Syracuse University urged public education in economics
L. R. Boulware of General Electric addressed Syracuse University College of Business alumni, saying informing the public on economics is vital. He praised local businessmen for engaging on labor legislation via the Citizens Committee on Industrial Freedom and urged greater cooperation with farmers and the government as the era’s biggest business.
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L. R. Boulware
Kobi
General Electric Co
Charles Howard
Syracuse University College of Business Administration
Syracuse
Boulware
Crumlins
Citizens Committee On Industrial Freedom
Citizens Foundation
Italian Reds Lose Ground Say Browns
Oscar W. Brown of Fayetteville and his wife report from Italy that the Marshall Plan is working and Communists are losing ground daily. They met the Pope at Monte Cassino and stopped in London Paris and Switzerland noting England’s rougher surface conditions.
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Italy
United ‘States
Oscar W. Brown
Fayetteville
Vincent M. Barnett, Jr
Barnett
Brown
Law
Brown, Mangin
O’connor
Court House
Monte Cassino
Bede Hess
O.F.M
Franciscan Order of Minor Conventual
Syracuse
London
Paris
Switzerland
England
Europe
Decrease Forecast In Cancer Cases
Dr. Chester E. Clark warned of a definite drop in cancer cases within 25 years if patients cooperate with family physicians. He urged regular physical exams and biannual complete checks for women, citing Syracuse Memorial Hospital tumor clinic as exemplary. The talk was part of an American Cancer Society program in Oneida County.
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Chester E. Clark
Cancer Institute
First Presbyterian Church Parish
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Clark
Oneon- Gaga County
Field Army
The
American Cancer Society
St Josephs Hospital Bids Studied for New Addition
Bids for a 1.5 million addition to St Josephs Hospital were opened yesterday at a hospital meeting. Results to be announced after Thursday’s session led by Rev Joseph E B Toomey. The brick and steel project would add 167 beds plus 45 bassinets and 10 cribs, reaching about 355 total. Work should start this spring barring delays.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Joseph EB. ‘Toomey
Catholic Charities
Nelson F. Pitts
House Care Ad Promises Bright, Summer-Ready Shine
An upbeat ad touts rub and scrub methods to make a house appear new and bright under the summer sun, praising a stylishly simple approach for a quick cosmetic refresh.
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