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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
22
A long wartime rosters page highlights Marines and Navy personnel from Syracuse and nearby areas. Robert J. Cornish receives a commendation after repelling a night assault, while others including Flood, Budd, and Kennett R. Budd are listed among new recruits and promotions. The report notes training, postings, and awards across the Marine and Air Force branches with multiple hometown connections and service details.
The fragment shows a bridge discussion with a back-and-forth on bidding four clubs and hearts, evaluating strength, partners’ hands, and risks of entering at low levels. It mentions Spades, Diamonds, and specific card placements, reflecting an instructional column tone from a historical paper.
Thomas Laite national secretary and legislative director will speak Sunday at the New York State convention of the American Pen Committee. The convention opens at 5 AM Saturday at the ABC Auditorium, 2202 Washington St. Deputies and workers meet Sunday at 9:30 AM to discuss business. A practical program follows in the late afternoon with a religious service. Other clubs meet at their usual places and times.
The report lists Gaylord Brainers and midshipmen amid amphibious training contacts. It notes Seaman Apprentice Smith son of John M. Smith serving aboard USS Bataan as a light aircraft carrier and ENSIGN Francia Tutras completing a first aid course at San Diego Naval Air Station. Leonard Srehley, Seaman Apprentice, finished a night vision course at San Diego NAS with his unit based there.
About 200 alumni gathered at Hotel Syracuse as John Downes was elected president of the St Bonaventure Alumni Association of Central New York. William H. Kearney was honored as national president. New directors named include Richard Thornton Salvatore Caciarella John Wilson James Hendrick and John Hailivan. The group discussed a summer clam bake and plans for the annual meeting.
A Kansas farm raised writer discusses weeds and cultivated plants as cover crops. He argues buckwheat and rye can serve as a five crops, while some weeds help soil, roots break subsoil, and provide minerals. Weeds can anchor soil and support flora, with some edible and forage uses.
A mixed fragment lists Paramount and Loew’s Strand film timetables with titles such as Half Angel and Up In Amny, plus sporadic references to theater times. It also notes various academic memberships and positions held by Dr. Gkidings including Phi Beta Sigma, Phi Retalsergman, and several scientific and university professor associations. The text combines cinema listings with biographical details and institutional affiliations in a disrupted OCR passage.
The first meeting of the GE Electronics Laboratory branch of the Scientific Research Society of America is at Etechurontes Park tonight. Speaker Dr Glenn W Giddings, personnel manager for GE Research Laboratory Schenectady, will address research in industry. Officers to be installed. Dr George A Stetson to present the charter in Syracuse.
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