Fire damages Legion Club in Cicero
Firefighters from two volunteer companies fought a two hour blaze at the American Legion club house in Cicero discovering the fire shortly after 5 AM. Damage was estimated at 2,500 dollars. The fire started in a small rear room of the first floor wooden annex, spreading to the second floor and roof before containment. The building, brick main section with wooden rear, was last acquired by James H. Spere Post 787 in February from Cicero LOO Hodge.
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James H. Spere
American Legion de Cicero
Heck Calls GOP Unity Rally For McNett In Onondaga County
Onondaga Republicans rally for unity behind county chairman Charles A. McNett as Osivald D. Heck urges vigorous support for GOP policies and the national ticket led by Governor Thomas E. Dewey. The Syracuse ballroom fills with party leaders, workers, and labor readers as Fearon hosts and McNett receives praise.
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Charles A. McNett
G.O.P
Osivald D. Heck
State Assembly
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Thomas E. Dewey
George R. Fearon
Heck
Gertrude 5. Brooks
Yackel and Mowe
Charlie McNett
Active Citizens Keep Democracy Alive Says Governor Candidate
The speaker compares active citizens to red blood cells in the body politic and urges participation in organizations that uphold laws and rights. He credits the Republican County Committee for propagating and preserving constitutional rights while praising Dewey as the outstanding administrator among governors and noting his victory over Lassen in the recent primary.
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Harold J. Lassen
Recruiting Jobs in Open to Reserves MEMS MEMBERS 646 Enlisted Reserve Corps
The Enlisted Reserve Corps may volunteer for recall to active duty for nine to 12 months as administrative specialists. Capt. Norma N. Bakke announced Syracuse Army and Air Force recruiting station leads. Reservists will be assigned to MOS matching prior service with main station likely.
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Business or Pleasure Luncheon at the Cavalier Room
Businessmen discuss matters or relax as they anticipate a luncheon in the Cavalier Room. Complete comfort surrounds guests with food to suit a man’s taste and thoughtful service enhancing the mood.
New York State Cerebral Palsy Group Meeting Planned
The New York State Cerebral Palsy Association will vote on a national merger at a two day meeting in Syracuse. The event runs Saturday and Sunday at Syracuse University College of Medicine with reports and a fundraising plan. Dr William Cruickshanne will speak at a 6 30 p m dinner at the Lincoln Hotel Syracuse. The conference is open to the public with reservations via Mrs Lionel Grossman.
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Cerebral Palsy Association
Syracuse University College of Medicine
William Cruickshanne
Syracuse University Psychological Center
Syracuse
Lionel Grossman
Twelve Students Named On Honor Roll At Centrality Business Institute
Twelve students listed in the Centrality Business Institute honor roll for the term include Richard Ostrom Anna Panes James Garvison Ruth Houlister Kublay Mariya Ochgr Mary Dane Paisley Lorraine Wolff Philip Fabrizio and William Jackson. Each maintained an above average grade point average for the term.
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Fran Syror
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Hichard Au ‘Tot Ostrom
Anna Panes
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James Garvison
W. Brighton
Ruth Houlister
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Mariya Ochgr
Mary Dane Paisley
Leanava Spear
Lorraine Wolff
Kirk
Philip Fabrizio
Boyd
Solvay
Roscoe Kelley
Charles
William Jackson
Pioneers Cabin Site and City Fire Losses
The piece notes pioneers who built a cabin in 1802 and records a fire loss including interior furnishings and 500 in amusement prizes. Fire Chief Fred House led 30 Cicero department men, Chief Arthur D Amerman led 15 North Syracuse men, who fought the blaze. Water containment limited damage to the burning front.
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Fred.e. Miner
Ihe Balding
Fred House
Cicero
Arthur D.amerman
Syracuse
Three Defendants Admit Charges In County Court
Three men pled guilty and were held for sentence by Judge Leo W Breed in County Court. Martin Bender, 35, of 564 B Geneseest pleaded guilty to assault in the second degree. Melvin D E Frank, 34, of 948 S Stabe St pleaded guilty to harming the Meraly of a child, a misdemeanor. Elmer Brown, 44, of Holdcroft Virginia, who pleaded guilty earlier to abandonment, today admitted being a second offender.
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Martin Bender
B. Geneseest
Melvin D. E. Frank
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Meraly
Elmer Brown
Holdcroft
Le Moyne Regents Meet Tomorrow at James Street Residence
The Le Moyne College Board of Regents will meet at the faculty residence 953 James St at 4 P.M. tomorrow. Lay chairman is Edward Eagan. Other members include W. Marcus Crahan Fulton T Prank Dolan Dr W Ernest Dowling Oneida Carence F Gaines Sherburne Albert Haskell Jr Leonard P Marker McElroy Francis P McCinty Utica H Paul Nelligan Edward A O'Hara James Scanlon Norwich Vincent J Smith Binghamton and Ragen J Filamartin Dinghanion.
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Edward A. O'Hara
James Scanlon
Norwich
Vincent J. Smith
Binghamton
Ragen J. Filamartin
Dinghanion
Retirement dreams for Joe Thomas and a life in cards
A former machine shop worker named Joe Thomas plans a retirement to enjoy every St. Louis Cardinals home game. Ed Barrow, a life insurance agent, convinced him to start a retirement income plan that required little upfront savings and could be rearranged at 65. The piece urges early retirement planning, integrating possible social security and pension benefits, and suggests filling empty time with hobbies to add years to life.
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Joe
Stewart & Brown
St. Louis Cardinals
Ed Barrow
Barrow
Joe Chat
Life Insurance Review Service Offered by Insurers
There are many ways to use life insurance and owners should have their policy checked to ensure it meets their needs. The life insurance agent is best equipped to help, or contact the insurer. Institute of Life Insurance, 142nd Street, New York 17, N.Y.
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Institute OF Lue Insurance
142Nd Street
New York
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