Ex Reichstag Member Sees War Unlikely at Rotary Meeting
Former Reichstag member Gerhart H Seger told the Rotary Club at Onondaga Hotel that war with Russia is unlikely and urged United Nations backed Korea actions under UN flag. He urged selling UN to Asia, using US propaganda against Russia, noted his OSS service, and predicted broader UN legitimacy if Asia sees it as helping people. He visited Colgate for a foreign policy panel with Dulles speakers.
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Russia
Gerhart H. Seger
Reichstag
Rotary Club
Onondaga Hotel
Korea
United Nations
United States
Seger
Addriess
Truman
America
Congress
Europe
Plah
Asia
North Korea
Two youth car crash injures four in two area accidents
James Tracy and Edward Moore, both 16, hospitalized with facial and nasal injuries after their 1922 jalopy struck a tree in Woodlawn Cemetery while testing a ten dollar car. James Smith, 16, was ticketed for operating an unregistered vehicle. A separate crash near Bridgeport involving Frank Testa, 40, and Frank Palumbo caused casualties among Palumbo and passengers. Testa escaped harm.
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James Tracy
DeWitt
University Hospital
Lewis Cotton
Harding Rd. Roehester
Onondaga General Hospital
Edward J. Moore
Lancaster Av
Frank Palumao
Utica
Tracy
Moore
Woodlawn
James E. Smith
Highland Av
Robert McIsaac
Farmer] St
William Beall
Brattle Rd
DeWitt St
Iriver Moore
Colson
Palumbo
Bridgeport
Frank ‘Testa
Catholine St. Utica
Derby Soap Box Cars Weigh-In Schedule
General Director Charles Ames urges all Derby boys to bring cars to Bresee Chevrolet Co. at 300 W. Willow St. for official weighing. Call 30141 to arrange pickup. Weigh-ins end July 29 with the Derby race set for July 22 at Schiller Park in Toledo.
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Charles Ames
Toledo
Bresee Chevrolet Co
Willow St
Schiller Park
Education for Living and Democracy by Dr Crawford
Vice Chancellor G Crawford of Syracuse University outlined three major aims for a summer session lecture series. Education for democracy, for professions, and for living were emphasized as essential goals. He urged eliminating discrimination censorship and fear of criticism to strengthen democracy while urging educators to help students balance long study with early family life and homemaking.
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Iare
Finla’ G Crawford
Syracuse
University
Crawford
Esther
Rudolph Reelected by Zionist Group at Chicago Convention
Rudolph D. It of 41368, Sa linast, was unanimously elected to the national executive committee of the Zionist Organization of America at the 53rd convention in Chicago. By an unanimous vote Rudolph was returned to the position for a second year. He has been active for more than 25 years in the Zionist movement and will be honored by the Western New York Zionist Region at the convention later in October.
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Rudoldit
Salinast
Zionist Organization
Fof America
Chicago
Rudolph
Zionist Movement
New York
Democrats Nominate Boyle for Assemblyman in First District
County Democratic leaders named Earl E. Boyle of 247 Roxford Rd as the party’s nominee for First District Assemblyman, opposing Republican incumbent Searles G. Schultz. Boyle, longtime Salina resident and former town chairman, previously ran for office in 1937 and later sought a state senate seat. The party also discusses potential nominees for Congress and county offices as November elections approach, with Alfred W. Haight and others considered and backers from various factions urging favorable drafts. Hogan noted continued efforts to assemble a state ticket, with Lewis-leading discussions and backing for Foley’s gubernatorial bid emerging.
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Charles J. Hogan
Earl] E. Boyle
Roxford Rd
Boyle
Factory’ Printing Co
Repubcan
Searles G. Shultz Skancaleles
Salina
Lice
Hogan
Alfred W. Haight
Congress
Haight
County Democratic Committee
political action _committees
C C
A.F.L
Paul C. DeBernardis
DeBerrardis
Young
Sentor
Anthony Smith
Bernard Dawson
Frank Savage
Lawson Barnes
DeBernardis
Dorothy” Kelly Carr
Thomas W
Higgins
T. Frank Dolan
John 3. Young
Neal Brewster
State Committee
Edward H. Foley, Jr
Roy “Bush
Rochester
Monroe
Foley
Teachers Seek Pay Hike For Croton Montgomery Area Schools
A three year building plan discussed with Mayor Corlgram at City Hall led Syracuse Federation teachers to press for higher salaries for elementary and high school staff. The group urged the Board of Education to approve a $1,300,000 facilities and improvement plan alongside salary increases to attract and retain teachers.
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Corlgram
Coran
Croton
Montgomery Mentary
Janst Side High School
M-room
Saayer
School
Syracuse Federation of the Teacher Committee
Labor
Rick School
H. W. Smith
Mon
Board of Education
Salem Hyde
Board of Edu
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Hitler
William
Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Colgate
Ithe
Ata
John Foster Dulles
West Germany
Bonny Republic
Howard P. Nicholson
Ray Hudson
Derby Cars
Hoyle
Mrs, Dawson
Assemblyman
Irving TI. Lessen
Togan
Sterday
Benjamin Weschler
State Democratic Committee
Lessen
Ing Fulton
Lower
Oswego Falls Grange
Ash
Sumner
Clark
Verarent Plus Carta
Clark Music CO
Salina Street
Howard Johnson’s Curb Service
Johnson
Frankfurt
Raise
Western Union
Roebuck and CO
Sears and Save Today
J. G. Higgins
Sf Reday
Bain Oil
Lamp
SEARS
Regent Theater
Claes
Coe
Dan River
Selina Sf
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