New York State Science Teachers to Hold Syracuse Convention
The New York State Science Teachers Association will hold its annual convention in Syracuse from December 28 to 30. Sessions cover three addresses, two dinners, panel discussions, demonstrations, and business meetings under President Leslie Lerit. Notable speakers include Harold G. Woit on glass, Clement E. Henshaw on atomic energy teaching, and George W. Fowler demonstrating semi microbe chemistry.
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XORK
State” Science ‘Teachers’ Association
Syracuse
Leslie “Lerit
Hugh Templeton
Science of
Albany
New York State
Central High School
Harold G
Clement E ‘Henshaw
Colgate University
George W
Big Inch pipeline noise traced to wind moaning in valve
Residents of Reese's Mills heard eerie sounds and reported them as the Big Inch pipeline. Investigators traced the noises to wind moving through check valves in a meter station near Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
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Waynesburg
Erie
Reese’s Mills
Sale planned for Baldwinsville Ordnance Works assets
The War Assets Administration plans to auction two World War II era ordnance plants at Baldwinsville and Oswego County with decontamination conditions. Bidders must prove facilities, technical ability, and finances. government approval guides cleanup before resale. New York state already owns part of the Baldwinsville site as a game preserve.
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N. Y
PHESE
WAA
Ordnance Works
Baldwinsville
Youngstown
State of
New York
Syracuse Doctor Receives National Cancer Grant
Dr A D Bass of Syracuse College of Medicine been awarded 37560 to study chemotherapy of lymphosarcoma among 46 cancer research grants by the National Cancer Institute. Funds announced by the U S Public Health Service after a National Advisory Cancer Council meeting last week.
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Washington
A. D. Bass
Syracuse College of Medicine
National Cancer Institute
National Advisory Cancer Council
U.5. i Public Health Service
General McNarney urges Palestine partition after UN plan
Gen. Joseph T. McNarney, former U S forces in Europe, spoke at the Temple B rith Kodesh dinner. He urged starting this winter to resettle Jews in displaced persons camps abroad and said no obstacles should block partitioning Palestine for Jews and Arabs under the UN decision.
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Rochester
Joseph T. McNarney
U. S
Europe
Palestine
United Nations
Quality Control Topic Set At Syracuse Chapter Meeting
Syracuse Chapter of the American Society for Quality Control will hear LO.H. Somers of Poughkeepsie at 8:30 P.M. tonight at the University Club on dimensional quality control tools. Somers, MIT graduate, has many years in production engineering across chemical, telephone, and gauge industries. He served five years in the Army as a production engineer on combat vehicles.
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Syracuse
American Society
University Club
Lo.h. Somers
Poughkeepsie
Dinney
Somers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gage Industries
Army
Courts Grant Four Divorces
Four divorces and an annulment were granted in the Supreme Court by Justices Abram Zoller and Frank P. Malpass. Cases included Maria Fiorenza versus James Fiorenze, Doris Roberts versus George B. Roberts, Betty Green versus Erwin J. Green, and Betty J Sharp versus Calvin Sharp. Martha Billington versus Robert J. Billington and Florence Tyo versus Elmer Tyo were listed as dissolution actions.
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Supreme Court
Abram Zoller
Maria Fiorenza
James Fiorenze
George B. Roberts
Doris BE. Roberts
Betty Green
Erwin J. Green
Betty J Sharp
Calvin
Sharp
Frank P. Malpass
Martha &. Billington
Robert J. Billington
Walter Harold Bewley
Helena Alberta Ey. Bewley
Enoch Arden
Florence Tyo
Elmer. Tyo
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