Canal Death Ruled Accidental by Coroner
Coroner Harry L. Gilmore ruled the death of Henry McNamee accidental after examining the body found in the Barge Canal. McNamee 65 lived on a houseboat near the canal terminal and was last seen Saturday noon. No autopsy. Burial planned at St Agnes Cemetery with services at John J. MoWer funeral home and St Brigid's Church.
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Harry L. Gilmore
Henry McNamee
Essex St
Barge Canal
Gilmore
McNamee
Fisor Bradshaw
Mecnamee'’s
Canal Terminal
Dr. Gilmore
Stuart Helier
Frank Curran
West End
Solvay Process Co
Holy Name Society
St. Brigid’s Church
Lecture Set 4 On Man By Miss Virginia Moore
Miss Virginia Moore, writer and poet, speaks on what is Man at a public lecture by the Syracuse Chapter of the Anthroposophical Society in America. The event is at 8:15 PM in the Museum of Fine Arts on Friday. The planning committee includes Miss Frances K. Wasse and several committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Moore
Syracuse Chapnter
Anthroposophical Society In
America
Museum of Fine Arts
Anthroposophical Society
Rudolph Stiner
Vienna
Frances K. Wasse
Kenneth
Simons
Ronald Foresy
Ethel S. Bishop
Willard Moore
Frederick Bolton
Marjorie H. Thorpe
City Churches Are Fire Safe, Syracuse Fire Chief Says
Fire Chief William J. Connelly declared Syracuse churches are as safe from fire hazards as possible. He thanked clergy, church boards, nuns and lay leaders for cooperating with the fire department’s drive to improve church safety and urged parishioners to feel secure attending services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Connely
Syracuse
Tie
Fie
Connelly
Kiwanians to Hear Talk on Television
Grady L. Roark a New York district manager for General Electric will speak to Syracuse Kiwanis Club Tuesday night at the weekly meeting. Roark, a sales and production expert with GE since 1933, will provide inside information on television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady L. Roark
New York
General Electric Co
Syracuse Kiweanis Club
Roark
Navy Chief to Speak On Army Day April 6
Syracuse plans Army Day events on April 6 with a dinner at the Hotel Syracuse led by Secretary of the Navy John L. Sullivan and an open house at the E Genesee Street Armory. Col. Harvey Smith directs coordination with veterans and fraternal groups as Lt. Col Huddleston and Lt. Col Faye head the speakers bureau.
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Military Manpower Commission
Norman SL Bakke
Dwight
Perrin
H. R. Ekins
Dorothy K
Navy
Syracuse
E. Geneseest Armory
Secretary of the Navy
John L. Sullivan
Wille
Harvey
Smith
Ononadage County Veterans Service Agency
H. R B. Exins
Citizens Foundation
Army
Mr. Crenshaw
The
Loyal Order of Moose
ED Henes
Edward L. Gottlieb
Army Recruiting Station
Organized Reserve Corps
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Civic and Veterans’ Groups
Arthur 38. Huddleston
Donald A. Faye
Irving J. Davis
Onondaga County Council of Veterans’ Organizations
Raymond G. Castle
Robert S. Schnurr
National Guard
Jacob C. Latif
Draft Board
Draft Board 35S
Jewish Scholar To Address Board Meeting
Milton R. Konvitz associate professor at Cornell will address the Bureau of Jewish Education board at 8 15 P M in the Bureau Building He represents the American Association for Jewish Education and is secretary and governor of the association Reports will be given by Albert Orenstein Donald Ball B I Poltenson Alex Greeson B I Miller Norman Jinsky and Dr Isaac Levitats on the bureau and related committees Monvitz
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Ate
New York State School of Industrial _and Labor Relations
Cornell University
Bureau of Jewish Education
Bureau
Donald Ball
B. I Poltenson
Alex Greeson
Hebrew School
B. I Miller
Norman Jinsky
P T. A
Jewish Community School
Isaac Levitats
Evening School Term Opens At Hiarlout W Smith High
Vocational training begins a 72 week term at Hiarlout W Smith Technical and Industrial High School. Principal Edward H Lang reports vacancies in all classes except welding. Courses include Carpentry Machine Shop Sheet metal Electricity Mechanical crafting Plan reading Radio Jig and Fixture design with sessions on various weekdays.
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Hiarlout
W. Smith Technical and Industrial High School
Edward H. Lang
Puisding
1555 Cases Pile Upon Court Roster
Despite high disposals last month the Supreme Court calendar remains clogged with 135 cases disposed by Justice Malpass and 121 new trials. The term shows 1351 total cases, a rise from 1170 on Feb 1, with 73 pre trials and 6 settles. A grand jury sits as March term opens under Justices Sears Kingsley and Page Morehouse Jr. of Oswego to preside motion term at 2 PM.
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Supreme Court
Frank P. Malpass
Justice Malpass
Clifford H. Sears
Jesse E. Kingsley
D- Page Morehouse, Jr
Oswego
Federal Union Meet At YWCA In Syracuse Chapter
The Syracuse Chapter of Federal Union Inc will meet Thursday at SPAL at the YWCA. Review of Clarence Sheils Union Now first two chapters leads the discussion. A business meeting follows. Streit and Justice Roberts support the affirmative at the March Town Meeting of the Air on peace through a union of democracies.
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Syracuse
Federal Union, Inc
Spal
Y-W-Ca
Clarence Sheil
Union
Syracuse Federal’ Union
Streit
Justice Roberts
Federal Union
Professor Harlow to Lecture on Camping Series
Prof Harlow opens the first of 10 lectures in Introduction to Camping at University College. The program, led by Carl Willgoose, is sponsored by the New York State Association of Organized Camping Syracuse University and University College.
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Williase M. Harlow Wii
University College
Carl E Willscose
New York State Associaton
Syracuse University Department of ‘Athletics and Physical Education
Wilgoose
Syracuse University
Willeese
Harlow
Bartow
Wood Technology
New York State College of Foresty
William H. Wadsworth
Onondaga Council, Inc
Bay Scouts of America
Lara Miehrbacher
Harrow
Charles C. Xnople
Hendricks Chapel
Gunnard Peterson
Jonn J. Shaw
Department of Tteacher
Janet H. Bolton
Marcia Graham
Joseph Lowe
New York State College of Forestry
Twin brothers die in apartment fire. parents badly burned
A flash fire in an New York City apartment killed two year old twin brothers. Their parents suffered severe burns and six others were injured. Richard Farrell Jr was found dead in the apartment. his brother Ronald died later in a hospital. The twins were children of Richard Farrell and Helen Farrell, both aged 25.
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New York
Tvo
Richard Farrell, Jr
Ronald
Richard Farrell
Helen
Gasoline Tax Boost Hit by Auto Club
The Automotive Club of Syracuse opposes higher gasoline taxes for nonhighway use and urges adequate highway funding. Directors reiterate stance against license plate fees and nonhighway levies, support completing the Thruway between Fayetteville and Solvay, and warn impaired highway funding risks to travel, state revenue, and local merchants.
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Auto Club
Automotive’ Club of
Syracuse
Board of Directors
Harry E. LaVier
J. B. Rusterwolte
Britain Produces Plutonium at Harwell Research Station
London reports a government notice that Britain is now producing plutonium at the Harwell atomic energy research station. The output is small but adequate for studying chemical engineering problems to be faced in later large scale handling of the material.
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London
Britain
Atomic Energy Research Station
Harwell
Lenten Services Highlight Syracuse Civic Observance
The Syracuse Civic Lenten Services enter a 9th year as the central devotional series for Guegdaga County Protestant churches. Midday brief services on Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays feature prominent church leaders and thinkers guiding reflection.
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Syracuse
Guexdaga County
Witmer Anditort
Church End Ly
Dinner Set For Scouts Dinner Set For Scouts
Fifty Embers of Boy Scout Troop 65 sponsored by the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce will dine at Heid’s restaurant at 6 30 Tuesday as the chamber hosts its regular meeting. Ernest Blanchard executive of Onondaga Council BSA will be principal speaker at the Bar Scout night program. Raymond Howard scoutmaster and Harold View chamber scout committee chair oversee arrangements with a business meeting to follow the social event.
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Boy Scout Troop 65
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
Heid’s
Ernest 3I
Blanchard
Onondaga Council of
Boy Scouts of America
Raymond Howard
Harold View
Chamber
Ray Corey
Goldstein to Lead Bankruptcy Panel
Judge David J Goldstein of Utica, referee in bankruptcy for the Northern District of New York, will lead a panel on bankruptcy at the Syracuse Association of Credit Men's dinner meeting at 6 30 Tuesday. Panelists include N Edward Rosenberg, Paul Shea, Milan J Iron, and Newitoi D Bartle association secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J Goldstein
Utica
New York
Syracuse ‘Association
Credit Men's
Goldstein
N. Edward Rosenberg
Paul Shea
Milan J
iLron
Newitoi
Bartle
Association
Easy to Take Out Poster for Life Insurance
The notice promotes a “Free Life Insurance Information” offer from Old American Insurance in Kansas City 6, MO. It claims premium rates, guaranteed futures, and benefits up to age 86 with no salesman calls. The ad urges readers to mail their applications directly to the company and states four details to consider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monihkis
McNett Sees GOP Victory on Record
Charles A. McNett, county Republican chairman, predicts a GOP win in the fall citing the party’s record. An unsigned Republican News piece claims Democrats promise tax repeal and outlines possible repeal methods.
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McNett
Charles A. Mecnett
Gnondare County
G. O. PL
Republican News
Camp Touser Plans Evening Program Tuesday
YHCA Camp plans a Tuesday program to be held by Camp Touser, with Dr. Waster Fox as Camp Touser Committee chairman and Mr. Savings named chairman for Camp House Night. Former Camp Touser members and interested locals are invited to attend.
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YHCA
Touser
Fox
Waeaenee
Sisy
Wuh Ce
Gotsats Se Prescent Montane Savings
Camp Vousey
Psienis
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Dwight S. Perrin
Army Dar Committee
Milton R. Konvitz
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State Tower
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