Mrs. Anderson Named Executive Director of Child and Family Service
Helen K. Anderson, mother of Syracuse University coed Nancy Anderson, elected executive director as Richardson L. Rice leaves for Boston to head the New England Home. Anderson, with a long career in social welfare, has held posts at Red Cross Greenwich Ellis Hospital Schenectady and the Children’s Bureau. She and her daughter, now at Central City Business Institute, reside at 220 Dordester Ave.
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Helen KK. Anderson
Syracuse University
Nancy Anderson
The
Child and Family Service
Richardson L. Rice
Boston
New England
Bostion
Anderson
Hill
Western Reserve University
University Hospital
Miss Anderson
Andderson
Cleveland Associated Charities
Department of Public Welfare
Schenectady
Connecticut
Radio to Aid S A Project in Syracuse University Study
New Yorks WNEW will join Syracuse University research on music therapy in psychiatry. Dr Alexander Capurso says WNEW will broadcast test recordings this summer and invite listeners to report their emotional responses. The move follows Capurso’s NY Academy of Medicine talk on studies at Syracuse and Kentucky.
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New York City
Syracuse University
Alexander Capurso
School of Music
WNEW
Capursa
New York Academy of Medicine
Syracuse
University of Kentucky
Syracuse Union Seeks Single Local Teachers Union Fusion
The Syracuse Federation of Teachers invites the rival Syracuse Teachers Association to unite as one local under the AFL CIO. President Eliot Birnbaum argues unity will boost effectiveness in solving professional problems, citing administrators’ past exclusion from membership and current impediments in Syracuse public schools. About 1,360 teachers serve Syracuse public schools, with membership totals undisclosed.
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Syracuse Federation of Teachers
A.F.L
Syracuse ‘Teachers Association
Eliot Birnbaum
S.F.T
Federation of Teachers
Syracuse
National Education Association
State Teachers Association
Birnbaum
Birhbaum
Syracuse Teachers Association
American Federation of Teachers
Adl
Sehnory
Danforth Principal To Retire After 49 Years in Schools
MISS ELIZABETH M. SCHOENICK, long time educator and principal of Danforth School, will retire at term end after a 49 year career in the Syracuse public schools. She taught at Salina and Franklin, led Garfield as principal, then headed Danfortht since 1919. She lives at 1833 James Street and is active in civic life.
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Elizabeth M. Schoengel
Panfarti School
Syreeux
David H. Patton
Salina School
Franklin School
Engineers Elect Hall President at Central New York Chapter Meeting
Victor B Hall of focal consulting was installed as president at the Central New York Chapter of the Society of Professional Engineers annual meeting held last night in Howard Johnsons Restow Paul P an engineer for Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation was elected vice president and O Neil von Robert E Hutton of Gleason Avery Company Auburn was named secretary with Lassieae as treasurer
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Central New York
Society of Professional Engineers
Victor B. Hall
Focal Consulting
Enginees
Howard “Johnsons Restow
Paul P
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Big Wheels Attend Derby Lunch in Syracuse
Sixty town leaders, the big wheels, will gather at Hotel Syracuse for the Soap Box Derby Brass Hat Luncheon to review final plans for the July 14 race. East Room festivities begin at 12 13 PM with speakers including Leo Ji Te the Onondaga Children’s Court Mayor Corcoran and Chevrolet zone manager. Lunch features fruit cocktail prime roast beef potatoes salad lemon ice cream cake and cole.
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Gene Cohen
Syracuse
Leo Ji
Ded Iyehte
Ald
Onondaga J
Mayor Corcoran
Cearie Swett
Chevrolet
Alexander F. J . Enochtor
The
Herald
Journal and Herald-American
Derby preparations draw Syracuse officials and civic leaders
City and county elected officers, civic club leaders, religious groups and other organizations join a planning meeting for the Derby. Attendees discuss meals, speeches, and color films of 1950 Derby finals in Akron as part of efforts to improve amateur racing.
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Apter
Akron
Syracuse
The
Darby
Chilldren
Oswego Blvd Plan Session Set for June 29
Oswego boulevard planning session moved up to June 29 by City Planning Commission to expedite the amended arterial highway plan. Session starts in Common Council chambers with land hearings on zone changes due tomorrow under a new commission rule. State District Engineer William Robinson Mayor Corgoran and others attend prior briefing as state city talks continue on program details.
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Oswego Blvd
City Planning Commission
Thomas E. Kennedy
Gie Common Council
Chan
Ilier
Wiliam Robinson
Corgoran
Verkal
Commission
Mount Airy Hotel Reservation Amid Thousand Islands Confusion
Fragmented OCR text references a Mount Airy Hotel reservation in the Thousand Islands region with garbled place names and dates. The readable elements hint at Ontario Canada connections and a historic hotel booking scenario amid unclear local details. No clear persons, organizations, or exact events emerge.
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Mount Airy Hotel
Thousand Islands
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War Production Board
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Department of Commerce
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Bram
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Arthur Leahy
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