girl
William Herman, 57, of 514 E Washington, pleaded guilty in County Court to assault in the second degree and attempted rape in the first degree for attacking the eight year old daughter of a Syracuse policeman in a church basement. He was held for sentencing on Dec 18 after the judge accepted the pleas. Another man Edward Keith, 36, of 135 Green St, and Mariano Lascudia, 43, of 107 Tioga St, also pleaded guilty to separate charges and face sentences on Dec 11 and Dec 14 respectively. Raymond Steele, 43 alias Robert Susa, had his probation revoked and was ordered back to Attica for five to ten years on a felony count after arrest in a grand larceny case.
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William Herman
Washington St
Syracuse
Geddes St
Herman
Leo W. Breed
Edward E. Keith
Green, St
Mariano Lascudia
Tioga St
Breed
Raymond Steele
Robert Susa
Gilford St
Attica State
Steele
Fire, Police Widows Proposed as Guards
Corporation Counsel George L. Richardson suggested widows of firemen and policemen for school crossing guard posts. He noted pensions are state regulated, so city authority is limited. Voices from Sumner Mothers Club and Chamber of Commerce urged deputized guards or rehiring former guards to improve rush hour safety.
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Tuore
George L. Richardson
Corcoran
Sumner
Walter L. Fox
The
Chamber of Commerce
Readjustment Program For Schools Is Urged
Dr. Harry V. Grigon urged a public relations driven readjustment program for elementary schools. He spoke at the New York State Association of Elementary School Principals and outlined two action paths to mobilize research and use effective educational techniques. The conference also discussed pay raises, teacher recruitment, and facilities as core problems.
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State Association of Elementary School Principals
Raymond W. Arnold
Kenmore
Mary Lawton
Syracuse
Dudley C. Snyder
Valley Stream
Horace B. Myers
le Roy
Harry V. Grigon
New York State Association of
Hotel
Lyndon H. Strough
Rome
Strough
YWO
Dudley
Snyder
Horace EB. Myers
LeRoy
Fire Danger Increased For Christmas Season in Syracuse
Fire Chief William J. Connelly warns Syracuse homes face higher risk as Christmas trees, decorations, and candles enter households. He urges candle placement away from flammables, flameproofing fabrics, and using borax boric acid spray. The chief promotes fire prevention certificates as the best Christmas gift.
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Syracuse
Wiliam J. Connelly
Rev Firth Delivers Inaugural Sermon at Onondaga Valley Church
The Rev Richard W Firth preached the inaugural sermon at Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church urging focus on truth beauty and goodness and hope in darkness. He will be installed Wednesday December 113 succeeding Rev James A Glyer who resigned in April.
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Richard W. Firth
Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church
Youngstown
James A. Glyer
Inn Damaged by Fire in Nedrow Kitchen Ventilator
Fire damaged The Castle Inn in Nedrow early this morning when a ventilator fan motor in the kitchen overheated. Fire Chief Fred Glenn said the Nedrow Fire Department got the blaze under control and it did not spread to other parts of the two story wooden structure.
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Castle Inn
Nedrow
Fred Glenn
Pfc Jerome E Mason Wounded in Korea
The War Department announced Pfc Jerome E Mason 25 of Brewerton son of Mrs Cecil Mason was wounded while with the 1st Marine Division in Korea on Nat 28. Mason served in World War II with the Marines in the Pacific and received the Purple Heart for wounds on Saipan. He left Syracuse with the 10th Tank Battalion in October for duty in Japan and Korea.
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WAR Department
Jerome E. Mason
Brewerton
Cecil Mason
Korea
Mason
Pacific
Saipan
Syracuse
10Th Tank Battalion
Japan
Monopolies To Be Fought In Assembly
Upstate legislators plan a broad attack on monopolies in the upcoming session aimed at curbing big business absorption and restricting competition. Spokesmen accuse federal policy of harming small firms, noting a CAB decision that shifted a New York Montreal route to Trans-Canada Airlines, provoking bipartisan scrutiny.
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Albany
Upstate
New York State
Senate
Assembly
Republican Party
Colonial Airlines
New York
Toronto
Civ Aeronautics Board
Truman
Congress
Colonial
New York City
Montreal
Trans-Canada Airlines
Canada
Trans-Canada Route Mentioned in US-Canada Carrier Talks
The article notes that Trans-Canada was a major factor in Canada agreeing to authorize a route between New York and Toronto to a US carrier. It also references alleged monopolistic practices by large firms cited to upstate legislators, linking to the election’s message about safeguarding small business profitability.
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Trans-Canada
Canada
New York
Toronto
United States
Upstate
Republican Party
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Cedar St
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Soldiers and Sailors Monument
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