SU Research Contracts Top $1 Million in 1951
Syracuse University's Institute of Industrial Research reports contracts valued between 1,000,000 and 1,509,000 dollars in the current year, nearly double last year's figure. Director William C. Whelden cites Korea and rising government research spending as drivers, noting 300 faculty and 200 assistants work on projects across 25 colleges. The institute aided over 350 firms via testing facilities and the materials laboratory, with audiovisual and physics departments advancing defense and educational projects for government contracts.
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Syracuse University
Institute of Industrial Research
William C. Whelden
Wheadon
William R. Fredrickson
Physics Department
Ralph A. Galbraith
College of Applied Science
Don Williams
Audio-Visual Center
Middle East
Defense Department
Engineering College
Leonard P. Markert Re elected Syracuse Boys Club President
Leonard P. Markert was reelected president of the Syracuse Boys Club board at the annual meeting held Tuesday night at the Century Club. Also reelected were Philip R. Chase as vice president, Robert J. Sloan Jr. as secretary, and Robert P. McClure as treasurer. Nicholas J. Ferrante joined the board for a three year term, and several directors including Chase and Sloan were reelected. Sherwood Ernenzwein presented the annual activity report and a graphic review of facility expansion needs.
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Leonard P. Markert
Syracuse Boys’ Club
Century Club
Philip R’ Chase
Robert J. Sloan, Jr
Robert P. McClure
Nicholas J. Ferrante
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Durerlors
Dean Paul Shipman Andrews
Philip R. Chase
Chester H. King
W.W. H. G. Murray
Robert J. Sloan
W._ Niver Wynkoop
Leo J. Yehle
Sherwood 7. Ernenwelh
Rotarians to Hear Advertising Talk by E M Johnston
E M Johnston civic lecturer on advertising and salesmanship will address the Rotary Luncheon at the Hotel Onondaga tomorrow. He has taught salesmanship and lectured on public relations across Onondaga County. Town superintendents meet next Monday for the annual three day State School of Town Superintendents' Roads.
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E. M. Johnston
Pee Eeesary Club
Onondaga
Onondaga County
Cornall’ University
R. A. Make Money
Kelly
Europeans See Russia Attacking U S First
Henry Wilson a Syracuse jeweler who toured Europe reports a common view among Europeans that Russia, if it chooses to wage war, would target the United States rather than Europe. He visited Belgium, Switzerland, France, England and Ireland and says locals believe a direct U S attack would occur if Russia decides to fight, though it may be wishful thinking.
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Russia
United States
Europe
Henry Wilson
Syracuse
Wilson
Belgium
Switzerland
France
England
Ireland
U. S
Henry's Jewelers
Diamonds and travel tales from a Syracuse box derby gathering
Brass Hat Luncheon attendees discuss market conditions for diamonds, noting prices firm and buying cautious. Executive Wilson, touring Europe by air route via Newfoundland, contrasts Europe and U S travel costs and quality. He reports labor, market controls, and security of gems as investments, while detailing hotel stays, the derby event, and remarks by local officials and sponsors.
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Wilson
Syracuse
Belgium
Switzerland
France
England
Ireland
Newfoundland
Sabena
Belguum
U. S
Europe
Derby General Ames
Danny Dombroski
Alexander FP. Jones
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Corcoran
Cedric Sweet
Chevrolet
Lea J. Yehle
Children’s Court
Bresee Chevrolet Co
Herald- Wilson
Journal and Herald-American
Mari
J Walter Richman
Paris
Repheel
Hisenhower
Vevey
Lake Geneva
Switzerand
Bake Meet the Press Clambake Supports Journalism Fellowship
Journalists from 18 upstate communities will attend a Sigma Delta Chi clambake in a week. The event funds the H Douglas Johnson Memorial Fellowship at Syracuse University for an active newsman to study tuition free. Last year the bake drew 400 attendees and raised 500 dollars for the journalism school.
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Upstate
Sigma Delta Chi
Sannually
Syracuse University
H. Douglas Johnson
New York
Sigma Delta| Chi
Herald-Journal
Syracuse University School of Journalism
Mead Pledges Continued Fight on Quack Medicines
Mead vowed the Federal Trade Commission will be a vigorous foe to deceiving patent medicine makers and fake cures. He said the FTC monitors claims for dangerous drugs and ineffective remedies and will safeguard ads for foods drugs and medical devices to protect health and public money.
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Mead
America
Federal Trade Commission
James M. Mead
U.S
Kinney Recalled for One-Week Active Duty
CAPT. JOHN C. KINNEY of Bond Schoeneck & King is recalled to active Army duty for one week. A reserve JAG officer, he will teach a military law course at the Larned Building for area national guard and reserve personnel, focusing on the new uniform code effective May 31. Kinney served in the Transportation Corps in World War II 1942 to 1946 in the European Theater and was admitted to the bar after returning from service.
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John C. Kinney
Bond, Schoeneck & King
Army
Judge Advocate General's Department
Hinney
Larned
Derby winners and city leaders back July Soap Box Derby
City officials business leaders club presidents and fraternal heads support the greatest amateur racing event in the area. The Soap Box Derby will be run July 14 in Schiller Park.
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Schiller Park
Hill Landscape Conference at Cambridge to be attended
Four faculty members from State University College of Forestry Syracuse will join a Cambridge conference on new principles and methods in landscape architecture. Led by Prof George J Albrecht head of the Department of Landscape and Recreation, local participants will discuss teaching innovations.
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Cambridge
Mass
State University College of Forestry
Syracuse
George J. Albrecht
Department of
College landscape center topics include notable figures
National Management at the college seeks to work with a landscape architect and will survey Profs. Bradford and Williams among plant materials. Sears and Robert B. Williams are cited with Walter L. Welch, formerly at the Harvard School of Land Destruction, as related topics in the center.
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Bradford
HH. Sears
Robert B. Williams
Walter L. Welch
Harvard School of Land
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