Vets Rally To Honor Legion Head
Veterans from vic count cm central transform and a parade plan unfold as Brig Gen Charles Stanton is named attendance chairman and Lincoln Auditorium hosts Legion commander Craig. Delegations from Utica Cortland Water town Roma Oswego and others will join a massed_colors display and a buffet at the Legion clubhouse before the parade and speech by the commander.
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Vic
Evans
GRRE
Reemlat
George St
Ulead
Jens
Voodaveis
Gnonuaga
Veetans
Arthur
Lyon
Rommuttes
Packard H. Pars
Thes Cours
Pass
Charles Stanton
Iltaé
Legion Club
Lincoln Auditorium
Crandall Melvin
Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
John Sellen
Charlas
Morne
National Legion
Utica
Cortland
Watertown
Roma
Oswego
New York
Acthvidies
Legion 1
Craig
Paster Named Festival Chairman in North Syracuse
Reverend JRTVINY of Rose of Nort Syracuse is named general chairman of the annual summer festival on the church grounds, with events scheduled for Friday and Saturday June 23. His prior pastorates include St. Marys Cleveland, St. Patrick Onewin, St. John the Evangelist Syracuse, St John New Hartford, SS Alatchon East Syracuse, St Stevens Marathon, and finally pastor at North Syracuse.
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Erewlai
Rose
Nort
Syracuse
Chaiman
St. Marys Church
Cleveland
St. Patrick's Church
Onewin
McCarthy
St! John the Evangelist
St. John's Church
New Hartford
Four Safety Awards Given City and School Officials
City and school officials received four safety awards during a luncheon at the Hotel Syracuse. Awards were presented by national and city officials for outstanding 1949 safety achievements in traffic engineering and school safety programs. Recipients included W Frank Kavanaugh, David A Parton, and Msgr. David C Gildea, with remarks from Mayor Corcoran and Chamber leader Warren Unbehead.
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Lucy Wychales
Chamber of Commerce
Bell
Council
Kinchton
Onondaga
Ea F. Campbell
Chicago
Til
National Safety Council
Counci
John A. Kinney
Onen
Traffe and Lighting
David A. Parton
Lhe Rt
Daved C. Gildea
Corcoran
Warren B. Unbehead
Walter L. Fox
Syracuse
Meter Bid to Be OK'd for Oklahoma City Parking Meters
A bid to supply 00 parking meters was set for approval to the Me gee Park-O-Meter Co. of Oklahoma City on a low net price of 7,016. Theodore C. Tompkins of Bridgeport Conn. would meet City Traffic Engineer William F. Kavanaugh and City Purchasing Commissioner William Hanton to review specifications against meter operations. If the meters function as claimed, the contract would be awarded. the city noted a strong preference for these meters, used mainly in Rochester and Buffalo.
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Megee Park-O-Meter Co
Okla- Jama City
Theodore C. Tompkins
Par. Conn
He Meter Company
William F. Kavanaugh
William Hanton
Hanton
Hocheater
Buffalo
Rudolph Planning Zionist Conclave in Chicago
Dr G Rudolph of Western New York Zionist Region named to the National Convention Committee for the Zionist Organization of America. He will help plan committee work and plenary sessions as part of the convention in Chicago from June 30 to July 4. Principal speaker will be Vice President Alben W Barkley and representatives of the Israeli government.
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Rudolph
G. Tudolph
New York
Wag
Zionist Organization of Ameries
Chicago
Assist
Zionist Organization Y of America
Alben W. Barkley
Woll Ag
Thelp
United States
Two Rochester Men Convicted On Gun Count
Two Rochester men William Terra and Joseph Terra were convicted of possession of a submachine gun found during a raid on a supposedly vacant store. They face sentences June 28 in Monroe County Court with Joseph potentially jailed for three and a half to seven years and William for seven to 20 years. Police also found counterfeit bills and two automatic pistols. Inspector Dougherty called William the key man of the region’s largest safecrackers.
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Rochester
Constantia
William Terra
Joseph
Monroe
William
Edward J. Dougherty
Central
New York
Three Teens Questioned Over Dairy Truck Theft
Three youths appeared at the Youth Bureau for questioning in connection with the theft of $13 from a dairy truck operated by Irving Brownstein of 701 Irving Avenue. Investigators reported the boys confessed a chain of payments related to the incident.
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Youth Bureau
Irving
Brownstein
Irving Av
Rownstein
Ambrose Linehan
James Consoding
Man is Sentenced On SPCA Charge
A Weedsport man, Jerry Murrey, was sentenced to 30 days suspended for failing to provide proper medical care to an ailing horse after an SPCA investigation. The horse was later destroyed following a shelter doctor’s assessment of severe weakness and prolonged exposure in a ditch.
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SPCA
Weedsport
Jerry Murrey
Oakland Rd
A. L. Parkman
Edward Jones
William Lombards
Paul Doran F
Doran
Pacansi
Officials Confer on Proposed East Side High School
City Hall hosted a preliminary session where Engineer Nelson F. Pius and researcher Smuth discussed the potential construction of a new East Side high school. Patton and Patton aides attended as observers amid planning questions and site considerations.
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David TL Patton
Suneri Tender Og Natiduss Autos
Smuth
Uutecter
City Hall
Elson F. Pius Pius
Ies Ee
Bruce Dahlberg to Preach Tonight at Local Church
Bruce Dahlberg will preach tonight at 7 o clock at the downtown church. Members of the congregation are invited to attend and hear the message delivered in a traditional sermon format.
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Bruce Dahlberg
Bruce T. Oa
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