Competitive Selling Seen Back in 53
Henry H Heimann New York vice president of the National Association of Credit Men told about 200 Syracuse Association of Credit Men at a Hotel Syracuse dinner that business must prepare for a more competitive era. He urged organizing production and force to hold own when the next year brings strong competition and efficiency. He predicted a satisfactory year ahead with high industrial production and earnings similar to this year, though some dividend reductions may occur to preserve cash for operations. He noted potential excise tax shifts and argued decades of socialistic trends cannot be reversed quickly, expecting sounder fiscal policy under the new GOP administration and continued Social Security on a wiser base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Heimann
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Syracuse Association of Credit Men
Hotel
Syracuse
Heimann
United States
Hei 1Mann
Board of Education Silences Transfer Plea for Sumner Pupils
The Board of Education maintained silence on a plan to transfer about 660 Sumner School pupils to Nottingham High School amid mounting parent pressure. An open meeting is planned for Jan 12 at Nottingham School, with a formal report promised to clarify issues for each Sumner family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Sumner
Nottingham High School
Nottingham School
Iitude
Syracuse
William J. MicKay
Edgar T. Mengarelli
Sumner School
Nottingham
Nottingham Highe
2000 Attend Christmas Party at Syracuse China Plant
About 2000 employees gathered in Lincoln Auditorium for the Syracuse China Company annual Christmas party. President Richard H. Pass delivered a poem style message titled Joy Fully We Greet the Morrow, accompanied by music arranged by Margaret Kimball. The event featured circus acts and $8 door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse China Company
Lincoln Auditorium
Richard H. Pass
Margaret Kimball
Eichenlaub presses for city sewer plant plan
Councilman at large Marcelly A Eichenlaub said he will push the city to build its own sewage disposal plant if the County Public Works Commission cannot propose a workable plan by year’s end. He criticized delays and urged city control if it funds the majority of the project. The county has studied the issue since January 25, with eight plans under review and a full cost report promised before year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CETY
Nelson F. Pitts
David H. Patton
Sumner
Patton
Croton
Merrick
Marcelly
A. Eichenlaus
Lene
County Public Works Commission
County
Haristic Tise
County Commission
Syracuse
Nine year old hurt as bike hits car in Liverpool
A nine year old boy from North Syracuse sustained a concussion after riding his bicycle into the side of a car driven by Richard Tarfe y on Buckley Road Beechwood Avenue in Liverpool. He was treated at Onondaga General Hospital left ear laceration and a blood blister on the head. The accident occurred shortly before 6 PM and deputies Henry Coughlin and Andrew Hoffman provided first aid before the ambulance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Syracuse
Liverpool
Sheriff's Deputies
Richard Lovezak
Gray‘ Av
Onondaga General Hospital
Richard
Beechwood
Tarfey
Buckley Rd
Beechwood Av
Sheriff's
Henry Coughlin
Andrew Hoffman
Syracuse
Tompkins County Memorial Hospital
Panel truck crash injures Stanley D. Cohen near Slaterville
Seven deputies report a panel truck driven by Stanley D. Cohen left the highway skidded on an icy curve one and a half miles south of Slaterville yesterday. Cohen suffered rib fractures facial concussion shoulder and right knee injuries with a possible liver rupture and is listed in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley D. Cohen
Roosevet al
Sheriff's Deputies
Cohen
Slaterville
A. BM
Yesterda
Boy seeks return of dog Sandy for Christmas
A nine year old pupil at Le Moyne School Bruce Glahn of 119 Aunts Path asks for the return of his four month old mongrel puppy Sandy lost since Sunday. The light brown dog with black markings on nose and ears and four white feet is a Christmas gift from his parents George B. Glahn. He and his sister Nancy Lee hope someone can locate the pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Sidelsboy
Sandy
Bruce Glahn
LeMoyne School
George B. Glahn
D Bruce
Nancy Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
G.O.P
U. S. Shipping Board
NRA
The
Department of Commerce
Pinot
Eugene Walrath
Syracuse Credit Group
Roderic M. Wilder
Newton D. Bartle
Mengeralli
Ben Greenwald F
Percy M. Hughes
Erna Bowes
Veronica Dawson
Harry Marley
Hin Boner
John C. Donohue
Vocational
Eliot Birnbaum
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
U Supreme Court
Chum
Philep Laflair
Udden Jane
St. Joseph's Hospital
Stillers Corp
N. Y
Colley
Aes
Eichenlaub
Glove Factory
West Fayette and
Clinton Streets
Santa
Christ
Tripper
Ladies’ Wardrobe
South Salina
East Jefferson ST
Auburn
Futton
Oswego
Utica
Ithaca
Rome
Watertown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!