Webb Resigns from Continuation and Aviation Schools
Webb resigns as principal of Continuation School after an investigation reveals discrepancies in records. The board votes to keep Avia tion School operating while Patton reports six to seven attendance at Aviation School and outlines expansion needs. David Gee is appointed head of custodial maintenance at $3,800, replacing Harry J. Clark who resigns July 1. Five assistants promoted to custodians with $1,600 to $1,700 salaries. several retirements accepted.
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Theses
A. Webb
Eesce
Board of Education
Merety
Aiear
David HH Patton
Patton
Conti
Sus
David Gee
Harry J. Clark
Clark
Civil Service Nst
U S O Expands Services to Include Veterans in Syracuse
The Syracuse U S O extends six day post discharge privileges to honorably discharged veterans. The expansion, announced by Benjamin S Arnold, aims to readjust servicemen and women within 60 days and to direct veterans to appropriate agencies. The year shows 13 000 to 18 000 monthly at main center 261 E Chesdeus St with gym dormitory YMCA Dunbar Center and New York Central lounge driving increased attendance.
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Uss.o. Servicemen’s Council
Syracuse
Benjamin S. Arnal
Mrr
Arnold
U.S.O
U.S.C. Center
E. Chesdeus St
YMCA
USC
Dunbar Center
S. Townsend St
New York Central Station
Council
Faculty Departures Raised to Twenty Nine This Month
Last night the count of faculty members leaving the service this month reached twenty nine. Remaining retirees include Miss Emily Totman head teacher of social studies at Vocational High School Ivan Overman physical education instructor at Eastwood and Miss Helen Janie Wright music teacher at Prescott.
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Emily Totman
Vocational High School
Ivan Overman
Eastwood
Helen Jane i Wright
Prescott
Court Reviews Case Of Homeless Youth In Larceny Charge
Eugene Philly, 17, pleaded in County Court to a grand larceny charge and told Judge Frank P. Maipass he had no home. Philly said he originated from Fulton and had wandered from place to place with no regular residence.
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Eugene Philly
Frank P. Maip2ss
Bow
Philly
Fulton
Children’s Bureau Retains Officers in Annual Vote
J Campbell Butler was reelected president of the Children’s Bureau at the annual officers’ election held in the Chamber of Commerce Building. Reelected officers include Willara A. Glen honorary president A Van W Hancock first vice president Mrs J C Sanford second vice president and John H Hughes treasurer Mrs J D Taylor Jr named secretary to succeed Mrs Kathryn Kallet. New board members for three year terms are Mrs Earl Machoeld WW IG Boelter Mrs Leon W Ellis and Lloyd Withers. Reelected three year terms were Mrs Frederick Fisherty Miss Elizabeth Allen Mrs J C Sanford A Van WW Hancock and Gregory C Andrews. New one year directors are Mrs T A Derenkbacker and Harold Newton.
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Chamber of Commerce
Willara A. Glen
A. van W. Hancock
J. C. Sanford
John H. Hughes
J. D. Taylor, Jr
Kathryn Kallet
Earl Machoeld
IG. Boelter
Leon W. Ellis
Lloyd Withers
Frederick Fisherty
Elizabeth Allen
A. van Ww.hancock
Gregory C. Andrews
iNew
T. A. Derenbacker
Harold Newton
Veterans Party Planned for Benevolent Order Members
A veterans party for members of the Benevolent Order of Pioneers now serving in the armed forces will be held today in the clubrooms at 282 James Street. Discharged veterans and those home on furlough are invited to attend.
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Memsbers
The
Benevolent Order of Pioneers
T Pot
James St
Fortfourh
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Ward Davis
Roosevelt
Allen Johnston
Edward Smith
Francis JT. Meyers
Seymour Willam
Perrys
Huntington
Herbert C. Egerbrech
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USO
Adolph Keller
Binghamton
Terrence G. Connor
U.S. O
Syracuse U.S.O
Red Cross
United States Employment Service
Veterans’ Organizations
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Pepsi-Cola Company
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PEE Psi-Cola Sy.racuse Bottlers, Inc
Simoniz
Prue Simoniz
Simoniz Kleener
Mickey
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Bob
Howard Johnson
Howard Miod
Fayetteville Road
Nisley
Children’s Bureau
J. Campbell Butler
Children's Bureau
Billford
Prince Gardner
Money Clio
Swank
Kempton’s
S. Salina St
Frantlle
Victory Garden
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