Banking Revolution Prompts Public Relations Push at Syracuse
Dr M Lyle Spencer warns government control and rising costs are driving a banking revolution. He cites five causes from increasing regulations to five day week and new customer types. The Bankers School of Public Relations hosts 79 bankers from NY and beyond at Syracuse University to establish PR departments and outreach.
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M. Lyle Spencer
School of Journalism
Syracuse University
Spencer
Fifth Bankers’ School of Public Relations
DR. Spencer
New York State
Connecticut
Delaware
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Canada
Cuba
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College of Business Administration
College of Liberal Arts
University College
Utica College
School of Speech
Radio and Television Center
Kenneth G. Bartlett
University
Wesley C. Clark
Harry W. Hepner
Ralph M. Schmidt
Department of
Dorothea L. Chandler
Philip W. Burton
Horse Bolts At Show Injuring Six In Syracuse Area
Six people sustained injuries when a horse plunged through a fence at the North Syracuse Horsemen's Association show. Rider Ronald Cook was unconscious briefly but declined medical help. Other victims include Glenn Keyes with a fractured jaw and leg, Abe Schotz treated for head wounds, and Mrs. Eta Norris with a scalp laceration. Kathleen Evans, six, was burned when boiling water spilled on her back and chest at Willow Bay.
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Syracuse
North Syracuse
Glenn Keyes
Alice Keyes
Fairport
Jamesville Reservoir
University Hospital
Abe Schotz
E. Genesee St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Schotz
Eta Norris
Delaware St
Norris
Onondaga General Hospital
Kathleen Evans
William Evans
Laurence Sr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kathleen
Willow Bay
Nationals to Visit Camp Vacation in Fayetteville
July 31 event features Al Cervi and the Syracuse Nationals at the day camp grounds in Fayetteville. Nats join camp program, swim and work with campers. exhibition basketball game includes camp participants. Don Savage mentors the camp and serves as Nats co-owner and coach.
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al Cervi
Syracuse Nationals
Fayetteville
Nats
Don Savage
Boy's Cries Save Four From Fire
A three story dwelling at 807 N Geddes St caught fire on the third floor. Four occupants were saved by a passerby and neighbors after a boy cried out alerting his mother. Mrs Bisnett and her son waited in a bedroom but flames trapped them.Richard Bisnett and Raymond Brown aided others to safety. The blaze caused extensive damage.
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N. Geddes St
Richard Bisnett
Isabella Bisnett
Flaes
Reserve Unit Opens Membership in 9260th Squadron
Qualified men and women with prior active service or Air Force Reserve affiliation may apply for openings in intelligence, photographic and controller units. Fulton residents may join the local unit at the Elks Home Fulton contact M/Sgt. B. C. Stoner 111 Warren St. Oswego residents may join at Oswego State Teachers College.
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Air Force Reserve
9260Th Volunteer Air Reserve Squadron
Fulton
Elks Home
B. C. Stoner
WN. Warren St
Oswego
Oswego State Teachers College
Suspect Extradited From Local Jurisdiction in Nevada Theft Case
Clark County Sheriffs Deputies released 29 year old Robert R. Anderson of Las Vegas to Nevada police. Sheriff Glen Jones says Anderson faced an embezzlement warrant for $525 from a dairy. Anderson was apprehended here on July 15 and waived extradition.
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Robert R. Anderson
Las Vegas
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Clark County
Sherif
Glen Jones
Anderson
Air Guard Begins Summer Training at Reading Field
About 1,100 members of the 107th Fighter Wing of the New York Air National Guard started a two week summer training session at General Carl Spaatz Air Field in Reading Pennsylvania. The unit based at Hancock Field departed by bus on Saturday.
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107Th
New York Air National Guard
General Carl
Syracuse Professor George Vander Sluis Holds Florence Show
Syracuse University arts faculty member George Vander Sluis, on a Fulbright Fellowship, presented a one man exhibition in Florence at the Gallery for Contemporary Art from June 15 through 30.
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George Vander Sluis
Syracuse University
Europe
Fullbright
Gallery For Contemporary Art
Florence
Italy
Coyne Foretold Stevenson Sparkman Ticket Rise
William M. Coyne of Syracuse told the Herald Journal six days before the convention that administration leaders favored Adlai Stevenson for president and John Sparkman for vice president. He met with White House aides and later said he merely repeated what substantial Washington sources had said.
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William M. Coyne
Syracuse
Herald-Journal
White House
Gov
Adlai Stevenson
U. S
John Sparkman
Alabama
Coyne
Washington
Edward H. Foley
United States Treasury
James M. Mead
Federal Trade Commission
George Leary
Boston
Stevenson
Sparkmen
Wife Held In Shooting Of Airman
Mrs Fannie Mae Cochran 34 of 119 Winchell Road is being questioned after she shot her husband M Sgt Junius C Cochran in the back during a family dispute. He is a Syracuse University student hospitalized with a single bullet wound. police say the weapon contained four bullets and one empty cartridge.
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Fannie Mae Cochran
Winchellrd
Junius C. Cochran
Syracuse University
University Hospital
Harold Flavino
Anthony Cizinski
Cochran
Robert Jutton
Joseph Donahue
Purple Heart Vets Plan First Annual Clambake in Oct
Members of the Irving J. Davis Chapter Military Order of the Purple Heart will hold their first annual clambake on October 11 at Hockey's Inn. Commander John P. Garvey Jr. serves as general chairman and is aided by Carl Hirshman John H. Terry Charles Whitehead Harry Wilkin son W Snowdon Smith Charles Warren Vito Cozzola and Frank DeJohn.
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Irving J. Davis
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Hockey’s Inn
John P. Garvey, Jr
Carl Hirshman
John H. Terry
Charles Whitehead
Harry Wilkinson
W. Snowdon Smith
Charles Warren
Vito Cozzola
Frank DeJohn
Dairymen Plan Four Day Tour Across Two States
Onondaga County dairymen and families will tour Aug. 10 to 13 through Lancaster County Pennsylvania and the Dairy Experimental Station at Beltsville Maryland. County Farm Agents Donald Hammond and James Q. Foster will accompany, part of Farm Bureau Dairy Commodity Committee program.
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Onondaga County
Lancaster County
Department of Agriculture
Beltville
Donald Hammond
James Q. Foster
Farm Bureau Dairy Commodity Committee
Utility Granted Tax Write Off for St. Lawrence Plant
The Niagara Mohawk Power Corp receives federal approval to deduct 30 percent of the $3,962,000 cost of a St. Lawrence County power plant over five years. The Defense Production Administration certified the project for depreciation in federal income taxes.
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Washington
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corporation
St. Lawrence County
Defense Production Administration
Gashes on Forearm Hospitalize Indian Man
Powless 54 of Onondaga Reservation in Syracuse General Hospital with four gashes on his right forearm. Deputy says Powless claimed fall on porch and cut by bottle, but cuts look like knife wounds.
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Wilmer
Powless
Onondaga Indian Reservation
Syracuse General Hospital
Arthur Willis
Willis
Man Who Knows Spots Comet Here
James Goult of 604 Hill Ave Syracuse reports seeing a ball of light the size of a golf ball hover briefly in the sky around 10 45 P M last night. He noted the object did not reappear despite continued watching.
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Halley
Spain
Syracuse
James Goult
Hill Av
Matty Gale
More Aid for Europe Urged in Colgate Talk
U S official Thorpe urged deeper European economic concessions to aid postwar recovery. He argued lower tariffs, broader market access, and increased foreign competition, citing Soviet actions as a threat to collective security and praising NATO as a defense framework.
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Europe
Colgate
Herald-Journal Wire
Hamilton
Williard L. Thorpe
U. S
Colgate University
Thorpe
United States
Wrong
Ernest A. Gross
World Organization
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
Golden Agers Begin 5 Day Vacation Near Selkirk
Golden Agers from the Army Citadel near Genesee Street start a five day vacation for residents over 65 at Jefferson Park. The camp, directed by Major R W Hawley, offers crafts swimming skiing and evening entertainment by Citadel musicians. A Salvation Army event opens the recreation day with a Friday picnic and a Thursday boat trip hosted by American Boat Lines from Clayton. Mrs. Sarah Anderson chairs the camp committee.
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E. Geneseest
Jefferson Park
R. W. Hawley
Citadel
Clayton
American Boat Lines, Inc
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Sarah Anderson
Salvation Army Auxiliary
Golden Agers
William Wilcox
Salvation Army
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