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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1954
Page
11
A Delaware Senator criticized a Poultry Loans policy aimed at helping farmers unable to secure bank credit. He cited 362 loans totaling large sums and argued the program was legal and transparent while pressing for farm improvements in Champaign County Ohio.
Yonkers company leaders press City officials and readers as Alexander Sreit Inc. plans to move Yonkers carpet plant operations after 90 years. The plant is to shut June 15 with transfers to Greenville Mississippi and Philadelphia factories.
The Herald Journal congratulates Al Malara born in Archfield Pennsylvania who has run a barbershop since youth and recently formed a partnership at 3H Gifford St with his brother Phillip. He serves in the National Guard with a 15 master sergeant rating and plays guard on the military teams.
A cooperative church school runs June 28 to July 29 at St Pauls Lutheran Church with daily sessions for ages 4 to 14 and departments led by several teachers. The Acolyte Guild held its annual picnic at Sanny Pond with a gift presentation to the rector and plans for upcoming European service.
The Syracuse Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath School joins a global observance honoring medical missions in Central America. A service today at 12 AM in the local church features Elder Leonard R. Bohner, treasurer of the Inter-America Conference, which covers northern South American nations.
Summer Bible School opens at 3 AM Monday at the Rescue Mission with theme Pioneering With Christ. Associate superintendent Gretchen Ramsdell leads, assisted by Margaret Wheelock and a team including Nanette Bustanoby and Mildred Lindsay. Speakers include Dr. Charles Overhouse Borneo and Rev. Fred Kowsichuk of Peru. A parade and outings are planned in week one with a Verona Beach all day event slated for July 20.
Rev Dr Leon M Adkins pastor of University Methodist Church to lecture at College of Puget Sound in Tacoma and at colleges in Lubbock Texas and Stockton California. He and Mrs Adkins depart July 12 returning September 12 with a three Sunday series of Bible study by Rev Dr John F Olson during Adkins absence. Church resumes summer schedule with two worship services each Sunday and Sunday school for Kindred at the end.
Local report notes Sears leading Red Cross honor roll with donors sent to the war front. Merchants Bank and Deposit, Marine, Onondaga savings Bank, and others appear on the list as contributors. Induction stations and grocers are listed with license details and dates, reflecting a wartime community effort to support blood donations and local businesses.
An open house will feature articles created by cerebral palsy patients as part of the city's self-help program. Work includes earrings baskets wastepaper das Ixets rings painted dishes hot dish holders aprons place mats luncheon cloths and napkins by 42 enrolled patients under guidance at the clinic.
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