Rossell's Visits Revamp Syracuse Schools and Equipment
Commission of Education Rossell, a Board member, visited 45 Syracuse schools unannounced and prompted upgrades. He saw outdated shops and kitchens at Vocational High and helped secure new auto instructor cars from local dealers. He advocates stadium expansion and higher pay to attract top teachers while pushing visual and radio education.
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Rossell
Clare C. Rossell
Board of Education
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TEE
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Russell
Lors
Campbell loses second round in city negligence suit
William A. Campbell, 81, of 1457 E Genesee St, testified in a $20,000 negligence suit against the city over injuries from a flooded street. He claimed a catch basin puddle caused a car collision after he waited for workers to open the basin. The trial judge granted a new suit for contributory negligence, and the Appellate Division at Rochester upheld the decision.
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WILLIAM A.’ _CAMPBELL
Genesee Si
Campbell
Earle Co. Bostow
George T. Driscoll
Insurance Firm Hosts Agents Conference at Skaneateles
The Exclesior Insurance Company agents advisory council from 10 states, based in Syracuse, will meet at the Sherwood Inn in Skaneateles with president Forrest H. Witmeyer. Directors will attend. social gathering planned after noon, business session the next morning. The program marks plans for 1950 and the company’s 123rd anniversary.
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Exclesior Insurance Company
Syracuse
Forrest H. Witmeyer
Sheriwrood Inn
Skaneateles
Exciesior
American Agents’ Company
Power Shutoff Planned in Lakeland Geddes Area
The Solvay Water and Light Department announced a power shutdown in Lakeland and the Town of Geddes tomorrow to permit utility work replacing transformers and mains.
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Geddes
Solvay ‘Water and Light Department
How to Write Your Congressman to Reach NY Senators and Rep
The Herald Journal lists New York State Senator Robert F Wagner and Senator Irving M Ives with Washington contact details and Rep Walter Riehlman in the House Office Building for readers to write about measures in Congress.
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New York State
Onondaga County
Congress
U. S
Robert F Wagner
Senate
Washington
D. C
Irving M. Ives
Wialter Riehlman
House
Mynderse Girl Grads Plans to Be Engineer
Miss Marion Landberg of Seneca Falls, daughter of Mr and Mrs Erik Landberg, wins a full Syracuse University scholarship for mechanical engineering. She is a top Mynderse Academy senior and editor of the Di microphone. She plans to enroll in an engineering course in the fall after graduation with honors.
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Marion Landberg
Syracuse University
Myntiderse Academy
Landberg
Elmira College
Siri
State School Aid Opposed by Rabbis Convention Protest in New Hampshire
The 60th convention of the central conference of American Rabbis adopted a resolution opposing Federal or state aid to educational institutions operated by religious groups Including Jewish or Christian schools. It stressed devotion to church state separation and urged cooperative religious training for communities without altering public school non religious character. The committee on church and state led by Dr. Joseph L. Fink of Buffalo prepared the report.
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Bretton Woods
N.H
The
Central Conference of American Rabbis
America
Conference
Joseph L. Fink
Buffalo
Three Hurt Two Arrested After Early Morning Fight
An early morning argument at Cole's Grill led to a brawl injuring three men and prompting two arrests. Frank Douglas 38 of 10 Townsend Street was treated for a shoulder wound after wrestling for weapons with Ward. Ward suffered a severe neck laceration and was jailed after hospital treatment. Holland escaped injuries. Detectives continue search for an unidentified assailant involved.
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George Checksfell
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Harrison
Townsend. Douglas
University Hospital
Dougelas
BB Pestaurant
William Holland
S. State
St. Holland
Douglas
Ward
Holland
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S. Townsend
John Stonger
Michael Jorce
Cedarsis
Cedar’ S T
Ward Whi
William Richards
Howard Shipley
Smith Tech Grants First Class Graduation
Smith Tech High School division graduates its first class of 21 students with Howard M. Dirks Carrier Corp executive delivering commencement. He urged learners to pursue lifelong study, career goals, citizenship and mature social roles as Superintendent Patton praised the students. Names listed include Daniel Abel Wilfred Cole James Day Pasquale DeBaise George Callanis Harold Hill Henry Kotas John Kotula John Loos Albert Wenzel and Richard Wright.
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Hurlbut. W. Smith Technical and ‘Industrial School
Howard M. Dirks
Carrier Corp
David H. Patton
Daniel M. Abel
Wilfred Cole
James R. Day
Pasquale DeBaise
George FE. Cailanis
Harold P. Hill
Henry Kotas
John J. Kotula
John E. Loos
Albert F. Wenzel
Richard N. Wright
Job Shop Printers Accept $86 Offer
Syracuse Typographical Union No. 55 printers accept $86 weekly pay for a 3744 hour week after a 24 hour strike. James J. Corcoran chair of the negotiating committee says the offer is one dollar below the union’s demand. About 15 shops had tentative $87 deals canceled. all shops will pay $86 under the contract per union president William A. Sweeney.
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James J. Corcoran
Corcoran
Williama. Sweeney
Eight Onondaga County Men Admitted to Bar
In Rochester the Appellate Division admitted 53 new lawyers including several from Onondaga County. Notable entries include Dunkirk native August R. Jankowski, blinded in a 1941 hunting accident, appearing with his seeing eye dog, and local Onondaga inductees James J. Fahey James F. Quinn James K. Carpenter Jonny Dunn Cortland E. Reed Richard D. Bran Dr William S. Squire Malcolm N. Fleming and others from various Syracuse area addresses.
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College of
Syracuse University
Ait Rochester
R. Jankowski
Onondaga County
James J. Fahey
Coolidge
James F. Quinn
Welles- Jev.rd
James K. Carpenter
Stolp
Jonny Dunn
Midland
Cortland
E. Reed
S.M.C.A
Richard D. Rran
Sedgwick
Wiliam S. Squire
E. Genesee St
Chicago Rail Fair to Run 100 Days
Chicago opens its second railroad fair for 100 days led by fair president Maj Lennox R Lohr. The opening ceremony featured a solo and visitors queued to meet railroad presidents for ticketing and handshakes. The exhibit theme contrasts past and present railroading with varied entertainment.
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Lennox R
Emergency Work Plans at Hancock Airport and Taft School
The council calls a special session to approve contracts to repair Hancock Airport hangar and install a sprinkler system after a fire. It also seeks bids for a McKinley School annex at 200000 dollars and plumbing repairs at Taft School ranging from 14000 to 25000 dollars.
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Alonday
Hancock Airport
J. Milsom Richards
MccKinley School
Taft School
Girl Injures Head In Fall From Truck
An eight year old girl Nancy Saunders of 216 Kirk Avenue suffered a severe brain concussion after climbing onto a Huckster’s truck and jumping off as the driver drove away. She was listed in fair condition at Crouse Irving Hospital. The incident was reported by Patrolman Paul Callanan with details of the fall and dazed state before her parents took her to hospital.
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Nancy Saunders
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Nancy
Henry ‘Saunders
Kirk Av
Paul Callanan
Spectors face unsettled 130000 divorce settlement
Mr and Mrs Solomon Spector linger in matrimonial court as Justice Sears weighs a proposed 130000 settlement. Jury findings on misrepresentations affect terms including alimony and possible divorce decree in Florida and Syracuse actions. Attorneys disagree on tax and legal specifics. decision postponed pending further agreement and review of jury answers.
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Clifford H. Sears
Htgants
Spector
Searl
Florida
Syracuse
Justice Searl
Sears
Daniel J. Seubert
Airs. Spector
Shanahan
Justice Sears
Learn to Swim Drive Starts Monday in Syracuse
Citywide Learn to Swim course opens Monday across seven pools through Aug 5. Now in its 24th year, the program is sponsored by the Herald Journal Herald American City Recreation Department Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Safety Division with YMCA and YWCA. Competent instructors promise safety and healthful recreation with registration help from Mrs. Helena G. Host. Senior and junior classes plus adult sessions are scheduled at multiple pools with weekday and after hours options.
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Syrtaieuse Auto
Syracuse
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
City Recreation Department
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Safety Division
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Yalc.a
Helena G. Host
City Hall
Syracuse Recreation Department
Fire damage avoided as motor burns out at Hi Ho Luncheonette
Firemen were called to the Hi Ho Luncheonette at 1083 5th Street this morning when a motor in the basement burned out and ignited the building with smoke. No damage was reported.
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Salima St
Legislature's Pressure Units Upheld
Governor Dewers counsel argued that pressure groups in the Legislature are often essential to the will of the people. Charles D. Brettel said responsive governance requires pressure groups to counter limited election cycles. Dean Paul Shipman Andrews urged a world federal government to avert another war and control mass weapons. The convention ends today.
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Dewers
Legisature
Charles D. Brettel
State Bar Association
Breitel
Paul Shipman Andrews
Syracuse University College of Law
Mexn Andresns
Dean
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