Ford Plans Giant Research Center at Dearborn
Ford Motor Co announces a new 50 million dollar Research and Engineering Center to be built on a 500 acre Dearborn site. Henry Ford II, E. M. O'Donnell and Buffalo Ford executives discuss distribution and expand research across Ford, Mercury and Lincoln. The project aims to integrate research, development and production with emphasis on human factors and mass production efficiency. The eight building center is scheduled over eight years and dedicated to Henry Ford and Edsel B. Ford.
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Henry Ford I
Mammoth
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Mich
Buffalo
Syracuse
E. M. O'Donnell
Heart of
E. M. O'Donnell Co
Ford
A.I. Leonard
B. I. Hines
Mr. O'Donnell
K. G. Reinhardt
F. M. O'Donnell
Henry Ford, II
Dearborn Inn
Mercury
Lincoln
Henry Ford
Detroit
Edsel B. Ford
Society of Automotive Engineers
America
Ford Research and Engineering Center
E. M. Hines
E. M. O’donnel
R.I. Leonard
B. M. O'Donnell. Co
Edgecliff Park Will Stay Closed This Year
Edgecliff Park a 20 acre park in the Town of Marcellus will not be opened this year Acting on a recommendation of the Onondaga County Park and Planning Board the Board of Supervisors has voted to suspend operation of the park during the current year The park was acquired by the county as part of the Auburn Syracuse trolley right of way and was used for archery golf On March 29 the county park board passed a resolution urging that the place be abandoned for park purposes.
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Edgecliff Park
Marcellus
Onondaga County Park and Planning Board
Board of Supervisors
Auburn
Syracuse
County Park Board
St Josephs Hospital Seeks Prospect Park Expansion
The City Planning Commission heard St Josephs Hospital outline a plan to abandon Prospect Park to allow a 1,000,000 expansion wing. The hospital board said access to adjacent land requires park purchase and landscaping, with existing structures to remain until housing shortages ease for demolition.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Prospect Park
St. Joseph's Hospital
City Planning Commission
Hospital Board
Pilal to the west would be demolished
A fragmented line noting plans for demolition to the west region appears in the OCR text. The remaining readable words imply a property or structure scheduled for removal, but no further specifics such as location dates or responsible authorities are clear in the fragment.
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Pilal
Col Platt to Speak At Zonta Meeting
Col Platt to be guest speaker at the Zonta dinner in Hotel Syracuse Thursday night. His talk titled Some Glimpses of the Western Front with a Few Conclusions. He recently returned from Germany and holds the Legion of Merit insignia and Bronze Star Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster. He entered service in June 1941, promoted to colonel in 1942, and served 26 months in World War I as assistant gas officer for the 29th Division in France.
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Col. Platt
Zonta
Washington Platt
Jonta
Syracuse
Germany
Legion of Meri
Platt
France
Scholarships Available to Teachers at Syracuse University
Syracuse University offers eight full tuition scholarships for a summer workshop on studying Great Britain and the U S S R. The program runs July 1 to August 10, organized by the School of Education and Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs with visiting lecturers Sir Bernard Pares Dr Sam H Cross and Gavin S Casey.
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Syracuse University
Great Britain
U.S.S.R
Roy A. Price
Price
Bernard Pares
London University School of Slavic Studies
Sam H. Cross
Harvard University
Gavin S. Casey
Australian Information and News Service
Boys Club Workers Seek Last 14 000
The Syracuse Boys Club expansion drive moves to its final phase with volunteers aiming to raise 14 000 to complete a 125 000 goal. General Chairman Leonard P. Markert urged contacting the remaining 400 prospects as pledges reached 111 115 the prior week. A final report meeting and luncheon at the University Club precede an over the top celebration.
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Syracuse Boys Club
Leonard P. Markert
Markert
I Ean
City sidewalk bid cuts cost per foot and reveals low bids
CRAMPS Construction Co. bids 34 cents per square foot to replace 5000 to 25000 square feet of city sidewalk, saving six cents per square foot versus prior years. George G. Waite, commissioner of contracts, announced. Milton Hale Machinery Co. bids 12569.70 for a half cubic yard motor driven truck crane for water division. Groups Parts Inc. bids 793 for a vapor spray degreaser for the public works garage. Bids for resurfacing James and S. Statests, estimated at 71500, will be opened June 17.
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George G. Waite
Milton Hale, Machinery Co
Water Division
Groups Parts, Inc
Public Works Garage
James and
Drivers Pay Heavy Fines in Traf fic Court
Judge Truman H. Preston levied several large fines in Traffic Court today. David Cosbey of 110 Orchardrd faced a $50 fine and had his operator's license revoked after pleading guilty to reckless driving, his third offense in 18 months. William E. Jackson of 709 S. McBride Jr. paid $50 split as $25 on speeding and $25 for driving without a license. Elmer L. Howe of Parish and Arthur E. Beaumont of Groton were each fined $25 for speeding.
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Truman H. Preston
David Cosbey
Orchardrd
Preston
William E. Jackson
S. McBride Jr
Elmer L. Howe
Parish
Arthur E. Beaumont
Groton
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Dad
Edwards
Reall
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Star-Aid
Fainer
Cramps Construction Co
Vsa
Floer
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