Winant Visited Syracuse Briefly Amid Honors
John G. Winant former ambassador to Britain arrived in Syracuse by car and attended Hobart College ceremonies in Trinity Church where he received a doctor of humanity degree. He stated he has no plans for future participation in national or international affairs and flew to New York City later that day. He previously led the European Advisory Commission and served as U.S. ambassador to Great Britain.
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John G. Winant
Court of St. James
Syracuse
Hobart College
American Airlines
New York City
Concord
N. H
Trinity Church
Walter H. Durfee
Hobart
William Smith Colleges
Winant
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Great Britain
United States
European Advisory Commission
Rev Driscoll Honored on 35th Anniversary at St Patrick's
Rev Driscoll pastor of St Patrick's Church was honored by the Altar and Rosary Society at a hotel dinner on Onondaga Street Monday night marking his 35th anniversary. Attendees included Rev Patrick Hartnett of St Mary’s Oswego and Rt Rev Msgr Francis J Curtin of Binghinton along with several parish priests. Toasts were given by John J Barrett and John J Young. telegram from Mayor Costello was read. Driscoll has led St Patrick's for nine years and three months after earlier service at St Cecilia Solvay. He was born and raised in St Lucy's Parish and studied at St Mary's College Exmitsburg and St Bernard's Seminary Rochester, ordained in 1912. First assignment was as assistant pastor at St Patrick's, Gl ens.
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Thomas J. Driscoll
St. Patrick's Church
Onondaga
Patrick Hartnett
St. Mary’ At
Oswego
Francis J. Curtin
Binghimton
George J. Hurley
Frank J. Costello
Father Driscoll
St. Patrick's
St. Cecilia's Church
Solvay
St. Lucy
Diol
Orést. Lucy's Academy
St. Mary's ‘College
Exmitsburg
St. Bernard's ,Seminary
Rochester
St. Patrick’s Church
Giayuinta
George Hurley
Jeff
St. Mary’s Church
Cortland
Binghamton
Students Hear Advertising Talk at Syracuse University
Norman H. Schlegel, director of advertising and sales, will speak to business administration students at Syracuse University on The Practical Side of Advertising. He has held pastorates in Taberg and Marcellus before joining the university.
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Norman H. Schlegel
Cory Corp
Chicago
Francis de Sales
lGhurch
Utica
Msgr
Daniel Doogy
Busi
Berg
SS Francis
Former Senator Walsh in critical condition after stroke
Boston dispatch reports former U S Senator David I Walsh 74 of Clinton listed in critical but not hopeless condition at St Elizabeth's Hospital after suffering what doctors described as an 58 cerebral hemorrhage.
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Walsh
Boston
INS
U. S
David I. Walsh
Clinton
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Co op Urges Protest of Milk Prices
R P Kenney of Amenia urged delegates of the Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association to pass a resolution protesting June milk prices set at 4.14 per hundredweight. The measure would be sent to the Secretary of Agriculture. The June price marks a drop from January’s 5.46. Dairymen met at the Hotel Onondaga for the cooperative’s annual business meeting with officials including S W Tator and Kenneth Fee present.
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Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association Finc
R. P.kenney
Amenia
Onondaga
Kenney
Secretary of Agriculture
Twe
S. W. Tator
Daley
Bureau, of Agriculture
Washington
Ken.Ineth Fee
New York State
Brown creditors battle over trust assets amid objections
In Syracuse a judicial settlement petition filed by attorney for Julian Brown seeks discharge from a trust holding a large block of General Motors stock. Objections by creditors and trustees push a meeting of Brown’s creditors for June 20 at the Federal building. Creditors allege speculation from long stock holding and improper disbursements, with calls to charge personal expenses to Brown and to scrutinize attorney fees.
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Psonville
Fla
Milford
General Motors Co
Brown
Ing
Ert J. Oot
Tang
Julian
Cregg
Jacksonville
Smith
Mary
L. Brown
Frank J. Cregg, Jr
Federal Building
Syracuse
Laurence Sovik
Alon Hwo
Tor Shin
Charles R. Milford, Jr
Charles S. Brown
Cecil C. Bailey
Jack
Just Rootin No Tootin CHD Et Nine Reek Ene
Relayed radio messages describe a MacArthur Stadium area complaint about horn blowing after games. Residents urge less noise while baseball fans want cheering. A local figure agrees horns should be toned down. efforts aim to balance fan enthusiasm with neighborhood peace.
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Ste UE Vlu Aurin A. Kinney Telay
MacArthur Stadium
Elf
Mr. Fan
Rate Ruling Held for Syracuse Freight Costs
Syracuse industrialists voiced disappointment as the Supreme Court refused to review a May decision that equalized class freight rates between the south and south west, and eastern railroads. The ICC order cut rates for southern and western lines by 20 percent and raised eastern lines by 10 percent, raising freight costs for local manufacturers on class shipments.
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Syracuse
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
John McMahon
State
The
Chamber of Commerce
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NG. Winant
Rev. Driscoll
Brown Accounting
William H. Bamerick
Eugene B. Schaeffer
S. McBride
Otto C. Schaeffer
S. Stabe St
Mary Schaeffer
Eugene
E. Adams and
McBride Sts
McBride St
Model T Sandal
Play Shoe Shop
Frederic
Frederic’s Permanent
Equity
Bob Low
Debutante Shop
Ellen Kaye
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