Business Men Push Plan for Civic Center in Syracuse
About 50 Syracuse businessmen met at Hotel Syracuse by Mayor Rol land B. Marvin to form a preliminary committee for a convention hall sports arena and civic center. A 325000 project would use 250000 mortgage 25000 from suppliers and 30000 from promoters with Putnam School site toHost 5120 hockey seats and 2800 more for conventions.
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Syracuse
Hotel Syracuse
Rolland B. Marvin
Wiliam F. O'Connor
Cr Conhar
O'Connor
Cleveland
Hershey
George H. Ketcham
Putnam
Madison
State Streets
Marvin
Harold M. Day
Convention Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
State Armory
Lincoln Hall
Day
John C. Johnson
Hesaia Lew Andreas
Syracuse University
Projme
Inset
William C. O’connor
J. Irving Lyle
Carrier Corporation
Clifford H. Searle
Arthur Chase
Albert B. Merrill
Civic Leaders Meet To Map Convention Hall Project
City leaders discussed the need for a convention hall and urged assessing real estate to boost the project. Attendees included Lewis P. Andreas Archie W Bennett Jerome D Barnum Perrin L Babcock and many others.
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Lewis P. Andreas
Archie W. Bennett
Jerome D. Barnum
Perrin L. Babcock
Jack Byrne
Thomas H. Burns
T. Elmer Bogardus
Samuel H. Cook
H. Winfield Chapin
Arthur G. Chase
John M. Costello
Lyle EK. Chamberlin
Harold M. Day
T. Frank Dolen, Jr
John W. Donohue
Harry W. Davies
Leo T. Eagan
Edward Eagan
Cleland S. Forsythe
William V. Goff
James F. Gilday
C. W. Giles
William L. Hinds
Anthony A. Henninger
John L. Haley
William F. Hofmann
Stewart F. Hancock
John C. Johnson
G. Norman Knaus
William H. Kresan
George H. Ketcham
Walter F. Kaiser
William T. Lane
J. Irvine Lyle
Asher Markson
Rolland B. Marvin
Crandall Melvin
Anthony Mollica
John C. Marcellus
A. B. Merrill
Charles H. Maltby
Frederick E. Norton
H. Paul Nelligan
William F. O’connor
E. A. O'Hara
David C. Park
John S. Pen- Gergast
Frank G. Revoir
David Richards
Percy Ridings
Oscar F. Soule
H. W. Smith
Gerald Strickland
Clifford H. Sears
R. J. Sullivan
Clarence Schindler
Harold Stone
Warren B. Unbehead
Harry C. Wilder
John D. Wilson
William D. Wallace
H. Hiram Weisberg
G. Frank Wallace
Carl F. Woese
Eric W. Will
Rabbi Hyman Warns Against Intolerance at Memorial Service
Rabbi Irwin I. Hyman of Temple Adath Yeshurun urged Americans to defend minority freedoms in a speech to members of Lessing Lodge 163 and Lessing Rebekah Lodge 581 during their annual memorial service. He appealed to non Jews to join in fighting anti Semitism and noted Jewish suffering in Central Europe as part of the broader loss of freedom.
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America
Irwin I. Hyman
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Lessing Lodge 163
Lessing Rebekah Lodge
Hyman
Europe
Araiy
Syracuse Brake Testing Campaign Enters Second Day
The 15th annual Syracuse brake testing campaign aims to test over 22 205 pleasure cars and commercial vehicles with about 2 000 more machines to be checked by night. Sponsored by the Safety Division of the Chamber of Commerce the Syracuse Automobile Club and the Syracuse Police Department the program runs through June 29. Patrolman Thomas Lewis says 99 percent of yesterday’s cars passed both the brake and light tests and nearly 2 000 machines were tested with trucks showing the highest rate of perfect brakes. Drivers receive National Safety Council and automobile club stickers after passing. Tests run daily from 9 AM to 5 PM on Erie Boulevard East between South State Street and Oswego.
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Syracuse
The
Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse Automobile Club
Syracuse Police Department
Thomas Lewis
National Safety Council
Automobile Club
Erie Boulevard East
South State Street
Oswego Pores
Army Finance Department opens five positions
Five openings announced in the Army Finance Department aiming to recruit young men. Details on eligibility and application dates were not fully clear in the fragment.
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Army Finance Department
Gommian
Dartmouth Students Back Willkie In Class Poll
Dartmouth College graduating class named Wendell Willkie as their preferred presidential candidate. Willkie received 38 votes in the class poll, edging out incumbent Franklin D Roosevelt by two votes.
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Hanover
N. H
Wendell Willkie
Dartmouth College
White House
Roosevelt
Building plans in New York reach May record high
Industrial building plans submitted to the State Labor Department in May totaled 223, an all-time May record, surpassing the previous high of 185 in May 1937, per Industrial Commissioner Frieda S. Miller.
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Albany
State Labor Department
Frieda S. Miller
Syracuse Swim Class Enrollment Opens For Free Lessons
Early enrollments start for the Learn to Swim campaign directed by Austin P. Saunders of the Chamber safety division. Application blanks go to schools and are available at the Chamber and park pool lifeguards. Two week program from July 15 with morning girls and afternoon boys classes led by Y W C A and Y M C A trained teachers. An estimated 1000 children to be enrolled with over 90 percent expected to complete the course and receive badges after a 20 foot swim test. Instruction is free with parental consent as the only requirement.
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Chamber of Commerce
Recovery of Donald Beeles From Mill Raceway
Funeral services are being arranged for Donald Lee Beeles nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Edwood Beeles of Dexter ville whose body was recovered last night from the raceway behind Victoria Paper Mills. The boy had been missing since Saturday at 445 P.M. and the body was found at 930 P.M. Grappling and diving had failed to locate him and the 15 foot deep raceway was drained Lucian Clark and Bartholomew Chalone recovered the body More than 1000 people were at the scene as police struggled to control the crowd and prevent a possible bridge collapse due to weight of onlookers.
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Special Dispatch
Fulton
Donald Lee Beeles
Edwood Beeles
Dexterville
Victoria Paper Mills
Lucian Clark
Bartholomew Chalone
Seymour Cole
Robert Otis
Samuel DelBrocco
Thomas Carroll
Emergency Program Outlined For Women Voters League
A seven point program for this time of critical emergency was outlined by Mrs. M. E. Cummings of the Onondaga County League of Women Voters. The program urges curtailment of civil liberties only by authorized bodies for definite periods and calls for merit based emergency personnel, broad representation in regulatory actions, preservation of protective legal standards, continuation of essential services, and expansion of the tax program based on ability to pay.
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Board of Management
State League of Women Voters
M. E. Cummings
Onondaga County League of Women Voters
Fanthoc Nf Ont
Constipation cure with Kellogg’s All Bran cereal
If constipation leaves you heavy and tired try more bulk in your diet not medicine. Eat Kellogg's All-Bran regularly with plenty of water to restore regularity. All Bran is a crunchy toasted cereal made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek. If chronic, consult a physician.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Household Finance Offers Quick Low Rate Small Loans
A vintage advertisement promises rapid loans from $20 to $300 with monthly repayment options. It explains choosing a plan, cites example payments like $14.56 monthly for $150 over 12 months, and notes a rate cut from 234% to 2% per month on amounts above $100, with uniform charges for all borrowers.
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New York State
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