Five Fill Students Start Cross Country Trip to Alaska
Five Beta Theta Pi students from 71 Comstock Avenue left this morning for Anchorage, Alaska. Ex-GIs Fred Slama Gene St Louis and Paul Clark lead a five man crew with fishing gear tents and a one wheeled trailer. They expect to return to campus around September 1 and plan to work on a construction crew in Alaska while filming the journey with about 100 dollars worth of film.
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Beta Theta Pis
Syracuse University
Alaska
Bob Lewis
Maplewood
N. J
Paul
Buzz” Clark
Allen Sr
Beta Theta Pi
Comstock Av
Anchorage
Fred Slama
Floral Park
Gene St. Louis
Paul Clark
al Wistrup
Garfield Jr
Robert Lewis
Albany
Empire State
Clark
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pension Club Sessions Set
American Pension Club activities this week include the 36th Congressional District meeting at 220 E Washington St at 8 PM Monday and repeated club gatherings at the same address Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with officer nominations and social hour plans. Club T hosts at 230 Shon st and Jay Club 5 at Neighborhood House 311 Shonward St also at 8 PM.
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American Pension Club
Sondresional
Washington St
E. Washington St
Thomas Salomey
Shon-st
Shon-l Ward St
Nine Syracusans To Get Degrees Aerial Word
Nine men from the Syracuse area will be among 390 seniors receiving degrees at Clarkson College’s 58th annual commencement today. Carlton L. Hommel. George T. Schaefer. William H. Hughes. Arthur J. Knabel. Raymond J. Ball. John S. Bierhardt. DeWitt. Bruce E. Ludington. Charles F. Magee. and John H. Gardner earn bachelor degrees in chemistry civil and electrical engineering chemical engineering business administration mechanical engineering or related fields.
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Syracuse
Clarkson College
Carlton L. Hommel
Bradford Pkwy
George T. Schafer
Collingwood
William H. Hughes
William A. Hughes
Lowell Aw
Ars
K. P. Ludington
Fulton
Charles F. Magee
James Magee
Cleveland
John H. Gardner
Carl H. Gardner
Empire Av
Women Hear CBA Director Discuss Christian Brother Philosophy
About 109 members of the Cathedral Allac and Rosary Society heard Brother Cornelius, director of Christian Brothers Academy, speak on why I Am a Christian Brother. He described the teaching brother as guiding the unfolding soul and mind, and noted the order was founded by St John Baptist de La Salle. The event followed mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with remarks by Msgr James P. McFeak and Rev William J. Shannot. Marie C. Quinn welcomed attendees. Elizabeth Gravell was mistress of ceremonies and Paul Shea led the organizing.
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Allac
Rosary Sociey
Brother Cornelius
Christian Brothers Academy
Roo
Hole Onondaga
St. John Te Baptist de la Salle
C.B.A
Syracuse
St. John
James P. McFeak
S.T.L
William J. Shannot
Marie C. Quinn
Elizabeth A. Gravell
Paul J. Shea
Man Killed and Six Hurt in Route 5 Crashes
CHARLES C. KNIGHTON, 48, of Fayetteville was killed instantly when struck by a car while walking in Route 5 near Canastota during a blinding rainstorm. Six others injured in a two car crash in Elbridge involved Lloyd H. Chapman and Pearl Chapman among others. The driver, Joseph I G. Devoy, escaped injury after swerving to avoid Knighton and crashing into a tree. Knighton’s body released by Madison County coroner Dr. Edward Cannon. Funeral arrangements at Eaton Tubbs funeral home. Also injured: Pearl Chapman, Henry J. Chapman, and Frances Chapman in the Elbridge crash. Lloyd H. Chapman at fault in a separate Route 5 collision involving Arline Mallimson and II Mallimson on their honeymoon.
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Charles C. Knighton
Fayetteville
Canastota
Elbridge
Clayton Snook
Knighton
Joseph I G. Devoy
Devoy
Edward Cannon
Cazenovia
Madison County
Lennie B. Knighton
Everett
Eaton-Tubbs
Pearl Chapman
Skaneaseles
R. D
Henry J. Chaman
Marcellus
Frances Chapman
Auburn City Hospital
Lloyd H. Chapman
Route 5
Arline
Mallimsen
Four More Named To Camp Staff Near Chittenango
Shawnee Dav Camp announces four new administrative and supervisory staff additions. The hires expand the total to 14 professionals, all trained and experienced. Alfred G. Andrews of 320 Roosevelt Ave joins as junior boys activities supervisor from Camp Columbus and Morning Star Manor roles. Disney J. Kishman, Solvay PE teacher and coach, Isabel Sliter, Manlius School Kindergarten teacher, and Eva ns, ex surgical service leader at Massachusetts General Hospital and nursing supervisor at Flushing, will join as camp nurse and staff. The camp runs July 2 to August 24 under director-owner Mrs. Macron N. 'IStowell.
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Shawnee
Memorial tablet honors former Syracuse mayor Alan Fobes
A memorial tablet at First Presbyterian Church children’s school building honors Alan C. Fobes, former Syracuse mayor, for philanthropy and for establishing a supervised church school. Judge Edmund H. Lewis gave a brief eulogy. attendance included Mrs. Fobes and son William Walker.
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Alan C. Fobes
Syracuse
First Presbyterian Church
Fobes
William H. McConaghy
James L. Harris
Columbian League Convention Set for Oswego
Frank P. Turfaro announced the 25th annual State Columbian Republican League convention to be held August 24 and 25 at Hotel Pon Line in Oswego. Three Syracuse aides assist: Frank Del Vecchi assistant district attorney Dr Joseph Grosso and Fran Leo. About 400 delegates expected.
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State Columbian Republican League
Frank P. Turfaro
Westchester County
Frank del Vecchi
Joseph Grosso
Fran Leo
Hotel Ponline
Oswego
Mayor Given Colors In Flag Day Preview
The Flag Day ceremonies in Thornden Park June 14 at 8 PM will feature former Senator James Mead and a massing of colors for county veterans and fraternal groups. The program opens with the American Legion Post 41 band and ends with bugler taps, after a pageant tracing flag history and a Tokyo flag-raising episode.
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Ional Fraternal Congress
Thornden Park
Corcoran
L. J. Hayley
New York State Fraternal Congress
G. Everett DeMore
Syracuse
Congress
Sadie M. Nordie
Ladies of the
G.A.R
Ernest 8. Deming, Jr
Cochairman
N.Y.S.F.C
John Areinoli
James Mead
Federal Trade Commission
Onondaga County
Paul Steinberg
American Legion Post 41 Band
Gorman Mance
Steinberg
Roy F. Fournier
Jamesville Penitentiary
Alfred Haight
Senator Meade
William [Schwartz
Syracuse University
Our Starry Banner
Gordon Alderman
WAGE
Betsy Hoss
Fort Stanwix
United Again
Lafayette
Tokyo
Bernard Stapleton
Rideray
Iinan
Bernard Concert Singers
John Areiuloi
Iaps
Buglers
The
American Legion Post 41
iColleges Seen Losing Touch With Student
Albany reports three New York educators warn higher education faces decline in personal character. State Education Commissioner Wilson, SUNY president Eurich, and Hofstra president Adams say student faculty ratios rise while instructional space and conferences fall short. They note an 80 percent college population rise in the 1940s and predict continued demand amid financial strain and world events.
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Albany
New
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AVIC
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Nichols & York
S. Salina St
Syracuse, N.Y
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