Girls Prove Good Mixers In New Hotel Bar Jobs
Barmaids replace bartenders at the Rainbow Lounge in Hotel Syracuse. Miss Mildred Fraley led the way, followed by Alberta Gordon Mary Ross and Jane Gates. Manager Jack Horth praises the move as wonderful and notes the women are punctual conscientious and capable. Fraley says bar work comes from bottle handling and maintaining composure with patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Syracuse
Jack Horth
Mildred Fraley
West Onondaga Street
Miss Fraley
Alberta Gordon
East Beard Avenue
Mary Ross
Park Avenue
Jane Gates
Elizabeth Street
City Plans Pedestrian Safety Drive
A Syracuse safety drive, led by Walter L. Fox of the Safety Division, aims to reduce pedestrian crashes through Dec 31 1943. Sponsors include Lt. Carry Herrington and city officials. a slogan stop and look will be stenciled at crosswalks and a radio spot series will warn pedestrians about carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Walter L. Fox
Syracuse
Carry Herrington
New York
Mr. Tidd
Onondaga County
Syracuse Police to Take I Q Tests Saturday
Nearly 300 Syracuse policemen will undergo I Q tests as part of a police survey led by Chief William E. Rapp. The exams will be held at Central High School on Saturday June 5 1933 with sessions from 9 to 11 AM and 1 to 3 PM. Members must bring a lead pencil and report at assigned times. sick members’ names will be reported to the chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
August Vollmer
William E. Rapp
Central High School
Department of Police
Prom Planned by East Syracuse High School Junior Class
Miss Ann Brown chairs the annual East Syracuse High School prom at the school gymnasium with more than 250 students expected. Cochairman is Charles Rogers. Subcommittees include decorations led by William Fox and Alyce Hewitt, orchestra by Tony Bottar and Gene Farrow, favors by Norb Bullion and Betty Frank, publicity by Victoria Szuba and Frances Scarella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Brown
East Syracuse
East Syracuse High School
Charles Rogers
Cochairman
William Fox
Alyce Hewitt
William Beasley
Virginia Amidon
Pat Olski
Mary Scipione
Betty Snook
Tony Bottar
Gene Farrow
Marilyn Hale
Michaelene Kitt
Norb Bullion
Betty Frank
Eunice Smith
Mary Jane Dirwachter
Victoria Szuba
Frances Scarella
Doris Cooper
Parkinson to Assist At Jefferson Dinner
Myron J. Parkinson Democratic county chairman and Miss Jean E. Roberts have been named vice chairmen for the annual Thomas Jefferson dinner to be held Monday night June 21 at the Hotel Commodore in New York City. Postmaster General Frank C. Walker and former Postmaster General James A. Farley are associate chairmen with Edward P. Mulrooney as dinner chairman.
Crash May Prove Fatal To Inductee
An Army inductee Harvvrd Waters aged 29 from 421 South Meadow Street died from a skull fracture after his car failed to negotiate a curve on State Street Hill at 12 40 this morning. Waters' passenger Mrs James Weager 30 of Rochester suffered cuts and shock but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Dispatch
James Weager
Kenwood Avenue
Rochester
Waters
Guido J. Gianfranceschi
Earl E. Conlin
Mercy Hospital
Contin
Herbert Scott
Drop in Job Placements in New York State April Declines
United States Employment Service data show New York State placements fell from 76 908 in March to 70 020 in April with the largest drops in New York City and regional areas including Rochester and Buffalo. Women filled more than half of nonagricultural positions with 32 percent in manufacturing and private households accounting for 40 percent in NYC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
New York State
Richard C. Brockway
New York City
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Bus Driver Fined for Red Light Violation in Traffic Court
East Syracuse bus driver Robert A. Cole of Syracuse Transit Company was found guilty and fined 5 dollars after pleading not guilty to passing a red light at North Townsend and James Streets. Trial heard by Judge Harry H. Farmer with Prosecutor Arthur Wilson. Additional speeding fines ranged from 5 to 50 dollars for listed residents including Angelo Manetta and others in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Cole
East Syracuse
Syracuse Transit Company
Harry H. Farmer
Cole
Henry Detter
Sally Salvato
North Townsend
James Streets
Arthur Wilson
Angelo Manetta
Dudley Street
John Pelnik
Yorkville
Samuel Rupperle
Fayetteville
Alexander Mengarelli
Judson Street
George D. Snyder
Solvay
Stephen Saxeman
Boyden Street
Leon R. Acker
Dida Street
John F. Ragus
Robert Holbrook
la Fayette
Alexander Strasman
Scott Avenue
Frederick van Derhoof
Belle Avenue
Hill Nursing School Opens New Offices
Administrative offices of the new University School of Nursing are housed in a large acquired residence at S17 University Avenue with Dean Edith H. Smith occupying the first floor. The University Infirmary has moved to S12 University Avenue from 311 Waverly Avenue. the original house is now used by the Army for engineer and Air Corps personnel. New courses include a short course in journalism, engineering topics, and expanded social science studies. Dr. Roy A. Price, associate professor of social studies, will serve as expert consultant in the War Department’s Pre-Induction Training Branch coordinating a course for high schools to ease Army induction and address war aims, with local adaptability for schools. Price, a notable figure in social studies, has held leadership roles in the National Council for Social Studies and the New York State Council for Social Studies.
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University School of Nursing
S17
University Avenue
Edith H. Smith
University Infirmary
Waverly Avenue
S12
Army
Air Corps
Roy A. Price
War Department
Price
U. S. Office of Education
United States
United Nations
National Council For Social Studies
New York State Council For Social Studies
Girl Pleads Guilty To Inebriety Charge
Gloria Russell nineteen of 129 West Adams Street pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was held for sentence by Judge Homer W. Walsh. She was arrested on Oneida Street creek bridge last night with two sailors after allegedly dropping her purse in the creek and screaming for help. She allegedly fought with a sailor when another tried to recover the purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Russell
West
Adams Street
Homer W. Walsh
Oneida Street Creek
Girl Scouts Gift 45 Dolls to City Hospitals
Girl Scout Troop 35 at Pere LeMoyne School created forty five sock stuffed dolls for St. Mary's Infant and Maternity Hospital and the children’s ward at Crouse Iriving Hospital. Each member made one doll under leader Mrs Cuthbert Rowe. Virginia Richardson Joyce DeDell presented at Crouse Iriving and Jane Scher merhorn Frances Growchowsky presented at St Mary’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s S Infant and Maternity Hospital
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Girl Scout
St. Mary’s
Jane Schermerhorn
Frances Growhowsky
Pere LeMoyne School
St. Mary's Infant and Maternity Hospital
Cuthbert Rowe
Virginia Richardson
Joyce DeDell
Crouse Irving Hospital
Frances Growchowsky
Diplomas Awarded at Crouse Irving Hospital School
About 38 graduates received nursing diplomas before 700 guests at the Crouse Irving Hospital School of Nursing commencement in the Onondaga Hotel ballroom. Dr. Carl E. Muench officiated as diploma presenter with Miss Elsie W. Hillen giving pins, and speakers included Rev Gannon F Ryan and Dr. Leo H Herbert. Music featured Miss Phyllis Lavine, Helene Sorensen, and Genevieve De Santis. a reception and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse- Irving Hospital School of Nursing
Onorndaza Hotel
Carl E. Muench
Elsie W. Hillen
School of Nursing
Gannon F. Ryan
Syracuse University
H. O. Brust
Hospital Board of
Ryan
Leo H. Herbert
Hillen
Iva Lindstrom
Army Nurse lCorps
Phyllis Lavine
Helene Sorensen
Genevieve de Santis
Drowning Victim Found In Cardboard Box
A cardboard box drifting in a stream near Meadowbrook Drive prompted a police chase after a 6 year old girl reported a body. Witnesses Martha Lovell Diane Humerle and Andrew Brown identified the box as a harmless prop and investigators confirmed no victim.
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Meadowbrook Drive
Meadorbrook Drive
Broad Street
C. M. Lovell
Cumberand Avenue
Martha
Diane Humerle
Westmoreland Avenue
Andrew Brown
Fellows Avenue
Pastor Receives 25000 Toward Church Debt Campaign
The executive committee of St. Vincent de Paul’s Church raised 25000 last night for debt relief. Rev. William F. Dougherty, longtime pastor for 49 years, accepted the gift as the drive to lift the 135000 debt continues toward a 60000 initial target and later full elimination. Edward Eagan chairs the effort with a long list of committee and captain volunteers supporting the golden jubilee campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul’s
William F. Dougherty
Edward Eagan
P. Augustus Hopkins
Alfred L. Goulet
Leo T. Eagan
Peeeee
William H. Kearney
T. Frank Dolan, Jr
Edward B. Apps
Louis F. Weber
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Wiliam F. Dougherty
St. Vincent de Paul's
Church
St. Vincent's
Father Dougherty
C. J. Auert
John Cahillom McMahon
Wiliam Kearney
Edward Apps
John Carter
Louis Weber
Daniel O'Hearn
James Kennedy
Thomas Garvey
Charles Flood
Henry Barron
Frank Davidson
Leonard Clancy
George Stevens
Agnes Sheedy
Frank Gallagher
William Burke
Paul Hopkins
George Madison
Harold Potts
Willard Faces New Charge After Car Theft
George G. Willard pleaded guilty to petty larceny for stealing a car after drinking and driving without a license. He is serving 80 days in the penitentiary in lieu of fines and the case was deferred as he finishes his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Willard
Willard
Frank P
Worker Injured After 30-Foot Roof Fall in Syracuse
Edwin Bliss a 54 year old resident of 102 Galster Avenue is hospitalized at Syracuse Memorial with a possible fractured left leg and hip after a 30 foot fall from a roof at the Pierce Butler and Pierce factory 701 Nichols Avenue. Patrolman Frank Wolff investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bliss
Galster Avenue
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Bliss
Pierce, Butler & Pierce
Nichols Avenue
Frank Wolff
Schoolmaster to Address Townsend Club Lecture
Prof. Milton J. Uperaft principal of Fairmount High School will speak at 2 30 PM Saturday to the Townsend Club in the Ka Na Te Nah Club rooms University Building the talk titled Youth Facing the World of Today and Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton J. Uperaft
Fairmount High School
Townsend
Mr. Uperaft
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