Cities Service oil men from Syracuse to convention
Syracuse based Cities Service oil men attend a convention after a swaten by a representative.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1940
Page
3
Syracuse based Cities Service oil men attend a convention after a swaten by a representative.
The Hughes Parent Teachers Association schedules a meeting at the school this evening to discuss marching plans and related school activities.
Model airplanes and birds showcased air progress in a Lincoln show by the Franklin Institute. Charles Schlipl and Richard Thayer presented demonstrations linking streamlines of birds to aircraft design while funds supported Civil Aeronautics scholarships and training schools.
Ruth Miner, alternate speaker at a politics school sponsored by the county Republican club, attacked Gov. Lehman and the Democrats for shifting state policy from spending to economy and back, saying the state needs an honest financial program and budget. Mrs. John Brooks introduced the speaker with Martin Blundred presiding.
Bishop Russell with delegates from five Colored Methodist Episcopal churches will attend the KC Atlantis and New England Conferences at Cheape in April. The Rev Frank Mopos, pastor, was designated by Bishop Russell, head of the conference, with Mrs. Viola Trotnes among the attendees.
Baltimore physician Dr Dana Coman brother of Rev Dr Alfred P L Coman superintendent of the Syracuse East di as at the Methodist denomination received an honorary degree at the 5th Founders exercises of Florida Southern University. The record notes Dr Loman as a 1918 graduate associated with polar expedition work at Ellsworth.
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