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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1945
Page
2
State commission approves fifty five applications across twenty counties for sewer and water improvements including City Hospital project in Syracuse costing 815,600 and treatment works in Union Springs and Cayuga. Other listed projects include sewer and drainage work along Marquet road and Inverness area with various costs.
Fragmented text references Canton discussions, a veto dispute, and leadership changes with mentions of Mr. Lockwood and Trager K as executive secretary, amid wartime context involving Japan and board negotiations.
The 36th annual Syracuse Rose Show opened yesterday at the Syracuse Armory. Hundreds of spectators marveled at blooms of many colors as Mrs. Clement Lowers of Harry Har RNeom led in highest standings. Winners included Einkes of Bataininsville for top prize and Mrs. Frank Borthas for best in the challenge cup. Dee Baga Sram earned a three year succession in the last cut.
The Onondaga County Board of Supervisors will hold a special session at 11 AM on Monday to pass a resolution for state aid covering extraordinary snow removal expenses from last winter. They must file cost figures and the resolution with the state by July 2. The meeting will also discuss Onondaga County’s role in a national effort against rheumatic fever, with Dr J G Fred Hiss invited to speak.
In the Northern New York Judicial District clerk Glen Porter struggles with a defendant name during a Federal Court proceeding as he calls roll. The moment highlights courtroom pronunciation challenges and clerk duties in the federal system.
The City of Syracuse is recommended as a site for a State institute of retail business management. Benjamin F. Feinberg announced the draft plan, with a commission to locate institutes regionally and enable the Education Department to acquire facilities. No tuition will be charged for New York State residents, creating junior college level higher education to widen access.
Arnold E. Woonton was elected president of Syracuse Control, Controllers Institute of America, at the annual meeting at Onondaga Golf and Country Club. New officers include Francis E. Coonan as first vice president Paul B. Murphy as second vice president and John H. Baker as secretary treasurer.
A witness named Steven Crnec struggled with his surname as he testified. Judge Stephen W. Brennan listened as Crnec, after responding to the car, faced questions about how to pronounce his name.
Parks Commissioner William A. Barry announced plans for a 12 acre triangle bounded by Westcott Broad and Mead oewbrooker to host a new playground for the 17th War area. The city will take land from George Johnson and cancel about 10 000 in taxes on 72 acres of Hook way farm to finance housing development, with final approval pending from the Common Council and Board of Estimate. A temporary play area with a softball field will open soon as a study proceeds.
Thirty five nurses from various universities and hospitals enroll in Nursing Education 125 at Syracuse University School of Nursing. The course, taught by Miss Irene Carn, runs through July 9 and is jointly sponsored by the School of Nursing and the College of Medicine Department of Public Health Nursing.
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