10 Safety Tips Listed For Vacation Driving
The Safety Division of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce presents a list of vacation driving safety rules. Chairman Burnett E Haylor outlines guides to prepare a car, check routes, pace rest stops, secure passengers, and handle distractions. Follow key tips like inspecting headlights and brakes, packing safety gear, allowing ample travel time, keeping children safe, and taking naps when sleepy.
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Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Burnett E. Haylor
Teallie
Haylor
Aj Bock
Appeal Looms in Ro WG Derby Contests in Norwich
A notice of appeal in the Hiawatha Lake fishing derby case filed by Robert B. Pozefsky asks the Appellate Division Third Judicial Department to review the murder verdict against Hiawatha man Dennison. The derby, open to Syracuse area youths ages 6 to 15, will be held with boys and girls divisions and requires parent consent, basic gear, and bait fishing only. The Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce and Recreation Commission sponsor the event with the Department of Parks and the Onondaga County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, with results likely in early fall.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Norwich
Hiawatha Lake
Harry H. Dennison
Office of the Recreation
Chenango Commission
William S. Barnes
David
F._Lee
Syracuse
Joseph Pozefsky
Dennis
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Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Recreation Commission
Department of Parks
Quondaga County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Mary Jensen Crowned 1952 Rose Queen
Mary Ann Jensen, valedictorian of St. John the Baptist School, was crowned 1952 Rose Festival queen at Thornden Park Amphitheater under rainy skies. Joan Bat, attended by Nancy Burns, crowned the rose monarch as spectators wore rain coats and took in floral color. A memorial rose bed was dedicated by Dr. B C Allen, with speeches by Paul Wells and musical and dance performances from local students and performers.
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Thornden Park
Mary Ann Jensen
St. John the Baptist School
Joan Bated
Nancy E. Burns
Harry Widbard
B.C. Allen
Goulive
Paul Wells
Department of Parks
Louise Orlando
Robert Evans
Amelia Zaharia
Nancy Shanahan
Ce Webb
Diane McNulty
Janore
Kay Evans
Rosemary Paleading
Jeanne Witmeyer
Sharon Loehner
Mary Margeret Hern
Neil Ursciuoli
Bob Stuart
Betty Bidwell
Mary Ann Wrightson
Barbara Clark
Sandra Lawes
Jean Schug
Marlene Wilk
Robert Wilkinson
John Duffy
Boy ‘Scouts
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Civil Service Investigation Jobs Open in Federal Building
Civil Service posts investigator jobs announced with applications due through Wednesday in Room 263 of the Federal Building. James E. B. Russell, director, says positions focus on loyalty and security of applicants for federal employment. Pay begins at 4205 dollars.
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James EB. Russel
Applij
Iservice Commission
Congress
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