Mary Carr Plans Vigorous Doorbell Campaign for Board Seat
Democrat Mary Josephine Carr running in the 14th Ward for Onondaga County Board of Supervisors. She draws on legal training from Syracuse University and international relations studies, noting wartime work and community ties. Carr is active in the bar associations and local clubs and plans extensive door knocking to engage voters. She lives at 130 E Warrington Rd and aims to raise budgeted time for campaigning.
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Onondaga Board of Supervisory
Mary Josephine Carr
Board of Supervisors
Valley High School
Syracuse University College of Law
Cate
Syracuse Law College
Avith
Onondaga Dickens Room
General Electric Co
Syracuse ‘Tile ’and Guaranty ° Co
Edward F. Carr,Jr
Naval Reserve
Edward F. Carr
Syracuse
Warrington Rd
Onondaga County Bar Association
New York State Bar Association
Hancock, Dorr, Ryan & Shore
Women’s Democratic Club
Catholic Women’s Club
St. James Church
Mary Carr
Democratic Pattern From Doris I Byrne
Doris I Byrne vice chairman of the Democratic State Committee asserts the party aims to elect the best informed intelligent women in each community. She urges Ada Maroney of Syracuse Onondaga County to participate in the county state and national program and to know local problems and possibilities.
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Doris I. Byrne
Democratic State Committee
Miss Byrne
Ada .Maroney
Syracuse
Onondaga
Notable Speakers for G O P Federation Set for Chautauqua Rally
List of speakers for the New York State Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs summer meeting at Chautauqua includes Miss Jane H. Todd vice chairman and federation president, Mrs. Charles W. Weis Jr, Mrs. Walter Scott McNab, and Mrs. John Wesley Brooks among others. Sessions cover building membership, campaigns, and education with Dean M. Eunice Hilton and Oswald Heck among presenters.
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New York State Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Chautauqua
G.O.P
Jane H. Todd
State Committee
Federation
Avill
Charles W
Weis, Jr
Rochester
National Republican Committee
Monroe
Weis
Hotel Athenaeum
Walter Scott McNab
Schenectady County
National Federation
John
Wesley Brooks
Onondaga
Charles Weis, Jr
McNab
Will
Henry P. Kirchner
Eighth Judicial District
Ruth M. Miner
Albany
Mary EH. Donlon
Alica
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Ralph McCallister
Chautauqua Institute
Todd
Dean M. Eunice Hilton
Syracuse University
Oswald D. Heck
The
Assembly
Lawrence H. Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Representative Smith
Tracine
Wis
Dean Hilton
Heck
Dining and Dancing Here are Donts from Billingsley
Sherman notes Billingsley of the Stork Club in New York offers etiquette don'ts for diners and dancers. He counsels against combing hair at the table, giving reasons for powder room trips, and being overly friendly with musicians. He urges simple excuses and discreet manners for all ages.
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Sherman. Billingsley
Stork Club
New York City
Billingsley
Do Not Talk to Strangers At The Dance Floor
A column offers etiquette for dancers advising against talking to strangers and staying clear of friends at the dance. It warns to avoid blocking the floor by chatting, not to wear burdensome headwear, and to refrain from smoking or drinking while dancing. Concludes with a general call to enjoy life and its chances.
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Maroney
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Utica
John D. Taylor
Smith
80th_ Congress
Harry Huse Skerritt
Municipal
Skerritt
Sir Edwin. Arnold
VENUS
Garod
South Salina
Jefferson ST
Auburn
Fulton, Oswego
Ithaca
Rome
Watertown
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