Scout Camp Season Opens July 4 at Woodland Camp
The 1948 season at Camp Woodland near Constantia opens Sunday July 4 with the first group arriving for a one week session. Three one week periods replace two week blocks to increase attendance. Camp director is William H. Wadsworth in his fifth year, with Donald Patrick as camping chairman. The camp features canoeing, archery, nature hikes, and a new Adirondack lean-to, dock, and renovated facilities. Staff of 56 includes Theodore Durgee as program director and Bruce Dalbert as assistant. Regular church services are held outdoors each Sunday.
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Camp Woodland
Constantia
Donald Patrick
Robineaurd
Onondaga County
Boy Scouts of America
William H. Wadsworth
Woodland
Adirondack Lakes
Patrick
Beaver Scouters Group
Alpha Phi Omega
Syracuse University
Theodore Durgee
Baldwinsville Academy
Bruce Dahlbert
Josiah Lowe
Syracuse University Botany Department
Wadsworth
Stephen Hughes
Robert Cook
Heart Case Ends in Death at Home in Syracuse
George Dygert notified coroner after discovering Barnett dead of a heart ailment in his Syracuse home. Dr Fatcerie and Dr Enders discuss death certificate timing while coroner Gilmore notes private-home deaths need a physician in attendance for official handling. Barnett, a longtime Prosperity Co. sheet metal worker, leaves a large family.
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George Dygert
Dygert
Edward King
Dr. Fatcerie
Harold Oot
Paul Marcette
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Harry L. Gilmore
Barnett
Gilmore
Enders
Mr. Barnett
The
Herald-Journal
Learn-to-swim campaign offers free classes in Syracuse pools
Syracuse city pools launch the 23rd annual Learn-to-Swim program funded by the City Recreation Department Syracuse Herald Journal Herald American and the Chamber of Commerce Safety Division. Classes begin next Monday across seven pools for six weeks taught by Red Cross instructors with certificates available.
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Nual
City Recreation Department
Syracuse Herald - Journal and
Herald-American
Chamber of Commerce
Walter L. Fox
Chamber l of Commerce
Herald-Journal
Red Cross
Fox
Fill in and Bring to First Class Swimming and Diving
Application form lists fields for Name Senior Life Saving Address Age Pool I Will Attend School and requires parent consent if under 16. It notes instruction is free and the approving parent must ensure the child attends regularly to gain maximum benefit.
Regents Test Has Freedom Train Query
Regents examinations began today in Syracuse schools and run through the week. No complaints were reported as public high and junior high pupils started final city exams. A major test item in American history asked students to explain why three documents such as the Mayflower Compact BIll of Rights and Emancipation Proclamation were important to American history.
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Syracuse
Washington
Unite Nations
United States
Jersey Man Faces Burglary Charge
CHARLES FR. SMITH, 21, of Bridgeton, N J, is held on a third degree burglary charge for allegedly breaking into a diner at 123 S Franklin St early yesterday. The proprietor, Joseph McVene, detained him until police arrived after thieves fled when confronted. A companion fled despite threats to shoot. The owner said intruders had broken in previously and hid out Saturday night.
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Charles FR. Smith
Bridgeton
N. J
S. Franklin
Smith
Joseph McVene
McVene
Centennial Parade to Open Centennial Week in Syracuse
Harold M. Day, chair of the parade committee, promises the largest Syracuse centennial parade ever with eight nights of Centerama at Archbold Stadium from August 14 to 21. The event will feature a 400-foot stage and a 3,000-person cast celebrating Producers of Syracuse and Community Day with broad organizational participation.
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Syracuse
Archbold Stadium
Harold M. Day
The
Chamber of Commerce
Centerama
Syracuse University to enroll 3000 for third term
About 3000 students are expected to register for the first half of Syracuse University's third term tomorrow at the East Genesee Street Armory. Registrations run 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. with classes starting Tuesday morning. Nearly 400 freshmen will join the summer semester, which splits into two terms. second term begins August 2. The Campus School of Education program starts July 5, with advisers meeting students on campus before signup in the drill hall.
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Syracuse University
Genesee Street
Keith J. Kennedy
Campus School of Education
Soviets Produce New Type Radio
Riga factory starts production of a five-tube home radio with shortwave. Pravda says the USSR is in a nationwide radiofication drive with 7,000,000 listening points and wired speakers already in homes. millions more planned. Listeners pay a small tax.
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Moscom
Riga
U.S.S.R
Pravda
Traffic Court Judges Handful Of Speed Violations
A list of speeding tickets and infractions issued by Traffic Court Judge Truman H Preston. Detailing multiple offenders with names addresses and speeds on Genesee Street and surrounding areas. Fines noted for speeding and related violations including no operator's license and obstructing traffic.
Waterloo Flower Show Planned For Wednesday at St Pauls
Waterloo Garden Club will hold its third annual flower show on Wednesday from 2 to 5 P.M. and 7 to 9 30 P.M. in St Pauls parish house. Entries must be in by 11 30 A.M. Mrs George Avery is general chairman. Judge at 3 30 P.M. will be Mrs Nathan Delevaln and Joseph Patterer of Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Garden Club
St. Paul’s Parish House
George Avery
Nathan Delevan
Joseph Patterer
Words of the Wise Man's Unyielding Resolve
A line from Horace notes that neither age nor threatening tyrants can shake the upright man from his fixed purpose, underscoring steadfast resolve in the face of pressure and base behavior.
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Horace
Draft Law Hits 17 000 In County
About 17 000 men ages 19 to 25 in Syracuse and Onondaga County face the new draft law awaiting President Truman’s signature. The bill sets 21 months service and a 90 day start delay after enactment. County draft boards expect a smaller force needed and possible peacetime board reductions. Army navy and National Guard units prepare for higher enlistments while colleges expect enrollment stability.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
Truman
Army
Navy
National Guard
Guard
Syracuse University
le Moyne College
William C. Lehmann
Department of Sociology
U.S. Bureau of Census
Wife Seeks Annulment Over False Promises Of Home
Clara G Saydera a 40 year old waitress sues for annulment from Stanley Saydera 44 owner of The Farm Tavern Oswego County alleging fraud and mis representation. She says promised a beautiful home wealth and good health were false and seeks counsel fees but no support. Suit to be heard before Justice Jesse E Kingsley with October term likely.
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Boweng Corners
Oswego County
Clara G. Saydera
Sun Hill Ter
Stanley Saydera
Syracuse
Snydera
Jesse E. Kingsley
Helen McCarthy Rivette
Hubbs and Hastings Paper Co buys 339 W. Jefferson building
Hubbs and Hastings Paper Co of Syracuse and Rochester has bought the building at 339 West Jefferson Street, long leased by them. Monte M Wilkinson, VP and GM, cites strong future for the trading area. The Syracuse site was a John Single Paper Co warehouse with 21,000 square feet, sprinkler system, elevator, rail siding and trading facilities. L C Bowman represented Dwight Winkelman in the sale, the same broker who originally leased the property.
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Hubbs and Hastings Paper Co
Syracuse
Rochester
Jefferson St
Monte M. Wilkinson
John
L. C. Bowman
Dwight “. Winkelman
Hubbs and Hastings
Marital Decrees Granted by Justice Abram Zoller
Decrees in 19 matrimonial actions issued by Justice Abram Zoller in equity term of the Supreme Court last week. Divorces granted include Joseph B. Rolina versus Rita S. Rolina and Ellen Webb cases, with numerous other couples named. One separation action noted as Mary Heffron versus Donald Heffron. United States Treasury report lists receipts, expenditures, and net balance as of June 17.
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Abram Zoller
Supreme Court
United States Treasury Report
Washington
The
Treasury
Forecast for Syracuse Area With Warmer Conditions
U S Weather Bureau call forecasts a moderately warm day with increasing cloudiness. Tonight will be warmer with possible showers or thunderstorms tomorrow. Yesterday's high was 80 and the low 46 with sunset at 8 47 P M and sunrise at 5 26 A M tomorrow. Relative humidity was 42 at 8 30 P M and 53 today. Eastern New York shows increasing cloudiness tonight with scattered showers Tuesday and little temperature change.
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Eastman Kodaksey
Emer Rad & Ph
Phelps Dodge
Erle RR
Phila Electric
Philco Corp
Eversharp
Philip Morris
Philps Pet
Farnus Tel
Mirestone T & HN
Flintkate
Alta
Procter & Gant
Gair
Robert
Radio Corp
Repub
Avia
Reynolds
Gimbel. Bros
Goodrich (Bf
Regis Pap Donee
Graham-Paige
Savage Arms Cee
Il Greyhound Corp
Gt Northway Pf
Schoenley Distillane
Guif Mob & Ohio
Sears Roebuck
Gui Oil
Ay Ua
Serve Inc
Shell Union
Oui” Een
Hayes Mic Teen
Hershey
Gé&p
Southern Pacific
Houston
Indust Rayon
G&e
Inland Steel
Inc
Interlake Iron
Int Bus Machine
Ohio
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Sterling Drug
Stewart-Warn
Lerner
Timken R Bear SY
Libby McN & L
Transamerica
Union Carbide Aone
Monsanto Chem
U S
NRL
Vick ‘Chem
Nat Supply
Y Central R Ty
Wheeling Steel flys-Overland
Pie Gas & Flec
Wilson & Calis
Packard Motorere
Woolworth
Pan Am Airway
Worthing P&m Oe
Panhandle
New York
Summer High School Session Opens July 6
The Syracuse Summer High School will open at Central High on Tuesday morning July 6 at 8 30 under Principal Harry F Houck and Superintendent David H Patton. Courses run for 35 days from grades 7 through 12 with two daily sessions and two-subject limits. Registration is June 28 to July 2 at Central High and credits earned may count toward Regents or college entrance diplomas. Citizens are urged to consult home school principals or counselors to select subjects.
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Syracuse
Central High School
Harry F. Houck
David H. Patton
Houck
Weather summary and fronts from an early wirephoto report
Weather across the eastern states appeared generally fair with cloudy periods and scattered showers and thunderstorms in western areas. Warmth dominated the South while other readings hovered near normal or slightly below.
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Continental Divide
Ulcers Yield to Sleep Treatment in Soviet Findings
Red Star reports a prolonged sleep therapy for duodenal ulcers originated by Pavlov. Used since 1945 on nonresponding patients, each sleeps 16 to 22 hours daily for 12 to 20 days with opiates. Of 88 treated, most pain faded and several returned to work or healed ulcers.
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Moscow
Red Star
Leningrad
Pavlov
Farmers Build Own Tractor in Des Moines Area
Carl Antons and his brother in law Lester Childs, two Manchester farmers, built a light fast tractor after visiting junk yards and used car dealers. They spent about 600 dollars to create a machine with two reverse speeds and a five speed transmission plus a two speed rear axle, yielding ten forward speeds from one to 35 miles an hour.
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Des Moines
Manchester
Carl Antons
Lester Childs
Getting a Place to Rent Proves Simple in Local Ad
A couple found a rental easily by advertising in the local paper with Bob Zobel noting a dozen replies. Commercial rentals are steadier but still scarce downtown with stores idle weeks. Syracuse hosts a telephone exchange hospitality program where PBX operators tour central offices, enjoy demonstrations, and share meals.
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Bob Zobel
Grant Bird
Zobel
Bob
Syracuse
New York Telephone Company
Walter Beatitye
Charles H. Redmond
Vida Ross
Anna May Towner
Syracuse Corps
Quarantine Now on For Jap Beetles
The State Department of Agriculture announced today a seasonal federal quarantine to prevent the spread of Japanese beetles will go into effect at once. A heavy beetle emergency is expected in infested areas this month. The quarantine extends to Virginia and includes Delaware the District of Columbia nearly all of Maryland New York and Pennsylvania.
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Trenton
N. J
Cuns
State Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
Potsdam Men Earn Clark College Degrees in Commencement
Seven Potsdam residents and two Norwood natives were awarded bachelor’s degrees at Clarkson College commencement. Pottsdam graduates listed include John M. Holmes William P. Whalen Dale M. Smith Willard B. Piper Arthur H. Martinson Albert Gilbert and Gerald A. Armstrong. Norwood recipients are James R. McGinnis and Robert L. Morrow.
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Potsdam
Norwood
Clarkson College
John M. Holmes
William P. Whalen
Dale M. Smith
Willard B. Piper
Arthur H. Martinson
Albert Gilbert
Gerald A. Armstrong
James R. McGinnis
Robert L. Morrow
Syracuse Theatrical Figure Lute B. Vroman Dies
Lute B. Vroman of 306 Highland street, longtime amateur theatricals figure in Syracuse, died this morning at St. Joseph's Hospital. He worked for Gridley Cigar Co after theater years. Survived by six sisters, a brother, and several nieces and nephews. Private funeral 2 P.M. Wednesday at Schumacher Mason funeral home with Rev. William Henry Smith officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Calling hours 7 to 9 P.M. tomorrow.
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Lute B. Vroman
Highland St
Syracuse
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Vroman
Gridley Cigar Co
Jacob Vroman
Elsie Relyea
First Reformed Church
E. Leanne Vroman
Jessie Aroman
Sherman L
Oakwood Cemetery
Fulton Couple Exchanges Vows in Binghamton
Miss Juanita Dobbin and Byron VanLinder of R. D. 5 Fulton wed recently in Binghamton per word received.
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Fulton
Juanita Dobbin
Byron
VanLinder
Binghamton
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Frederick FE
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R. D
Cortland
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Tully
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George L. Bassett
Lyndon Rd
Fayetteville
Laurence G. Greenleaf
Brandon Rd
Erie Bivd
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Nedrow
Joseph Stracuzzi
Saliia
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Marcellus
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Donald Hayes
Donald
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Comstock Ay
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Balina
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Cox
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Silvia Parfagna
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Falton
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Chester St
S. Salina
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Eucliday
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Plum St
Henry P. Naholick
Emma E. Beckley
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Marine City
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Richmond
Lawrence Roth
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Brouth
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W. Belden Av
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Schenectady
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Sara Dailey
Anna E. Glinecki
Casimir Glinecki
Frances T. O'Donnell
John O'Donnell
Viola Louise Childs
Robert N. Childs
Charles F. Johnson
Mildred C. Johnson
Mildred C. Sharpe
Clyde Sharne
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John Crouse
Ruth E. Moncada
Samuel W. Moncada
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Edward J. Speikhoff
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Edward J. Wright
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Clyde Button
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William C. Bord
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Garfield H. Bosell
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