North Syracuse notes 25th anniversary celebration
A garbled account outlines North Syracuses 25th anniversary events from tonight through Monday. Parade routes from Watson Road to Church Road, reviewing stand at Sheely hardware, with former village and current officials in a procession. Activities include a bucket race, a show, and a flag display. The town traces growth from 1826 settlement through 1880 Centreville rename, 1907 South Bay railroad opening, and a 75 percent population rise since 1940.
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Educator Explains U S Study Benefits For Germans
Syracuse University hosted Dr. Schattschneider and Dr. Limer discussing a six university German study program. They warned that German students may feel resentment toward U S sponsored reform and that the program must avoid promoting government orientation and democratization.
Colleagues Honor 8. U. Professor Dr. Morehart
Syracuse University College of Education professor Motahart Morehart received a reroll of tribute at the annual summer session duties. A faculty member for 27 years he is set to travel to Japan as a consultant in educational leadership for the American military government, with the Korean war outcome anticipated. The scroll was presented by Professor George Thompson praising him as philosopher historian humorist and counselor.
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Jamesville Offer Again Up to Vote
Union and company negotiators mulled wage boosts and a five year pension plan as Jamesville workers near a vote on a renewed wage offer amid possible wage freezes tied to the wartime economy. A meeting was held at Samesville to finalize terms. about 70 workers are affected at Alpha Porthtad Cement.
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Labor Split Over Sales Tax Issue in Syracuse
The Syracuse Federation of Labor narrowly supports a proposed 2 percent sales tax to fund Mayor Cosgoran, while city department unions split with opposition echoed by the Chamber of Commerce. CIO and other unions, representing roughly 25,000 to 30,000 workers in Onondaga County, urge attendance at a Monday hearing as divisions widen amidst a civic debate.
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