Derby Clinic Attracts 50 Youngsters
Approximately 56 youngsters attended the Derby general meeting and clinic at Derby Headquarters housed in Bresee Chevrolet Co. Charles Ames led the event with Bernard Smith answering building questions. Prizes from bicycles to Shrap watches drew keen interest as a color film outlined the national program and the Akron finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Bresee Chevrolet Co
Charles EL Ames
Bresee Company
Herald- Journal
Herald-American
Cers
Bernard
Smith
Akron
7-Up Bottling, Co
Recreation Unit Elects New Officers and Vacancies
The Recreation Commission will meet soon to elect officers. Former Assemblyman Forsythe was appointed to the vacancy created by the death of Thomas F. Keane. Acting chairman is Parks Commissioner Barry. vice chairman Gorman and secretary Hoyt terms expire. Forsythe, an auto dealer, previously served on the Board of Education and led the Special State Fair Commission proposing a $50 million year round fair at the Mattydale Airbase site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Commission
Clean
S. Forsythe
Frank J. Costello
Thomas F. Keane
William A. Barry
J. Daniel Gorman
Brs
Helena G. Hoyt
Recreation Department
Thrift Upheld In School Forum By Bank Leader
WATSON MacDOWELL New York Bowery Savings Bank vice president spoke at the annual school savings forum urging thrift and economy and condemning starry economic theories. Dean M ivle Spencer Syracuse University School of Journalism and Miss Millicent Trichler Newark were noted participants at the Syracuse event with Mrs. Robert B. Rowe addressing the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Watson Macdowell
Bowery Savings Bank
New York
Savings Bank Association of the State For
Newark
Wisp
Robert B. Rowe
How to Write to Your Congressman in the Herald-Journal
Readers are informed of officials to contact on measures before Congress. Details list U S Senator Robert F Wagner Irving M Ives and Rep R Walter Riehlman with Washington addresses for correspondence. The notice aims to guide engagement with federal legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
New York State
Onondaga County
Congress
U. S
Robert F Wagner
Senate
Washington
D. C
Irving M. Ives
D.C
Walter Riehlman
House
Dfc
Riehlman’s Plan for Federal Property Adopted in House
The House passed HP 4754 to create a Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 forming a General Services Administration to unify procurement and disposal across agencies. The measure, praised as saving up to 2.5 billion annually, absorbs several agencies including War Assets Administration, Federal Works Agency, and National Archives.
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House For Representatives
Congress
R. Walter Riebiman
Sully
Riehlman
General Service Administration
Hatfield
D.-Calif
Riehman
Onondaga County
General Services Administration
GSA
Federal Works Agency
Bureau of Federal Supply
War -Assets Administration
Office of Contract Settlement
National Archives
War Assets Administration
General Services
Cengre
New York
RiehIman
Jast Congress
Harvey
D-Mich
Keating
Riehnman
Hibernians Plan Irish Field Day Meeting
JOHN F. COYNE president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians calls a special meeting at Hibernian Hall at 8 P.M. Tuesday to arrange an American Irish field day set for August 21. Committees and site will be chosen. refreshments at 9 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Coyne
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Four Priests Ordained by Bishop Feery at Syracuse Cathedral
At the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Bishop Walter A. Feery ordained four men to the priesthood in a solemn 9 AM ceremony. The new priests are Thomas J. Bayley James J. Hogan John H. Hill and Andre Sharon all sons of local families. Most will join Syracuse Diocese with Sharon headed to Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Thomas J. Bayley
John H. Hal
James J. Howan
Andre Sharon
Walter A. Foery
James J. Hogan
David C. Gildea
David F. Cunningham
Arthur Bayley
Fulton
Air
James P. Hogan
W. Belden
John H. Hill
Floyd Hill
Maple
Cortland
James D. Sharon
Herkimer
Robert Dillon
Ell
Father Sharon
Syracuse
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Foery
James P. McPeak
Edward J. Ryan
Father Hill
Homer
St. Andrew's
St. Bernard's
Father Hogan
Niagara University
St Bernard's
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Paris
France
America
St. Norbert’s College
West DePere
St. Meinrad’s Seminary
Outing Scheduled for Cub Scout Pack 40 Picnic
Cub Scout Pack 40 plus parents plan a Elmwood Park picnic tomorrow at 12 30 PM with an extensive game program and prizes. Dr Seymour H Schwartzberg serves as executive director succeeding Dr Leon A Goldstein.
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Elmwood Park
Seymour H. Schwartzberg
Leon ‘A. Goldstein
Syracusans Tour Rochester Housing Projects
Syracuse delegates visited Rochester housing sites to review 335 units across three projects costing about 4.3 million dollars. Projects include a Civic Housing Organization plan for 200 rental units on McCarthy Island and circle grounds, with non profit ownership and city improvements funded by mortgage proceeds.
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Rochester
McCarthy Island
Circus Grounds
First annual communion breakfast held at Sacred Heart Church
The Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Church Cicero holds its first annual communion breakfast tomorrow morning at King's Hotel Cicero. Rev James Osborne OP from Monastery Church Court 1st will be the speaker.
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Holy Name Society of the Sacred Heart
Cicero
King’s Hotel
James Osborne
Court 1St
Manlius School Honors 98 Cadets at Centennial Commencement
Ninety eight cadets of the Manlius School received diplomas as the three day centennial commencement program concluded in Knox Hall. Bishop Malcolm E. Peabody delivered the graduation address on liberty and freedom, warning of internal and external threats to religious and educational institutions.
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Marliuz ‘School
Knox Hall
Malcolm E. Peabody
Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
Manlius
Peabody
Rom
Ray W. Baker
Manlius School
Syracuse Rose Queen judged today for city pageant
Judging for Syracuse Rose Queen begins today as entrants from June High School graduates college students and other women compete to reach Newark New York state rose center for a June 18 contest. Judges will select quarter finalists from submitted photographs and the winner will choose a coronation gown after a visit to Addis Company. The rose festival is sponsored by the Syracuse Rose Society and the city recreation and parks departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Newark
Rose Center
New York State
Addis
Thornden Park
Syracuse Rose Society
Recreation and Parks
Cazenovia Seniors Hear Editor At 124th Commencement
Dr William G Avirett educational editor of the New York Herald Tribune will deliver the commencement address at the 124th Cazenovia Junior College ceremony. Avirett Phi Beta Kappa Amherst 1916 served in WWI and held leadership roles at Deerfield Academy. He is a trustee of Emma Willard School and Cazenovia Junior College and won a 1930s college public relations award. The Rev Lloyd V Moffett and Rev Harry B Taylor preach and lead prayers at related services.
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William G. Avirett
New York Herald -Tripune
Cazenovia Junior College
Avirett
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
United States Naval Reserve
Leutenant
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield
Aviretyt
Emma Willard School
Troy
American College Public Relations Association
Cazenovia
Lloyd V. Moffett
First Methodist Church
Canandaigua
Harry B. Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Syracuse
Child bruised in 3 story fall from porch
Sandra Weemer 2, daughter of Mrs Helen Weimer of 706 S West fell from the third floor porch of the home suffering facial bruises. She was treated at Onondaga General Hospital after being found unconscious by her mother on the ground. Mrs Bessie Watkins occupant of the third floor apartment described seeing the fall. The girl remained at the hospital overnight.
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Sandra Weemer
Helen Weimer
S. West
Onondaga General Hospital
Chester Piatkowski
Bessie Watkins
Bird species count ranges from ten to twenty thousand
A scientific estimate places living bird species between 10 000 and 20 000 with perching and song birds among the most numerous groups.
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Ames
Hoover Commission
Commission
Continental
United States
10Use
Rischiman
Hibernians
Feery
Robert Sullivan
WSYR
Father Bayley
Fulton High School
Holy Cross College
St. Bernard's Seminaries
Common Council
Alter T. Hollenbeck
Edward R. Apps
Edmund J. Nowinski
Eee
Calvin M. Thompson
Housing Authority
Sergei N. Grimm
Corporation
M. Lyle Hornbeck
J. Milsom Pochards
Official Life
H. Paul Nelligan
Walter Fox
League of Women Voters
Irving 3. Davis
Onondaga County Veterans Council
Nicholas Ferrante
Building Trades Council
Forrest W. McGuire
Manufacturers Association
New Bond Clothing
Samuel Dicker
Louis Cartwright
Norton Village
Fernwood Park
Ramona Park
Sayre
City Hall
Opportunity
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Herbert H. Storm
U. S. Savings Bonds Division
Ralph Bevard
Junior Chamber
Jd. Gosman Wynkoop
Marvin Glyn
Chamber
Roral O’dar
Onondaga Council
Charles M. Eddy
Hornet
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Jubn Schanbarver
Central District
Charles Bishop
Onondaga
William C. Hay
Marlius
Stewart S. Finkler
Tully
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Robert F. Price
Summit Av
George A. Lewis
Midland Jv
Victor A. Hanson, Jr
Highland Sr
Larimer C. MicFarlane. Fulton
William A. Hofmann
Oklahoma City
William A. Mayhew
Manchester
N. H
Imae
Micritorius
Howard J. Dillingham
John W
McDonald
Adolf C. Nelson
Claude Williams
John Chapseil
Charlies Gray
Harry Idillson
James V. Alden
Gerald iZops
Charies E._Crose
Summit
Harvey Harman
Craxford
Robert A. Jackson
Starlayn
John F. Reames
Dewitt Rd
Charles 3. Keene
Lincoln Park
John W. Lane
Windsorpis
C. Lucken, Jr
S. Sieie Si
Robert F Price
Wiliam
Teallar
Bruce M. Bicknell
Mantas
Francis W. Corbet
Potstam
Savard HR. Enren
Clinton
Igland
Eschisen Ai Gouvermens
Wasner
Pairbanks
Stewart S. Finkiex
Svill
Leonora Ann Young
Harding Sr
Mary 3Misita
Valler Dr
Neo Crane
Franklin's
Piaus
Montgomery St
Moin
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