Modern Syracuse dining hall rising on South Campus
A new modern dining hall at Syracuse University will seat 750, cost 286000, and open in fall. It features glass walls facing west, brick and stone exterior, folding partitions, and multiple shifts to serve 1500 to 2000 students per meal.
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S. U
Syracuse University
Chemistry
Sims Hall
California
Hugh C. Gregg
University
Tein
Florence Quast
Food Service
FLOA
Morny
District
War Assets Administration
Upstate
New York
Syracuse-Kemper Building
Wnti
Crouse College
Sims Ula
Fire at 19 Merriman Ave Causes Wall and Roof Damage
Firefighters responded to a blaze at 19 Merriman Avenue caused by a defective refrigerator in the second floor apartment. The fire damaged walls and the roof, with crews extinguishing the flames.
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Merriman Av
Hogan Democrats Cling to Ticket Plans Ahead of Primaries
Democratic County chairman Charles J. Hogan reports progress on nominating petitions with a late Friday or Saturday state completion expected. National figures like Victor Hunt Harding visit to back a strong congressional candidate though no name is proposed. Republicans meet to fetch petitions while local party factions seek a broad slate amid liberal and conservative splits. Women’s Democratic Club hosts fundraiser for polio efforts as political talk mingles with social events.
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Charles J. Hogan
Capt
Victor Hunt Harding
Syracuse
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Congress
Hogan
Thomas V. Higgins
T. Frank Dolan
Costello, Cooney & Fearon
Harding
Washington
Dee
Denison
Charles A. McNett
Skaneateles
American Labor Party
Lee Hall
N. Salina St
Women's Democratic Club
Onondaga County
Tobin's
Fairmount
Move Seen Slap Back At Walsh Move Seen Slap Back At Walsh
Police Chief John Kinney orders a hands off policy on recovered stolen goods in pawnshops. Owners must settle with pawn brokers or sue to reclaim items. courts may issue subpoenas to compel production. Judge Walsh previously directed police to return goods to owners, opposing pawnbrokers.
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John A. Tinney
Homer V. Walsh
Kinney
Walsh Saurday
Walsh
Sxinney
Ofrer
Ninney
Syracuse Delegates Report On Zonta Convention
Syracuse delegates to the Zonta International Convention in Swampscott Massachusetts report at a July club meeting. Delegates included Erna Hofmann president Helena Hoyt and twelve other Syracuse Zontians such as Editha Parsons parliamentarian J Wilfred Hughes and Mary Jenkins past international presidents. The three day event hosted 647 delegates and guests from Hawaii Sweden Iceland Eolane and the Dominican Republic. Delegates supported admitting Hawaii as the 49th state and three women aviation scholarships were awarded. The program theme was Building Our Defenses in the Atomic Age with speakers Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Parsons and Fredericka Karonowski.
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Syracuse
Swampscott
Mass
Syracuse Club
Erna Hofmann
Helena Hoyt
United States
Hawaii
Sweden
Iceland
Eolane
Dominican Republic
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Parsons
Fredericka Karonowski
Status of Women
UNO
Colonial Granted New Air Routes
Colonial Airlines announced it has CA A authorization to serve Poughkeepsie Flattsburg Glens Falls Malone Saranac Lake and Lake Placid with New York State and Rutland Vermont. Schedules will be announced soon.
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New York
INS
Colonial Airlines
Poughkeepsie
Flattsburg
Giens Falls
Malone
Saranac Lake
Lake Flacd
New York State
Rutland Vt
Bond and cash stolen from home on State Street
Police searched for $205 in cash and a bond missing from a handbag in a home at 1320 N State Street. Mrs Bachus said the money belonged to her brother Joseph Letizia and was kept in a China cabinet along with other bonds totaling $690. The theft occurred between May 20 and Monday night.
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Bond
N. State St
Summer High School Opens Next Monday at Central High
Summer high school opens Monday at Central High School with seven weeks of classes. Enrollment may reach last summer’s 1,740. 400 enrolled on first day, with hundreds more signing up today. Registration runs through Friday and includes GI classes for veterans.
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Summer High School
Nancy Frascati
Martin Fromer
Ralph Goldstrom
Central High School
Emmet P
Pat) Kane
Central
Kane
Court Opens Teacher Pay Test Case in Syracuse
Justice Henry J. Kimball presides as the Supreme Court opens a wage dispute case by E. Ray Perry and 14 teachers seeking $22,700 in retroactive salary increases. Perry claims the Board of Education failed to follow law and seeks voiding of 1920 1936 and 1945 schedules and new pay scales.
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Supreme Court
Henry J. Kimball
Syracuse
Board of Education
E. Ray Perry
LaPorteau
Perry
Charles R. Rinaldi
Joseph Fureville
George Coriscoll
William R. Dixon
Smithy Sought in Assault Case After Bar Dispute
Police search for a man known as Smithy following an early morning assault on George Taylor 40 of 338 West Onondaga Street. Taylor reported a dispute at a Gif ford Street grill and said Smithy beat him, dislocating his shoulder and sending him to University Hospital.
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Smithy
George
Taylor
Onondaga St
Gifford St. Grill
University Hospital
Library Changes Affect Students
Summer schedule at the Syracuse Public Library limits evening access for students. Main floor remains open until 9 P.M while all second floor departments close at 5 30. Students can reserve books by telephoning before 5 30 and pick them up at the main desk on the v3 floor.
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Syracuse Public Library
Opening of city pools marred by two accidents
Two youths were injured at Hiawatha Lake Onondaga Park when bathing Monday. Paul Becker 12 of 456 Shennard St and Lucy Nash 13 of 116 E Castle St suffered cuts. Nash treated at Syracuse General Hospital, Becker at the park. Parks Commissioner Barry said guards are posted nightly to prevent glass in the water.
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Paul Becker
Shennard St
Lucy Nash
E. Castle St
Hiawatha Lake
Onondaga Park
Nash
Syracuse General Hospital
Becker
William A. Barry
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RNY
Ryen of
Nedrow
University of Rochester
Naval Reserve Officers’ ‘Training Unit
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Olaf Ryen
Roswell Av. Nedrow
Allen Lighthall
Picher
Gerry Arffa
Ostromayr
Fort Knox
Pouting Motor Divison
Museum of Fine Arts
Leatherneck Club
Syracuse Museum of Fine Acts
Delta Sipma
Onondaga
St. Mary's Guild
East Syracuse High School
Unity Church Meeting
Onondiga
John PP
Bobatka
Mativadale
Geraldice M. Joslin
Irveng Av. Frank & Gitosao
Josephine
Feelyn
Anthony Santora
N. Seite
Rose J. Purmano
N. Selina
George PF. Potter, Jr
Oakdale
Lois A. Jones
Bradford Av
Michael Maruno
N. McBride
Mary J. Marino
Burtran Ho
Myers
Jamesville
Talive L
Whalen
Pullman St
Francis J. Bornhurst
Rum
William R. Skwarch
Dunelieon, Ned
Barbara P. Klock
Locks
Aod Rd
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Moriarty
St. Anne F. Long
Hickok
Low
Edward J. Gould
Emile Miller
R.D
Pennellville
Donald R. Noyes
Nellie J. Brock
Delphi Falls
Douglas H. Reid
Anthony Doffalo
Rosaria Seghillay
Howard St
Clarence J. Cattelane
Virginia H
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Solvay
Francis A. Henry
Helen M. Trevinor
North Syracuse
Bera O. Bullock
Arlene J. Grenaur
Valley de
Edward W. Siskowski
Anna M. Mahusky
Dune Ai
Chris J. Aletla, Jr
Jean A. Mancini
William G. O'Arien
Alice M. Richardson
Bellievue Av
Daniel W. McPall
Anne G. Hall
Almond St
Leonard G. Stevens
Alice J. Widgers
Jordan
Dor J. Lynard
Joan M. Hartigant
Seneca Falls
Peter F. Epostin
Cleo M. Hens
W. Onondagast
James R Joyce
Anne M. O'Callaghan
Allens
Canion
Donald W. Lewie
Prances
Edwards Av
Quell Blaze
Teke
Danford Bachts
Roth's
The
American Gem Society
Sisson’s
AnkYets
Biscsaon
E. Genesee ST
Schieder
Hchieden Optometrist
Genesee St
Kelley Bros
Onondaga County Savings Bank
Headquarters For Mortgage Loans
Nondagaz County
South Latino & Bad Genesee Streets
Federel Depest Bevrence
Glasses
Tew Vi — Pant Studios
Warren Street
Edwards
Clara Dunn
Women's Day
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