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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1949
Page
4
Spokesmen for labor industry education and farm groups endorse the nationwide One Great Hour broadcast next Saturday night and support World Relief Sunday in 76 000 American Christian churches.
Mrs. Martin E. Lower of Baldwinsville chairs the Onondaga Health Association school health committee and will lead the Health Education Institute at the Central New York Power Corporation auditorium. Dr. John Miller of Great Neck will address sessions for administrators, board members, parents, and health workers. The program also covers youth health topics and family relationships with university and church leaders urging nationwide aid through One Great Hour. The Syracuse broadcast partners include WAGE WFBL and WNDE.
Barbara Jean Floyd Miss New Orleans of 1948 says she will seek an annulment of her February 3, 1949, marriage to Captain George Cauthen in New Orleans.
Wil liam A. Barrys today studied bids for four contracts in Hancock Airport terminal construction. The city estimated total cost at 203 006 with federal share half. Low bids totaled 178 629.
The Syracuse University Symphony Band conducted by Dr Harwood Simmons performed last night in Crouse Auditorium as part of the 73rd anniversary concert programs open to the public. Alfred Balestra presided over the band organized by a student managerial staff. The program featured Bach Handel Wagner Rossini Respighi Purcell Marcello Poulenc and Moore including a sextet for piano and woodwinds.
Rudolph Williams age 19 of Nedrow pleaded guilty in County Court to grand larceny first degree the first count in a six count indictment and was held for sentencing Williams stole about six cars from downtown and dumped them in Bull Hill road area deputies trapped him and arrested him January 23 at 4 30 A M in a stolen car Williams confessed to all auto thefts.
Ann Barak displayed strong technique and musical expressiveness in a recital. She tackled pieces by Vieuxtemps Kreisler and a Milstein arrangement of a Chopin Nocturne, ending with Sarasate Zigeunerweisen, and joined Miss Wolf and the Chorus for the Sinai concert number Victor Herbert’s Roman Life.
The Syracuse Legion Chorus, holder of the national championship since 1936, received the Crandall Melvin Cup from Francis W. Chorus president at a concert in Central High School auditorium. Guest artists Belle Wolf and Ann Barak performed with accompanists Audrey Adams and Martha Humphreys.
The Coffee Shop offers a range of wholesome dishes at popular prices. Its pleasing atmosphere and efficient service make it a favorite for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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