Tolley Report Highlights Flexible Education for 20th Century Needs
Syracuse University chancellor William P Tolley told trustees that education must adapt to rapid social and technological change. He urged a world minded curriculum, noted enrollment stabilization, and reported 28 books by faculty and a large Research Institute backlog. Ten men were ordained priests in Syracuse Cathedral with future first Masses scheduled locally and in nearby towns.
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William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
Board of Trustees
Hotel
Syracuse
Tolley
Syracuse University Research Institute
Jase Paars
Three Syracuse Alumni to Get Arents Awards Tonight
Three Syracuse University alumni will receive the George Arents Pioneer Medal tonight before the Alumni Kum Bak show at Archbold Gymnasium. The ceremony follows a Kum Bak dinner in Sims Dining Hall and reunions spanning 1879 to 1949.
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Syracuse University
George Arents
Archbold Gymnasium
Arents
New York City
Buyer Loses Nine Dollar Auto Scam In Nedrow
Raymond King of Fulton paid nine dollars for a 1938 car from a Lafayette man. The seller allegedly parked the vehicle at the Castle Inn rear lot in Nedrow and vanished before King could collect it. Deputies say the same man has sold similar cars multiple times.
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Raymond King
Fulton
King
Sheriff's Deputies
Lafayette
Castle Inn
Nedrow
Hing
Clarence Walker
Walker
Mayors to compete in milking race before MacArthur game
Mayor Mead leads five Onondaga County village mayors in a milking contest prior to the ball game at MacArthur Stadium. Mayors Baker of North Syracuse Bartlett of Marcellus Cashin of Fayetteville Frawley of Baldwinsville and Stanley of Solvay participate, with prize cows of six breeds on display and judges from Cornell and the Farm Bureau. Prizes include a first prize engraved cow model and fifty silver dollars for willing youngsters joining the Chiefs Milk Drinkers Club.
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Mead
Onondaga County
MacArthur Stadium
William Baker
North Syracuse
Edgar Bartlett
Marcellus
J. J. Cashin
Fayetteville
C. B. Frawley
Baldwinsville
Stanley
Solvay
Wilfred Brown
Jamesville
Stanley Murphy
Tully
Luchsinger
Onondaga
Jim King
Grassy Lane
Cazenovia
Ed Davison
Man- Rus
Clarence Nichols
South Onondaga
Jim White
Cornell University
Mailboxes to Undergo Facelift This Summer
The city will facelift 825 mailboxes this summer. Bids for repainting the department’s letter collection and storage boxes in green have opened. Deadline is 10 AM Monday June 14. Postmaster Myron J. Parkinson says the government provides paint while contractors supply labor and equipment. Sealed bids should be addressed to the postmaster Syracuse.
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Myron J. Parkinson
Parkinson
Syracuse
Potter's Night Honors North Syracuse Fire Chief
Retiring North Syracuse Fire Chief Leslie Potter will be honored at a 6 30 P M dinner tonight at the Firehouse. Volunteers their wives and village board members are expected to attend.
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North Seracuse
Turnpike Crash Fatal To Woman
A 26 year old housewife Doris Cambridge died at St. Josephs Hospital from brain injuries after a car crash on the Turnpike near Manlius. Frank Donati, 27, was seriously injured and WS McLaughlin, 26, and Jean Foder, 20, also injured. Cambridge is survived by husband George R Cambridge and father Leo Lawler. The crash occurred Tuesday night and post mortem certified brain hemorrhages and laceration. Funeral arrangements announced by Frederick Brothers Funeral Home Philadelphia.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Seneca Tpl
Manlius
Doris Cambridge
Lincoln Park
Harry Gilmore
County Coronies
Cambridge
St. Joseph’s
Frank Donati
Roosevelt Av
Sheriff's
Francis T. Lane
Manlius, RD
Jamesville
Thurber Ay
Auto Fatalities in Onondaga County Report
A 7 year old boy, James A. Flanagan, was injured after darting from between parked cars into traffic on Townsend Street. He was taken to Memorial Hospital with a concussion and later listed in good condition. A 22 year old woman, Jane Galland, was treated at St. Josephs Hospital for minor cuts and bruises after a two car crash at James and West Manlius Streets. Gerald T. Hilgenburg admitted braking and skidding on wet pavement into Donald J. Gravines car on West Manlius Street.
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James A. Flanagan
Townsend St
Memorial Hospital
Michael Fresina
Ross Park
Dunbar Center
Leslie Wheeler
Emil Kocher
James and W. Manlius Srs
Jane Galland
Kenmace Av
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gerald T. Hilgenburg
East Syracuse
James
Carthage man held for grand jury in forgery attempt
Harold G. McCormison, 49, of Carthage, was ordered held for the Onondaga County Grand Jury after pleading innocent to second degree forgery in Police Court. Police say he attempted to withdraw $102 from William D. Moyer’s account at Lincoln Bank, using a stolen bankbook from the Stag Hotel.
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Carthage
Onondaga County Grand Jury
Harold G. McCormison
Weston Av
Lincoln Bank
S. Salina St
XicCormiran
William D. Moyer
Stag Hotel
W. Fayette St
MacCormican
Moyer
Stolen Panel Truck From Walton Street Belongs to Tierner
James W. Tierner, 25, of 400 Nichols Ave, reported a 1950 Chevrolet panel truck stolen from the 200 block of Walton Street between 7 PM and 10 PM. The vehicle, valued at 700 dollars, contained 750 dollars of refriger ator repair tools. Police noted the loss after the incident.
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James W. Tierner
Nichols Av
Walton St
Tierner
Pam
Stolen $135 From Bertha Luttinger Home
Bertha Luttinger reported $135 stolen from her home at 118 Winman Avenue. A lock was pried off a box and the theft occurred between 9 A M and 3 30 P M yesterday, according to Patrolman Robert Yoder.
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Bertha Luttinger
Winman Av
Robert Yoder
Yoder
Stabbed Ice Pick Attack Sends Two Brothers Hospitalized
TSAGAH WILLIAMS 25 of 364 Almond St is in poor condition at University Hospital after an ice pick stabbing. Brother Harvey Williams 31 suffered a puncture wound to the left chest. Cassel Newman 31 of 302 Prie St, the brother-in-law, is being held for interrogation by police after the early morning assault in South Townsend Street.
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Tsagah Williams
Almond St
University Hospital
Iice
Wilms
Willams
Harvey
Harvey Willams
Joseph Giacobbe
S. Townsend Sr
Cassel Newman
Prie St
Newman
Harver
Cooperation reported in slum plan progress
Property owners in the city slum clearance and redevelopment program are cooperating. George Hebert says 20 owners were called for hearings on demolish or improve substandard dwellings. two have promised to comply, some seek time or financial help from downtown bankers. Demolition at Wilson playground bathhouse will proceed under Parks Department.
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George le Hepert
T .E
Hebert
EL Washington St
City Real Estate Commission
Wilson Playground
Parks Department
Solvay Fears Otisco Plan Jeopardizing Water Supply
A Solvay Process Company official testified at Otisco hearings that withdrawing more water from Otisco Lake could jeopardize Solvay’s supply. The case involves New York Water Service seeking additional 4 000 006 gallons, with lakeshore property owners opposing. Hearings led by George Nait were adjourned to June 22.
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Solvay Process Company
Otisco Lake
Raymond Larsen
Solvay Process Division
Alied Chemical and Ore Corporation
New & Water Service Company
Otisco
Lakeshore
George Nait
State Water Power and Control Commission
Larsen
Jake
Solvay
Amboy
More Gas Users OKd by PSC Plan
The Public Service Commission authorized Niagara Mohawk to supply natural gas to 24700 space heating customers. Allocations cover Syracuse Oswego 4050 Artrica Rome 12150 and eastern division including Amsterdam Canajoharie Schenectady Troy Albany Glens Falls Saratoga Springs. The PSC denied a rehearing petition by Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority and Rome Housing Authority on residential submetering.
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Albany
Sere Commission
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
PSC
Syracuse-Oswego
Atrica-Rome
Amsterdam
Canajoharie
Schenectady
Troy
Glens Falls
Saratoga Springs
Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority
Rome Housing Authority
Residentia
Driver Denies Two Charges in Twin Court Appearances
FPAUGL F. Wright, 30, of 223 Maryland Ave North Syracuse, appeared before Judge Truman H. Preston in two courts on resisting arrest and reckless driving charges. In Police Court he pled innocent, posted 500 bail for June 12, and allegedly swung at officers while failing to show license or registration. In Traffic Court he pleaded not guilty to reckless driving, with 100 bail set for June 10.
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Fpaugl
F. Wright
Maryland
North Syracuse
Truman H. Preston
Wright
Charlies ‘Gorman
Thomas Sardino
N_ Sa- 4
Hirkpat- Tick
Si Gorman
University Alumni Fund Reports Gains and New Directors
The University Alumni Fund shows 272716.76 raised as of May 30 with 3 982 contributors. New alumni trustees elected are Frank Dolan Alonzo Landsdowne and Morse O DelPlain Roscoe Drummond Katharine Sibley. Class years 1903 1925 honored on reunion cups as officers and council members introduced.
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Syrevcuse University
Aliens Fund
Lovren Tand
Th Fund
Newby
Frank Dolan
Wendelster
Alonzo Landsdowne
Harry A. Winne
Rexford
Edward €. Piefenstein
James St
Morse O. DelPlain
Phitadelphia
Culver Barr
Rochester
Roscoe Drummond
Washington
D.C
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Ackerman
James D
Aylor
Fayetteville
Everett Corey
George W. Lee
Association
Irving Templeton
Buffalo
Stuart Pomeroy
John Beach
Syracuse
Beach
Barbara Suchyr
Executive Council
Retarded Children Topic for Week Address by Frank C McCarthy
Frank C McCarthy president of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children will address the women of St Daniel s Parish at the Mary and Martha Society Communion Breakfast in the school hall at 9 tomorrow after Mass and Holy Communion. The remark notes her husband recently honored with a school named for him and she will discuss mentally retarded children under her title My Little Children.
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Frank C. McCarthy
Association For the Help of Retarded Children
St. Daniel's Parish
Mary and Martha Society
R McCarthy
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