Fire Devastates Newark Nursery Plant Destroying Stock
A Newark fire caused an estimated 250000 in damage at the Jackson Perkins Nursery Company packing and storage plant. Heat from heated tar started the blaze, destroying vast rose stock and seven railway cars. Firefighting was hampered by limited water supply as the north end building collapsed within hours. Main offices remain elsewhere. the company exhibited at the prior World's Fair.
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Newark
Big Jackson-Perkins Nursery Company
Ralph Perkins
Charles Perkins
Patrick Donahue
Black- Jong
Donahue
Chic! Olin
Cornell
Jackson-Perkins Nursery Company
Morreau Auto Works
Substance as Topic of Lesson Sermon in Science Churches
The article notes that substance was the focus of yesterday’s lesson sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. It cites the Golden Text from Revelation and includes biblical passages from Mark about bread and perception, plus a Science and Health excerpt describing Jesus' miracles as demonstrations of science opposing material sense.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Herod
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Lupescu Leaves Bucharest for England en Route to U S
The London Daily Herald reports Mme Magda Lupescu, companion of King Carol, left Bucharest fearing for her safety two days before the Iron Guard ban was lifted. She is believed to be en route to England and then the United States.
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Lupescu
America
London
INS
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Carol
Bucharest
Iron Guard
London Daily Herald
England
United States
Merwin Named Rutgers Journalism Department Head
Dr. Frederick E. Merwin, professor at Syracuse University, is appointed head of Rutgers University’s journalism department and will assume July 1 at New Brunswick. The announcement came at the New Jersey Press Association meeting. Merwin succeeds Charles L. Allen who resigned to join Northwestern University.
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Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Evanston, HI
Merwin
Syracuse University School of Journalism
University of Wisconsin
Frank B. Hutchinson
Syracuse University
Rutgers
New York State Press Association
Indianapolis Times
Delaware
Gazette
United Press Bureau
Cleveland
Telegraph
Canton
East Palestine
Daily Leader
Charles L. Merwin
Sigma Delta Chi
The
Journalism Quarterly
Jacqueline Smith
Syracuse
Syracuse Loses Bid for Northeastern Conference Meeting
After months of behind the scenes effort Syracuse lost an effort to host the Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church in June. Atlantic City won the bid citing concessions. Syracuse officials and local clergymen had supported a 1944 bid and several Central New York delegates were named to attend.
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Syracuse
Atlantic City
N. J
The
Methodist Church
Charles Wesley Flint
Flint
Rolland B. Marvin
Chamber of Commierce
William Pratt Graham
William H. Powers
Syracuse University
Central New York
Alfred P. Coman
Raymond H. Huse
Lynn J. Radcliffe
First Church
BR. L. Nye
Sybil Mather
New York
Coman
Radcliffe
Huse
Bishop Flint
Court Orders Battler to Pay For Uniforms
Raymond Checksfield, 30, of 517 East Jefferson Street, must pay 65.90 for two police uniforms and spectacles by Saturday. Failure risks a sentence to Onondaga County Penitentiary. Judge Homer W. Walsh imposed the penalty after Checksfield pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct following a Feb. 28 arrest at the Jefferson Street address.
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Raymond Checksfield
Jefferson Street
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Homer W. Walsh
Walsh
Checksfield
Sergt
Peter Schug
Leonard Weber
Schug
Weber
Magician to Take Part in Minstrel Show at Solvay High
Mildred Hall, Solvay magician, will perform in a minstrel show at Solvay High School auditorium March 25 and 26 for Veterans of Foreign Wars to benefit the Veterans' Youth Camp. A Solvay police detail will supervise as Hall demonstrates escapes from a straitjacket and other tricks.
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Mildred Hall
Solvay
Solvay High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Youth Camp
Hall
Chest Campaign's Goal Set At 600000 For Next Campaign
Community Chest officials informed the board at Hotel Syracuse that the campaign goal will again be 600000 for the next fall drive. H Hiram Weisberg urged a new plan pairing board members with Chest staff to visit member firms during the off season to explain work and objectives. Gerald W Burke described the visits as a key cultivation method, with each member making no more than five calls.
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Community Chest
H. Hiram Weisberg
Hotel Syracuse
Weisberg
Chest Office
Council
Gerald W. Burke
Ralph A. Tracy
Chest
Burke
Lal
Lollypops Called Ideal Medicine
Cambridge March 18. Dr. Otto C. Yens says lollypops provide nutrition and sugar to combat acidosis in sick children. He notes clear orange lemon or lime flavors are often accepted when other foods are refused at Cambridge Hospital.
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Ideal Medicine
Cambridge
Mass
Otto C. Yens
Cambridge Hospital
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