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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
3
The American Legion unit announces a statewide contest entry plan with details unclear due to degraded text. Officials name Bishop Joka as a contact and reference a council or committee decision affecting participation and prizes.
Contributions totaling 1217.50 were announced for the Dr Morris J Lavine Memorial Cancer Fund. Mary Elman and her husband originated the fund in memory of Dr Lavine a physician radiologist who died of cancer in 1647. More than 300 donors contributed the latest amount. The fund supports the Jamerson Cancer Society in Onjondage County. Mrs Elman received the American Cancer Society Distinguished Service Award for her effort. The drive has raised 7792 over three years with last year bringing 2902. The fund’s growth reflects deep affection for Dr Lavine and the community’s support in the fight against cancer.
A fourth hearing session of the Board of Education seeks to resolve a dispute over minutes regarding Rand Patterson. Edward Smith, a suspended teacher, faces charges of incompetence and insubordination while Miss Patterson plans to provide later personal testimony.
Three Syracuse youths and eight others in Central New York won state scholarships for children of dead or disabled war veterans. The State Education Department announced the March competition, with 100 total awards of 4500 a year for four years at approved New York colleges. Recipients include Frederick Harold and Linda Jean Stephenson of Syracuse, Harrietta Ann Flanigan of Syracuse, and others across CNY such as Charles Boshart in Cazenovia, Jacqueline DeMars in Auburn, James Drumm in New Hartford, John Finnegan in Utica, Charles Kerr in Watertown, Vincent Chorkin in Ithaca, and Arlie Loverty in Waterown.
War against mosquitoes at Pint Camp intensified as 1 CAT plane from Langley Field Virginia sprayed 650 gallons of DDT over the reservation this week, focusing on the wand and marshy areas before returning to base yesterday.
Ethel Jeffers, who taught in Cicero elementary for 97 years, will be honored at an open house at the school from 3 to 5 PM Sunday. Former pupils and families are invited to bring old school pictures Natbooks papers and cards for a scrapbook to be presented that day.
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