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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
21
In lighthearted local notes Kathleen Kennedy who has a birthday today is teased for not being gullible. Aunt Ronnie teaches astronomy while others mention weddings trips, birthdays, and community happenings across names and places in a lively social column.
The Herald Journal congratulates William Robinson chief engineer of the Syracuse district Department of Public Works celebrating a birthday. Since 1939 he has supervised canal and highway work for seven counties including Onondaga He is a self made engineer who joined the Army in 1916 and served in World War I He is married to Doris Getman and they live at 207 Genesee Street Fayetteville They have a son William G Robinson an Army veteran his hobbies include fishing golfing and gardening.
Miss Wielyn Mollica daughter of Mr and Mrs A Mollica 1305 James street will sail July 3 on the S S Monica for Bogota Colombia to study at the Universidad Nacional. She has just graduated from Syracuse University with majors in English and Spanish and held Phi Beta Kappa Phi Sigma Iota and Pi Lambda Theta honors. She will visit Barranquilla Cartagena and travel the Magdalena River before six weeks at the university then plans to pursue an M A in English at Columbia University after returning in September.
Ewart Turner former war correspondent spoke at the Kiwanis Club in Hotel Syracuse outlining four points of coincidence between Hitlerism and Russian Communism He argued totalitarian states share a love for peace media caricature foreign nations espionage systems and expansion through neighboring aggression He urged the US to lead in European peace treaties and to keep Russia in check noting America’s technological edge and questioning Soviet atom bomb prospects.
Arsen B Fix daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin A Fix of 2017 Burnet Ave has been graduated from Oswego State Teachers College. She is a member of Kappa Delta Pi and served as treasurer of Arethusa sorority and on the Student Recreation Association council. She did practice teaching at New Hartford and will teach at Fairmount School.
Acting Postmaster Myron Parkinson announced the ban on sending picture postcards to Germany has been lifted. Cards may be sent again provided they are not pro Fascist or subversive in character.
Citizens flood City Hall after Councilman Doolittle urges selling city lots at $1 and Mayor Costello pledges to aid builders. Real Estate Commission secretary Henry Connors and Mayor’s clerk Kenneth Brazell say the idea is only a suggestion and the mayor’s plan would use so called compromise sales. Legally the city cannot sell lots for $1 or give them away.
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