Centennial Pageant Producer Arrives in Syracuse
George M. Miles arrives to organize the centennial pageant to run August 14 to 21 at Archbold Stadium Syracuse University. Miles will recruit Syracuse volunteers for a 400 foot stage show with 12 000 seats nightly, featuring 15 episodes of factual history and grand entertainments.
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Syracuse
George M. Miles
John B. Rogers
Archbold Stadium
Syracuse University
Miles
S. War- Fen St
William W. Munsey
The
Rageers Co
T. Filmer Bogardus
Jett
Rogers
Milesis T. Elenier Bogardus
Centennial Activi
Syracuse Club Meeting and Hospital Report
A Syracuse round up notes a hotel meeting at Hotel Syracuse and a hospital update for Mrs. Eleanor Francis, with Mary Mills and Gauri Grimes mentioned among local attendees. Police report references a purse loss and an altercation nearby, plus a priest celebration at Sacred Heart Church.
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Sumeavera
BrzAeuse
Academs
Puntig
Syracuse
Ayraeice
Angelalon
Maeshims Mechak
Halel
Omndare
Hal Be Wupils
Mle Mary 1A
Mills
Miaseln
Ae Aps
Gauri Grimes
Catholic Deushiers
I Scowron
Huseam
Fine
Aree
Hogan Seeks Truman Visit to New York State
Onondaga County Democratic chairman Charles J Hogan urged President Truman to add a Syracuse stop as part of a west coast tour. Hogan said New York is a key voting state and noted Truman’s strong reception on current coast trips. The move leaves the state’s delegation unpledged while Hogan sent the telegram copy to state chairman Fitzpatrick.
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Charles J Hogan
Onondaga County
Marty
Truman
New York State
Hogan
Syracuse
West Coast
University of California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lonan
New York
Ivania
Reports Due At Meeting Of Scouts
Alan F. Plattry, president of the Onondaga Council, Boy Scouts of America, announced the annual council meeting will be held tomorrow at Howard Johnson's Restaurant with dinner at 6 15 P M. The session will consider a proposed shift of the council year to June 1 to May 31 and will include reports on council achievements. Following these, election of officers for the coming year will be held. Current officers include Plattry, president, Will, Gordon, Patrick, Ming, and Schuliner as treasurer, with committee chairs named for organization, leadership training, advancement, catering and activities, and finance.
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Alan 4. Plattery
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts of America
Red Feather
Community Chest
Boy Scout Council
Howard, Johnson's
I Flattery
Willscole
Sherwood N. Vessey
William T. Melchior
Harold Moreland
Dana D. Patrete
Albert L. Gordon
Ost
Burglars Take Safe From Erie Boulevard Service Station
Police search for thieves who early yesterday broke into a service station on Erie Boulevard East in De Witt and carried off a safe weighing 400 pounds containing $130, valuable papers, contracts and checks. Deputies Yale Cummings and Alex Seeley discovered the break during a routine patrol. The station is run by George E. Paetow. The safe was 18 by 24 inches and appeared not to be opened at the scene. A cash register was left touched with money and keys.
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Erieblvd
de Witt
Yale Cummings
Alex Seeley
George E. Paetow
Degree Won After Delay
Kogler, son of Chartey C. Kage ler, was graduated from the College of Applied Science at Syracuse University. He entered college in 1951, then served three years with the 63d Infantry Division earning the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, ETO ribbon with three stars, and Good Conduct and American Theater ribbons. He resumes chemical engineering studies, presides over the AIChE student chapter, and plans to work with Carbide and Carbon Chemical Corp. in South Charleston West Virginia.
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Angler
Avy
Kogler
63D Infantry
Awar
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Alpha Chi Sigma
Professional Chemical
Frances Brown
University ‘Tralee Campary
Carbide and Carbon Chemycat Corp
South Charleston
W. Va
Library Workers Attend Convention in Atlantic City
Syracuse Public Library staff attend the American Library Association convention in Atlantic City this week. Miss Ruth M. Phillips heads branch services with Edith P. Schroeder and Margaret M. Bates in leadership roles. Organizers discussed union policies and the meeting with publishers regarding the Chicago newspaper strike context.
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Sy Cuse Public Library
American Library Association
Atlantic City
Ruth M
Chicago
Woodrust Ran‘Phillips
Dolph
AFL
Iay Libranes
Edith P. Schroeder
Margaret M
Bates
Lbrarian
Randolph
Chicago News
Gunshot Victim Improves After Self-Inflicted Wound
Police report Mae Tarr of 207 Mcafisier Avenue shot herself in the upper right thigh with her husband’s revolver during a quarrel with Olin Tarr on Saturday. She was listed in good condition today at Crouse Hospital, Patrolman Andrew Peliz reporting.
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Awiva Mae Tarr
Mcafisier Av
Crousewving Taospital
Andrew Peliz
Olin
Four Men Sentenced To Attica In County Court
Four men were sentenced in Onondaga County Court by Judge Leo W. Breed to Attica Prison or the county penitentiary. Harold C. Paul, 42, drew five to ten years for endangering morals of a minor. Richard Weyer, 27, got four to eight years for similar counts. Donald O. Gibbons, 41, received 120 days and $400 fine after pleading guilty to six counts. four counts were driving with a suspended license, reckless driving, and leaving the scene. Martin Border, 35, was given two and a half to five years for sodomy. Richard E. Snowe, io to four years for second degree grand larceny. Red Th Williams, 24, received a suspended sentence and five years probation for carrying a concealed weapon. Additional defendants pled guilty and await sentences.
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Attica
Onondaga County
Leo W. Breed
Harold C. Pail
W. Onondaga St
Richard Weyer
Salina
Donald 0. Gibbons
Hatch St
Gibbons
Allien Alen
Martin Border
E. Geneseest
Richard
E. Snuve
Red TH
Williams
S. McBride Sr
Tom J. Bufton
Minoa
Wiliam P. Kelly
Manhux
Walter H. Hodges
East Syracuse
William Ryan
Avery
Burnet Park Dr
State Funeral Group To Meet Wednesday
ROM 800 to 1,000 morticians and others are expected to attend the annual meeting and exhibit of the New York State Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association Inc. Wednesday through Friday at the Hotel Onondaga and the Jefferson Street Armory. Topics include funeral insurance, state health matters, and veteran administration allowances. Officers will be elected Friday morning, with a special ladies meeting at 2:30 PM. William M. Weigand of New York City is state president. John Tindall heads the Onondaga association.
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Clifford Hall
Joseph James
Richard Garfiel
John ‘Tindall
Tinhalmers’ Association, Inc
Onondaga
W. Jefferson SL Armory
New York State Funeral Directors and Embalmer's Association, Inc
Jefferson St. Armory
New York State
Richard M. Garfield
John
Dell
Lester Norris
John Tindall
Shondaga
Doris A. Knapp
Buffalo
Muench-Kreuzar Candie Co
William M. Weigand
New York City
Onondaga Association
Presient Weigand
Joseph B. Toomey
Tindall W
Welgand
R. D. Blankenham
American Graves Registration + division
George Goodstein
Association
Bedford
Ciy
Itrom
Fred L. Dolbear
Dolbear
Roger O. Baldwin
State Health Official to Confer Here on Food Safety
DH CA Sargent commissioner of health will confer all day tomorrow with Walter Tiede director of the New York State Health Department bureau of milk and food sanitation Syracuse invited by the new health chief They will discuss road handling classes for restaurants and the organization of workers for voluntary attendance The head visited restaurants Saturday and will continue with an inspector collecting specimens for laboratory tests Bacteria counts are made on utensils and dishes The program aims at cleanliness equipment and proper handling methods The conference will review local plans and what is being done elsewhere Dr Maurice J Dooling Syracuse director of the bureau reviewed record keeping in the system with Commissioner Sargent
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Mites
Centennial
Syracuse Producers
Syracusemade
DH. CA
Sargent
Sioner of Health
Walter Tiedeman
Bureau of, Milk and Food Sanitation
New York State Department of Health
Syracuse
Maurice J. Dooling
Bureau of Food Ad Sanitation
Syracuse Department of Health
Dual Tragedy From Plane Crash Near Lima Ohio
A single engine plane crashed near Lima Ohio on Saturday killing Mrs But St John Gregory a Syracusan native and her husband Dr William Brandon Gregory. Both residents of Owego New York. Mrs Gregory born February 27 1910 daughter of John Parsons St John Green and Barbara Parsons. Dr Gregory born December 9 1907 son of the late Jay L Gregory and Maude Kaufman Gregory. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at Richards Funeral Home Owego with Rev Percy Rex and burial in Festa Tillis Cemetery Binghamton.
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Lima
But St. John Gregory
William Brandon
Gregory
College of Medicine
Syracuse University
Owega
Palrotmen
Beck Moreland
Jt Gregory
Rainding
Maude Kaufman Gregory
Binghamian
Paul Blos
Binghamtan
Gyealeves
Amorrow
Richards
Owego
Percy Rex
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Binghamton
Festa Tillis
Unstate Bankers Elect Officers
The New York State Bankers Association elected officers in Cleveland with First National Bank of Cortland president becoming president of the association. The will dated Oct 28 1936 leaves real estate valued at 1000 dollars to his son after funeral expenses and other bequests.
Microfilmed Newspapers In Demand at Library
Syracuse Public Library sees rising microfilmed newspaper use with 25 patrons in December 1947 and 52 last month as the film rolls replace bound volumes. Readers cite ease of use, neater presentation, and quick access to sources like New York Times and local titles for stock quotes, deaths, births, and classifieds in a spacious periodical room.
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Syracuse Public Library
Wy Ougden Tel
Knest Wanee
Selon
Egent Bem
Gant
Mik Ronald Ferkels
Madette
Ste. Jomenl Silva
Rose Grevopen Agusta
YS Seoraakometeh
Brary Scheules
Wn- Gm
Belomie Budwinsvile x. Dy
Robert White
Herbert Keerbecent
Baiver
Guarita
Romeny
Watson
Syracuse
New York Times
Herald-Journal
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Charnden Park
Syro- Appeals
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Eleanor Francis
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SS. Joseph's Hospital
Gpilmaiss Club
Baracuse
Melen LaLone
Mulland Av
Baraguaes
Anotter
Mbr-Paamene
Teadete Ins
Incheon
Wontan
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OrFeines
Toncheon
Byres Snowdanee
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Coen
Neral
Mae i Ote
Ghondna
Joseph Kolnwaki
C.R
Sacred Heart Church
Brvendas
Ladies’ Holy Rosary Society
Father Kotowski
Adam Kotowski
Leavenworth Av
Cena Irs
Ollbert
Araduatesrom
Conklin
Jerelyn Math
Awac
Marion Gere
Guy Reiner
Alice Barry
Reeve
Barpoeaila
Vieeinin
Dorothy Har
M. Travis Gwarle Lwood
Syracuse Memorial Lscheck
Hid. Ber Hospital
Girrz A Delbitse
Katherine
Hiner
Ibaa
Baia
Gun of Arts
Mageranel
Homa
Baum
Edward B’rees
Graceste Gimahews
American Pension Club 3
At & P.M
Texas Queen
Fayetteville
Sons
Bane
INS College
Kopler
Chartey
C. Kageler
Unstate
St. John the Evangelist Church
Holy Name Society
American Region
St. Clinton St
Frank Shaughnessy
Internal Revenue
James Lanigan
Wallan
Robert Goombs
Keancis
Oley
Danigan
Knights of Columbus
Ove
Cine-Modak
Hsa xi Haat
S. Warren St
Onendage Hotel
TNS
Sali
Bobbin
Recordisne
Owheaien
Anrthine Madison
Galt We. Keats
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