Inquiring Reporter on Driving License Tests
The Inquiring Reporter surveys residents about driving license tests. Echoed opinions praise test coverage of basic skills and strictness, with some calls for eye exams and stricter written tests. Respondents include Robert Cathey, Harold Goodman, Ralph Lisson, Mrs. Sarah Lovecchio, Miss Delores Russo, and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph -Lisson
Crawford Ave
Salecz
Itva
SARAH _ LOVECCHIO
Darlington Ra
Connie
Delores Russo
Avondale PL
Talking It Over: Kerrs in Republican and Democratic Posts In NY
Emma Van Wormer traces two women named Kerr in high political posts. Mrs John Morrison Kerr, Republican, financial chair of the National Federation of Republican Women, Washington and Virginia homes. Mrs John M Kerr, Democrat, Syracuse member of the Democratic Women’s state advisory committee. The piece notes Kerrs’ roles with DAR and Daughters, GOP women dues, and NY state federation activities in Cooperstown with the Leatherstocking conference ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Washington
Syracuse
Kerr
John Morrison ‘Kerr
John M. Kerr
John Morrison Kerr
New ‘Finance
National Federation of Republican Women
Virginia
Kansas
National Federation
GOP
Federation
Cern
N. F.R.W
Daughters of the American Revolution
D.ar
George Washington
John Kerr
Democratic Women’s State Advisory
Angela R. Parisi
New York State
Cooperstown
New York
Federation of Women’s ‘Re Publican
Inc
Leatherstocking
Barber Shop Harmony Chautauqua July 8 Event
Several hundred singers from quartets and choruses will headline a Barber Shop Harmony night at Chautauqua amphitheater on Friday July 8. The program features groups from the Seneca Land District SPEBSQSA and the Buffalo Bills of Buffalo noted international champions, plus notable soloists and an offstage visit by Gloria Ryan.
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Chautauqua
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Rochester
Chord Cadets
Warren
Warsaw
Olean
Buffalo” Bills
Barber Shop
Chautau‘qua’s
Seneca Land District
Spebsqsa (Society
Barber jShop
Amer
Youth Unaware Of Seeing Holdup
In New York a grocery boy unwittingly interrupted an apartment robbery near Rockefeller Center. Two thieves looted 11600 in jewels furs and cash after forcing Mrs. Fay Singer to admit them and tying up her husband Abraham. The boy was paid five dollars and left unaware of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fay Singer
Abraham
Rockefeller Center
Pierre Lyichenko
Tax Collection Head to Retire from Albany Bureau
Rufus Dillenbeck of Albany will retire July 16 as director of the State Tax Department's Collection Bureau. The post pays $17,000 annually. Dillenbeck, 62, has led the bureau since its creation in March 1952 after 18 years as assistant director of the State Income Tax Bureau. He began state service in 1920 as an income tax editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Rufus Dillenbeck
State Tax Department
George M. Bragalini
Dillenbeck
Election Bureau
State Income Tax Bureau
Organ Advances Through July With Professor Van Polster
Article notes Prof van Polster from Syracuse University will vacation in August, planning travel through July. one of the destinations is Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organ
Prof
van Polster
Vf. Syracus U
Mascachusetti
Japan Faces Reparation Fight over 800 Million Dollar Formula
In Tokyo Prime Minister Hatoyama admitted fault as Philippines pushes 800 million dollar reparations for World War II damage. Foreign Minister Shigemitsu and PH negotiator Neri expressed regret over publicity. Diet committee questions rise while Asahi Shimbun slams the formula as unacceptable with tweaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ichiro
Hatoyama
Philippines
Republic
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Felino Neri
Asahi Shimbun
Foreign Office
South Church Conference Disrupted by Hoodlums
An incident at a church conference described as disrupted by a mob sets a tense scene. The leader allegedly warned to remove Black attendees within 30 minutes before the group departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Church Conference
Boy, 13, Injured As Car Hits Him
Joseph Saya, 13, of 626 Butternut Street, suffered a possible fractured left leg when struck by a car at Catherine and Lodi Streets yesterday. The youth was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital. Police said the car was operated by Kenneth C Wheeler, 19, of Altmar.
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Poogy McCarthy
Balina Bt
Robert. Cathey
Ash St
Mocpanle
Harold
Mrs. Kerr
By Emma van Wormer
Shop’ Song Tn
Gloria Ryan
USC
Europe
Kenneth J. Clark
Gloria
Morning Mushcals, Inc
Leora M. Fougeray
J.fougeray
Geraldine Arnold l
Bertha B Mulford
Miss Ryan
South
Erno ‘Balogh
CBS Music’ Room
Bach
Gershwin
Lecuona
Kovacs
Fledermaus
Balogh
Creuse
Syracuse -U Symphony
Andre Polah
Mary Becker
Helen M. Barry
Lincoln Republican Club
Jerry J. ‘Barnett
Woods Rd
Bolvay
Gity-Optigians
Becaus
Smai
Rae
Cor
Dale
Supeeeerel
Boy
Lounsbury
Jamestown
Cfmericana Casta
James Street
Genesee Street
Syracase
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Letcher
Mate & Reese
Munk
Cmohican
Mohican
Eastern Shore
Farm Bureau
Ohio
Auto, Life and Free
Mopar D. Lancoln Passient
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