Civil Defense Seeks Volunteers at Clinton Square Booth
The Army and Air Force recruiting booth in Clinton Square opens to enroll volunteers for civil and military defense. Harvey S. Smith says the Onondaga County Civil Defense program will handle enlistments 9 A.M. to 4 30 P.M. weekdays and 9 A.M. to noon Saturdays at a downtown desk and at the Veterans Building 108 N Salina. Volunteers are needed in medical, engineering, social services, electronics, stenography, auto repair, plumbing, police and carpentry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Air Force
Clinton Square
Onondaga County Civil Defense Program
Harvey S. Smith
Civil Defense
County Veterans Building
N. Salina &J
SMITH
Dorothy Gore
Army
Air Force
Syracuse Club Hosts Chords For Thursday Meeting
The About Syracuse Citizens Club will be entertained by the Syra Chords, a barber shop quartet including Edward McKeon, Thomas Orlando, Michael Germani and William Jones, at 8 PM during the club's Thursday evening meeting. HYGIENISTS. The Syracuse Dental Hygienists Association holds its Christmas Party at 8 PM today in Hotel Syracuse. CHESS. Edward L. Emmons, veteran Syracuse investment dealer, speaks to the Rotary Club of North Syracuse on The International Chess Game at the weekly meeting Wednesday night at Blarney Stone Inn, North Syracuse. SPEAKER. Charles H. Kaletzki of Bohanan Stationery and Engraving Co. speaks on his work as a Small Business Advisory Committee member of the UC and Commerce Department at the Stationers and Office Equipment Dealers of Syracuse monthly meeting at Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Club
Syra Chords
Edward McKeon
Thomas Orlando
Michael Germani
William Jones
Edward L. Emmons
Syracuse
Rotary Club of
North Syracuse
Blarney Stone Inn
Charles H. Kaletzki
The
Bohanan Stationery and Engraving Co
UC. & Commerce Department
Births Across Regions Highlight Evening Dwyer Family News
Largely detail-rich birth notices list numerous couples from Florence Campbell to Baldwinsville and North Syracuse with Dec dates. Each entry names the parents and newborn alongside street addresses and towns, painting a broad snapshot of community family growth during early December.
League Urges Letterwriting Campaign Against Inflation
MES Walter L. Fox, president of the local League of Women Voters, urged a letter campaign to combat inflation by supporting higher taxes and credit restrictions. She cited national league requests and stressed building public understanding and backing for an intensified economic effort while opposing manpower and material absorption in non essential building. Citizens may write to federal officials and to Senators Ives and Lehman and Rep. Riehlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Fox
League of Women ‘Voters
Cam‘paign
National League
Washington, D. C
League
Fox
Thomas McCabe
Washington
D. C
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Irving Ives
Herbert H. Lehman
R. Walter Riehlman
Fax
Airline Wage Pact Affects Five Here
Five American Airlines employes in the area fall under a new contract with the Transport Workers Union. The three year pact provides for a four cent hourly raise retroactive to December 2, with four cent boosts in each of the next two years and a two cent an hour cost of living allowance. Larry G. Riley at Hancock Airport said five maintenance workers here would be covered and all AA employees would receive similar increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Airlines
C.T QO. Transport Workers Union
Larry G. Riley
Hancnck Aireport
A. A
Killed and Injured in Syracuse Area Weekend Crashes
A Syracuse man died and nine others were injured in weekend crashes on slippery roads near Syracuse. The victims include Manford Strever, 43, of Brewerton, who died at Oswego City Hospital after a Route 3 collision south of Mexico. Dame scenes report several other drivers injured and cited for traffic violations amid freezing, snowy conditions around Syracuse, Utica, and Manlius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse Arid
Manford Strever
Forman
Baldwinsville Man Wounded in Korea
The War Department casualty list reports Corp. Lewis W. Clark of Baldwinsville wounded in Korea on November 29 while serving with the 1st Marine Division. A 22 year old Marine, he enlisted in December 1945 and was an airplane mechanic at the Rome Air Depot before his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Department
Korea
Corp
Lewis W. Clark
Howard R. Clark
Senecast
Baldwinsville
Clark
1St Marine Division
Rome Air Depot
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples Study
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Donald L. Purdy of 259 W Brishtonay with Anne J. Munro of 1244 W Onondaga, John A. Wolfe of 720 Hickory St with Margaret D. Marsh of 1802 W Genesee, Charlra T. Dwyer of 109 Kellory St with Patrician A. Kinane of 1117 Witsay, Davies F. Latham of Part with Jervis Greta P. Rihner of New York City, William J. Holbrook of 235 Hickokav with Pauline P. McDonnell of 617 Walnutry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Purdy
W. Brishtonay
Anne J. Munro
W. Onondaga
John A. Wolfe
Hickory St
Margaret D. Marsh
W. Genesee, St
Charlra T. Dwyer
Kellory St. Patrician
A. Kinane
Witsay
William J. Holbrook
Hickokav
Pauline P. McDonnell
Walnutry
High Schools Faulted for Poor Life Preparation
Louis Mellander of the New York Council of the CSO criticizes high schools for focusing on college entrance rather than life and work. He says students study irrelevant subjects, hampering future real world skills, as economics education is urged to improve. The 66th NYS Association of Secondary School Principals conference drew about 700 delegates at Hotel Onondaga with talks by educators and economists.
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State Association of Secondary School
Hotel Onondaga
Liverpool
Louis Wolner
Homer
W. Walsh McQuillan
Louis Mellander
New York Council of the
C.so
Hollander
New York State Association of
FE. J. Riles
General Electric Co
Riley
Harold F. Clark
Columbia University
G. Derwand Baker
New York University
E. R. Eastman
Ameerican Agriculturist
Harold G. Moulton
Brookings Institution
Survey Group
Roy A. Price
Maxwell School of Citizenship
Syracuse University
Ear Stickers Call For Peace Prayers Across Community
Stickers urging prayers for peace appeared on many motorists windshields today. Parishioners of Most Holy Rosary Church received the stickers yesterday at services as part of a church program stressing prayers during the present world crisis. Members urge neighbors and citizens of all faiths to join the campaign.
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Most Holy Rosary Church
Fires Damages Wood Building Stockroom and Two Homes
Three fires caused small damage yesterday. A stockroom in the Wood building at 205 209 E Jefferson St was confined to equipment and nearby properties escaped major harm. Fires also hit Carl Mielnicki’s home 208 Greenway Ave and Mrs Jane Schmidt’s home 116 Croyer St, with one bedroom scorched and living room damage confined. Deputy Fire Chief Harry Coon led firefighters while traffic was managed by Patrolmen Fred Collier and Dennis Flynn.
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E. Jefferson St
Harry Coon
Fred Collier
Dennis Flynn
Carl Mielnicki
Greenway Av
Jane Schmidt
Tickets Available For Banks Party At Eckel Theater
Industrial Bank hosts a Christmas party for children at Eckel Theater in Be Fayettest. An 90 minute program features an Hopalong Cassidy film and cartoons for all ages. The event starts 8 45 AM Saturday December 16 with time to attend Clinton Square tree lighting at 10 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckel
BE. Fayettest
Clinton Square
Surety Plan Is Defended For Syracuse Athletes
A spokesman for Continental Casualty Co. defends the firm’s athletic insurance for Syracuse public school athletes. He says local principals chose Continental as better coverage and lower rates than the State Public High School Athletic Association plan. Continental policies are used in all Syracuse schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
R. G. Chase
Central
New York
Continental Casualty Co
Continental
aSturday
State
High School Athletic Association
Chase
Parishioners Tour Convent as $70,000 Expansion Opens
More than 800 parishioners visit Most Holy Rosary Church convent open house tied to a 70 thousand dollar modernization program. They view refurbished living and recreation quarters for the 28 Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, attend tea, and tour new sleeping rooms baths stairways storage and a new heating plant and fire sprinkler system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Most
Holy Rosary Church
Record American capital outlay in early 1951
Washington reports that the first quarter of 1951 will see American business invest a record 4.8 billion dollars in new factories machinery and equipment. The Commerce Department and the SEC say total outlays for the year will also set a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
PSC Hearing On Bus Line Adjourned At Request
A Public Service Commission hearing on extending the Valley or bus line was adjourned at the petitioners' request. Brooklea Tract residents led by George McCulloch seek delay to obtain counsel and study positions as about 75 petition signers and 90 families face longer walks to the Chaffee av bus stop. Opposing officials from Syracuse Transit Corp and Hopper rd residents protested the rerouting. A parallel hearing on extending the Butternut line from Wadsworth st to Darlington rd was also adjourned due to absence of petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
George McCulloch
Norman Av
Brooklea ‘Tract
W. J. O'Brien
Chaffee Av
Syracuse Transit Corp
William H. Chilton
Corporation
John H. Hughes
Hopper Rd
Jhy
Buse
Chaffeeau
Wadsworth St
Darlington Rd
Mayor Promises Tour With Police On Gambling Issue
Mayor Corcoran said he will accompany reporters on a tour of bars and places where gambling may exist. He cited Police Chief Kinney’s reports of organized gambling and pledged police vigilance while noting difficulty obtaining evidence. He defended enforcement but warned against arrests for minor card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
John A. Kinney
Pope’s Tribute to America Recalled
Elisabeth Cox, daughter of humorist Irvin S. Cobb, told a Lincoln Auditorium audience last night that Pope Pius XII urged American Catholics to pray that the American spirit endure. She recounted asking the Pope for a message to carry to U.S. listeners during her Rome visit, and he said the conqueror must bind up the wounds and the spirit must bear responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius XII
America
Elisabeth Cox
Irvin S. Cobb
Lincoln Auditorium
Catholic Women's Club of
Syracuse
Miss. Cox
Rome
Dental Auxiliary Luncheon Promises Christmas Decorations Talk
The Women's Auxiliary of the Syracuse Dental Society hosts a luncheon at Tubbert's restaurant at 1 PM. Mrs. Ward W. Hager will present a talk and demonstration on Christmas Decorations, with prizes from the International Flower Show. Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs. Sarsfield O'Connor Jr. organize. presiding is president Mrs. Frederick H. Markham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Syracuse Dental Society
Tubbert’s
Ward W. Hager
Woman's Second Death Is Final in New Orleans
New Orleans woman Mrs. Lloyd C. Borgstede aged 35 died a second time today after being revived last week when clinically dead. Her heart stopped and a surgeon who refused to be named performed an emergency operation to massage the heart and restore it. Brain damage from the prior stoppage was cited as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lloyd C. Borgstede
Short Circuit Fire Blamed on Kitchen Fixture
A short circuit in an overheated kitchen light fixture caused a fire at 116 Clover Street, San Desormeau. Patrolman Louis Mosher said damage was limited to the light fixture and a small ceiling area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Desormeau
Clover St
Louis Mosher
Pfc Pacelle Killed in Northeast Korea With Marine Division
Last letters to Mr and Mrs Piero Pacelle of Jordan describe heavy fighting near the Changjin Reservoir Northeast Korea. War Department reports Pfc Louis Pacelle killed in action with the First Marine Division. He enlisted in 1948 trained at Parris Island and Camp Pendleton. Survived by parents three sisters. Mass at St Patrick's Church in Jordan. Burial in St Patrick's Cemetery.
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Piero Pacelle
Jordan
Pfc
Louis Pacelle
Changjin Reservoir
Korea
War Department
Pacelle
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Beas
Jordan High School
St. Patrick's Church
Ph. Pacelle
Mary Balduzzi
Louise Spaulding
Rita Pacelle
Salemn
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Better Service Is Topic at AP Meeting
The New York State Associated Press Association opened its annual meeting in Syracuse to discuss improving service to member newspapers. About 79 editors gathered to set policies for handling news in New York State and hear from James Wagerty on Controlled News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Wagerty
Dewey
Pritchard Presents All-Sonata Piano Recital in Museum
Robert S. Pritchard, a Syracuse University alumnus, gave an all-Sonata program at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts sponsored by The Couples Club of May Memorial Church. The recital featured Beethoven Appassionata and works by Mehul Protofeff and Chopin. Pritchard, a former student of Prof. Kirts Ridge, now teaches in New York City and plans European study next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couples Club of May Memorial Church
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Robert S. Pritchard
Syracuse University
Pritchard
Beethoven
Mehul
Protofeff
Chopin
Kirts Ridge
New York City
Europe
Italian Americans Big GOP Backers
FRANK YP. TUFARQO, president of the State Columbian Republican League, says Italian-Americans increasingly back the GOP. At a meeting yesterday he urged Italian-American Republicans to educate voters about state administration achievements. Attendees spanned political leaders from Gawee go, Seneca Falls, Geneva, Buffalo, and Syracuse with several local officials and club leaders present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank YP. Tufarqo
State Columbian Republican League
GOQP
Yufari
Finicvutui
Gaweego
Seneca Falls
Geneva
Buffalo
Syracuse
Joseph Grosso
Frank del Vecchio
Onondaga County
Nicholas Pirro
Lincoln Republican Club
Rocca
Wreck Prosecution Called Useless
A six page Queens District Attorney report blames negligence for the Tong Island Thanksgiving eve train wreck killing 78. It concludes criminal negligence charges could not be sustained and urges commuters to avoid first and last cars until L I R R installs safeguards and makes the line safer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TNS
Queens
Charles P. Sullivan
Tong Island
Sullivan
Long Island
Raiload
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William F. Dwyer
Florence Campbell
Marietta, R.D
Robert N. Route
Jeannine Beckwith
W. Colyin
Clyde L. Martineau
Mallotie B. Paget
William V. Long
Carolta HE. Bowers
William M. Griffin
Jane Ww. Nichols
University
Donald J. Foran
iRamona
Williamst
Phoenix
Almond
New cVirginia
A. Lairds
East Syracuse
Adelbert PF. Leone
Dorothy F. Reiss
Lafayette
R.D
Robert
C. Sattler
Mary A. Miller
W. Ostrander Av
Robert T. Alxson
Corinne
M. Westcott
Borden St
Bernard J. Windhausen
Cora D. Gilbert
Air Base
Salina
Raymond G. Tayior
Maregare M, Sackell
Brest A. Kappasser
Doris G. Hitchcock
Bassett St
Joseph A. Gelss
Jennie
Korkue
Dee
Wayne M. Breckenridge
Jennie A. Paweleks
North Gyracuse
Eugene A. Lang
Mary R
James
Cleveland Av
Jack G. Kenyon
Arlene
Bitter
Nedrow
J Ath
William H. Williams
Carol
MacCreal
Oakland St
Nanvhters
Michael J. Partinn
Velma _E. Sandersons
Mivision
Franks
Huereayk
Katheerine V. Busht
Frank Lohlein
Doris R. Eckerson
EB. Barden Av
Anthony J. Pamppl
Beverly Is Martel
Danforth
Glenn H Shaw
Dorothea M. Knight
Brewerton Rd
Stares
Allee Crompton
Fitehst
Frederick R. Sities
Vera H. Ohrid
Snuthav
Worenh ‘Onrik
Marty F. Ryan
Dohy HO Rixiey
Marjorie J. Drang
Montcomnny St. Dee
Boi
Theodore Ww
Frank Franci A. Johns
Ashdale Av
Dee. G. Wer
Kendall M. Avery
Margaret M. Beil
Anthony Mazza
Loretta P. Burns
Nec
Louis J. Victor Jr
Rose F. Rosette
Maryst
Robert A
Sead Burnet AY
Ernest W. Seteon
Rath G Penner
Hoover
Wilam F. Felamian
Sarah Maerher
Madcon Sf
William A. Magen Mare
Seneca Trunk
Jesenh
League Urges
Syracusa
Strever
Robert K. Hamman
Oran
Manlius- Oran
Manlius
James Bateman
Charles
Hamman
Frances Bante
Ulster St
N. Lowell Av
Richard Haley
Bonte
Bolivar Compea
W. Fayette St
Tracy
Lowell Av
Lillian Benedict
Westmoreland Av
Louis Benedict
Herbert Batterman
Mount Upton
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Utica
Benedict
Joseph B. Cox, Jr
Albany
Batterman
Cox
W. J. Brady
Jamesville Rd
DeWitt
Frank Lurcock
Francis L. Marien
S. Crouseau
Michael Cogu
James Sr
Betty Cole
Mrs. Marlen
Crouse- Irving Hospital
W. Genesee Sf
PSC
Pope
Dental Auxiliary
N. E. Korea
Louis M. Pacelle
Berlin
Wea Ning
West Berlin
Systematis
SS Savings & Loan Association
Warren St
Syracuse, N.Y
ESA
Lichel
American Flyer
Genesee BT
Wees Werere Behan
St. Salina St
AMT ‘S
Kresge
Salina and
Jefferson ST
Fe Ee Eee - Yy Rt
S. Salina St
Corrin
E. Fayette ST
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