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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1950

Page

4

Syracusans Foresee Parley on Child Welfare at White House

A citizen committee of 100 Syracuse residents meets this week to prepare for a national conference in December at the White House on child and youth welfare. Eight subcommittees were named for the state group, and discussions focus on protective and corrective measures. Attending are Judge Leo Yehle, Richard D. Greene, and probation officer J. Jence, with Mrs. John W. Jence chairing the Buffalo Catholic charities group.

Syracuse White House York State Mid-Center Children's Court Leo Yehle Richard D. Greene Children’s Court Nation’s Capital John W.jence George J. Schlatter Brooks Buffalo

GE recalls 3000 after week layoff in turnaround

GE recalled about 3000 workers after a week’s furlough at its large Television Plant Electronics Park. 100,000 man hours were added since last week as punch press and welders returned to normal speed under LUPE Local 320 oversight. Union activity and NLRB certification linger.

General Electric Tomiorrow Electronics Park Anil International ‘Union ‘of Electrical Workers Paris Punch -Press National Relations ‘Board G-E Thei Lu.e United: Electrical Workers NLRB New York City

22 Pupils Get Scholarships to Syracuse University

Selections based on records leadership ability and financial need. Each winner receives 600 dollars for four years of study. Eastwood High School students Ralph F. Wilson and John Kerr named. Central High School recipients include Edward Glazier Cynthia Overton Camilla McCarthy Fred Dushay Paul Guatieti Virginia Pearson Joan Tesnow. Nottingham juniors Anni Lines John Beach David Birds Stephen Reiss Roger Reid win from North High School. Other honorees include William Terrell of Onondaga Valley Academy.

Onondaga County High Syracuse University Eastwood High School Ralph F. Wilson John Kerr Central High School Edward Glazier Cynthia Overton Camilla McCarthy Fred Dushay Paul Guattieti Virginia Pearson Joan] Tesnow Nottingham Anni Lines John Beach David Birds Stephen Reiss Roger Reid North High School William Terrell Onondaga Valley Academy

SPRACE Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Piles

Hospital tests show SPRACE beneficial in 92 of cases, with quick relief from itching, pain, soreness, and burning. Doctors see it and recommend it. available at drug stores with a full size tube priced around $1.00.

Aberataries Engi Wreod

High School Alternates Named in Regional Competition

Pencilyn Mawson of Fayetteville Ferdinand Hemmer of Cathedral and Irene Reichert of North Syracuse High School named as alternates for the regional event. Carolyn Deck of North High School and Dorothy Gann of Onondaga Oral School also listed as alternates.

Pencilyn Mawson Fayetteville Ferdinand Hemmer Cathedral Irene Reichert North Syracuse High School Carolyn Deck North High School Dorothy Gann Onondaga Coral School

Rochester Society figures cited in welfare committee notes

Helen Cooke of the Rochester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children joins Richard D Greene, chief probation officer, and Willard Johnson of the State Department of Social Welfare along with Catherine Meehan, Mrs May H Raymond, Charles S Antolina, and Francis J Murati of the State Department of Probation in a list of officials and contacts.

Helen Cooke Rochester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Richard D Greene S. B.C Willard Johnson State Department of Social Welfare Catherine Meehan May H. Raymond Charles"s. Antolina Francis J. Murati State Department of Probation

Oswego Evening Notes On Local Arts Class Winners

Oswego community items include a note on an adult education painting class led by Eva Place Clark and local participants at Oswego High School. A stray line mentions Raichis and a neon sign on West First Street, with unclear references to Minetio and STEREUCLOE.

Raichis First St Eva Place Clark Minetio 7 Stereucloe Oswego Ees Oswego High School Exkivic

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