Coed Wins Valedictorian Title At Winter Commencement
Miss Winifred Pollock tops Syracuse University winter graduates as valedictorian and class marshal in a ceremony moved to Lincoln Auditorium due to space. Registrar Kellogg notes a 2.80 average. Senator Irving Ives to deliver the address while fiancé Harold Bengelsdorf beams beside her. Pollock, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Sigma Rho president, Psi Chi member, also held debate honors and psychology studies.
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Syracuse students lead in declamation and other local events
In weekend events around Syracuse, Malverne senior from Christian Brothers Academy won first place in a humorous declamation contest at Manhattan College. Harrington’s skit Or al Punctuation also drew attention as part of county oratorical honors. The NYS Firemen’s Assoc will meet at Hotel Onondaga to decide the convention site, with Mayor Costello and Fire Chief Connelly as guests. Central City Commandery 25 Knights Templar installs officers at 8:30 PM in the Masonic Temple. Monarch luncheon previews radio behind the scenes at the Hotel Syracuse. Technology Club hears Prof Louis L Otto recounting gear transmission history at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. American Pension Club meets tomorrow with auxiliary. Transformer outage hits Syracuse University campus affecting exams on Waverly and Comstock avenues.
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Hotel Syracuse hosts diverse dinner and club events in Onondaga
Syracuse listings show Hotel Syracuse and Onondaga venues hosting a string of dinners and meetings. National Secretaries center and National Metal Trades dinner are noted, plus Labor Relations Board meeting at Hotel Syracuse and many luncheon gatherings at nearby hotels.
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Party Chiefs Leave for Washington
Democratic leaders from Onondaga County travel to Washington D C for Harry S. Truman’s inauguration. Charles J. Hogan chairs the delegation while Julia Pan of the Seventh Ward is hospitalized after a fall.
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Infancy Negligence Settlement Approved in Syracuse Area Case
Judge Nathan L. Abelson approved a $2,000 infancy settlement in a negligence action brought by Mrs. Florence Tiernan of Norfolk for her daughter Shirley Faraday of the X-WCA. The suit arose from injuries in an automobile accident near East Syracuse on August 4. Richard FE Hill rode with Miss Faraday and was named as defendant, with attorney Lionel O. Grossman representing the plaintiff.
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Educator To Lead Panel On Business Education Event
Frank B. Blount, Chicago economist, will present What Everyone Should Know about Business at a Syracuse Federation of Labor event at Carpenters Hall. The panel at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts runs Wednesdays Jan 26 to Apr 26, featuring labor and civic leaders, consumers, educators, clergy, and industry.
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State Lifts Curbs On Wandering Dogs In Onondaga
Dr C A Sargent health commissioner announced Onondaga County may remove rabies related restrictions after six months with no new cases. Vaccination drive in 1947 led to relaxed roaming rules for vaccinated dogs while other animals stayed leased to owners property. Last rabies case reported six months ago, signaling end of a long quarantine era.
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Mrs Tuttle Wins Divorce From Homer S Tuttle
MES BYENICE TUTTLE of 11535 Milton av Solvay was granted a divorce from Homer S Tuttle former owner of Tuttle Sales 5845 Salina st by Septem Court Justice Frank P Malpass. Tuttle now lives in Texas. Florida divorce obtained Jan 1 1948 was invalid as he lacked bona fide Florida residence. He remarried in May 1948 and testified about residence gaps and locations including Constantia and North Syracuse.
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Constantia
Syracuse
Two youths arrested in coat theft at Ra Gozzi Alleys
Ms eo Kumaner and Mr Seeleyrd reported a gabardine topcoat stolen during bowling at Ra Gozzi Alleys 480 S Salina. Police stopped two youths in the 100 block of West Onondaga Street. one juvenile admitted the theft and is held for Children's Court proceedings, the other provided witness testimony and was released.
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Woman Injured After Fall At Grand Junior High
Injured resident JOIN EASTERLY of 1162 Wolf Street was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital with a possible fractured ankle and back injury after slipping down stairs at Grand Junior High School. Patrolman Frank Weber investigated.
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City Backs Barry Plan To Drop 14 Parks
City Administration backs Parks Commissioner William A Barry in eliminating 14 small Syracuse parks from the system. A spokesman said the law department will study legal steps to clear title and dispose of the properties. Barry urged selling or paving parks or deeding them to adjacent owners. The sites total about one acre and are costly to maintain. One park, Salt Memorial at North Salina Street and Hiawatha Avenue, may be worth up to $80,000.
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Inspector Again On Stand in Suit Against Bristol Labs
The Food and Drug Administration continued its testimony in the government’s injunction suit against Bristol Laboratories Inc. Judge Stephen W. Brennan of the U S District Court presided as Wiley testified as a government witness. Assistant U S Attorney Edmund Port led the case amid frequent objections by George Ro Fearon counsel for the firm. The government seeks to enjoin Bristol Labs from shipping 12 injectable drugs in interstate commerce.
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City Council Approves Airport Funding and City Purchases
The Common Council appropriated 162 500 for Hancock Airport improvements, with federal matching funds. Democratic opposition protested noncompetitive bidding on purchases. The panel also allocates 30 600 for new sanitary equipment in 44 police cells and extends downtown parking meters on multiple streets. Traffic code changes were postponed, and extensions to relieve congestion were debated. A resolution urging stronger United Nations support was approved.
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Family Night Supper at First Baptist Church Groton
Groton community hosts a family night supper at First Baptist Church tomorrow at 7:15 PM Reverend Byron Spice of Groton Community Parish staff and missionary assignment to Mexico will attend and speak about outreach plans.
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