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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1941
Page
2
Governor Lehman told a WGY radio audience that once the emergency ends the public will reclaim freedoms. He warned dictators’ ambitions will clash with American ideals and that liberty must be temporarily endured, forecasting a substantial material sacrifice before recovery. He spoke under the New York League of Women Voters.
Deans of women and advisers discuss national defense and the role of high schools and colleges. Notable speakers include Judge Florence Allen and Mrs Chase Ing Woodhouse who urge expanded training and leadership for women, with emphasis on mental health and practical courses in crafts.
The text outlines a morning discussion led by speakers with groups reporting after a luncheon at 5 PM. Mentions Mis e Starmicks and Dean M. Eunlee Hiton from Acuse University. Contains evaluat ing and rote criticisms and references to timing.
Two boys were bitten by dogs in the city overnight and an unidentified woman’s dress was torn. Richard Opeten, 14, and Robert J. Foley, 20, faced police court proceedings with Foley charged with grand larceny after being attacked by a dog truck owned by York-Burnis Express Company. Bail set at $1,000.
Dr. Burton claims people may still be confused but no longer tort. Fowler, a nationally known educator and Syracuse University alumnus, spoke at the College Fas aity workshop on Recent Advances in Education. He has led the Progressive Education Association and chaired committees on education relations between schools and colleges. Ward Hall, VP of Hale Pontiac Sales, is hospitalized in Canadaigua after an appendicitis operation at Thompson Memorial Hospital following the Chiefs-Bison game in Buffalo.
Internationally known artist Leon Corder of New York City, a St. Petersburg native visiting Syracuse, comments that the Russian war marks the beginning of the end for Hitler. He predicts Russia’s resilience against conquest, notes Russians’ limited Marxist knowledge, and compares Hitler to Napoleon, awaiting a harsher winter. Corder’s grandfather was a Scottish officer. he has three children and is staying with Richard Welch in Syracuse.
Rural growth shifts in Onondaga and neighboring counties show more residents in communities under 2,500 with urban shares declining. Census figures indicate Onondaga’s urban share fell from about 83 to 76 percent, Cortland down from 75 to 56 percent, Herkimer from 65 to 52, and Oneida from 73 to 61 as rural areas gain.
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