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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1949
Page
3
Republican party officials urge fundraising to support operations as McNett advocates for money to sustain party activities amid local political concerns. The report notes calls for donations and ongoing efforts to secure resources for party functions.
Bishop Ledden, recently returned from a tour of missionary stations in Africa, spoke at a baptismal service and announced a new agricultural school. The Rev. Leonard Bastard and the Rev. Wilber Clark led activities at the Syracuse church, with presiding bishop in attendance.
Alfred E. Stacey, vice director of application engineering at Carrier Corp, was chosen president of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers at the 55th annual meeting in Chicago. He graduated from Syracuse University in 1906 with an ME degree and holds the F. Paul Anderson Guilds Medal awarded in 1946 for contributions to heating, ventilating, and air conditioning. Stacey has authored numerous papers and served on cod and advisory committees.
ERS Moore of Tully dies Jan 18 leaving real property valued at 5000 dollars and an undetermined trust for probate. The will designates her husband Akkeri Moore and son to receive property during Mr Moore's lifetime with distribution to three sons and grandchildren after the son's death.
James F Shoemaker, a wartime economist and former Harvard and Wisconsin graduate, led economic warfare planning in World War I. He served on Federal Government teams for a decade and was a colonel in the Army Reserve. Now on leave as director of the National Security Resources Board Program Adie Division.
JOES G MULDER of Rochester was named to the jury of selection for the Ninth Syracuse International Salon of Photography and has become president of the Photographic Society of America after the death of Charles J. Phelps Jr. He will judge black and white prints in Syracuse on April 20 at the Museum of Fine Arts. Suse Anne W. acted of the Museum of Fine Arts will join the salon’s color jury with Lew Parker and Arthur M. Underwood, both of Rochester.
Leonard Basford of James Street Church and Rev Wilber Clerk of Lakav Church were introduced by Rev Alfred Taylor, district superintendent. Taylor reported the district's mission progress while Lea Stewart, treasurer, noted churches have volunteered a 33 percent increase in their missionary quotas.
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