Happiness House prize goes to Mrs. Abe Cooper
Mrs. Fannie Cooper wins Happiness House in a Syracuse Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children’s fundraiser drawing held at the Armory. Granddaughter Sue Marley receives the keys. Cooper not present. Lottery raised funds for the clinic with over 2,000 attendees, though funds short by about 25,000 dollars for a year of operation.
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Happiness House
Fannie
Syracuse Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Childrens, Inc
Cooper
Lionel O. Grossman
The
Association
Sue Marley
Harry Marley
Crawford Av
Mark Harwood
Syracuse ‘Surplus’ Co
Hinerwadel
Syracuse Surplus Cé
Frank Ig.revoir
Wage
OTH
Finla
Paul Nelligan
Mari- Jlyn- Ragonese
Ito
Anthony Zollo
Knaul St
Warren Winkelstein, Jr
E. Lakerd
Cazernovia
Mrs. Cooper
Grossman
Iona
Donald Decker
John A.kinney
Ales
Decker
Smiling Fortune
Abe Cooper
Clouse
Mark Karwood
Party Race Wide Open Says Hogan
Onondaga County Democratic chairman Charles J. Hogan says the mayoral nomination race is wide open. A campaign committee meeting will decide whom to support, with a poll of 1500 Democratic leaders to be announced next week. Hogan denied Corcoran’s nomination and listed Haight Young and Mosher as potential candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hogan
Onondaga County
Democratic Campaign Committee
Wel Ce
Manlius
Thomas J. Corcoran
Corcoran
Alfred W Haight
John J. Young
Richard T. Mosher
Congress
Hogan
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Vincent C. Sullivan
Greater Syracuse Industrial Union Council
CIO
C.I. 9
Haight
Rigyor
Herald- Journal
Court of Claims
James J. Barrett
Democratic Committee
Girl 3 Struck By Tractor Trailer Outside Home
Rosemarie Snyder, age 3, of 304 N West St, was released from St Joseph Hospital after being struck by a tractor trailer in front of her home. She suffered bruises to the right neck and foot. Police traced the truck to driver Ray Gilligan of 631 Gifford St. Investigators Sgt Peter Zens and Lt William Franey reviewed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemarie Snyder
N. West St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Joseph Benz
Ray Gilligan
Gifford St
Peter Zens
William iFraney
WSYR Rail Raises Belle Isle
A. G. Belle Isle of WSYR staff, 312 Roosevelt Ave, is named vice president as Col. Harry C. Wilder announces. Belle Isle will direct AM FM and TV engineering at the station. He joined WSYR in 1928, became chief engineer in 1932, and has consulted for many stations including WTRY and WINR, serving as director at WINR. He taught radio engineering at Syracuse University during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSYR
A.G
Belle Isle
Roosevelt Av
Harry C. Wilder
College of Applied Science
Syracuse University
Ws5yr
Belle Isfe
Institute of Radio ‘Engineers
Engineering Commission
National Association of Broadcasters
New York State
Yadin
WTRY
Troy
WINR
Binghamton
Miracles of Science Preview At Syracuse Rotary
PREVIEWS OF PROGRESS a stage demonstration of miracles of science will be presented by the General Motors Corporation tomorrow noon at the Syracuse Rotary Club luncheon in the Hotel Onondaga. Demonstrations include a mercury vapor lamp a tiny lamp brighter than a cigarette size, a gas changing to liquid and then to rubber, and a recording beamed by a concentrated arc lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors Corporation
Syracuse
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Happiness
Frank G. Revoir
I Crawford
Ernest L. Owen
Post-Standard
E. A. ,O'Hara
Herald-American
Frederick A. Kreuzer
Joseph Pietrafesa
Searbury Clothing Co
Nelligan
George Wood
Ben Kempton
Retail Merchants
Chamber of Commerce
Luuncheon
Hotel
Onondaga
New York
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