Tanglewood Group Hears Koussevitzky
EMMA VAN VORMER reports at Lenox Tanglewood’s eighth annual center opening as Dr Sergei Koussevitzky urges youth in music to show courage and faith. Copeland introduces Koussevitzky. Bernstein and de Sabata named conductors. Notables include Burgin Biggs Ibert Judd and Munch among others. Boston Symphony subjects, Bach 200th anniversary events and public shed rehearsals noted.
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Emma van Vormer
Lenox
Mase
Tanglewood
Sergei Koussevitzky
Berkshire Music Center
Friends of Music
Lewis T. Perry
Aaron Copeland
Copeland
Desewitzky
Belgium
France
Israel
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
United States
Koussevitzky
Leonard Bernstein
Richard Burgin
Boston Symphony Orchestra
E. Power Biggs
Boston
Jacques Ibert
America
Hugh Ross
Syracuse Famous Artist Management
Boston Symphony
Syracuse
Boston Orchestra
Coliseum
Troy
Rpl
Charles Munch
Europe
Koussevitzeky
Bach
de Carvalho
Adele Addison
Eunice Alwerts
David Lloyd
James Pease
Orchestra Pension Fund
Pastor Receives New Car From Church Members
Parishioners of Calvary Episcopal Church gifted their rector the Rev C Bertram Munnalls with a new car at a brief ceremony held near the church at James Street and Durston Avenue. Wardens vestrymen and parishioners attended as Paw P Halbig spoke for the congregation. Afterward the Eucharist honored the feast of St Peter.
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Calvary Episcopal Church
Re. C. Bertram Munnalls
James St
Durston Av
Paw P. ‘Halbig
Peter
11 000 Cement Workers Call Off Walkout
A large scale walkout by cement workers ended after 11,000 employees agreed to drop the strike. The dispute centered on wage increases and a pension plan amid a backlog of unfilled orders. Names of missing crew from a separate air transport incident were reported in follow up listings.
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Federation of Labor
United
Thislers
Tolby
I . New Calvary Church
Bath
Washington
Jean
Tombsville
Marlins Creek
Alay Pee Ean Coment
Coe
Aountainsige
Pusan
South
I Buffalo
Era Korea
Japan
Air Force
Two Accused In Off Hours Drink Sales
Police raided the Manders Hotel on Burnet Avenue and a second location on Adams Street after a tip. Officers seized liquor, beer and glasses, booked Bonnie Schenan tiogh for public intoxication, and identified Paul Mandarno and Lilian Hicks as owners and witnesses in the two raids.
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Foes
Aphre
Mandalipersons
Manders
Bonnie Schenantiogh
Nedrow
Nelvin Scott
E. Payette St. l
Thomas Cummings
E. Adams St
Mathew Solin
Robert Holland
Mercer Weiskouten
John Considine
Burnet Av
Considine l
Weiskotten
Considine
Washington St
Scott
E ‘Dams St
Weis
Kotten
West Java volcano set for major blow in years
Kibuano i in Java Bude ted to Blow saKARra, v.S. 1. -Tane- Kuban Frahu Volcano is poised for its biggest eruption in years says expert W A Petrouchewsll head of Indonesia's Volcano Service. A minor recent activity followed heating of one cone on the 7300 foot peak and a larger eruption is anticipated momentarily, potentially exceeding a 1926 event.
Elliott Back With Kiss for Redhead in New York
New York United Press report says Elliott Roosevelt and his mother arrived from Europe. He greeted an unidentified redhead with a kiss on the cheek at Idlewild International Airport after a month visiting nine European countries with his mother and Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt.
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New York
Two Evictions For Rent Arrears In Municipal Court
Judge Na shan Abelson signed no eviction orders. Muriel LaFave evicted Janet Lovell from 300 Cortland Ave and was awarded 110.75 for back rent. Frank Tratano evicted Dorothy Fellows from 11 Kirkpatrick St and was awarded 80.31 back rent.
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Nashan Abelson
Muriel LaFave
Janet Lovell
Cortland Av
Frank Tratano
Dorothy Fellows
Kirkpatrick St
Red Cross seeks ban on outrages in Korea conflict
Red Cross plans to urge a ban on outrages in the Korean war with General MacArthur's approval. Delegate Frederick Bieri from Hong Kong seeks agreement to observe war conventions protecting the sick and wounded and prohibiting violence against non combatants and unlawful executions. Rotary Club weekly meeting installs new president Fritz Altman.
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Uber
Red Cross
MacArthur
Korea
Frederick Bieri
International Committee of the Red Cross
Hong Kong
Sarawac Lawe
Rotary Club
Frying Altman
Retired Teacher Weds Fayetteville Woman
A Fayetteville society wedding joins retired Fayetteville teacher Mrs. J Adeline Osburn Konvicka and Mer ritt Judson Hopkins of Syracuse in a private ceremony at the bride's home. The couple have several children and will reside at Hopkins' 707 Allen Street after a honeymoon.
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Fayetteville Society
J. Adeline Osburn Konvicka
The
Uniteds Church of
E. Geneseest, Fayetteeville
D. Ever Roberts
United Church of
Traffic and license actions and deaths in Syracuse area
Police report multiple license suspensions for speeding and improper use of vehicles across several addresses in Syracuse area. Noted are suspensions for speeds from 38 to 47 mph and penalties including 18 day suspensions and two month restrictions. Obituaries list deaths in Syracuse area including Bishon Nemecek Cooke Kinney and O'Brien among others.
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Rick Valbive
Bart A
Wallies
Contron
Victor Crommell
Norwalk
Conn
Gantral
Jonn Morris
Gerald Baradthaed
Srnesiatone
Tawlex
W. Genesee
Ar Mitchell’ Bajapute
Ridgeway
Tam. Na Erle Blvd
Maid Bawllee
Emerson
Genesce St Vopeltuding Tentrin
Jean Storelnnd
Goodrich
Ravin and
Gonsidine
Mendes
Senate
Evia St
Syracuse
Adolphus Bishon
Galen
Elizabeth Nemecek
West Driden
Darleen Ann Nemecek
West Drider
Fdnh
B. Cooke
Auburn
Robert McLean
Gamen
Frederick L. Spink
Serba Michael Sawalts
Robreveltayn
Fed Bilett
Weedeaart van C. Kinney
Oneida
Thomas O'Brien
Owlweed
Cicero Fourth of July Parade to Feature 50 Units
Thousands of visitors from Syracuse and Central New York will watch more than 50 units in Cicero’s July Fourth parade at 2 PM. Scores of floats and fire companies will join four bands and aviation displays, with prize money for top units and events at the American Legion grounds.
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Syracuse
New York
Cicero
Tean Legion
Maniepat
Am- Main St
Camp LeJeune
Syracuse Marine Reserve Bay
Cicero School
Ralph DeLisle
Main St
IM. H. Baker, Inc
American Legion
Brewerton
Bridgeport
Matiydale
Hinsdale
Free oil guide for Soap Box Derby racers
Derby contestants may pick up free oil and a lubrication booklet at Derby headquarters Bresee Chevrolet Co and Shettl. The booklet Fighting Friction What Every Soup Box Derby Entrant Should Know about Lubrication includes pictures diagrams and a cut away drawing of a Derby wheel The event is co sponsored by Bresee and the Herald Journal and held in Schiller Park.
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Richard L. Parkhurst
Shett Oil Co
Derby
Bresee Chevrolet Co
W. Willow St
Shetl
Parkhurst
Bresee
The
Herald-Journal
Schiller Pack
Senators Demand Truman Nominate Atomic Energy Chair
Two Republican senators Hickenlooper of Iowa and Bricker of Ohio urged President Truman to appoint a permanent chairman for the Atomic Energy Commission. The post has been vacant since David E. Lilienthal resigned last February, with temporary chiefs Summer Pike and Gordon Dean filling in.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Bricker
Onio
David E. Lillenthal
Summer T. Pike
Senate
Gordon Dean
Eickenlooper
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Fatal accident at Sylvan Beach as crowd gathers
State police report a seaside incident at Sylvan Beach where a child died after a rainstorm drove crowds home. Officials say nearly 30,000 people visited the area with traffic jammed by late afternoon. Police, aided by Troopers, worked six hours to untangle the scene and manage the mass of swimmers and passerby. Verona Beach park logged over 6,000 cars by 4:30 PM with about 2,700 picnickers, marking the season’s largest turnout.
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Eaeurly
Tria
Sina
Habem
Tchad
Seong Eegel DiNicalo
Scchtia Jong
Ett Herald-Journal
Temple
Sylvan Beach
Auer
Ontario
Ebul P
Aenarares
Verona Beach State Park
Auto Checkers
Tel Langelo
M Y City Post Again Wins Drum Trophy
Northeastern Pageant of the Drum ends with Ray mond A Garbarina Memorial Post 1523 American Legion New York City defending champions scoring 90 of 200 to top St. Vincent's Cadets of Bayonne and Holy Name Cadets of Garfield as thousands line the parade in Syracuse and awards total 2500 dollars. Nicholas McCabe of North Brookfield dies in Oneida City Hospital after admission yesterday.
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Raymond A. Garbarina
American Legion
New York City
MacArthur Stadium
St. Vincent's Cadets of
Bayonne
Garbarina
Holy Name Cadets
Carfield
N. J
S. Salina.si
Marine Corps
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Sons of the American Legion
Squadron 41
Boys of
Syracuse
A.O.H
Polish Legion of American Veterans
Walter J. Ordway
Ted Lenkiewicz
Robert J. Pietrucha
Nicholas McCabe
Oneida
North Brookfield
Oneida City Hospital
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Manheim
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Stanley A. Gogoj
Anthony Gogoj
Philadelphia
Edward Peska
Warrenswire
Ohio
Ernest J. Pike
Jeanerette
Elmer E. Hardy
Lucasville
Louis C. Selig, Jr
Warren
Ark
Roy T. Riggs
Clearwater
Fla
Edward M. Crays
Lackhaven
Charles R. Thomlinson
Oakland
Calif
Alex Rolek
Dupont
Edmond A. Kiezanowsii
Wesfield
Mass
Richard E. Millis
Kennard
Ind
Raymond G. Morrissey
Bloomington
Ill
Emerson Pe Eat, Jr
Arlkin
Minn
Pyi
Marbie
Kalama
John C. Brown
Baltimore
Mich
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Fayetteville
Syon Canada Today
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Kelloge’s
Rattle Creek
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Beier Hill
Cal Wlw
Pace
Philippines
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Luddington St
Torinus
Firemen
Regionnaires
Mancock Field
Leo B. Case
Eficer
20Th Tank Battalion
Ian d
Brett
10Th Tank Battalion
Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
Lake Resort
Syracuse Herald-Journal
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