Le Moyne Graduates to Attend Mass at Cathedral
The Rev. Charles L. Borgononi will deliver the sermon at the sixth Le Moyne College Baccalaureate Mass held at 9 a.m. Friday in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The ceremony honors graduates receiving degrees on Sunday with a Mass tradition emphasizing commencement week. Three Le Moyne alumni now priests in the Syracuse diocese will assist as officers of the solemn High Mass. A breakfast for seniors, faculty, and advisory board follows at the Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Borgononi
Our Lady of Pompei
le Moyne College
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
LeMoyne
Syracuse
Walter A. Foery
Robert J. Breed
St. John the Evangelist, Pulaski
William P. Reagan
Our Lady of the Lake, Shaneateles
John S. Finnegan
St. Rose of Lima
North
Board of Advisory Regents
Stainbrook to address med class at Nottingham Auditorium
Dr Edward Stainbrook professor and chairman of psychiatry at SUNY College of Medicine Syracuse will deliver the 1956 invitational address to the College of Medicine graduating class at Nottingham Auditorium at 3 p m Sunday His topic The Place of a Theory of Disease in a World of Medical Facts The Class of 1956 selected Dr Richard H Lyons to administer the Hippocratic Oath Others named marshalls chaplains and medical school officials will confer degrees and oversee the ceremony The Syracuse Doll and Toy Inc and officials filed for relief under the Bankruptcy Act in Federal Court listing assets over 2000 and debts over 12000 Vernon Lawrence named trustee
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Edward Stainbrook
State University of New York College of Medicine
Syracuse
College of Medicine
Nottingham Auditorium
Richard H. Lyons
Department of Medicine
Leon G. Berman
Donald Samson
J. Walden Retan
Walter L. Way
Medical School
Gannon Ryan
John Whitesel
Irwin T. Hyman
Syracuse Doll and Toy Inc
Willam R. Willard
S. Geddes St
Carlyle
Jacobson
Forlin Federal Court
David
Goldstein
University
Edgar A. Sho
Toastmaster E J Shine to Compete in International Contest
Edmund J Shine of Syracuse will represent District 34 in the Toastmasters International speech finals in New York. The Army veteran born in Lockport, a 1950 University of Buffalo graduate, spoke on policy toward aid to nations trading with Iron Curtain powers. Shine, a Syracuse Toastmasters member and Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. executive, grew up in Lockport and is married to the daughter of Buffalo Common Council’s minority leader.
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Prince George Shine Hotel
Brooklyn
Iron Curtain
New York
Lockeport
University of Buffalo
Syracuse Toastmasters 580
Shine
Syracuse
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Walter Banas
Common Council
Buffalo
Marine Reservists Plan Meeting at Hancock Field
Col Albert Creal announces staff will visit the 2nd Tank Battalion U S Marine Corps Reserve at Hancock Field Thursday at 7 p m to conduct a special meeting on up to date reserve information and to give Reservists and their families a chance to discuss individual cases with staff present. Invitations extended to all Reservists and families. The lecture team includes Lt Col Myles P Patrone Maj James Tuohy Maj Thomas Burke Maj Nital Warner and Lt Col Joseph L Herson II.
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Albert Creal
Marine Corps Reserve and Recruitment District
Boston
2Nd Tank Battalion
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Hancock Field
Marine Corps
Myles P. Patrone
James Tuohy
Thomas Burke
Nital Warner
Joseph L. Herson II
Syracuse
Marine Corps Reserve Unit
Stolen Hub Caps Totaling $67 Reported to Police
Police investigated thefts of auto hub caps totaling 67 dollars. Frank R. Coolican reported two chrome housings worth 28 dollars stolen from a car at South Ave. parking lot. Frances M. Blakeslee, a Liver pool school teacher, said two caps worth 24 dollars were taken from her car parked at Bear and First North. Connie Nojaim reported two front caps stolen from her car in the 100 block of Chatham Ra.
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Frank R. Coolican
Clairmonte Ave
South Ave
Frances M. Blakeslee
Liverpool
Bear
First North Sts
Connie Nojaim
Mattylaale Dr
Mattyale
Labor backs college fund for Negro students nationwide
AFL CIO backs United Negro College Fund with 31 member colleges support. George Meany urges unions to contribute generously to fund operating costs, noting Onondaga County campaign aims for 10000 as part of 2 million national need to expand access for 90 percent of Negro students in private colleges.
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United Negro College Fund
Amerian Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Onondaga County
United States
Cazenovia Chapter to Host Meeting and Photo Show
Neowagha Chapter 419 will meet tonight. After the business session Miss Doris Kirsch, just returned from the Philippines, will present pictures. Refreshment committee members are Francis Ingerson, Helen Merriam and Doris Kirsch.
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Cazenovia
Doris Kirsch
Philippines
Francis Ingerson
Helen Merriam
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