Costs Halt Work on S U Emergency Buildings
Syracuse University work on emergency buildings funded by state and federal aid has nearly stopped as costs exceed estimates. University official Hugh C. Gregg cites prohibitive costs and a chaotic building market, with a 10 story Sims Hall annex abandoned temporarily. A new budget will be proposed to the State Legislature, and the Sims annex may be completed by April if funding allows.
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Syracuse University
Hugh C. Gregg
Lo Sims’ Hall
Gregg
Comstock Av
Gress
Hilton Hotel Fire Safety Inspection In Syracuse
At the Hilton Hotel Harrizon and Montgomery streets Syracuse inspectors led by Richard H. Pass and Elmer Wentworth examined fire hoses and safety measures in the five story hostelry. Management pledged cooperation and noted hoses in corridors and lit fire exits. Hilton described the precaution as protection against repeats of Atlanta and Saskatoon disasters.
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Hilton
Harrizon
Montgomery Sls
Inkpecep
Richard’ H. Pass
Thestar
Elmer Wentworth
Fle
Onondaga Pottery Co
Presi
John Sloan
G. Seymour Shattuck
Mr. Pasa
Ering
Syracuse
Howe
Atlanta
Saska
Saskatchewan
Wenkworth
Hossald
Elaer
Worth
Harrison ‘St Hoste
Seymour Shattuck
Clarence W. Hilton
Relatives Sought After Railroad Death of Oranzio Juliano
Police and Cedar Hill Conn authorities sought relatives of Oranzio Juliano after a railroad accident killed him. The wire reported his wife Ives at 300 Fortega Fortega in the city. It noted Juliano was born March 13 1896 and described the body’s disposition as under local investigation.
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Oranzio Juliano
Conn
Ives
Fortega
Industry and labor relations amid postwar adjustment
Mr Pass of the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse argues industry has moved toward warmer labor relations while noting the core issue remains equitable distribution of business profits. He cites past selfish management and union tendencies as factors. General Motors reports US plants produced 30,938 passenger cars last week, year to date 726,394 vs 2,773,707 in 1941.
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Memeer
Manufacturers’ Association
Buen
Auto Production US
Detroit
General Moors
United States
General ‘Motors
Mowakowski Plans Fight Over Dismissal At Air Base
J Nowakowski was dismissed and planned a fight with Mayor Costello. He met with George Van Lengen of the GI Independent Committee. veterans groups were urged to protest. Costello defended the action, saying Nowakowski campaigned against the mayor and criticized housing efforts.
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J. Nowakowski
Frank J.costello
Marrydale Air Base Veterans Housing
George H. van Lengen
Shaw
GI Independent Committee
Anc
Nowakowski
City Hall
Costello
New York
Syracuse
Herman
Costillo
Imiayor
Charles 5. Hogan
Onondaga County Democratic
City, Hall
Aid
Nowakownici
Dewey
van’ Lengen
Veterans Independent Legislative ‘Action
Barnes
Rlehiman
Air’ Base
New Cornell School Prospects Highlighted by Dr Day
Dr Edmund E Day president of Cornell says the New Ithaca State School of Industrial and Labor Relations holds large educational potential and should foster common understanding. He spoke to the Cornell Club of Syracuse detailing the university's emergency-era adjustments and plans including an enrollment target around 9 000. The meeting also noted changes in university leadership and ongoing developments across the state system.
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Edmund E. Day
Cornell’ University
New’ Youle State School of Industrial and
Lanor
Cornell Club
Syracuse
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Ithata
Day
United States
Irving M. Ives
Norwich
Cornell
Edison G. Mosher
Harwood
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