Syracuse laundry magnate inspires Indonesians with progress talk
J Stanley Coyne, head of Coyne Industrial Laundries in Syracuse, told 17 Indonesian managers that indecision stalls progress, citing his 1935 start in a 30 by 30 foot room behind a fish market. He described seven plants, 20 depots, 12,000 tons monthly work, and 900 trucks, urging bold change. The group from Indonesia will tour his plant tomorrow at 8:30 a.m.
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J. Stanley Coyne
Coyne Industrial Laundries
Cortland Ave
Syracuse University
Coyne
Indonesia
Maine
Washington, D.C
Boston
Cleveland
Syracuse
Solvay Pupils Rewarded With Free Chiefs Tickets
Solvay schoolchildren on the last day of classes receive free Syracuse Chiefs baseball game tickets for those who requested them. Marine Midland Bank bought out the stadium for the July 17 game against the Jacksonville Suns to support the Chiefs.
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Solvay
Syracuse Chiefs
Marine Midland Bank
Syracuse
Jacksonville Suns
Chiefs
Crusade for Opportunity Meeting Broadcast Hopes Dwindle
WCNY faces repeated refusals from Crusade board chair Norman Hill to air the agency meeting set for 8 p m tomorrow at the War Memorial Assembly Room. Slessor says two days of attempts and delayed decisions hinder coverage as the station aims for a 60 minute delayed broadcast to serve the community.
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Channel 24
WCNY
Crusade For Opportunity
Timothy Slessor
Slessor
Norman —D. Hill
Crusade Board
War Memorial
Tor Crusade
Rotary Luncheon to Feature Two Speakers in Syracuse
The Syracuse Rotary Club will hear two speakers at Friday's luncheon in Hotel Syracuse. David Kidd, principal of Central Technical High School, and Dennis Dowdell, executive director of the Urban League, will discuss Negro Education A Positive Approach.
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Syracuse
Rotary Club
David Kidd
Central Technical High School
Dennis Dowdell
The
Urban League
Two car chases end in four arrests in Nedrow and Syracuse
Three state troopers arrested four youths after two separate chases in Nedrow and near Syracuse. A 19 year old, Thomas Moulton of 10 Grape Terrace, faced first degree grand larceny charges. Two 15 year old boys were detained for Family Court action. another juvenile remains at large. A second 1964 convertible was stolen from a Syracuse dealer.
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J. H. Briant
Nedrow
Brinat
Maurice Richardson
David Rogers
Syracuse
Family Court
Briant
Richardson
Rogers
Newdrow
Thomas Moulton
Grape Terrace
Moulton
Three Syracuse Residents Earn Harvard Degrees
George Deptula and Thomas Graff received bachelor of law degrees at Harvard. John Robert Barth of the Jesuit Provincial Residence received a doctor of philosophy degree at the same exercises.
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Syracuse
Harvard University
George Deptula
Haffenden Road
Thomas Graff
Parsons Dr
John ‘Robert Barth
Foundations Main Floor Second Floor Also at Camillus Plaza
A brief notices appears to announce location details for a foundation or store levels with a note that the items are available on the main floor and second floor and also at Camillus Plaza.
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Camillus Plaza
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Marshall Fields
Fields
Chicago
Gilbey’s Vodka
Hh A. Gilvey Ltd
Ey Sano
Us.a
Cincinnati, Ohio
National Distillecrs
W. &A. Gilbey
Nat'l Dist
U.S
Rotary
Harvard
Sobeic
Greethe
TOYS
South Salina
Woolworth's
Kresge's
Peter Pan
M. L
Alsq Camillas Plaza
S. M.L
M.L
Mnauden
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