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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1950
Page
8
Democratic National Chairman William M. Boyle Jr urged Republicans to join in a nonpartisan stand during a foreign crisis at a $100 plate DNC dinner. He said patriotism must come before politics and profits as the nation faces a fight for democracy and global survival.
AUNT HET comments that many women gain weight after marriage, noting security and lack of tomorrow worry as factors. She suggests feeling safe contributes to weight gain, reflecting on domestic life and health.
At a political dinner Senator Herbert Lehman and speakers urged national unity beyond party lines. They criticized Major John V. Kenny of Jersey City and called for mobilization of manpower and resources to counter Soviet ambitions, urging the public to support security over partisan fights.
Hofstra College president John C. Adams was elected president of the State Association of Colleges and Universities, succeeding Colgate’s Dr. Everett N. Case. Union College’s Dr. Carter Davidson became vice president and Hobart and William Smith’s Dr. Alan W. Brown was secretary treasurer. Executive committee picks include CCNY’s Dr. Harry N. Wright Canisius College’s Rev Raymond Schouten and SUNY system head Dr. Alvin C. Euri ch.
University of Illinois College of Engineering Dean William L. Everitt warned of an alarming shortage of engineers. Freshman enrolment fell 27 percent in 1950 and graduate engineer demand could rise 125 percent by 1954. He noted 50 000 graduates leaving the field for jobs amid many openings.
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