Protests Cuts In Chinaware Tariffs
Richard A. Pass of Onondaga Pottery Co protests tariff reductions before Congress accusing them of risking U S potters jobs and wages. He urges against tariff cuts and cites wage disparities with British and continental European potters while warning of unemployment and deflation in crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richarda. Pass
Onondaga Pottery Co
Asl
Congressional Committee On Bee Prody Information
Pass
Torquay
England
Wis
Europe
United States
Chicago Water Use Drops 6.5 Billion Gallons in Early 1950
Water Supt. Joseph F. Higgins disclosed that Chicago residents consumed 6.5 billion gallons less in the first four months of 1950 than in the same period of 1949. The report highlights a notable decline in city water usage during the period.
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Water Economy
Chicago
Joseph F. Higgins
Benny Benny Show Raises Net 2500 for Cancer Fund at Syracuse
Onondaga County chapter of the American Dancer Society hosted Jack Benny's two Coliseum appearances drawing about 7,000 attendees for the two hour show and 700 for the afternoon. Net after taxes and costs reached 15,427 with 10,000 paid to entertainers leaving about 2,500 for the local cancer fund. The program featured Phil Mark, the Wiere Brothers, Mil dred Seymour, the Stuart Morgan Dancers, Vivian Blaine, ROCHESTER, Buck Beany and his Beverly Hillbillies, and a Jane waiting song by Benny and Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
American Dancer Society
New York State
Jack Benny
Coliseum
Entertainers Progress Club
Benny
Syra~cuse
Phil Mark
South
Darktown
Disi
Wiere Brothers
Mildred Seymour
Pinch
Stuart Morgan
Vivian Blaine
Rochester
Jane
Buck Beany
Beverly Hillpilles
Eight Men Enter Priesthood Tomorrow in Syracuse Diocese
Eight men will be ordained to the priesthood in the Diocese of Syracuse tomorrow. One ceremony will be led by Bishop Radlavie Delle Nocche, traveling from Tricarico, Italy, at Our Lady of Pompe Church. Bishop Walter A. Foery will ordain seven at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Named are Eugene M Yen nock and seven others, including Vincent Kilpatrick, James Larkin, John Mulranen, Donald Wise, William Donovan, Michael Dwyer, and Casimir Krysiak. All but Krysiak studied at St Andrew's Seminary and completed theology at St Bernard's in Rochester. Krysiak studied in Poland and at Saints Cyril and Methodius Seminary in Michigan.
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Syracuse
Radlavie Delle Nocche
Tricarico
Italy
Eugene M- Yennock
Sam Yennock
Cadillac i
Our Lady of Pompe
Walter A. Foery
Sprateuse
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
A. Syrateuse
Vincent 3
Kilpatrick
Janie
E Kilpatrick
Hamilton
James F Larkin
John Larkin
iGrand
John J Mulranen
Joseph C. Mulranen
Stafford Av
Donald A Wise
Wimfred C. Wise
S$ State St
William J Donovan
Gerald F Donavan
Utica
Michael J. Dwyer
Michael Dwyer
Lynchav
Utea
Casimir J.krysiak
Chicago
Father Krysiak
Recital Slated At Crouse College
The School of Music at Syracuse University schedules an 8:45 P.M. recital in Crouse Auditorium following the Alumni dinner at Sims Dining Hall. Featured performers include violinist Robert Feit freshman under Prof Louis Krasner, pianist Margaret Dunn, organist Ivan Licht, soprano Betty Lou Stoune, Sharitone Robert Young, and others including Vivian and Marjorie Jones, Sidney Simig, August Marlin, and Frances Krasny.
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School of Music
Crouse
Syracuse University
Sims
Robert Feit
Louis Krasner
Margaret Dunn
Ivan Licht
Arthur Poister
Betty Lou Stoune
Frederick Haywood
Robert Young
Lowell Welles
Vivian
Marjorie Jones
Syracuse
Raf
Sidney Simig
August Marlin
George Mulfinger
Frances’ Krasny
Plana
Stoune
Exhibit of Orchids To Feature Show
Orchid exhibit opens Saturday at 3 P.M. in Lindyn Hall Syracuse University. CANNAMIANA ORCHIDS from Thomas Young Orchids, Inc. of New York will be featured, with other exhibitors including Douglaston Manor and Baker Brothers. Orchids will be flown from Tennessee for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Young Orchids, Inc
New York
Shaw
William P. Tolley
Lynan Hall
Syracuse University
Thomas Young
Douglaston Manor
Pulaski
Baker Brothers
Ithaca
Tennessee
Heffernan Elected Head Of Highway Association
The Onondaga County chapter of the New York Good Roads Association held its first charter organizational meeting at Hotel Syracuse with about 250 attendees. James D. Heffernan was elected president, with E. Gwyn Thomas as secretary treasurer and William H. Kearney as vice president, as the group outlined its 1950 program and policy. Astride the city’s medal ceremony, multiple officials were recognized and a slate of directors named including E. A. O'Hara John L. Haley Joseph B. Campbell and others.
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The
Lincoln National Bank
William H. Kearney
E. Gwyn Thomas
Jerome B. Rusterholtz
Cortoran
Harold Peet
State Association
Charles Sells
Department of Public Works
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Western
China
Richard A. Pass
Benny Shows
Crouse College
Heffernan
Highway Association
Fire and Police
City Hall
Francis Ryan
S. Lowell
Joseph Silky
Hillsdale Av
Francis Hendricks
Leo P.' Pacherk
W. Belden
Arthur Jenkins
John Stonger
Herald-Journal
Cor
Coran
E. A. O'Hara
Teralé-Journal
John L. Haley
Joseph B. Campbell
J. B. Rusterholtz
Arthur R. Grimm
L. D. Paul
Kenneth L Bush
John 3. Johnson
Ivard J. Stewart
Colin
Hotel Onondaga
Pat Miller
Am Aumande
Corner & Sam
Siegelman’s
Mane
California
Paradise
Guay Lotta Co
Welch
Stan
Bond
Hhegeler
South Saline Street
June
Howe
Howe Inc
Cwo Hundred
South Salina
H.J. Howe Inc
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