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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1945
Page
10
A questionnaire in Syracuse gathers residents views on switching waste collections to private contractors. Respondents cite varying service quality, winter snows, and costs, with opinions split on efficiency and city management versus privatization.
Washington announces expanded wartime relief from display rules for numbered boats in Great Lakes and tributaries including Atlantic Gulf inland waters and Red River of the North. undocumented vessels gain discretion to omit top side numbers while remaining officially identified. Pacific Coast numbers unchanged with height scales based on vessel length.
Frank G. Elis was reelected for the 11th consecutive term as exalted ruler of Pride of Syracuse Lodge 1104, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, at a semi annual election held at the new Elks Home. Roswell A. Frank district grand exalted ruler presided. Other officers elected include Leonard Martin, Raymond Rux, Daniel B. Waters, Robert Waite, George L. Washington, and Larry Leboy.
Staff Sergeant Edward Schad returns home to celebrate Father's Day with his children after two years in a German prison camp. He spent 202 months as a prisoner of war and reflects on missing prior Father's Days with his sons Eddie Jr. and Jerry.
Schad, like many servicemen home from duty, will enjoy the family and home they fought and suffered to protect this Father’s Day.
Municipal Recreation Commission announces 65 girls and five boys named as summer play leaders starting July 2. Lifeguard applicants with senior Red Cross certificates will face tests Tuesday at the Boys Club. City pool supervision runs 10 AM to 6 PM daily from July 2 as 70 staff work across programs.
T/4 Dudley D. Hollister, son of Mrs. Rose D. Hollister, 332 W. Calthrop Ave., and husband of Mrs. Dudley D. Hollister, 307 Slocum Ave., received the Bronze Star Medal at Gutersloh Germany on May 24 for meritorious service in support of combat operations in France Belgium and Germany. He is with the Adjutant General's Dept 5th Machine Records Unit Mobile U S Army. He entered service December 1942 after working for Central New York Power Corp and has been overseas since November 1943.
The Rev. David J. Norcott newly named pastor of St. Joseph’s Church will be honored at a public reception in the Museum of Fine Arts auditorium. The event follows his appointment by Bishop Walter A. Foery and includes a solemn high mass at St. Joseph’s with remarks from civic and church leaders.
The First Ward Republican Club will hold its annual luncheon at 1 P.M. Thursday in McChesney Hall. Mrs. Henry Hursh is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Harry Whitford. Mrs. Harold Harris and Mrs. J. A. Pierce are among the organizers.
Summer High opens July 3 in Syracuse with grades 7 through 12 and eligible courses for those registering. Registration runs June 25 to 29 at Central High. two sessions, 9:30 to 10:30 and 10:50 to 12:30, with two subjects per student. Principal Emmett P. Kane and Superintendent Patton oversee the program for delayed or accelerated graduation.
The Syracuse Chapter of the State Civil Service Employees Association will hold its last monthly meeting of the season on Monday at 7:15 PM at the Hotel Onondaga to elect officers.
Dorothy Keady daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Keady of Cypress street Liverpool has earned valedictorian honors at Liverpool High School John Trimble salutatorian son of Mr and Mrs Roy D Trimble of Cypress street also mentioned Miss Keady treasurer of the senior class
Arthur Cornelius Jr a Syracuse FBI Field Office agent is highlighted for his work on juvenile delinquency and crime prevention. He leads 14 Central New York counties and has served as SAC in multiple cities. Born in New Jersey he pursued law at night and joined the G men after passing the New Jersey bar. He and his wife Betty Jane live at 137 Clarendon with sons Donald Arthur and Wayne Alan.
Daytime nurse’s aides are urgently needed in Syracuse hospitals. Edna M. French, vice chair of the local Red Cross Nurse’s Aide Corps, announces a new course starting Monday from 9 30 A.M. to 12 30 P.M. The two week program runs Monday through Friday at the Red Cross Annex 442 S Warren St. Women of Syracuse are urged to enroll. applications are at the Nurse’s Aide desk, Red Cross HQ 457 S Warren St.
Residents of political district No. 4 in the town of Dewitt will meet at the Dewitt Community Hall on Monday evening to organize a community association.J. B. McCormick of Lyndon Road serves as temporary chairman and will lead the gathering.
A Syracuse University professor joined six educators for eight months in Mexico collecting Aztec era stories and local legends. She wrote twenty three tales for North American children, visiting markets and villages to gather folklore from Yucatan Vera Cruz and Guatemala, including the Virgin of Guadalupe chapel tale and legends from Popocatpetl and Paracutin.
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