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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1949
Page
4
Syracuse woman, Mrs. Frank C. Love, after visiting Fort Dix, says postwar Army trains civilians through character and civic education. She notes soldiers increasingly see peace as linking world cooperation with national strength and urges ongoing citizen formation beyond military drills.
Thirty musical organizations will take part in the Independence Day Parade of Champions on Sunday July 3 at MacArthur Stadium in Syracuse. The event includes a drum and bugle corps competition under lights at the ball park sponsored by the Polish Legion of American Veterans Senior Drum and Bugle Corps. Contests begin July 2 at Griffin Field Liverpool with the Boys of Syracuse and other notable corps leading a lineup that includes Riverside American Legion Corps Jersey Joes Sir Norman Prince Crusaders Garbarina American Legion and Reilly Raiders.
Miss Elizabeth Webb, an insurance actuary from Cambridge, told a Syracuse audience that a national compulsory health plan would be too costly and invade privacy by exposing records. She warned low earners would face high annual bills and argued the system could lead to regimentation of doctors and labor.
Clayton Curtis a 30 year old operating engineer from 221 Sabinesz was in a single morning car crash on Route 8 Van Buren after falling asleep. He sustained leg and head injuries and received hospital treatment. At Baldwinsville he found his tools stolen from the car totaling 350 dollars.
ASSOCIATED LAUNDRIES of America Inc will relocate from the upper floors of the building at Water and Warrens to the Potter Building in Genesee and Montgomery streets. National Grange Mutual Liability Co of Keene N H will occupy the upper floors of the Warren Building, with store space kept on the street level. The two moves follow a six month purchase of the Duliding by Pomeroy Organization Inc. The Potter Building was bought by Jackson MM Potter Inc in 1968 and remodeled. an elevator installation contract has been let.
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