CAB Nears Ruling on Colonial Airlines Route Expansion
The Civil Aeronautics Board approaches a decision on Colonial Airlines plans to add vast routes from Syracuse to the Southeast, Latin America, and Canada. Proposals include Syracuse Washington extensions via Virginia Tennessee and Florida, plus new connections to Chicago Cincinnati Buffalo Rochester and more, with Bermuda already under approved expansion.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Latin America
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Detroit
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Reading
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Columbia
Canada
CAB
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Ottawa
Bermuda
Helin- Tich Span
Colonials
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Newhern
Wilmington
N. C
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Charleston
S. C
Savannah
Brunswick
Palm Beach
Fla
Miami
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Danville
First Flight at 92 Sends Woman to Indies
Emily Gibson aged 92 of Cazenovia left Syracuse Municipal Airport for Kingston Jamaica in a charter beyond, with two daughters and a granddaughter, marking Flick Miller Travel Service debut flight. Maj Matthew Windhausen piloted the Beechcraft from Charles Haydock Air Service. The group plans a winter in the Indies aboard Royal Dutch Airlines from Miami after a Jamaica stop.
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Emily Gibson
Indies
Times
Cazenovia
Municipal
West Indies
Grace Gibson
Mary Chaput
Mary ‘Chaput
Syracuse
Kingston
Jamaica
Flick- Miller Travel Service
Genesee St
Beechcraft
Charles Haydock ‘Air Service, Inc
Matthew Windhausen
Army Air Force
Johnnw
Flick
Frances Davis
Miami
Fla
Church to Elect Officers Tonight
The Annual meeting and election of officers of First Baptist Church will be held today at 7:30 PM in West Memorial Chapel. A church dinner precedes the meeting with speakers Rev Dr G Pitt-Beers and Rev Dr Edwin T Dahlberg.
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West Memorial Chapel
Princigal
G. Pitt -Beers
The
American Baptist Eloments
Beers
Edwin T. Dahlberg
Real Estate Board Elects Syracuse Leader Menapace
Henry G Menapace of Menapace Real Estate was elected president of the Syracuse Real Estate Board at the annual meeting. Other officers named include Donald Mullin first vice president Edward Dunn second vice president Junius Stone secretary and treasurer and directors William Meyer George Wood and Junius Stone.
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Henry G. .Menapace
Menapace Real Estate
Larned Bldg
Syracuse Real Estate Board
Donald Fi. Mullin
Pomeroy Organization
Zontians to Hear Christmas Story at Luncheon
The Zonta Club weekly luncheon at Hotel Syracuse features A Christmas Story presented by Ruth Van Wagenen, chairing the public affairs committee. Special Christmas music will be performed by the music committee chaired by Ednar Davis.
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Zonta Club
Syracuse
Ruth van Wagenen
Ednar Davis
Tenant Wanted For OPA Offices In Clinton Square
OPA has cancelled its lease on the former educational building in Clinton Square and seeks a new tenant. Secretary Henry J Connors of the Municipal Real Estate Commission said the government had planned to keep the site for other agencies but has found other quarters. OPA paid about 10000 dollars annually. The commission invites offers and to negotiate a new lease starting January 1.
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Clinton Square
OPA
Henry J. Coroners
Municipal Real Estate Commission
Connors
Commission
Boys' Club Ends Cooking Classes in Syracuse</T:
TEN WEEKS of cooking instruction at the Syracuse Boys' Club will end this week. Forty boys, ten per class, meet Monday through Thursday and learn food prep, serving, etiquette, and dish washing. Syracuse University students acted as instructors: Barbara Cheigtle Methar Stevenson Frances Bolton Rose Marie Burke Jean Powlesland Beverly Hitching Frances Ketchum Catherine O'Hara.
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Syracuse Boys’ Club
Syracuse _ University u
Barbara Cheigtle
Methar Stevenson
Frances
Bolton
Rose’ Marie Burke
Firemen Hurt 11 Homeless After Madison Street Blaze
A blaze at a four family dwelling 508 Madison street left one fireman injured and 11 people homeless. Two other firefighters were hurt when their truck crashed en route to the fire. The rear of the building suffered severe damage while the front had smoke and minor water damage. Ownership is listed as Clement Shullman of 512 East Taylor Street.
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Madison St
Louis Herrman
E. Genesee
Herman
John Boltus
Crouseau
Henry Podoliak
Podoliak
Farold
Robert Kramer
Clement Shullman
E. Taylor St
Firefighters quell two adjacent garage blazes on Willow and Hickory streets
Staying at 508 Madison Street Mrs Harolds sister hosted the Podoljaks while Louis Grossi sheltered with Irene and Barbara Grossi as two blazes burned a two story garage at 825 Willow Street. Engine Companies 2 and 9 plus Truck 2 fought the fire, which damaged sidewalls roof and tools and spread to an adjoining garage at 718 Hickory Street with minor damage.
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Harold
Charles Brewer
Madison St
Podoljak
Louis Grossi
Irene
Barbara Grossi
Willow St
Truck 2
Hickory St
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