Water use showsoutsiders in Syracuse 1951 52 totals
Syracuse water figures compiled by Edward Ryan deputy commissioner of the Bureau of Water reveal outsiders consumed about 137,28,700 cubic feet or roughly 13 percent of annual city water use in 1951. General Electric and General Motors are key outside customers with plans for new lines. city engineers discuss fire protection and peak demand during July and August.
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Edward 3. Ryan
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Salina
Nelson F. Pits
Gore
General Motor Lines
Court St
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General Motors
Carry of a Revolution Medical Progress Shortens Stay In Hospital
Patty Sullivan, a child survivor of chronic meningitis, exemplifies a hospital revolution driven by antibiotics and new diagnostics. The piece discusses how wartime medical advances, lab tests, X rays, and targeted drugs shorten hospital stays while raising treatment costs, with Syracuse as the focal point and references to Dr. Lyons and local hospitals.
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Richard Lyons
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Medical College
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Rorem
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Clayton Hale
Lesllere
Jiexr Merry
SS Joseph's Hospital
Hugel
Red Cross
Memorial
Thessurgers
Little Patty Sullivan
Fulton
Wahee
Marian Geis
Sun Bathes Stadium For Hill Graduation
The 1952 Syracuse University commencement took place at Archbold Stadium with 219 graduates in black caps and gowns. Alumni gathered in the field as the procession moved to the strains of Berlioz and banners honoring the class.
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Syracuse University
Archbold Stadium
United Nations
Oval
Othei
Berlioz
Universi
Syracuse graduate address lights up old gym crowd
At a Syracuse University graduation, alumni and students filled the older stands as Frank W. Abrams spoke from the platform recalling 1917 and 40 years later. The Remington Rand factory site at 139 Gifford St was restored to the tax rolls after leasing to Easy Washing Machine Corp for defense production. Degrees were conferred in traditional order with the medical oath recited by the State University College of Medicine dean, and Judge Harold Medina presided over the event while the Elmcrest board entertained guests.
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Standard Oi Co
New Jersey
Sprakler
Syracuse
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraily
Abrams
Het J
Remington Rand
Gifford St
Easy Washing Machine Corp
Syracuse University
Fortsaw
Harry Whitford
Easy Company
Whitford
William P. Tolley
State University College of Medicine
Wiliam Willard
U.S
Gorgas
Feederick Brown
Vis
Guy Ld
Signal Corps
Dale Cramer
Joseph Darling
Enslaughed
Aperoseph Bamline
Ene
Suracase University
Picszy
Mel Pot
Burn City Hospital
Blaick
Judge Medina Critiques Political Deals and Court Publicity
Judge Medina denounces party influence in NY judicial endorsements and urges reforms in court procedures. He supports less publicity for trials, opposes courtroom photographs and radio tape recordings, and notes his own high-profile security concerns. The judge, appointed head of the American Bar Association section, reflects on privacy and public life amid threats.
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New York City
Tupgemeden
American Bar Association
Saneniort
iGirl Wins Letter Prize in America Contest
Fifteen year old Patricia Fitzgerald of 08 Burns Ave Syracuse named fourth week winner in Believe in America writing contest. She receives 10 cash prize and is eligible for grand prize 80 savings bond. Contest by Irving J. Davis Chapter Military Order of the Purple Heart aims to awaken against communism and bolster American pride.
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Burns Av
Fitzgerald
John's Academy
Irving J. Davis
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Louis J. Tabor
Farmers and Traders ‘Life Insurance Co
Jerome D. Wilson
Wilson
J. Calvin ‘Callaghan
Public Acience Prfinfam
Oytacure University
Pyrot Heart
Americ
Voice of America
Four Teens Nabbed After Four Mile Car Theft Chase
Four Syracuse youths aged teens were arrested by deputies Joha Checkosky and Victor Tucci after a car owned by Charles Russo vanished and was abandoned near Jamesville Reservoir. The chase through woods and across Butternut Creek ended with two youths captured, two rescued from the water, and all four due for Children's Court disposition. A Pension Club meeting is announced for 7:49 PM at 220 West Washington Street with a ladies auxiliary session at 2:30 PM.
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Victor Tucci
iCharles Russo
Olisco St
Jamesville Reservoir
Butternnut Creek
James Ivilla
Butternut Creek
iCheckorky
Cheekosky
Leo Beebe
Pee Tome
Pension Club
American Pension Club
el Washinggon St
Spring Festival at Warners High School Cites 1st Anniversary
Warners High School presents its first annual Spring Festival Wednesday at 8 15 P M in the auditorium. The program features a newly organized school band with Paul Cole performing Carnival of Venice as a trumpet solo. Boil the Junior Glee Club and the Senior Mixed Choir will perform their choral numbers under the direction of James D O Connell.
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Warners High Scho
Paul Cole
Tunior
James D. O'Connell
Blodgett Alumni Council Set for Regular Meeting
Blodgett Vocations High School alumni council to convene for the regular quarterly meeting Tuesday at 6 PM in the Vocational High School. Officers and committee chairmen to file annual reports. Plans include a new gym groundbreaking and victory dance. Dominic Rossi to present the nominees slate. A program by Miss Miriam Bieling follows. Edward G. Ross president announces.
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Dominic Rossi
Miriam Bieling
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