Aquatennial to Thrill Syracuse Tonight at Thornden
The Aquatennial at Thornden pool features swimming and wing championships, diving, water ballets, and demonstrations by Boy Scouts and Red Cross. City recreation director Helena Hoyt and assistant Regina Hodge lead a 8 PM program free to the public with special bleachers and grassy-view areas.
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Syracusp
Wimmmers
Thornden Pool
Helena G. Hoyt
Regina
Hodge
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts of America
Syracse
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
City Parks Department
Ponis
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse Herald-American
Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Richard Barclay
Fifeguard
Gorton Cook
Hannah Foerth
Jean Sollinger
Jean Long
Edward Mulligan
Charles Inkweller
Marion Siowell
Michael Fallon
Virginia Vout
Robertaughy
Lhifty
BOY Scouts
Woodland
Dear Constantia
William Wadsworth
Acent
Emanuel
Willlwim
Herald—Journal
Herald American
Folt
Dick Barclay
Walter 8. Breh
Regina Hodge
Library Receives Rugs Gift From Syracuse Estate
The Syracuse Public Library was given a collection of about 1.0 books on Oriental rugs from the estate of Dr. G. Griffin Lewis of Syracuse. Dudley G. Lewis, his son of New York City, made the gift. The collection includes two works by the late Dr. Lewis, The Practical Book of Original Rugs and The Mystery of the Oriental Rug, plus numerous books and notebooks illustrating Persian, Chinese, Turkish and Caucasian rugs.
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Syracuse Public Library
G. Griffin Lewis
Syracuse
Dudley G. Lewis
New York City
Dr. Lewis
Naumann Pleads Not Guilty in Check Forgery Case
Walter P Naumann aged 49 of 613 Oak Street faced a grand jury after waiving examination in Police Court before Judge William H Bamerick. He is held pending grand jury action on charges of forging about 1600 in checks for florist Al Markowitz of 2 East Fayette Street where Naumann served as bookkeeper since 1945, per police.
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Walter P. Naumann
Oak Sr
Wiliam H. Bamerick
Naumann
al Markowitz
E. Fayette Sr
Polic
Pageant Needs Relics For Syracuse Centennial Pageant
J Ward Bixby, property man for Syracuse Centenni pill celebration, seeks outdated odds and ends. He needs from covered wagon to milk wagon and four wooden kegs, all to be returned after use. Call Busterhole Rossel at 2 7266 or visit 3318 S Salina Street for details.
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J. Ward Bixby
Syracuse
Centeninini Cnlebration
Bixby
Busterhole & Rossel, Inc
Jess
S. Salina St
Centennial Committee
Youth and charity groups to share hat sale proceeds
Syracuse youth organizations and charity groups will share proceeds from Centennial Hat Sale during the August 6 drive. Under James F. Gilday, groups will run booths in Salina YMCA Tol Carter area and at the Citadel fairgrounds. A prize will be awarded to the organization selling the most hats with a portion of sales going to designated funds. Capt Edwin J Freeh replaces Capt Cecil Hodgson in Buffalo and will assume new duties August 2. The plan includes a farewell program August 22 and a festive air for the Centennial celebration.
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Syracuse
James F. Gilday
Salina
YMCA
Tol
Edwin J. Freeh
Syracuse Salvation
Army Citadel
Macarthur Stadium
Buffalo Citadel
Thomas Pea
I. Rogers
Augustus P. Hopsins
Nates
Citadel
Freeh
Lions
Cecil Hodgson
Buffalo
BMD
Wilmington Man Appointed Associate Professor at Syracuse University
Dr Nolan, previously supervisor for city and state boards of education in Wilmington, will join Syracuse University as associate professor of education. He will oversee professional courses in sales and marketing education starting in September. He earned a doctorate from NYU and taught in New Britain Conn. prior to Wilmington. He is a member of several education and vocational associations.
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Carroll 4. Nolan
Pennsyvania Grove City College
University of Pitsburgh
Nolan
Teachers College
New Britain
Four Auto Crashes Leave Four Injured in City
Reports describe multiple injuries from three auto accidents. Charles J. Buskey and Miss Jean Hanlex were taken to Onondaga General Hospital after a collision at Main and Rich streets. Hanley suffered knee and mouth lacerations with shock, Buskey had facial contusions and lost teeth. Miss Manley lost teeth. Buskey faces summons for lacking operator license and losing car control. Patrolmen investigated. A separate incident left Mary Toscano with possible leg fracture and burns after a crash near Jefferson and Salinas. Also noted is a eviction dispute involving Rufus Wesley and patrolmen. other damages cited in rental and property cases.
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Charles J. Buskey
Chay
Jean Hanlex
Cresine
Onondaga Gaeneral Hospital
Miss Manley
Mary M. Toscano
Berkshire Av
Syracuse University
St. Joseph's Hospital
Br Burns
Rufus Wesley
Chester Piatkowski
Plovd Petrie
Toons
John O'Shea
Jefe
Ferson
S. Salinasis
Savage
Anthony Gangemi
Wey
Stenite
Takien
Landlords Win Four Evictions
Landlords secured four eviction rulings in municipal court under Judges Nathan Abelson and Harry H. Skerritt. Tenants gained limited delay to secure new housing. Betty Becker and Barney Kassell were to evict Aaron Macht from 222 Genesee Pkwy on January 1. Dean W. Jubb and Harold Crabtree to remove Thomas Christian from 201 Van Buren St on December 15. Reney A. Williams estate granted eviction of Edward Cousart from 612 Beech St to permit occupancy by Thomas A. Williams, son of the former owner and executor of the estate. Moving date set for now.
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Municipal Comet
Nathan Abelson
Harry H. Skerritt
Betty Becker
Barney Kassell
Aaron Macht
Genesee Pk
Abelson
Nartles
Dal Dean W. Jubb
Harold Crabtree
Thomas Christian
van Buren St
Skerritt
Reney A. Williams
Edward Cousert
Beech St
Thomas A. Williams
The
Este
Air Lift Sgt. Mack Supports Berlin Blockade Relief
Sgt Robert A Mack on temporary duty with the Air Force in Wiesbaden Germany aids Operation Vittles the Berlin airlift supplying 2 500 000 western sector residents with food and medical relief He flies two runs daily from Wiesbaden to Berlin under Brig Gen F Smith Hys Command Wing Mack is son of Mrs Hannah Mack of 1025 Danforths and North High School graduate
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Air Force
Wiesbaden
Germany
Robert A. Mack
éOthi
66Th Kroop
Kaufbeuren
Mack Tk
Berlin
Foseh Smith
Hys
Sgt. Mack
Hannah Mack
Danforths
North High School
Showroom Showdown Over Park Street Lease Tonight
Judge Shon will hear a decision tomorrow on a fish fry supper sponsored by Gangemi as Hulls face APC district changes. The Hulls claim landlord noncompliance with lease terms at 1118 Park ngid, 5:30 to 7:30 PM. Robert L. Duell represents the Hulls in a case tied to the 36th Congressional action line.
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Shon Nied
Gangemi
Congressional
APC
Clube
Park
A.P.C
North Syracuse Fire Department Parade Planned Tomorrow
The North Syracuse volunteer fire department will hold a three day field of festivities with a full-scale parade tomorrow. Three bands, 15 floats, and delegates from about 14 fire companies will march in the town. The event begins at 2 PM and will feature a water fight finals, a $200 fireworks display, and the crowning of the Fire Queen with four contestants named.
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Xing Yes
North Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department
Tt Hill
Bernie van ‘Tassel
Rosemary Pike
Mary Haberer
Virginia Heins
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Hawaii
Red Cross
Michael Fallaut
Chapman & Fischer
Name Silversmiths
Gorham and
Reed & Barton
Chapman & Fischer, Inc. Jewelers
Warren St. Weiler
Helen M. Chapman
Waliam A. Fischer
Wilmington
Orris R. Bell
Searlwyn Ra
State Council of
Jamestown
Chester D. Crowell
State Committee On
Bett
Jerome K Cheney
Central City
Central New York
Cortland
Bell
Central City Consistory
Central City Lodge
A. M
Stone Piano Co
Base
USKEY
Thomas Hurley
Robert Rankin
al Meehan
HOTEL
Onondaga
Syracusa
Old Forester
Fleischmann
Kinsey
Gordon Seagrim
McCarthy
Genesee
Starling
Robert L. Duell
Mabhia
Ave
Ma Obiizatlan
Madison Welte Bos
Seotchole
Herald-Journal Bia
Howard Jumson
Jules O de Jar
Maine
Peas Eke Te Yo
TT Tb Sy
Fayetteville Road
General Ice Cream Corp
WNI
Ray Noble
Mene Woods
NBC
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