Foley Says Soviets Hold False Hope Of Collapse
Geneva The undersecretary of the Treasury Edward H. Foley told the Democratic Political Institute that Soviet hopes of Russia’s economy collapsing due to armament are false. He warned there is no cheap road to security and urged continued strong defense spending, noting the economy cannot bear widespread rearmament while deficits loom. He praised domestic savings and said the free world must show resolve with force if necessary to deter Communist aggression.
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Herald-Journal
Geneva
Russia
Edward H. Foley
the Treasury
Democratic Political Institute
America
Free World
Foley
Fole
Split Rock School Holds Eighth Grade Commencement
ROL MATHEWS titled vale dictorian at the Split Rock School eighth grade commencement. Salutatorian honor went to Stan and Anthony De feather. Graduates listed include Arnlyn Cox Stewart Cox Charles ran Herb Deverly Bonnie Lutzy Robert spetontor Matteson.
Marine Major LeFrancois Killed in Korea War
Jailed details show Maj LeFrancois of Carlsbad and June 8 death in Japan hospital from wounds in Korea. Francois, noted hero of World War II, served with the First Marines and was previously associated with Framers and Mrs Aune, according to scattered particulars in the clipping.
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Jane 5
Carlsbad
Cal Sooners
Watertown
Syrause
U.S
Starines
Japan
Korea
Francois
Carl
Aune
Class of 113 Graduates From Vocational High School
The Vocational High School honors its 113 graduates in a ceremony led by Principal John C. Donohue. Valedictorian Constance Bartlett and salutatorian Nancy Cirque received top marks, while Danforth Foundation awards went to Shatj and Irene Michaels. Gregory G. Andrews attended as guest, with life memberships presented to John Kurtak and Norma Donne. Several students earned awards in science, mathematics, and history, including Susan Swan and Carl Bauder.
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Vocational High School
Nigat
E Kk
Job
Laure
Korea
Andy
John Lynk
Marinere iCorps 10Th Battalion
Shat-j' Suck
Danforth
Irrene Michaels
al 'Danforth
John C. Donohue
Nancy Cirqie
Constance Bartlett
Gregory G. Andrews
Aninhonor
Vocajonal
Aluroni Association
John Kurtak
Norma Donne
Association Press
Edward G. Ross
Vanital
Bausch & Lomb
Susan Swan
Two Classes to Graduate at Fayetteville Schools
The Fayetteville area will hold two graduation ceremonies Monday night with a program titled This I Believe. A. Tie Jones will present diplomas as board president. Honors go to Kopp valedictorian Robert Smith salutatorian Kermit Huttar Robert Craner. The junior prom follows the exercises. Dr Howard Seymour will speak on Society Owest George Pring will present diplomas. Honor students include Tracy David Galbraith Robert Small Peggy Parkinson Peter Barhyat.
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Azexteville
Maniius
A. Tie Jones
Board of Education
Ipresident
Howard Seymour
Rochinster
George Pring
Fayetteville
Regatta Stewards Praise Plans at Syracuse Dinner
More than 100 stewards coaches and athletic directors praised Syracuse University and the Regatta Association at a Board of Stewards dinner in Hotel Syracuse. Ralph Furey chair of the board lauded the regatta course on Onondaga Lake calling it the best rowing course. Mayor Corcoran and Chancellor Tolley spoke, urging Onondaga Lake as a permanent regatta site, with Kudos for boathouse facilities and race operations.
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Syracuse
Regatta Association
Intercollegiate Rowing Association Board of Stewards
Syracuse University
Onontaga Lake
Ralph Furey
of Columbia
H J
Princeton
Delos
Schoch
Rowing Coaches’ Association
Liv
William P. Tolley
Syracuse Uni
Isa Bushnell
Onondaga Lake
VIPs Attend Tolley Regatta Aboard the El Tempo H
Twenty national and area officials joined Chancellor William P Tolley aboard the El Tempo H for the regatta banquet. Guests included Edward Foley, Lewis C Ryan, Melvin C Eaton, Mrs Ryan, Mrs Eaton, Justice Francis D McCurn and wife, Levison and Wilson of the Bank, Princeton officials, Dr C Riefenstein, Ernest L White, and Cant Ned Olney among others. Earlier, regatta guests toured the East Room buffet at the hotel.
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William P. ‘Tolley
Wouay
Tegetta
Fis
Treasty
Edward Foley Wrustecewis
C. Ryan
Melvin C. Eaton
Norwich Pharmacutical Company
GOP
Eed
Ryan
Eaton
Francis D. McCurn
Baigeeedon Levison
Wih Wilson
Iame
Midland Bank of Binghamton
Khairman
Athleti Princeton University
Cloud Wampler
EC. Riefenstein
Ernest L White
Ned Olney
Reatta
Chantor
Fales
Jais
Alurumi
Harry W. Hill
WS. Naval Academy
Asa Bushnell
Eastern Colegiate Athletic Association
The
Treasury
Split Rack
Farewell Fete Planned For Greeson
Temple Beth Israel in Syracuse announces a farewell banquet and testimonial for Alexander S. Greeson, longtime temple president, marking 23 years of service. The event on Sunday June 29 at 6 PM honors Greeson and his family, with support from temple officers, board members, and community figures including Rabbi Jacob H. Epstein.
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Temple Beth Israel
Alexander S. Greeson
Greeson
Syracuse
Ieneee
Connson
Amili
Free Aid Loan Asso
Beth Israel
Zelc Pajkin
Temple Prident
Jack Meadvin
Asher Cohen
William Burman
Abe Hoffman
Ben Paikin
Joseph Gold
Sida Block
Jaco Davis
Louis Spindleman
Jacob H. Epstein
Temple
County Clerks Meet Tomorrow in Syracuse Convention
The New York State Association of County Clerks opens a three day state convention in Syracuse tomorrow to discuss problems and procedures. Francois W. Dillenbeck, 20, was fined 250 dollars for a traffic offense and related charges after pleading guilty in Cortland County Court.
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NEW York State Association of
Ani Joperator
Dillenbeck
West St
Anthony Verziano
Lodi St
George Kappasser
Howard Ship
Maltbie and
Evanssts
Panis in New York Manhattan in Flames
Rome newspaper Il Momento reports a dramatic two hour blaze at a Lower East River coal dock in Manhattan. No injuries noted as fire crews contained flames quickly.
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Rome
Conservaive
Il Momento
Panis
New York
Manhattan
Jory
Lower East River
Broo
Flattery Reappointed to UCC Committee Post
Alan J. Flattery of Fabius was reappointed to a membership on the committee on the uniform commercial code announced by the State Bar Association president Weston Vernon. Flattery, a Melvin and Melvin attorney and assistant to Crandall Melvin of Merchants National Bank, has chaired the subcommittee on secured transactions for three years and authored works on secured financing.
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Alan J. Flattery
Fabius
State Bar Association
Weston Vernon
Flattery
Melvin and Melvin
Crandall Melvin
Merchants National Bank and Trust Company of
Syracuse
State Association
Bar of
New York City
New York
Syra Merics Plan Celebration Tonight Dance
The seventi annual frolic of the Syra as men s and some en s social club will be held at the Carpenters Union Hall 208 N Townsend St tonight from 9 PM to 1 AM. Miss Evelyn Kanfoush heads last minute preparations with Miss Joyce Monsour Roger Kasouf Wa see Koury Ednaj Nasiff assisting with entertainment refreshments decorations and publicity.
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Syra
Carpenters’ Union
Evelyn Kanfoush
Joyce Monsour
Roger Kasouf
Wasee Koury
Ednaj Nasiff
Couple Hurt In Route 5 Car Smashup
Fayetteville residents Robert Twichell and Pauline Lash were injured when a two car collision at Routes 3 and 92 sent Twichell to Crouse Irving Hospital in serious condition and Lash to fair condition. A third passenger Mrs Hope Graves and a passerby were also hurt. Guards and deputies reported additional injuries and a tree-related incident near Willow Bay also noted.
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Robert Twichell
Clarence ‘Twichell
Elmst
Fayetteville
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Twichell
Pauline Lash
Miss Lash
George Brown
E. Genesee St
Hope Graves
Brighton Av
Park Bench
Robert Anseel
Cael Post
Alls Ready For Thornden Rose Show
Seventeen year old Mary Ann Jensen valedictorian at St John the Baptist School will reign over the 1952 Rose Festival at Thornden Park tomorrow. The event opens with the band under directoriam Timmons and WSYR radio master of ceremonies. The queen and court enter to Pomp and Circumstance with a long list of ladies in waiting and attendants from city playgrounds. Crown bearer Danny Meller and maid of honor Nancy Deine complete the ceremonial line ahead of the 1951 queen’s crown.
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Mary
Ann Jensen
St. John the Baptist School
Thornden Park
Iam T. Timmons
WSYR
Robert Wilkinson
John Duffy
Wil
Joan Zabadel
Elizabeth’ Francis
Mary Vollmer
Doris Irene Homa
Jane Stevenson
Ardit Doris Adshead
Nancy Cirrito
iEssie Jean Gray
Barbara Hadden
June Prehn
Carolyn Rix
Catherine Ascioti
Nancy Wrobel
Adrienne Agababian
Betsy Canon
Bower
McKinley Play
Betty Bidwell
Mary Ann Beach
Joar Battelle
Frank Korthas
Syracuse Rose Socety
Louise Orlando
Robert Evans
Ninita Johns
Syracuse Military Band
Amelia Zaharis
Nancy Shanahan
Joyee Webb
Diane Meculty
Janece Fiore
Kar Evans
Rosemary Paleadino
Jeanne Witmeyer
Sharon Loenner
Margaret Hern
Neil Arsevioli
Baby Stuart
Francis Wilkinson
Syracuse Rose Society
Harry L. Wibbard
KR. C
Oty
Paul Wells
Syracuse
Department of
Foes of Rhee in Boycott End Assembly Deadlock
The boycott by opposition to President Syngman Rhee paralyzed Korea’s National Assembly today delaying a vote on a constitutional compromise. Martial law was lifted on some detainees, and seven assemblymen faced a standing court-martial in recess until Monday as factions could not unite.
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National Assembly
South Korea
Poli
Eratic Nationa
Ant Tdent
Syngman Rhee
Assembly
Phe
Phus
Nety-Eight
Slip Sligs Girl Cyclist Pays Fine
In Worthing England Elsa Ivor, 38, had a slip strap detach while riding a bicycle causing a traffic halt. She rode away with her silk trailing and beer glasses, a pistol, and $250 taken. magistrate fined her 15 shillings for ignoring signals.
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Worthing
Eng
Elsa Ivor
Chicago
Aled
Lou Weiler
Thad
Roy Lindholm
Elsa
Proof Cops Live in City Wins Approval
The County Civil Service Commission accepted residence proofs for Acting Detective George W. Happesser and Patrol Man Robert Klein, allowing their promotions to detectives after earlier delays. The executive secretary, Robert E. Pomeroy, found the proofs convincing.
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Robert Klein
George W. Kappesser
Civil Service Commission
William Corne
Carl Wright
Floyd van Wie
Stuart BE. Pomeroy
Commission
Lee Twinem
George W. Happesser
County Civil Service Commission
Robert E. Pomeroy
Kappesser
Grandav
Auto Dealers Vote Contest Big Success in Syracuse
A living memorial fund for Dr. William R. Winne of North Syracuse grows from private gifts and public tribute. The Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association reports a strong response to its Why Every American Should Vote letter contest with over 25 000 submissions from students and the public. Judges will announce winners soon as community interest in the upcoming election surges.
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William R. Winne
North
Syracuse
John C. Frey
Wiential Hospital
Recen
Winne
Syracuse University Medical School
Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association
Edgar J. Amsting
Onondaga
Central City Business Institute
Powelson Institute
One College
Jur
Aristine
Myst
Court House
Doctor Takes Camp Post at Day Camp Vacation
Dr. Catharine Foote, a Syracuse pediatrician and Syracuse University Medical School graduate, will lead Day Camp Vacation for the sixth year starting Monday under Bertha E. Miller and Don Savage. The staff includes Gertrude Smith Buckland and a team of educators, with Frank Cooper and others joining, while the boys' staff is headed by Savage and Arthur Vanarken with John McGill assisting. Barbara Pease conducts horseback riding under John Vass supervision.
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DE. Catharine Foote
Syracuse
Bertha E. Miller
Don Savage
Foote
Syracuse University Medical School
Vassar College
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Smith Buckland
Omars
Frank Cooper
William Motherwell
Agnes Vercelloni
Augie Shapura
Sally Posthill
Mary Hayes
Bett Grimm
Lucille Veal
Cortland Normal
Sue Tennant
William Smithy College
Seamen's Staf
Savage
Arthur l Vanarken
Campi
Woodcraft
John McGill
le 7E
Barbara Pease
John Vass
Two Syracuse Men Enlist in Air Force at Base
Two Syracuse men join the Air Force during a recruiting surge at Sampson Air Force Base. John E. Moody of 307 Bienwood Ave and Michael P. Coleman of 253 Bryant Ave were among seven locals who enlisted at the main recruiting station yesterday.
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Syracuse
Sampson Air Force Base
John E. Moody
3Ienwoog
Michael P. Colenan
Bryant
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Jam P. . Tolley
Lewis P. Andreas
Tolley
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Asa
Auto Club
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Ambay Riding Academy
Bennett Rand
Amber Stracube
Genesee St
Fairmount Corners
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Memorial Hospital
Clarence Comnely
Nedrow B.D. 1
Wilow Bay
Gestera Connely
Connely
Onondaga General
Memorial
Frank Hugh
Cather Oaniet Xt
Hawkey Av
Hugh
Gerald Joseph Zeppetele
Barton Circle
Zeppetelle
Thornden
Rhee
Aaron A. Bromberg
N. Salina ST. Syracuse
N. Y
Dr. Winne
Mangel
Selina
Air Force
Mile End
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Onondaga Hotel
Starta Savings Bank
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