WSYR to Broadcast Soap Box Derby Saturday
WSYR will provide on the spot radio coverage of Central New York’s Soap Box Derby final this Saturday starting at 2:30 PM. The event features about 75 riders aged 11 to 15 and will be narrated from multiple points along the course with four microphones and mobile units.
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Twin S A Hitch-hikers' 2000 Mile Trip Ends
Twin siblings Clare and Kenneth Gompertz, students at a Syracuse university, completed a five day 2000 mile hitchhiking journey through 12 states at an estimated cost of $10. Their mother Edith Gompertz resides in Houston where the boys hoped to visit over the summer. They relied on truck drivers for transport and meals, kept a tight budget, and planned future work in radio and drama while maintaining ties to Syracuse University.
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Table Tennis Championship At Syracuse Recreation Center
Syracuse Recreation Department hosts its annual city championship playground table tennis tournament at McChesney Recreation Center on Wednesday. Championship trophies awarded in four divisions with seniors over 18 and junior boys allowed to enter. Elvin Slotnick defends last year's title. Entries due to Recreation Department by five p.m. tomorrow.
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Churchill Leaves To Write in Italy Memoir Work
Churchill scheduled to leave London for Italy to resume writing his war memoirs. He is expected to travel via Strasbourg where he will receive a civic diploma.
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Architects canvass bids for memorial on county project
A Monday in July 1349 reports that architects canvass bids for a memorial project tied to warine-lover. The county plans a $3,500,000 estimate with bids about 16 percent apart. Officials expect to readvertise and complete bid canvass soon, with contractors Edgarton and others involved.
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