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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1950
Page
4
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Rep. R. Walter Riehlman of Tully urged immediate all-out mobilization including price and wage controls, heightened military training, production, and drafting. He spoke at a Hotel Syracuse testimonial dinner for George J. Traister, praising Traister’s 27 years in public service and criticizing the national administration as incompetent.
Dr Edmund Haynes a leading Africa specialist and YMCA committee chairman will speak on Africa TODAY and World Peace at 8 P M tomorrow in Maxwell Auditorium Syracuse University The talk is sponsored by the Syracuse chapter of the International Relations Club and open to the public He Haynes the first Negro to receive a Ph D from Columbia will discuss populations and relations to conflict between democratic and Communist ideologies and Africa military supplies and bases
Louise Abdo of Onondaga Valley Academy won first prize in the What Advertising Means to Me contest sponsored by the Advertising Federation of America and the Ad Club of Syracuse. Douglas J. Ingalls of Eastwood High School took second place.
SGT NELSON B SKINNER of Baldwinsville wounded in Korea on Nov 26 is being sent back to the United States for medical care. He radioed from Guam via amateur operators to his mother Mrs Donald N Hendrix and described being shot in the leg near Pyongyang and evacuated from the battle area to Japan. Skinner, a former Baldwinsville High School graduate, served since 1944 and held medals in American and Pacific theaters. at transfer to Korea he was an operations sergeant at Fort Bragg and active Episcopal lay reader in Fayetteville North Carolina.
A Syracuse panel of Sales Executives Club members discussed how area industries plan to maintain sales and advertising while shifting to war needs. Panelists from Will and Baumer Candle Porter-Cable Allis Chalmers and Aetna Life outlined continuing training and flexible staffing.
In Oxford, Clarence King and his wife mourn the deaths of two young daughters, Carol age 2 and Evelyn age 3, who ate grandfather Archibald Watts tablets used for blood pressure. The younger child died en route to Chenango Memorial Hospital in Norwich, the older died shortly after arrival.
Patrolman Daniel Fogarty rescued a woman clinging to the railing on the W Onondaga Street bridge over Onondaga Creek. He pulled her to safety and she was returned home unharmed.
A.M. Learned, managing editor of the Geneva Daily Times, was chosen president of the New York State Associated Press Association at the state AP session. He succeeds John C. Hadley of the Rochester Times-Union, with Thomas Berrigan elected vice president and Norris Paxton reelected secretary treasurer. Speakers included Norman Isaacs and James C. Hagerty among others.
A convocation at University College last night explored unconventional facets of English. Edwin Huady discussed Ideas We Live With while Donald A. Dike offered tips on How to Read for Pleasure and Daniel Curley read a Harper's Bazaar story The Bribe to friends and students.
Leaders of civic church veteran and parent group will meet with Cyril Divers Solvay Civil Defense coordinator at 7 P M Thursday at Solvay Intermediate School to spur civil defense interest and discuss problems Divers appointed by Mayor Stanley E Major Norman James Geddes civil defense coordinator will discuss village town cooperation Temporary headquarters at Solvay Public Library
Firemen answered an 8 25 p m alarm to extinguish a blaze in the automobile of Frank Deacons on State street. Damage was slight and the fire was quickly controlled.
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