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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1948

Page

4

Riehlman U S Property Bill BACKED by groups

Washington support came from the American Small Business Organizations conference in Chicago for Rep. R Walter Riehlman of Tully. His plan would unite land property and procurement operations into a single General Property Office and ensure continuous status updates on federal households, aiding Hoover commission findings.

Herald-Journal Bureau Washington R. Walter Riehlman Tully Conference of American Small Business Organizations Chicago Onondaga County R. Harland Shaw Riehiman Deperiment of Commerce Shaw Riehlman Herbert Hoover Congress

Joan Lloyd Delivers Precise Beethoven With Civic Orchestra

London born pianist Joan Lloyd, now of New York, guested with the Civic University Orchestra in Syracuse’s Thornden Park. She played Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3 in C minor with fidelity, while Andre Polah conducted a Haydn symphony. The concert included discussion of the Hoover Commission’s General Property Office proposal and a Mendelssohn overture. Weather dampened tone, but performance drew applause as Lloyd and Perkins prepared to depart for New York.

Andre Polah Guine University Orchestra Francis D. Perkins New York Herald-Tribome Thornden Park Civic University Joan Lloyd London New York Diss Lloyd Beethoven Miss Lloyd Syracuse New York Herald ‘Tribune Park Polah Haydn Mr. Perkins

Derby Contestants Feted Tonight in Syracuse Derby

Syracuse centennial soap box derby contestants including champion Jimmie Green are feted at a Father-Son Victory dinner at Hotel Syracuse. Green will receive the Dreystadt trophy and a 69 dollar suit. 61 contestants gain awards or mementos as part of the 1948 Derby festivities amid a large local audience.

Josepit V. Ganley Syracuse Dreystadt Chevcotel Matos CMAMP Biche Isaac Co, Inc Lierald-Journal, Herald-American Akron Merrit Lathrop Clas Bresco Chevrolet Co Herald-Journal Herald-American

Soap Box Derby Racer Injured During Race

Andy Clark, 13, a semifinalist in the Soap Box Derby, suffered head and shoulder injuries after his car veered on Craw ay hill. He had been delivering newspapers on his route when a dog darted into his path, causing a fall requiring care. His mother Mrs Albert H Clare remains hopeful about Derby safety measures.

Albert H. Clare Andy Clark Andy Craw Charles An Jareus Delivar Noni Tim Andy Deby

Day Crashes Into Tree Injuring Two

Mrs Rose Braun 24 of Syracuse received critical injuries when the car she rode in collided with a tree near Liverpool around 2 AM. Driver Donald Chapman 28 suffered head and facial injuries and possible jaw fracture. Sheriff Hayford investigated.

Liverpool Rose Braun Syracuse St. Joseph's Hospital Donald Chapman B.D Mr. Chapman Depuy William Hayford Chapman Braun

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U.S Rierlman Hoover Commission General Property Office Bureau of Federal Supply Treasury Department General Land Office Department of the Interior Public Buildings Administration Federal ‘Works Agency War Assets Administration Fingsls Mendelssohn Compo Rossini Dinicu Riehtman Joan Llowd Pinniv Mis Rainbow Robbie Stevenson Notel Syracus Adwar Gabardine Fleischer’s Service Department Bond Salina Street
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