Bristol Ad chief urges democracy fight in cold war forum
Bristol, head of Bristol-Myers, addressed a crowd in Syracuse on Advertising Week. He urged defending democracy through free markets, highlighted Marshall Plan benefits, and warned against statism while praising American freedoms and competitive advertising. He and three others received Syracuse University honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Bristol
Syracuse
Moscow
Bristol-Myers Company
LSA
U.S.A
Bristow
Iam
Advertising Council
Bandit Fleeing Through Factory Cellar in Police Shootout
Amato and an accomplice attempted a burglary at Walton Street with a loaded safe. Amato was captured after a chase through a cellar and chute, firing from the cellar while pursued by Patrolman Krisak. Amato faces burglary and license charges with a long criminal record dating back 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amato
Michael Krisak
Krisak
Ryan
Casmir Chorazy
Eugene Sweeney
Exton LaSalle
Wild Promoted To Sergeant
CORP. TERENCE P. WILD, a radio mechanic with the U S Air Force, has been promoted to sergeant, according to information received by his parents Mr and Mrs Hebert Wild 3530 Tennyson Ave A graduate of St Lucy s Academy he entered service in October 1946 and is now stationed in Newfoundland.
Traffic Court docket of speed violations and licenses
A list of traffic court entries shows multiple individuals cited for speed violations on streets such as E Graesce St and Grand Ave with recorded speeds from 42 to 46 mph. Several names appear with addresses in Liverpool Hinckler Salina St Camillus and others. some entries note no operator license and fines ranging around 25 or 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
S.co.b
Truman H. Preston
Salina St
Valter
Lewis Smith
Gifford St
Vater
Edward J. Mersfeider
Percy Ai
Alberta Jackson
Ntdrox
Donald Reubewski
Bede Bratckmen
Dons Beach
Clay Adopts Strict Rules For Trailers
The Clay Town Board adopted an ordinance bringing all future trailer camps under town regulation. It requires individual trailer sanitation, a 30 by 135 foot minimum lot, and fees including a $2.50 per camp charge, a $2,000 annual operator license, and $50 yearly per trailer owner. The rule bans tourist camps and applies to private property trailers as homes. The measure passed unanimously in Euclid with about 50 residents present. Chester F Rzepecki cited local overcrowding concerns in Pitcher Hill School District.
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Town Board of Clay
Leach Camp
Salina
Geddes
Arhies
Euclid
Walter E. Steeth
Pitcher Hill
Clay
Chester F Rzepecki
Rzepecki
Bishop's Drive Will End Tomorrow
The 1919 Bishop's War Relief Fund drive in the Syracuse diocese reaches a climax tomorrow with special church collections. Bishop Foery says the national effort aims to raise 5 million dollars across 53,000 parishes to aid displaced persons, the sick, aged, and children, and to resettle refugees through War Relief Services and the National Catholic Welfare Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Walter A. Foery
Perons
Foerr
National Catholic Welfare Committee
Foery
Dead Baby Tragedy Shocks Skane Atelas Area
Mrs. SQPHEIA EVANS of Skane atelas was found with wrists and throat cut. Her 11 month old baby Jerry Evans was dead in its carriage. Evans survived with critical injuries after transfusions at Auburn City Hospital. Coroner Dr. Harry L. Gilmore rules death asphyxiation. police investigate whether death was accident or murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sqpheia Evans
Skaneatelas
Auburn City Hospital
Harry L. Gilmore
Jerome A. Evans
Scouting Adventureland Opens At Armory
The annual Boy Scout exposition, Scouting's Adventureland, opened at noon at the E Genesee Street Armory. More than 100 exhibitions by Cub, Boy, Sea and Explorer Scouts run today to 9 PM tomorrow, with 10 000 Syracusans expected. Donald D Patrick chairs camping and activities for Onondaga Council.
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E. Geneses St. Armory
Boy Scout Orchestra
Donald D. Patrick
Onondaga Council
Bowdoin Glee Club to Sing in Crouse Auditorium
The Bowdoin College Glee Club with 151 members, on a tour, will perform a free concert at 5:30 p.m. in Crouse Auditorium. The event is announced by Dr. Alexander Capurso of Syracuse University School of Music. The Meddiebempsters, a small Bowdoin group, previously toured Germany with Hollywood entertainers for 52 performances under U.S. Army direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College Glee Club
Crouse
Alexander Capurso
Syracuse University School of Music
Frederick Tillotson
Bowdoin Cub
Meddiebempsters
Truman
Germany
Hollmwood
U. S. Army
Syracuse
Capurso
A. B. Chapman
Pulaski
Ballet Russe in Syracuse Falls Short of Past Standards
The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo presented in Syracuse last night a program featuring Anton Dolin's Pas de Quatre, Quelque Fleurs, and Raymonda Act III. Performances by Ruth Boris and others drew praise, though the overall evening lacked the prior appeal, with Leon Danielian absent and audiences near capacity yet perhaps missing on-road star power.
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Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Syracuse
Anton Dolin
Ruthannia Boris
Raymonda
Alexandra Danilova
George Balanchine
Ballet-Hun
Ballet Russe
Ruth Boris
Yvonne Chouteau
Gertrude Tiven
Nina Novak
D. Francois Auber
Mary Ellen Moylan
Leon Danielian
Moylan
Nathalie Arassovska
Roman Jasinsky
Valrene Tweedie
George Verdak
Police Court Jury Clears Optometrist Charles Saks
A six man jury in Police Court found optometrist Charles I Saks not guilty of unlawful practice of medicine. The jury deliberated about forty minutes. Mrs Cora Crossett testified Saks advised her to sleep on two pillows with a light burning to relieve glaucoma. Paul R Shanahan and Nathan Miller represented Saks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Saks
Cora Crossett
Oran
Saks
Paul R. Shanahan
Nathan Miller
Two 10 Year Olds Held Over Theft Attempt
Postal authorities turned two boys over to city crime prevention officials after arresting the youths, both aged 10, for trying to cash a stolen 22 dollar check. Postal Inspector Edward J. O’Neill said neither boy stole a letter containing the check from an E Willow Street home. The check was then given to the companion who attempted to cash it at a grocery store.
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Edward J. O'Neill
E. Willow St
Meehan Sees Shuffleboard Regaining Popularity in U S
James D. Meehan the Benevolent Order of Pioneers president predicts shuffleboard will outnumber bowling as the pastime rebounds after prohibition. He says the 300 year old game will become a main American pastime. Mrs Hulda Becker guest of honor at the first Ladies Auxiliary Shuffleboard League dinner at the Pioneers Club Syracuse.
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Meehan
The
Rst
Ladies Auxiliary
Pioneers Club
James St
New York
Hulda Becker
Syrracuse
Three Lenten Speakers Announced in Syracuse Series
Three prominent Protestant clergy will speak at the Mizpah Lenten noonday services as the Syracuse Civic Lenten Series marks its third anniversary. Speakers include Rev Dr Roy A Burkhart on Wednesday, Rev Dr Albert G Butter on Thursday, and Rev Dr Ralph Speckman on Friday.
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Syracuse Civic
Keith
Roy A. Burkhart
Firsts Community Church
Columbus
Albert G. Butter
Westminister Church of
Buffalo
Ralph Speckman
Christ Church, Methodist
New York City
Fai Gay
Calvin M. Thompson
Harold P. Naumann
Congregational Club of
Syracuse
Frank C. Love
Finla G. Crawford
Syracuse University
Dr. Lockman
Five arraigned in knifing on East Side fray
Five persons appeared in Police Court before Judge Truman H. Preston after an East Side cutting incident. Earl Reid, 35, was sentenced to 30 days in Jamesville Penitentiary for disorderly conduct. Mabel Henderson faced not guilty plea and $500 bail set to April 1. three others Louis Atkins Georgia Thomas and Herbert Gibbs named as material witnesses. O'Shea cited drunken party as cause. Reid was not seriously injured.
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Truman H. Preston
Earl Reid
S. McBride Sr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jamesville Penitentiary
Mabel Henderson
McBride St. Iaddress
iReid
John ‘O'Shea
Louis Atkins
Georgia Thomas
Herbert Gibbs
Mec-Bride St
Preston
O'Shea
Reid
Industrial Forum Slated at Cortland
A Syracuse Binghamton industrial symposium will be held Saturday April 9 at 2 PM in the Cortland Hotel Cortland. Sponsored by the Syracuse section of the American Chemical Society the event will feature five speakers from industrial research. A dinner follows at 6 30 PM.
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Wallace
Russia
H. ¥. Kaltenborn
International
Politburo
United States
Syracuse University School of Journalism
College of Business Administration
M. Lyle Spencer
Neil Hopper Burden
Harvard University
Gerald W. Cunningham
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Mercantile Advertising
Don Belding
Footie, Cone & Belding
Advertising
Curtis Publishing. Co
Richard E. Coe
Leslie M. Beals
Advertising Week
Business
College of Medicine
Stra‘couse University
T. B. Reonicer
Advertising Coun‘cl
Wesley Parker
General Foods Corp
Harold H. Dobberieen
Benton & Bowles
Budd Gore
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
J. O. Peckham
A. C. Nielson Co
Yeggs
John A.kinney
Walton St
Juman H. Preston
Russell Harrington
Serling
Trafic Court
Winchester Hotel
Randall Island
Great Meadow
Auburn Prison
Onontazga County
Francis Ryan
Samuel Amato
Wilson & Co
Hed Amul
Wild
A.V. Mahoney
M. KR. Platt
G. V. Carroll
al J. Zwiling
J.P. Keefe
W. J. Barnes
Scouting
Adventureland
Bowdoin Glee Club
Gertrude Tyven
Patricia Wilde
William Conlly
James D. Meehan
the Benevolent Order of
Pion
Eers
Music Educators
Michael Harendza
Binghamton
Joseph McGrath
James E. Callaghan
National Music Educators Association
Leo Fisselbrand
John C. Hutchinson
National Catholic Music Educators Association
Albany
Dr. Sockmun
Dr. Kutzer
QuEy
Schieder
Optometrist
Oh BS
Optician
N.Y
Cortland
Labor Charge
Stetson
A. Heads
Fred’s
Tyson Hats
Mallory
ST. Salina ST
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