Perfect job ideas from local readers survey
Inquiring Reporter Peggy McCarthy asks Salina Street residents about ideal work. Miss Jean Frederick prefers teaching and a sixth grade lead role after her first year at Cortland State Teachers College. Mrs. C. R. Frederick, a Solvay housewife of 25 years, values homemaking over any other job. Mrs. Biatha Van Eeseltine, at 515 W. Seneca Street, also a housewife, shares similar views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Frederick
Summit Av. Solvay
Cortland State I
C. R. Frederick
Summit Av
Solvay
Regular Veterans Plan Convention in Syracuse
Commander Alfred Cabey of Post 188 and James Hanley co chair the Regular Veterans Association state convention for New York. The event is scheduled in Syracuse on June 26 and 27 with sessions at the Legion Clubhouse 123 S Clinton St and State Commander James B. Quinn presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cabey
Regular Veterans Association
James Hanley
Department of New York
Syracuse
Legion
S. Clinton St
James B. Quinn
New York Faces Mosquito Invasion
New York residents brace for summer as the rainiest spring in 77 years fills 15 000 acres of city swamp with 5 000 acres of prime breeding ground. The mosquito horde prepares for an all out assault as warm weather arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
New
Red Draftees Pose Policy Dilemma for Selective Service
Washington officials say the armed forces will decide by next fall how to handle Communists drafted under the new law. Army spokesmen note the bill does not specify whether Communists should be drafted or what to do with them if inducted.
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Washington
Army
Congress
Pirates Loot Writer's Schooner in Wilmington Harbor
Screenwriter George Sherwood and wife Pauline Starke reported their schooner Fiesta in Wilmington harbor burglarized. Looted items include a $4000 mink coat a $2500 ermine cape a $200 pair of binoculars and a $100 wrist watch. The couple reside on the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Calif
George Sherwood
Pauline Starke
Sherwoods
Mississippi Delegates Threaten Walkout If Truman Nominated
Mississippi's 30 National Democratic delegates were chosen in Jackson in a smooth convention and pledged to walk out if Truman is nominated. Nine presidential electors were also nominated and adjournment set to Aug. 3. The resolutions committee stated delegates must abide by all convention resolutions, including a walkout if Truman is nominated or civil rights plans are not repudiated.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Truman
De‘bate
Resolutions Committee
T. J. Tubb
West Point
Pepsi-Cola Treasure Tops Contest Boosts Family Sweepstakes
A 1948 Pepsi-Cola promotion offers a top prize of 25 000 dollars for families with monthly state and national cash prizes. Entrants collect Treasure Certificates with each entry and search bottle tops for hidden designs, closing June 38 1948.
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Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cela
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Peggy McCarthy
Salina St
Mrs. Biatha van Eseltine
W. Seneca Tapk
Mary Dailey
Mattydale
John Hazar
Park Av
Veterans Plan
Pirates
Writer’s Schooner
Conway
Home Improvement Co
N. State St
Sgas
GOVT
W. Fayette ST
Gool
Nisley
Warren Street
Singapore
J. Ft. Onew
Malaya
Cox
Jary Jobs
Pepsi-Cola Syracuse Bottlers, Inc
Pensi-Colk Company
N.Y
Salina Street
SEARS
Rayon
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