Refugee Children Plans From Syracuse Office
Syracuse residents rally to aid refugee children as the United States Committee for the Care of Refugee Children coordinates shelter and shipping facilities. About 100 locals, led by Mrs. Leon M. Griggs, have applied for placement and more requests are pending as the office on the Loew Building’s sixth floor organizes volunteers and guidance for the aid effort.
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Carlos Corporation
Rome
Lyle
Syracuse
United States
Leon M. Griggs
Sor
Athough
Loew
Jones
Fair Spectacle Scouts to Rehearse Paths of Freedom
Sixty Boy Scouts and 33 Sea Scouts will report for the first rehearsal of the Paths of Freedom, a feature of the 70th anniversary New York State Fair. Announcement followed meetings between Gerald Fadden and Leo Sandier of the Syracuse Boy Scout Council. Rehearsal dates not set. Also details on Girl Scout participation and other local public scenes including an Erie Canal episode and a car windshield incident near Skaneateles Lake.
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Sea Scouts
Gerald B. Fad
Leo Sandeiur
Syracuse Boy Scout Council
Mr. Fadden
Central City Business Institute
Ance
Brattsdale
Girl Scouts
Dorothea Cummnings
Malytale
Aidley Road
June Sherwood
Canasteta
Rome
Erie Canal
Edward
Jay
North
Three Teens Return $360 Found On Highway
Three youths, Theron Tierney, 22, Clifton Pratt, 28, and Charles Pratt, 18, found a bunom owned by George Nay in the highway near Ferestevilla and turned it over to Sergeant Joseph A. Stesley at the North Syracuse state police substation. The officer praised the trio as honest men and said the $360 valuable property was safely handed in.
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George Nay
Council Attacks Draft Bill On Military Training Proposal
The Syracuse Industrial Union Council sent a resolution opposing compulsory military training to Senators Mead Wagner and Representative Hancock. It condemns the Burke-Wadeworth bill as violating democratic principles and unfit to serve the nation’s best interests.
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Syracuse Industrial Union Council
James B. Mead
Robert F. Wagner
Clarence E. Hancock
Coast Woman Seeks Birth Parents Here After 45 Years
Detective Jesse Latter investigates as Mrs. Maud Flynn Blanchard of Los Angeles says she was born in Syracuse forty five years ago and adopted by Jerome and Mary Kelsey. She plans to visit Syracuse in September to locate her birth parents Henry and Mary Flynn, and siblings George and Cecilia.
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Coast
Jesse Latter
Maud Flynn Blanchard
Los Angeles
Calif
Blanchard
William Papp
Syracuse
Jerome Kelsey
California
Blanchart
Syrecust
Henry
Mary Fiynn
George
Cecilia Fiyon
Sanitary Sewer Project Rejected in Tully Vote
A proposed sanitary sewer system and disposal plant was defeated in a local special election despite endorsement from the Chamber of Commerce and village approval on June 27. The plan had a $200,000 price tag with the WPA to cover $150,000 of the cost. William Schulitz, a visitor from Hopewell, was mentioned in a separate note about a Monday plane trip to Gutard F Scite’s home at 166 West Cleveland Avenue for bro werks.
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Tully
Chamber of Commerce
WPA
William Schultze Vists
William Schulitt
Hopewell
Bis Son
Gutard F Scite
Westcmaeland Avenue
Bro Werks
Children’s Revue Enthralls Thorndens Amphitheater Audience
More than 7500 attendees packed Thornden Park amphitheater for a children’s revue featuring vocal numbers, tap dancing, acrobatics, and instrumental acts. The program, produced under the Municipal Recreation Commission, credited Smith T. Fowler, Victor Paylor, and Miss Wiceletta Phillis for coordination and supervision of the show.
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Ken Sparnop
Thornden Park
Tra
Dora Moore
Pear
Bill Rothrum
Williams Plain Angel Food Cake Featured With Fresh Rasp
A local kitchen offers Williams Plain Angel Food Cake served with fresh raspberries. The ad mentions order from year and a reference to taste and sepsalion in a brief, period tone.
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Williams
Florida salesman touts Syracuse as ideal vacation city
Joseph A. Frohock of St Petersburg and his wife toured Central New York selling Syracuse and Central New York as top winter and summer vacation spots. Frohock praised Syracuse University campus views and local parks while visiting Kiwanis and service clubs. The visit followed a stop in Ithaca for a speaking engagement. crime notes report a purse theft in a downtown theater.
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Syracuse
Jerime K. Cheney
Kiwanis Club
Charles H. Kaletzki
Joseph A. Frobonis
St Petersburg
Joseph A. Frohock
Fin
St. Petersburg
Swmmers
Franick
WSUS
Middle West
Avantic Seaboard
SS Petersburg
Fter
Jerome K. Cheney
God Charis HL Kaletzki
Kiwanis Publicity
Srohock
Syracuse University
Syracum
Frohock
New York
Frohocks
Tihaca
Adiress
Inda
City Library Sets New Rules For Borrowers
Newcomers registering at Syracuse Public Library face faster card access under new rules announced by Dr. Davl M. Paine. A temporary card allows book borrowing while the permanent card is issued, with registration at branches sending names to the main library. Among recent enrollees are residents from Hollywood, Germany, Vienna, South Wales, Seattle, Italy, Ottawa and Lincoln Neb.
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Syracuse
Wbrey
Hollywood
Germany
Vienna
South
Wales
Seattle
Italy
Ottawa
Lincoln
Neb
Paine
Cassidy Improves At Hospital and Returns to Home
J Henry Cassidy moneying director of the Eales for Fresention cruelty tal Animals was moved to his home at 335 West Kennedy street after showing considerable improvement at Sir Joseph's Hospital. He had been stricken suddenly in his office on Wallace Street and was listed in serious condition with heat likely a factor.
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Sir Joseph's Hospital
J. Henry Cassidy
Eales
Fresention
Kennedy Street
Cassidy
Wallace Street
New Teachers Rating Plan Approved in Syracuse Schools
The Syracuse Board of Education approved a plan to rate new teachers by outside experience. Eligible candidates must be Syracuse graduates with two years of local teaching experience and hold proper certificates. New salaries range from 2400 to 5400 with increments. supply teachers earn 5 and 6 per day in different grades.
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Syracuse
Board of
Edbration
Scith
Syracuse Tesclera
Syracusans
Nerses
Sephaibes
Pseven
Fmecly
Lachite
Eles Fe Saa
Girl Injured In Auto Crash Near Park and Danforth
Miss Ruske, 18, of Sir Briggs Street, was treated at St Joseph's Hospital for injuries after a collision at Park Avenue and Danforth Streets. William Tierney's car, with Edward Carroll aboard but uninjured, was struck from behind by a vehicle driven by Raymond Murray.
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Miss Ruske
St. Joseph's Hospital
William Edward Tierney
South Avenue
Park and
Danforth Streets
Frank Cortett
Jesse Mack
Raymon Murray
Furnase Street
Herth
Park Avenue
Tierney
Ezst
Miss Nitzke
Ballweg Undertaking
Edward Carroll
Turtle Street
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England
Spafford
Trapper
R- C Mylile
Lafayelle
Witless Green Int
Spanard
Skaneateles Lake
Gefora Jus
Tice
Charles Liener
Harali Ireland
Skaneateles
Leland Greenwood
Cartland
B.D
Edward Shapps
Hom. FR
Horace Weeks
Willie
Weeks
Thornden Amphitheater
Florida City
N.Y
Sid
Irs
Daniel BalGyian
Southhowse Avenue
City Library
Anneninn
Edwards
Dan
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