Danish Educator Praises U S Schools In Syracuse Visit
Danish educator Joergen Noergaard, guest of the Syracuse Teachers Association, applauded American public schools and democratic education. He toured with NEA invitations, noting superior equipment and handsome buildings, while planning further visits to Harvard and New York. He emphasized kindness as a Danish value and spoke highly of American hospitality.
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Joergen Noergaard
Syracuse
Syracuse Teachers Association
United States
Pera
Tooting
Toerng
Denmark
Noergsard
America
National Education Association
NE. A
St. Louis
Charles
Ottawa
Canada
Europe
Neergaard
Harvard University
Boston
New York
Jorgen Noergaard
V2 Consolidated School
Toerrmne
Emily Tarbell Barhych
Vocational High School
Frances Chadwick
Roberts School
Vuese
Syracuse veteran earns first aid certificate at Burtonwood
Syracuse area resident SGT John A. Greene, son of Mrs Mary Greene of Baldwinsville, earned a standard first aid certificate after completing a safety school in Burtonwood England. Greene, a WWII veteran assigned to the 59th Air Depot Wing, served in Africa and England. his wife and four year old son live in Burtonwood. The item also notes a 70th Onondaga Madison Counties Farmers Picnic August 26 at Suburban Park Menlius with exhibits and fireworks, plus a Syracuse University lecture on Emerson in 1950 by Dr Stuart G Brown, and other brief society notes.
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John A. Greene
Mary Greene
Tappan St
Baldwinsville
Burtonwood
Eng
59Th Air Depot Wing
Africa
England
Francis E. Gates
Onondaga-Madison Counties
Menlius
Syracuse University
Maxwell Auditorium
Stuart G. Brown
Syracuse
Emerson
Cement Local To Vote on New Contract
Striking workers at Alpha Portland Cement Co Jamesville will meet tonight to act on a tentative two year pact reached at Martins Creek. The plan includes a two cent per hour raise and a five year pension. Process losses hinge on Solvay quarry strikes delaying limestone supply and possible production halts. Local 210 members and Jamesville supervisors commented on wages and pension terms.
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Apha Portland Cement Co
Jamesville
Martins Creek
United Lime and Gypsum Workers
Af.l
Oday
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Alpita
Solvay
Alpha
Litsinger
Charles Smyth
Solvay Strike Report Set For Thursday Night
President Russell Tall Man of Local 12 457 United Mine Workers will report on the Solvay Process Division strike progress. District 50 UMW says a meeting at the Polish Legion of American Veterans hall Thursday will inform about 2 000 strikers of the situation. The 43 day dispute awaits notice from Federal mediator James J Carroll on resumption of talks. Both sides decline to comment on progress as negotiations continue near Milton Avenue works since June 12.
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Russell Tallman
United Mine Workers
Solvay
District 50
U-M.w
Polish Legion of American Veterans Hall
Joseph Mayo
James J. Carroll
Milton Av
Carroll
Harmon Will Ask $100000 Repair Fund
ERANK. EF. Harmon, commissioner of public works, planned to day to notify the Common Council he will need more than $100,000 to repair the garbage reduction plant install fencing along Onondaga Creek and replace sidewalks in the 200 block of Comstock pl. He said the reduction plant is in such disrepair that about $65,000 should be used to rehabilitate it. The fencing would cost $21,000 and the sidewalk $25,000.
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Erank. EF. Harmon
Public Works
Common Council
Onondaga Creek
Comstock Pl
Cole Bros Circus at McCarthy Island Features Clowning Acts
The Cole Bros. Circus plans performances at McCarthy Island with Horace Laird and Bertha West presenting comic routines. A Syracuse cerebral palsy demonstration by Dr. Winthrop M. Phelps is scheduled, highlighting medical diagnosis and a history of early cerebral palsy work. Local notices mention a pending alimony case for J Raymond Sheridan and a first horse show by the North Syracuse Horseman’s Association. A large parade preview includes Wallenda family, Don Colleano, Daria Konsot, and the Mandalas act with elephants and trained animals in a 70 foot high wire and other spectacles.
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American Pension Club
Odey
Cole Bros. Circus
McCarthy Island
Horace Laird
Bertha West
Laird
Winthrop M. Phelps
Mier
Syracuse
Phelps
Cumberland
Wallenda
Don Colleano
Daria Konsot
Tadian
Acal F Savagancas
Blanche
Syracuse Budget Meeting Discusses 1951 Plan and Surplus Cuts
Syracuse Common Council members invited to a closed budget briefing led by Robert G Soule of the Syracuse Governmental Research Bureau Inc The discussion covered wage increases potential 2 million sales tax revenue shifts and earmarked funds for capital improvements The bureau projected a 2 4 million revenue next year with 390 000 in available funds after three quarters of the year and a 1 8 million cost for operations if the surplus is used The plan targets reducing weekly hours for firemen and questions remain on real estate tax effects and wage levels
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Common Council
Robert G. Soule
Syracuse Governmental Research Bureau, Inc
Soule
Tie
T ‘Ihe Bureau
Moe
FAO
Aween Tyree
Anys Clawn
Cole Bros
I Coran
Man Accuses Patrolman of Assault in Geddes Diner
James A. Kerlin Jr of Geddes alleges patrolman Jean H. Pikarsky struck him with a blackjack at the J and M Diner on June 12 at 1 05 AM. Kerlin seeks 10000 in damages from the city, claims concussion and head lacerations, and permanent scarring. Pikarsky admits striking Kerlin during an arrest attempt after a rooftop disturbance. Kerlin was hospitalized and later acquitted of a disorderly conduct charge.
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James A. Kerlin, Jr
Benham Sr
Geddes
Kerlin
George_ L Richardson
Jean H. Pikarsky
Geddesst
Jant
Hel
Pikarsky
Ker
Onondaga General Hospital
William H. Bemerick
Driver on Wrong Side, Fined $5
Anthony Savarese, 22, of Port Byron pled guilty to failure to keep right before Chase Traver Jr, Aurelius Peace Justice. He was fined $5 after a Route 1 South near Cayuga village crash when his car ran off the road and overturned between a mailbox and telephone pole, crossing a driveway. Corp. W C Keeley of Auburn State Police filed the ticket.
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Au Buitin
Anthony Savarese
Port Byron
R.D
Aurelius
Chase Traver, Jr
Saverese
Corp
W. C. Keeley
Auburn
Cayuga Village
Keeley
Man Fined for Obscene Film Shown at Tioga Hall
William Chidester 26 of Binghamton was fined 250 dollars in Tioga County Court after pleading guilty to presenting an obscene motion picture at a Town of Owego dance hall last March. Also arrested in connection with the showing were Joseph Velih 37 and John Wencel, both of Binghamton, indicted for acting in the presentation.
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Owego
William Chidester
Binghamton
Tioga County
Joseph Louis Velih
John Wencel
Binghauston
Policewoman Olrich Is Returned to Duty
Police Chief John A. Kinney reinstates Policeman Agnes Olrich after suspension for alleged courtesy violations. Olrich resumes duties in the department today with back pay. a hearing, held July 12, found enough evidence for possible dismissal. Witnesses included police officers and witnesses testified at the hearing. Olrich has served since 1943.
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Olrich
John A. Kinney
Agnes Olrich
Mass Olrich
Chef Kinney
Corcoan
Ahss Olmich
Olich
Summilav
Richa P. Byrne
Allied Corp Party in Suit Joins Solvay Sludge Case
STATE SUPREME COURT allowed Allied Chemical and Dye Corp parent of Solvay Process Company to become a party defendant in a civil action over sludge waste beds at the old Municipal Airport in Amboy. The Farnsworths residents near the airport seek to void a zoning ordinance permitting dumping. Allied’s petition argued a vital interest in the Camillus wastebed property. Charles H. Thompson represented the Farnsworths. H Duane Bruce filed for Allied.
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State Supreme Court
Dusine
Jesse E. Kingsley
Alied Chemical and Dye Corp
Solvay
Edward PF. Farnsworth
Farnsworths
Amboy
Solvay Company
H.duane Bruce
Allied Chemical and Dye
Camillus
Charles H. Thompson
Melvin & Melvin
Civil Service Exams Open for Farm Examiners and Photographers
The Civil Service Commission announced examinations for two job classes, farm examiners with travel duties across the United States and photographers for Washington D C agencies. Local secretary Ashe said full details and applications are available at the Federal Building or Civil Service regional offices. Applications must reach the Washington office by August 15 for farm examiners and August 22 for photographers.
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Civil Service
United
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C. l
Jha! Ashe
Federal
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
Commission
Yates to Return To Duties Monday
Charles A. Yates veteran police court attache will resume duties as acting chief clerk Monday Judge Willem H Barer said today. Yates took a two week leave due to Mrs Yates serious illness and may resign if her condition does not improve.
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Yates
Charles A. Yates
Willem H. Barerhick
Bamerick
Correct Glasses Help Vision Efficiency, Says Schieder Eye Shop
A recent note on eye care highlights how proper glasses improve clarity and reduce strain. The Schieder shop emphasizes fitting accuracy as essential for optimal sight and comfort.
Hot Dogs Hit by Inflation Peak in Watertown
In Watertown two road stands raised hot dogs to 15 cents from 10 cents while others stayed at 10 cents. The increase followed a one cent jump per frank, prompting the proprietors of the two stands to raise prices by five cents.
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Watertown
Theft reports from two Syracuse women
The Syracuse police investigated two thefts reported yesterday by two women. Miss Violet DeRusso of Associated Laundry said her wallet holding $21 was taken from her pocketbook while she briefly stepped away after noon. Mrs Norma Walton reported $45 missing from a dresser drawer at her home.
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Syracuse
Violet DeRusso
Fayettest
Associated Laundry
E. Raynor
Norma Walton
Rentwick
Former Pastor in New Post Ontario Draft Board Swings Into Action
The Ontario county draft board has called Leon chinery, former pastor at Stone Street Presbyterian Church in Watsertown, and Drake Sanborne, retired director of the West localities in the county. The select quota of 15 men comes from Berea College students and is drawn from the entire county, not by locality, for ages 18 to 25. University connections and prior ministry are noted as part of the draft proceedings.
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Geneva
Watlertown
Leon]chinery
Drake Sanborne
Ontario County
Stone Street Presbyterian Church
Berea
Berea College
Beminster Foundation
Ohio State
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Glenwood
International Relations Committee
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Lamercow
Adelbert Northrup
Syracuse Principals and Supervisors Association
Percy Hughes
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Corinthian Club
Arry Dwyer
VT Tapa Posthissres Truman
Henry P
Hallahaniot
Brosher Falls
Frederick Gmegiuim
Elbridge
Kirthsy
Brown Regine
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Richard B
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B. Underwood
Gilford Ak
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Paley
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Albert J. Duenault
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Manis
Monarchs
Faward H. Lang
Paushters
Pelncigal
W. Smith
Redeeh
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Ornvele Tar
Monarch Club
Hotelle Morrison
Central Square
Lang
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Cement Local
Catskill
Buffalo
Manheim
Franklin Maloney
John Brags
Charles Litsinger
Solvayl Process Division
Harmon
Day
Cole Bros. Comic
J. Raymond Sheridan
Frances Sheridan
James St
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Cere Peer Lene
Clifford H. Sears
Sherian
York, Pa
Pennsylvania
North Syracuse
Onondaga County Volunteer Fire Departments
Harros
Ays Re Bureau Rice Council
Sunes St
Thompson Rd
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Allied Corp
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New Post
Ontario
Draft Board
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Blue Boy Cooker
Lata E I Rere Ey
Bowen, Perry & Fobes, Inc
Salina St
First Trust
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First Trust PE
Issagate
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McGuire & Co
Denison
Payette St
Phono
Motorists Insurance Company
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