Board Drops Rankings For Principals In Syracuse Schools
The Syracuse Board of Education, following a suggestion by Superintendent David H. Patton, eliminated 43 names from the principals list and will fill Nottingham and Percy M Hughes principalships from upcoming applicants. The top five on the old list may be bypassed if qualified for other levels. high school principals must hold a master’s degree.
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Board of Education
David H. Patton
Nottingham
Percy M. Hughes
Patton
Syracuse
Possie
Nottingham High School
Harold J. Kuhn
Leon Coon
Harold
Emmet J
Pat" Kane
Central High School
John Condon
Grant Junior High School
Kane
Syracuse Teachers' Association
Syracuse University
Jesse Ross
Pardon Overton
George Connors
Vocational High School
Wallace Bronner
Madison School
Theodore Kieffer
Roosevelt Junior
William Haws
Grant Junior
Joseph R. Dixon
Onondaga Valley Academy
Rosa
William R. Dixon
Donald M. Kidd
H. W. Smith Technical and Industrial High School
Dixon
Hildegard Bristol
Percy M. Highes School
Mary Louise Carr
Coleridge Av
Margaret J. Harrison
Ontario St
Laura Lapidus
Renwick
Mary W. McCabe
Cumberland
Marcella Merrill
Lathrop Rd
Margaret Kuhn
Freacott School
Mooney
Tech School
Agnea Kane
Bellevue Choo
Prescott Class of 1910 Holds 36th Anniversary Reunion
Prescott Grammar School class of 1910 met for its 36th reunion at Hotel Onondaga Monday night. Sixteen of 50 original members attended, with 42 living and 36 having joined at least one previous reunion. Notables include Constance Durston Schultess of Arlington NJ, out-of-towner Robert Melfi of Oneida, and Ethel Riley Schneider who sang the national anthem with Melfi on piano accompaniment.
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Prescott Grammar School
Hotel Onondaga
Constance Durston Schultess
Arlington
N. J
Robert Melfi
Oneida
North High School
Melf
Ethel Riley Schneider
Robert Mack
Edwin Lamb
Mack
Prescott
Ezra Knapp
Jennie Gardner
Jennie Drohan
Prescott School
Gertrude O’brien Abbott
Robert Ank
Council Renews Utility Tax for One More Year
The Common Council renewed the 1 percent utility tax for another year after an emergency message from Mayor Costello, enabling immediate passage and 1947 budget inclusion. The tax is expected to yield about $140,000 this year, down from roughly $160,000 last year.
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Social
Mondegay
Costello
Sunnycrest bus route gets approved extension and sewer project
City approves extension of the Sunnycrest bus route and orders construction of a contrary sewer along the south side of Erie Boulevard East between Columbus Avenue and Westcott Street. Officials also approve multiple real estate ordinances projected to raise about $50 000 for the city.
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Sunnycrest
Erie Blvd
Columbus Av
Westcott St
Ieity
Y W Head Plans European Tour
Miss L Marie Reese resigns as Syracuse W C A building and residence director to join a 10 week tour aiding reconstruction of bombed European hostels. She sails soon with 100 Americans to bicycle through northern France Belgium and Holland under the American Youth Hostels Inc project to foster goodwill.
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L. Marie Reese
Syracuse
Syracuse Church Council Meets Thursday Noon
The Syracuse Council of Churches executive committee will meet at noon Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss church affairs and coordination. The meeting aims to align schedules and programs across member congregations.
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Church Council
Syracuse Council of Churches
Chamber of Commerce
S. U. Receives Extra 14850 From State Housing Funds
Governor Dewey approved an additional 14850 from the State Emergency Housing fund to Syracuse University, raising total state allotments for housing and classroom facilities to 1,350,000. The funds support expansion with 36 new classrooms.
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Albany
Dewey
Syracuse University
Kellogg's All-Bran Ad Claims Constipation Relief
A testimonial letter from Mrs. Louis Stein of Los Angeles touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a solution for habitual constipation. The ad urges a 10 day trial with water, promises a double money back offer, and describes All-Bran as a nutritious cereal that provides gentle bulk, not a laxative.
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Louis ‘Stein
Berendo St
Los Angeles
Calif
Kellogg's
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
Endicott and Cornell University Funding Allocations
Governor approves $447,500 in new state funds for multiple campuses. Endicott extension center site prep for prefab unit shipments from the West Coast. Dewey approves $103,500 for 14,000 square feet of office space at the State School of Industrial and Labor Relations. Total Cornell emergency fund now $676,500. Other allocations cover housing and classrooms at Skidmore, Union, Canisius, Pratt, Farmingdale, Adelphi, Manhattan, Fordham, and St Bonaventure.
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Dewey
Cornell University
State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Skidmore College
Union College
Canisius College
Pratt Institute
Farmingdale Agricultural and Technical Institute
Adelphia College
Manhattan College
Fordham University
St. Bonaventure’s College
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Frances O. Ackley
Mary & Condon
Porter
Helen M. Davies
Lincoln
Florence Finkbelner
Garfield
Mary A. Hughes
Edward Smith
Calvin R. King
DeForest Lavoy
Hughes School
Dorothy B. O'Donnell
Dorothy T. Trapuano
Ballina
Stella M. Trapp
Washington Irving
Jane A. Tewis
Adhuceda
Betty Graham Anckileas
School Health Department
Agnes R. Brogg
Seymour
Ella Gasey
Potter
Marion Cole
Alberta
Dart
Madison
Velma E. Donahue
Menachem
Rue M. Fahey
Eastwood
Mary
Tessie Kilmartin
Genevieve Quinlan
Robert Zink
Moreno Nitro
John Schott
Marion Harder Cahill
Atlas Adams
Herman Smith
Terese Herzberg McArdle
Ida Taylor
Expo
Helene Curtis
Breck
Bertha
Lee Bates
Nail Polish
Contore Cosmetics
Chas. Strode
Council
Syracuse Transit Corp
Salt Springs
Bradford
Prospect Park
St. Joseph’s
Hospital One
City Planning Commission
Skaneateles Lake
Albert C. Deisserith
Tecumseh St
Smart
Winfield
The
Addis Co
Norman Rosen
Y. W. Head
Jack Sharak
Mansieur
W. Newell St
N.Y
S. U
Herald-Journal Wire
Omaha
Endicott Extension Center
University
West Coast
Endicott
Kors
Edwards
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