Ex-German Newsman Segar to Speak at Rotary Meeting
GERHART IS SEGAR former Reichstag member and journalist will address the Rotary Club at noon tomorrow in Hotel Onondaga on Our Foreign Policy He describes his rise in Germany WWI service time in jail and concentration camps escape to the United States naturalization in 1942 and postwar lectures for U S Army Navy OSS and public forums across 48 states including radio appearances on Town Meeting of the Air.
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Segar
Reichstag
Mitler
Rotary Club
Europe
Hitler
United States
U. S. Army
Navy
Office of Strategic Services
William “Wild Bill” Donovan
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Draft Board Queries Rise in Syracuse
Syracuse draft boards 57 58 and 59 report sharp inquiry increases after renewal of draft legislation and U S entry into Korea. Officials stress reporters must note changes of address and marital status. Registrants may be deemed delinquent for noncompliance. Youths register at 18, with offices in the Chimes Building or Volunteer Center Loew Building. Training not before 19th birthday. Board 57 58 cover 29 city wards. Board 59 oversees 19 surrounding towns.
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Selective Service Boards
United States
Spok¢Smah
Chimes
Loew
Japanese visitor learns American view of Korea and war
Miss Kiku Ishihara, head of a Tokyo kindergarten teachers training school, visiting New York after a stay with Miss Alice L. Churchill, says she does not believe the Korean situation will lead to another war. She came to America last autumn after graduating from the University of Cincinnati and attending Columbia Teachers College during World War I.
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America
Kiku ‘Ishihara
Tokyo
Alice L. Churchill
Comstock
New York
University of Cincinnati
Columbia ‘Teachers College
Norwegians amazed by American plenty in Syracuse displays
Oslo visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harald Haraldsen toured downtown Syracuse during a vacation trip through New York and Canada. They marveled at endless food assortments, colorful shop windows, and busy streets while noting rationing back home in Oslo. Their hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Christiansen of Clifton, New Jersey.
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Carl Christiansen
E Clifton
Y and Haraldsen
O. Norand Slarry
Cortland Av
Syracuse
Harald Haraldsen
Oslo
Norway
Harry
Hans
S. Salina St
Norwegian travelers note American government and taxes
Haraldsen and his wife, visiting New York from Norway, compare their constitutional monarchy with King Haakon VII to the U S system. They describe high tax rates in Norway, stable labor relations, and the need for state spending for foreign purchases, stating Norwegians see labor party rule with limited strikes for 16 years.
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Democratic
James Hogan
Charles J. Hogan
Onondaga County
Sally Lessen
15Th Ward
Nor- Hogan
Lessen
Haraldsen
Atlantic
Oslo Fjord
New York
Oslo
Haakon VIII
Labor Party
Storting
Haraldson
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