Young Couple In Hospital After Crash
Mr and Mrs Roger Lawson of Cleveland Ohio former Syracusans are in Rhinehart Hospital Silver Prenat Crica se caves MASO injuries from an auto accident near Dunkirk Friday Their skull fracture concussion and cuts left him in fair condition while Mrs Lawson bruised and shocked remains hospitalized for a week They were en route to Syracuse where Mrs Breeze planned to stay with her parents The Lawsons married in Syracuse last November and recently moved to Cleveland for a war construction project Both are 22 The couple’s families live in Buffalo and Syracuse and Mrs Breeze is Betty Breeze preparing to visit her daughter in Syracuse
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Roger Lawson
Cleveland
Rhinehart Hospital
Silver Prenat Crica
Caves
Lawson
Syracuse
Lawsons
Homer Lawson
West Borden Avenue
Buffalo
Breeze
Silver Creek
Betty Breeze
Air Age Education Brings Aeronautics to New York Teachers
The Roaming Reporter notes that the Civil Aeronautics Authority and the National Office of Education sponsor summer aeronautics courses for teachers. Oswego State Teachers College will lead with a syllabus on air education, linking aviation to social studies, elementary schooling, and high school pilots training. Syracuse and St Lawrence Universities will prepare summer staff to deliver the program statewide.
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Maren
Civil Aeronautical Authority
National Office of Education
New York State
Oswego State Teachers’ College
Gordon C. Wilber
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Gome
Oswego
William McGarvey
Schol
Clarence O. Lehman
Potsa State Teachers’ College
Steadier Education Division
New York State Education Department
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Ormphe
State Education Department
Syracuse
St. Lawrence
Miniature Carillon Gift Honors Barbara Elkins at Central High
Mr. and Mrs. William Elkins donate a miniature carillon for Lincoln Auditorium at Central High School to memorialize Barbara Elkins who died at 15 from leukemia. Two hundred classmates will sing Over the Rainbow tonight with the carillon accompaniment as a tribute and remembrance.
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William Elkins
Whittier Avenue
Barbara Elkins
Lincoln Auditorium
Central High School
Barbara
Northithedd
Gul
Dusit
Get Your Dog Tagged Or He'll Land in S P C A
Dog wardens at the S P C A caught twelve dogs in twenty minutes as una tagged canines flocked in. Police say about 900 dogs in the city lack licenses, risking destruction if untagged. Attendants urge owners to tag and license pets to aid recovery and tracing.
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S.P.C.A
SP. C. A
Henry Bushey
Howard Bombard
Peter Bushey
County Democrats Form Nomination Committee Slate
County Democrats met at 2 PM to set a tentative slate of candidates for the fall election and will report to the County Advisory and Campaign Committees within two days. Members include Col. Harry C. Wilder Frank J. Ford Charles H Keene Earl E. Boyle James H. O Connor J Paul Smithling and Charles Byrne. Col. Wilder appointed by County Chairman Francis L. McElroy.
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Democratic
Col
Harry C. Wilder
Frank J.ford
Charles H., Keene
Earl E. Boyle
James H. O'Connor
J. Paul i Smithling
Charles Byrne
Wilder
Francis L. McElroy
Saemioiy Uwisifiels
Brother Sister Graduates Without Ever Sharing Class
Dominick and Frances Ascioti, Solvay natives and children of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Ascioti, both graduate this month from Syracuse University College of Liberal Arts without ever attending a class together. Dominick, 23, was a pre med student and chemistry major who suffered a knee fracture last April during gymnastics, affecting his post graduate career prospects. Frances, 22, studied French and plans to return next year for a master’s degree.
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Dominick
Frances Ascioti
Antonio Ascioti
Solvay
College of Liberal Arts
Syracuse University
Dent
Miss Ascioti
Dominick Ascioti
Mink Takes Charge In North Syracuse State Police Substation
Charles Mink is placed in charge of the North Syracuse state police substation by Capt. Stephen D. McGrath commander of Troop D. He succeeds Sergt. Howard Pickard who left to head the plant protection service at a war production plant after two years leading the Auburn patrol.
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Mink
North Syracuse Corp
Charles Mink
North Syracuse
Stephen D. McGrath
Howard Pickard
Auburn
City High Schools Close for Summer
Report cards issued to 14 037 pupils marking end of term. Senior high students received 6 376 cards while 7 385 were handed to junior high pupils. Elementary grade pupils got their reports Friday.
Ray P. Travis Returns to Syracuse Post
Ray P. Travis, inspector in charge of the FBI immigration office in Syracuse, resumes duties after a three months leave. He had led surveillance of Axis diplomats in Hot Springs and Asheville, with the Italian, Hungarian and Bulgarian diplomats returning in late May.
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Ray Travis
Syracuse
Ray P. Travis
Federal Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Syracuse Post Office
Mr. Travis
Hot Springs
Ashville
N. C
Police Honor God as 300 Syracuse Officers Take Communion
More than 300 uniformed members of Syracuse Police Department’s Holy Name Society marched from Clinton Square to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception to receive Holy Communion in a public display of faith. The event drew praise from Protestant and Catholic chaplains and featured remarks at a breakfast at Hotel Syracuse.
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Holy Name Society
Syracuse
Clinton Square
Thomas Kelleher
Father Kelleher
John Holihan
William Delaney
John M. van Tillburg
Kelleher
John Timothy Smith
Edward Smith
Thomas E. Kennedy
William E. Rapp
John A. Kinney
Martin J. Watley
Society For Propagation of the Faith
Father Watley
Holy Name
UA Auhey
Police Benevolent Association
Harold Kelly
Good Samaritan Searched For Missing Woman After 421 South State
Jerome Adams of 575 South Wilbur Avenue helped a woman whose child was sick and was asked to change a $10 bill. She led him to 421 South State Street and entered a home there, but she never reappeared. Police seek the woman and any witnesses.
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Jerome Adams
South Wilbur Avenue
Adams
South State Street
Thirteen New U.S.O. Projects Started in Last Week
Thirteen new U S O operations were added to the total reaching 740 centers. Mobile units travel coast to coast bringing books magazines cigarets shaving cream and even movies to men in maneuver areas. U S O plans outdoor shows with huge buses reaching over 250 camps and naval bases this summer as local campaigns raise funds.
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Gerald W. Burke
Syracuse
U. S. O. Fund
Dr Charles F Phillips Named Head of Tire Rationing Office
Dr Charles F Phillips former Colgate economics professor is appointed director of the Office of Price Administration automotive supply rationing division overseeing tire and bicycle rationing. Robert S Better of Rochester becomes chief of the tire rationing branch. Phillips is noted as an expert on rationing with ties to the American Marketing Association. He and his wife with two children plan to move from Hamilton to Washington.
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Charles Phillips
Charles F. Phillips
Colgate University
Office of Price Administration
Phillips
Syracuse
Robert 8S
Better
Rochester
Philips
Henderson
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