Hill to Keep Political Groups Ban at Syracuse University
The Men’s Student Government Assembly defeated Walter Schneir’s bill to end the ban on national political groups. The 35 to 35 vote mirrored last May’s near miss as Don Polly and Glen Davis sparred over fairness and tardiness rules during the panel hearing.
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Schneir
Walter Schneir
Glen Davis
Davis
Don Polly
Sceeneir
Officers Elected at Syracuse Underwriters Exchange Meeting
Gustave F. Schneider was elected president of the Syracuse Underwriters Exchange Inc at a University Club gathering last night Albert EL Young became vice president and Thomas H Munro was chosen secretary treasurer Directors for three years were George W Brenneman Raymond G Haun and W Gerard McKee Community service projects were discussed
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Gustav F. Schneider
Syracuse Underwriters Exchange, Inc
University Club
Albert EL. Young
Thomas H. Munro
George W. Brenneman
Raymond G. Haun
W. Gerard McKee
28 Student Nurses Receive Caps at General Hospital
Twenty eight pre clinical student nurses received caps at a Beauchamp Branch Library ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the Syracuse General Hospital School of Nursing. Miss Cecilia Reilly handed caps, Mrs. Dorothy Schmidt gave capes with Miss Margaret Card assisting. Mrs. Gere, nursing school chair since 1901, was capped by Reilly. Recipients include Nina Alberry Chaumont Barbara Baker Brewerton Marilyn Baust Lysander Barbara Borden Marcellus Janice Burri Syracuse Martha Jean Carter Fra Mary Edith Cerone DeWitt Anne Clark Syracuse Nancy Colin White Plains Margaret Cross Fulton Marjorie Dimon Parish Nancy Eckerson Syracuse Jeanette Field Nedrow Shirley Furlong Jamesville Norma Harkins Baldwinsville Dorothy Hutt Syracuse Mary Louise Keegan Oswego Shirley Ninney Syracuse Olga Mitchell Syracuse Dolores Morion Syracuse Patricia Nix Cazenovia Betty Olsen Syracuse Estelle Rose Monico Laura Salisman Avoca Elizabeth Jean Slank Syracuse Mary Jane Smith Homer Margaret Spaulding Erieville Ardis VanDeusen Wolcott.
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Cecilia Ms. Reilly
Dorothy L. Schmidt
Margaret Card
William B. Gere
School of Nursing
Gere
Miss Reilly
Borden
Marcellus
Janice Burri
Syracuse
Martha Jean Carter
Fra
Mary-Edith Cerone
DeWitt
Anne Clark
Nancy Colin
White Plains
Margaret Cross
Fulton
Marjorie Dimon
Parish
Nancy Eckerson
Jeanette Field
Nedrow
Shirley Furlong
Jamesville
Norma Harkins
Baldwinsvile
Dorothy Hutt
Mary Louise Keegan
Oswego
Shirley Ninney
Olga Mitchell
Dolores Morion
Teachers Advised To Enter Politics In Syracuse
Speakers at a Syracuse assembly urged teachers to pursue political activity to improve economic status. Evelyn Knowles of the Syracuse Federation of Teachers cited practical gains and the Gibbs motto as applicable, while Eliot Birnbaum of the Empire State teachers Union outlined local school system history and union role. The SEVT is allied with the Syracuse Federation of Labor.
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Evelyn Knowles
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
Morrisville Central School
Samet ‘Gompers
Hnawles
Eliot Birnbaum
Empire State ‘Teachers
SEVT
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Employers Urged To Aid Workers
Policy makers urge employers to provide insurance pensions and profit sharing to employees, reducing government burden and easing individual anxiety about social welfare responsibilities. The discussion centers on employer based benefits as a safety net.
Sales Tax Revenue Forecast Revised Downward
FRED L. DOLBEAR director of the sales tax bureau revises his projection for the Unal quarter under the two per cent levy replaced by one per cent tax on March. He says revenue will reach at least $860000 with $682000 collected by last night. Earlier weeks estimated near $900000 and yesterday’s forecast updated the outlook.
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Fred L. Dolbear
Sales Tax Bureau
Dolbear
School Vote Promises At Liverpool District Meeting
Laurence Croft head of Sehoo District 2 outlines two school centralization plans at a Liverpool voters meeting. District 21 supports Liverpool area. board members Kenneth Sargen and Ernest Hirschoff discuss the 30 district plan covering 56 square miles. Principal Alfred Zoge cites student body estimates and state aid differences. croft says prospectus will be released next week.
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Laurence Croft
Sehoo
Salina
Liverpool
Croft
Kenneth Sargen
Ernest i Hirschoff
Mies
Alfred VI Zozeg J
Liverpool High
Eouke
iUe
Cross
Hoff
Zoge
State Education Department
Guilt Denied in Forgery Charge Against Grennell
Alwin A. Grennell 42 of Maple Drive De Whit pleaded not guilty to second degree forgery and waived examination at arraignment before Justice of the Peace Yom Davis in Fayetteville. Deputies Arthur Kasser and Clarence Walker arrested him after an investigation for forging three checks totaling about 222 dollars on his brother in law Fred C Carpenter's account.
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Alwin A. Grennell
Maple
de Whit
Justice of the Peace
Yom Davis
Fayetteville
Arthur Kasser
Clarence Walker
Grennell
Fred Cc. Carpenter
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