Kane Named Principal of Nottingham
The article reports Kane being named principal of Nottingham, succeeding the former high school leader. It notes his prior experience as a school administrator and his status as a popular figure in the district. It also mentions the board's vote and planned start date for the new role.
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Kane
Nottingham
Kagseig
Mier
Bern
Che
Namie
Kane the Prard
Kare
Notting
Systea
Beret
Syria
Dr R E Stone Joins Syracuse University Staff
Dr Robert I Stone former OPA executive and UC Berkeley alumnus joins Syracuse University College of Business Administration as pro fessor of business law. He will begin teaching next fall after a varied career in real estate banking construction and law practice.
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Robert I Stone
OPA
University of California
College of Business Administration
Syracuse
Peat Harbor
Di + tome
Ain Washinaton
Depatone
Degiers
Universty
Callefornia
Berkeley
Biween Cok
Hawaii
Titel
Cie Une Scisits
Tien Business
School of
Mitsudence
Ue College of Uincice and
Alaned County
Joe Kozlowski
Clinton
Rome Army Air Field
Herman G. Weiskotien
Syracuse University College of Medicine
State to Conduct Housing Survey and Education Plans
State housing authorities announce a housing survey and a fall education plan beginning next week. Officials outline a two hour evening session for workers and teachers to discuss vacancies, aid possibilities, and permanent housing program financing with details on schedules and closing times.
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Hous Ag
Rmal
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie Celebrates 12th Year
The Fraternal Order of Eagles 317 V Clinton ay held its 12th annual party on Tuesday night. Members renewed obligations to Eagledom under Past President Frank Thomas. A red white and blue pyramid cake was cut by Harold Young and Fred E Rourke. Auxiliary members helped serve ice cream and cake as Ralph Leele showed movies and dancing followed.
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Order of Eagles
Clinton
Frank Thomas
Cal
Harold Young
Fred E . Rowke
Haold Young
Fosher Hickhidge
Geraldine Rourke
Sarah Douglas
Gadys Ross
Rourke
Ralph Leele
Syracuse U Vets Threaten Buyers Strike
Syracuse University veterans threaten a buyers strike if the Office of Price Administration is not revived. About 125 members of the American Veterans Committee call for strong price and rent controls, warning inflation could worsen without a workable OPA.
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American Veterans’ Committee
Syracuse University
Office of Price Administration
People's Land
Congres
Sce
Garden inspector Edward Blume to inspect school gardens
Edward Blume, a science teacher at Lincoln Junior High, is hired for a summer garden inspection role. The Board of Education approved inspections of lime gardens planted by science pupils at Lincoln and Delaware Schools, with Blume to inspect each garden at least twice and be paid 50 cents per inspection for 25 gardens.
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Edward Blume
Lincoln Junior High
Board of Education
Lincoln
Delaware
David H Patton
Blume
Auto Dealers Set Final Plans for Convention in Syracuse
Golden jubilee convention of the New York State Automobile Dealers Association announced in Syracuse by Fred L Rigolh Onondaga County vice president. Gov Thomas E Dewey to speak Wednesday evening July 10. Parade through Saratoga Springs opens the event. Speakers include Thomas E Wright Donald C Barnhart Thomas H McF leven Clifford Chetcher William Mallon Alan G Rude Arthur vot ley. Golf tournament at MacGregor Links on Friday July 12.
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New York State Automobile Dealers’ Association
Syracuse
Fred L Rigolh
Onondaga County
Been Jalian Vm
Thomas E Dewey
Eatler
Saratoga Springs
Thomas E Wright
Donald C Barnhart
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Thomas H McFlvein
NA DA
Clifford Chetcher
William Mallon Nada
Don A. Bathrick
Pontiac div
Yyston
General Motors Corp
Alan G Rude
Universal Cit Credit Corp
Arthur
Red) Votley
Parade Magazine
Publiser
MacGregor Links
Hotel workers to vote on union representation at Onondaga hotel
Onondaga hotel workers will vote within 20 days on whether Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union Local 150 will represent bellhops watchmen elevator operators and doormen as a collective bargaining agency. The election was agreed to by hotel management Loomis Muay and attorney Dugene D Lichtenberg as the New York State Labor Relations Board opened its hearing. The union was represented by George M Catlin and Nathan E Bliman during the proceedings.
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UROUP
Onondaga
Union Local 150
Col-Leeteve
Onondaga Operaing
New York
Pao
Snowe
Missionary group seeks central room for child evangelism
The City Missionary Association appeals for a centrally located unfurnished room to host its child evangelism program. The Union building office must vacate Aug 1, with doors open to quotes, donations, or room offers from readers and churches. The group funds its work through churches and benevolence and seeks a non sectarian Christian space in Varick an ice cream festival at Varick Methodist Church on July 4.
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U. S
Herald
City Missionary Association
Union Fulding
Salast
Florence M Shick
Fmf
Citiden
Erle B Finnigan
Union Buiding
Lloyd C Wheeler
Varick
Varick Methodist Church
Gray Bros Shoes Moves Factory and Offices to Emerson Ave
Syracuse manufacturer Gray Bros Shoes Inc relocates both its factory and local offices to 700 Emerson Ave. The new site will be ready by end of July, offering about 5 000 square feet of floor space and a daily capacity of 2500 pairs. The firm had occupied space in the Industrial Building pre Franks Street for many years.
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Gray Bros, Shoes, Inc
Syracuse
Emersonav
Gray Bros
Pre - Franks St
Traffic court fines total 30 dollars levied
Judge Homer V Walsh fined four violators a total of 30 dollars in a light traffic court day. Robert D Heaviside 29 of 1 Brattle rd paid 10 dollars for speeding through a slow sign Alan H Wilson 23 of 103 Harrington rd paid 19 dollars for speeding Stanley J Corey 36 of 1037 W Onondaga St paid 5 dollars for speeding through a slow sign Frank Liberati 48 of 208 First North St paid 5 dollars for failure to see Way clear before leaving.
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Homer
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Inia State Bar
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Uuttwood High
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Vailey Academy
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