Costs of education analyzed at New York session
Fr. Smith of Syracuse led a committee on school costs at the Educational Research Association of New York State luncheon in Syracuse. The discussion stressed careful interpretation of per pupil costs, noting that higher spending does not always yield greater educational returns, and urged data context including local living costs and pupil numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Smith
Syracuse
Educational Research Association of
New York State
Smith
Syracuse University
Theesearch Association
Juan E. Butterworth
Cornell University
W. Howard Pillsbury
Schenectady
Warren W. Coxe
New York State Education Department
Arvie J. Burke
New York State Teachers’ Association
Utica
New York
New York City
Indiana
C. Carrien Smith
Albany State Teachers’ College
Oscar F. Gertzberg
Buffalo State ‘Teachers’ College
Burke
PRT Ce Teatta Te
Man Knifed in Township Row Over Card Game
A Christmas afternoon brawl in a South Townsend Street yard left Louis Bacon 37 stabbed near the left shoulder during a dice dispute. Bacon, from East Washington Street, was hospitalized in stable condition. Three others Ian Calloway John R. Peterson and William F Eagan Tully were booked for investigation and to be questioned.
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South Townsend Street
Louis Bacon
East Washington Street
University Hospital
Bacon
Ian Calloway
John R. Peterson
William F. Eagan
Tully
Peterson
William Metzger
Calloway
Elmon Hymes
Charles Busse
Leonard Weber
Hymes
Planes Sent Britain In 1940 On Pace For Faster 1941
Washington reports the United States supplied Great Britain with about 1,500 planes in 1940, with Canada receiving 48 in November and the RAF likely getting 250 of 500 exported to Canada. Exports in the first 10 months totaled 1,146 military craft, while November shipments reached 193. The administration plans to boost British access to American production, including waiving Curtiss P-40 deliveries and advancing 26 four engine bombers. Total 1940 exports to all nations included 2,778 powered land planes and 71 ships minus engines.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Royal Air Force
Canada
Commerce Department
United Kingdom
United Press
Britain
Army
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Arthur B. Purvis
London
Purvis
Morgenthau
Fire alarms ring at Onondaga Street site
Brief fire alarm report at 3 18 AM cites a South Clinton West Onondaga Street blaze near Him hurst Construction Company. Fire pot overturned and gas leak noted as responders secure the scene.
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SUI
Clinton
West Onondaga Street
Himhurst
Gashegh Dacere
Postoffice Hopes to Pass Yale Record
Postoffice officials hope to surpass last December's record with five business days left in December. Receipts for the first 22 days total about $198,663, while a December rush earlier sent mail volume far higher than normal. Parcel post and sack traffic show gains over last year with more than 32 thousand sacks received and 32 point two six percent sacks dispatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund L. Weston
Britain to cut meat ration to sevenpence per day
Britain's meat ration is expected to drop from one shilling tenpence per week to one shilling sixpence per week per person early in January. The move covers all meat including pork and offal, with service members likely to share the civilian cut. Lord Woolton rejected clipping restaurant coupons as in the last war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Fighting Services
Lord Woolton
Sorority Exchange Gifts At Christmas Party
Alicn December 26 Gifts will be exchanged by members of Gamma Sigma sorority tonight at Mrs. Robert Evans 1639 Sunset Avenue for the annual Christmas party. Mrs. Charles Callahan will conduct a meeting before the party with assistants listed for reservations entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Sigma Sorority
Robert Evans
Sunset Avenue
Charles Callahan
Evans
Will
Carl. Cramer
Dorothy Nicholson
Dorothy Preston
Robert Ellis
Dorothy Sifferman
Clarence
Sir Merion
Hill-Billy Sailors Bound for Orient Enjoy White Bread Treasure
Five hill-billy naval recruits aboard the U S liner Washington, returning from the Orient with 1,332 evacuees, explained they were unused to corn bread and munched 56 biscuits at one sitting. The group, among 2,000 recruits picked up at Hampton Roads, debarked at San Pedro, Calif., pleased to have white bread.
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New York
Washington
Orient
Hampton Roads
Far East
San Pedro
Calif
Alien Signup At Deadline Ends Registration Drive
A four month program to register and fingerprint every alien ends at midnight tonight. Non-citizens face a $1000 fine and six months in prison for failing to register. Earl G. Harrison urged prompt compliance as over 4.2 million registrations have been received, with many more expected before closing. Late registrants may still use major post offices. Children under 14 are registered by guardians. at 14 they must appear in person for fingerprinting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Earl G. Harrison
Three Chinese Children Guests in Fulton
Three Chinese children from New York are guests of Mr and Mrs Allan L Osborne on Rowlee Road during the Christmas holidays. They are Tuey Chin age 11 and Doon and Goon Chin, six year old twins. The youngsters first came here as fresh air children two summers ago and passed last Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
New York
Allan L. Osborne
Rowlee Road
Tuey Chin
Doon
Goon Chin
Atin Masteh
Rewieds
Two Wells Brothers Sentenced For Car Theft
Francis L Wells 33 and Thomas R Wells 31 both of 484 North Salina Street were sentenced to one year in Onondaga Penitentiary by Judge Homer W Walsh after pleading guilty to petty larceny for stealing a car loaded with Christmas presents on December 23 1939. Detroit detectives Francis Garn and Jack Krause arrested them November 23 after a yearlong case. The car owner was Lawrence Davis of East Syracuse. Parts of the vehicle were found in an Eastwood garage in July and linked to another car.
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Onondaga Penitentiary
Homer W. Walsh
Francis L. Wells
Thomas R. Wells
North Salina Street
Detroit
Francis Garn
Jack Krause
Walsh
Lawrence Davis
East Syracuse
South Clinton Street
Garn and
Krause
Eastwood
Religious Groups Recall Missions Under Jap Laws
Tokyo reports one third of Christian missionaries are absent and four fifths of their children have returned home as Japan enforces a new religious law. Southern Presbyterian and Seventh Day Adventist missions will withdraw by 1941 due to loss of foreign funding and Japanese control of mission properties. Episcopal missions transferred properties on December 12. Other denominations such as Methodists and Baptists say current policies stand, though some missionaries have returned home.
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Tokyo
Japan Times
Southern Presbyterian
Seventh Day Adventist
Japan
Times
Episcopal Board of Missions
Methodists
The
Baptists
University of Buffalo forms new engineering department
Buffalo December 26. The University of Buffalo announced the establishment of a new engineering department to meet national defense program needs. Chancellor Samuel P. Capen designated Dr. Harry M. Gehman, head of mathematics, as acting head, with Herbert P. Fullerton of the American Engineering Corporation as assistant professor.
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Buffalo U
Buffalo
University of Buffalo
Samuel P. Capen
Harry M. Gehman
Herbert P. Fullerton
American Engineering Corporation
Cleveland
Rotary Family Day Lunch at Onondaga Hotel
Syracuse Rotary Club plans annual family day lunch tomorrow at the Onondaga Hotel. Principal speaker will be Al Priddy, circus man and animal trainer, entertaining Rotarians' sons and daughters as guests of honor.
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Syracuse
Onondaga Hotel Hosts State Principals Conference Delegates
Alfred V. Zeegg of Liverpool is Onondaga County’s delegate to the Council of the New York State Association of Secondary School Principals meeting at the Onondaga Hotel. Delegates and alternates are chosen by county principals, with many named from districts across the area. The gathering features officers and committees, including seating for auditors and resolutions, amid a strong turnout of school leaders from Oswego to Jefferson and beyond.
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Alfred V. Zeegg
Liverpool High School
Onondaga County
New York
Onondaga
Vincent F
A. V
Brennan
East Syracuse
Broome
Lawrence Wheeler
Johnson City
Everett Lane
Deposit
Cayuga
Arthur K. Bradley
King Ferry
A. L. Lane
Auburn
Chemung
John Sahlstrom
Elmira Heights
Lester Peard
van Etten
Chenango
Fred P. Foster
Aston
G. Challis Franklin
Oxford
Clinton
Kenneth Carpenter
Dannemora
Robert A. Charles
Mooers
Cortland
John H. Burke
Grace L. Edwards
Cincinnatus
Delaware
Ray Alexander
Onondaga Hotel
Ralph M. Faust
Oswega High School
Joseph C. McLain
Oneonta High School
Albert O. Jenkins
Naples Central School
William T. Hoag
Angola School
Faust
McLain
Jenkins
Hoag
New York State Association of Secondary School
David G. Allen
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Harry Smith
State Research Association
New York State Health and Physical Education Association
Hiram A. Jones
Lewis P. Andreas
Paul A. Krimmel
Harold C. Quinlan
Hermine Toth
Marjorie Zimarik
Violet McVeigh
Ann Delling
Jean Danskin
Arlyne Tooles
Roberta Gere
Syraccuse
Postoffice
Yale
Weston
Hill-Billy
Navy
Francis L
Jamesville
Rotary
A. V. Zogg
Liverpool Onondaga County
Fleischmanns
Franklyn Barry
Sidney
Essex
Ralph Lilly
Willsboro
Horace C. Getmean
Port Henry
Franklin
L. L. Spancake
Street
Regis Falls
H. J. Weir
Fort Covington
Genesee
Harold
Davey
Bergen
Leicester Lane
Elba
Hamilton
Dan J. Hughes
Long Lake
C. L. Earley
Raquette Lake
Herkimer
Royal
HL Kinner
John H. Moehle
Middleville
Jefferson
D. H. Lyman
Alexandria Bay
E. G. Schad
Belleville
Lewis
Francis Campbell
Beaver Falls
Neil O. Wooley
West Leyden
Madison
D. R. McLean
Canastota
O. W. Yaple
Oneida
W. A. Vettel
Vernon
D. H. Barker
Camden
Ontario
Ralph W. Martin
Victor
Grove
A. Nagel
Phelps
Oswego
A. Elmo Cole
Sandy Creek
J. C. Birdlebough
Phoenix
Otsego
Glen C. Harris
Unadilla
E. R. Fairbanks
Cherry Valley
St. Lawrence
Hugh C. Williams
Canton
James V. Hughes
Morristown
Schuyler
J. A. Beers
Watkins Glen
F. G. H. Gould
Odessa
Seneca
D. P. Norton
Inter
Marion
A. E. Nash
Newark
Yates
Clyde Chauncey
Penn Yan
George Young
Middlesex
Robert C. Macdonald
Fulton High School
Vee
Manlius High School
Iis
Leon H. Coon
Grant Junior High School
T. W. McQuillan
Ausable Forks
High School Principals’ Association
Jamestown
Andrew J.burfick
Thea. Tom's
A. B. Andrews
van Hornesville
J. Leland Anderson
Franklinville
Chester S. Driver
Marcellus Central School
D. H. Wing
Paul Krimmel
New York Association of Health, Physical Education
Mary Lawlor
Salem Hyde School
New York State Association of
Teaching Alumnus Association
Onyondaga Hotel
Eee
Ralph Strebel
Lewis C. Ryan
Syracuse University Alumni Association
Helene W. Hartley
School of Education
Kenneth Bartlett
William Pratt Graham
Harold J. Coon
Nottingham High School
Gertrude M. Burke
New York State Vocational Association
Donald M. Kidd
Fred Jobson
Central High School
Frederick Kern
Delaware School
B. O. Larsen
Fred J. Smith
Roosevelt School
Frederick Taylor
Grant
Raymond Kelly
Eastwood “High School
Irving ‘H.: Loder
Haberle
WM. Kuhn and Sons
South State ST
Mburg
Francis Hendricks
Central New York
South Warren Street
Onendara
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