Moose Leader Tours New York State
Malcolm R. Giles director general of the Loyal Order of Moose visited Syracuse meeting local officers and inviting Mayor-elect Thomas J. Corcoran to Mooseheart Illinois to see the fraternity care for nearly 1000 children of deceased members. Corcoran plans a Mooseheart visit and the New York State lodge sponsors student residences and a home at Moosehaven Florida. Wesley J. Leinweber also attended.
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Corcoran
Mooseheart
Malcolm R. Giles
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Thomas J. Corcoran
Bernard 3. Cohen
Syracuse Lodge 625
Wesley J. Leinweber
Syracuse
Moose
Ciles
New York State
Order
Illinois
Moose Fraternity
Moose of
Child City
Moosehaven
Fla
Giles
Plan for Profits Prof. Harris Addresses Syracuse Accountants
Professor Gould L. Harris of New York University spoke to about 180 members of the Syracuse Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants at Hotel Syracuse. He outlined profit planning via cost accounting with charts and graphs to show how to install such a program in any corporation. Ralph Sheeley presided as president and Joseph Miccio introduced the speaker. Guests came from Cortland Fulton Oneida and other communities.
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Gould L. Harris
New York University
Syracuse
National Association of Cost Accountants
Harris
Ralph Sheeley
Joseph Miccio
Cortland
Fulton
Oneida
Hit-Run Probe Holds Driver From Jordan
Thomas Donohue, 58, of Jordan, is free on $1,000 bail after a hit and run crash in front of Andy's Inn on Route 5. Deputies say Leopold Capuccilli identified Donohue as the driver. Capuccilli’s passenger Mrs Capuccilli suffered cuts. Donohue pled not guilty at Camillus arraignment and was released for Tuesday appearance.
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Thomas Donohue
Jordan
Liberty
Fairmount
Donohue
Camillus
Victor Tucci
John Checoski
Fon
Leopold Capuccilli
Hamilton Sr
Hem
Justice of the Peace
Calvin D. Bingham
Two Annual Safety Awards Announced for Safer Living
H C Carden of Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association in Syracuse announced two annual safety awards. The Criss award offers 10000 dollars and a gold medal for the top health and safety contributor, beginning in 1960, with nominations sent to Omaha Nebraska. A second award provides 4000 dollars for a nationwide high school oratorical winner on Live Safely Live Happily, with a 1000 dollar prize to the winning school.
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Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Omabite
H. C. Carden
Syracuse
Dr. C Co. Criss
Association
Criss
Omaha
Neb
Lue
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