Instruction in Life-Saving to Be Part of Learn-to-Swim Campaign
Syracuse launches its 23rd Learn-To-Swim campaign with six weeks of life-saving training for all ages at Onondaga Park pools. Sessions run 1 to 4 PM Mondays and Fridays with tests in the final week for Red Cross certificates and badges. Special adult classes 6:30 to 7:30 PM Tuesdays and Wednesdays run at multiple pools.
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New York
Syracuse
City Recreation Department
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Onondaga Park
Onondaga
Herald-Journal
American Red Cross
Boy Scout
Ceils
Thornden
Huntington
Wilson
Schiller, Burnet
McKinley
Red Cross
Auto Safety Care Urged to Watch forChildren
The Safety Division of the Chamber of Commerce urges motorists to take extra care during summer vacation as more children are on city streets. The slogan Schools Out Watch Out emphasizes that without school patrols and teachers on crossings, parents and drivers must exercise heightened responsibility for safety.
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Chamber of Commerce
Walter L. Fox
Fox
Library Executive Heads to Juilliard for Music Studies
Raymond E. Sparks, head of the periodical department at Syracuse Public Library, resigns to study at the Juilliard School of Music in New York City under Prof. Ernest Hutcheson during the summer session. He joined the library staff in 1923 and has led the department for three years.
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Raymond E. Sparks
Syracuse Public Library
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Ernest Hutcheson
Syracuse
New York
Sparks
Bar Association Set for July 1 2 at Whiteface Inn Lake Placid
New York State Bar Association will hold its midsummer meeting July 1 2 at Whiteface Inn Lake Placid with Donald F P Gorman of Syracuse as vice chairman and Mason H Bigelow as president. Speakers include Gen Lawton Collins Peter C Brown George W Orr Col Charles G Stevenson Ernest A Gross and Assemblyman Harry A Reaux among others. The young lawyers essay contest winner will be announced Friday morning.
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Donald FP. Gorman
Syracuse
New York State Bar Association
Whiteface Inn
Lake Placid
Benjamin FE. Shore
Young Lawyers
Mason H. Bigelow
New York
Association
Raymond H. Caverly
J. Lawton Collins
United States Army
Peter C. Brown
United States
George W. Orr
Oof Clarms
United States Aircraft Insurance Group
Col
Charles G. Stevenson
New York National Guard
Ernest A. Gross
Harry A. Reaux
Warrensburg
Earl] Schwalsz
The
Bowery Savings Bank
Edwin .M
Westinghouse Plans Flying Television Station Over Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric plans to use stratovision to broadcast TV from a flying station over Pittsburgh pending FCC approval. Officials say the project could rebroadcast to surrounding areas within about 250 miles.
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Esville
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Federal Communications Commission
Stratovision Demonstration Brings GOP Convention Telecast
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia residents saw a first public demonstration of stratovision as ordinary home receivers captured a telecast of the Republican national convention in Philadelphia within a 35 to 50 mile ground-station range.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
He Left His Car at City Hall in Hackensack
Robert S. Cooper of Hackensack New Jersey parked in front of City Hall and left with another salesman in a different car. Police began tickets for illegal parking as preparations for a Bondmobile appearance were made, and Cooper's car was towed after he could not be located.
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City Hall
Robert S .Cooper
Hacksensack
N. J
Icity Hall
Charles Dawson
Vincent Passarelli
Cooper
Arthur Leahy
UWF Secretary Addresses Marcellus Club Tonight
William S. Andrews executive secretary of Onondaga County United World Federalists speaks at Marcellus Citizens Club at 8 pm on Practical Steps to a Governed World. Murray Frank of NYS Council UWF talks at CSCO Industrial Union Council meeting in Syracuse. Third discussion at Dr William Lotispiech home Skaneateles.
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William S. Andrews
Onondaga County
United World Federalists
Marcellus Citizens Club
Andrews
Yale University
U.W.E
Upstate
New York
Murray Frank
New York State Council
U.W.F
Industrial Union Council
CSCO
Frank
Syracuse
New York State
First Successfuldir igible Built in 1852
A historical note recalls the first successful dirigible built in 1852 propelled by a three horse power steam engine achieving six miles per hour.
Scouts Sell Centennial Seals in Syracuse Area
Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts in Syracuse are raising funds for the Centennial celebration by selling seals and booklets in homes and downtown. Led by Scout executive Ernest M. Blanchard, most city units participate in the sales and promotion effort.
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Syracuse
Ernest M. Blanchard
Scouts Benefit From 25 Cent Seal Kit Sale
Decal companies and pamphlets describing symbol ism of the seals are sold for twenty five cents, with the Boy Scouts earning ten cents per sale to support scouting activities.
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Joe Cunningham
Steve Sobolewski
Alvs
Richard Wrause
I. Jefferson St
Boy Scouts
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Robert MacNaughton
Shirley Brisk
Patricia Welles
Joanne Welch
Bar Association
Flying
South Warren Street
UWF
Marcellus
Rudolph’s
South
Salina
Jefferson ST
Pragy
Emscee
Yank Grey
Rudolph
Shehadi’s
Shehadi’s Children’s Department
Warren Street
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