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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
11
ALECT GREAT Wrath Turns to Attack on Inanimate Objects
When enraged, it is wise to restrain rage and avoid striking objects that cannot defend themselves. The fragment urges patience, noting that lashing out inanimate targets offers no resolution or justice. The text presents a cautious, reflective stance on anger management.
Philadelphia to Build Superharbor at Port Yard
Philadelphia city director of supplies and purchases Charles H. Grakelow announced a 45 million dollar plan over several years to create a superior harbor for Philadelphia. The project includes a 3 million dollar pier and aims to boost harbor traffic by about 70 percent, funded by city state and federal dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Charles H. Grakelow
Grakelow
How to Keep Out of the Psychiatrists Hands
Reader's Digest and The American Magazine pieces argue religion as a path to peace of mind and outline steps for happiness, job satisfaction, and living skills. Delaware schools implement Human Emotions courses to help students tackle fears and social understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosdick
Reader's Digest
Delaware
29 Youths Attend 4 H State Confab at Cornell
Onondaga County 4 H Club members and four leaders depart for a three day New York State 4 H Congress at Cornell University. The event aims to bring 1 000 4 H youths from across the state into contact with university departments through two hour sessions discussions and dormitory living. Chaperones Mrs George Dombo and Mrs Carlton Seybolt lead the girls with Millard Blakeslee overseeing the boys. County registrants include Richard Moss Byron Craner Paul Hotaling Henry White Virgil White Jamesville Lorna Graham Syracuse R D 3 Richard Gillan Emmett DeVaul Mary Fauler Betty McArdell Mary Gilan Robert Church Baldwinsville Willan Schwarzing Syracuse R D 1 Joan Dent Camillus R D 1 Paul Hudson Syracuse R D 1 J Harold Kloshelm Cicero Ray Palmer Cazenovia Nancy Dombo Nedrow R D 1 Helen Abbott Lorrie Marshfield Syracuse R D 2 Kermit Gaines Cazenovia R D 2 Joe Mills Star Route Phoenix Clara Rose Melvin Baldwinsville R D 2 Patricia Smith 346 Furman St Luther Shimp Jean Smith Jean Farnsworth Mansius Kenneth Cleatt Fabbis Tom Dady Cazenovia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dombo
Carlton Seybolt
South Onondaga
Millard Blakeslee
Baldwinsville
Stele
Richard Moss
Byron Craner
Paul Hotaling
Henry White
Virgil White
Jamesville
Lorna Graham
Syracuse
R.D
Richard Gillan
Emmett DeVaul
Mary Fauler
Betty McArdell
Mary Gillan
Robert Church
Willan
Schwarzing
Joan Dent
Camillus
Paul Hudson
J. Harold. Kloshelm
Cicero
Ray Palmer
Cazenovia
Nancy Dombo
Nedrow
Helen Abbott
Lorrie
Lorrie * Marshfield, Syracuse, R.D
Kermit
Gaines
Joe Mills
Star Route
Phoenix
Clara ‘Rose
Melvin
Patricia Smith
Furman St
Luther Shimp
Jean Smith
Jean Farnsworth
Mansius
Kenneth Cleatt
Fabbis
Tom Dady
Two Year Farm Course Begins at Lafayette High
The first class of a two year Institutional-on-Farm Training course starts at 6:36 tonight in Lafayette Central High School agricultural rooms. The program offers Farm Management Marketing Production and Mechanics with 200 classroom hours plus 100 on the farmer's own land or 50 on the employer's site for non owners. Tuition is 100 for classroom work and 200 per 100 hours on site with veterans exempted from tuition. Enrollments open until July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Central High School
District Board of Education
Teacher of
Veterans Administration
Rain Reigns at Merchants Dinner and Golf
Rain drenched Kansas City members for the Merchants' Association annual dinner and golf tournament, marking the fifth consecutive year the downpour interrupted the course event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Merchants’ Association
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