Melchior Talk to Open 3-Day Education Meeting
Dr. William I. Melchior of the Syracuse University School of Education will open a three day education conference at Hendricks Chapel at 7:45 PM Sunday. The public meeting will feature a talk on Spiritual Values in Education with Nottingham Acapella Choir. The joint state conference ends Tuesday morning with leaders including Dr. Henry Ganders and Dr. James Spin ning and Dr. L Thomas Hopkins from Teachers College.
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Melchior
William I. Melchior
School of Education
Syracuse University
Hendricks Chapel
Nottingham As Capella
Jerry Sackett
Dr. Metchior
Division of
Elementary Education
State Education Department
William %. Young
OC. W. Hun- Nicute
Masswell Auditorium
William EH. Bristow
Bureau of Reference, Research and Statistics
New York City Public Schools
Frederick H. Bair
Universit Commons
Herry S. Ganders
James M. Spinning
Rochester
Royal F. Netzer
State Teachers College
Genesee
L. Thomas Hopkins
Teachers College
Columbia University
Buffalo Man Heads State Auto Jobbers
Albert Fleming of Buffalo was elected president of the New York State Automotive Jobbers Association at the annual meeting Tuesday at Hotel Syracuse. Other officers include Henry Levine of Binghamton, Walter Vogt of Rochester, Harold Pirson of Tonawanda, and Ralph Krohn of Utica. About 40 jobbers attended the all day session with Onondaga Supply’s Benjamin S. Arnold in charge of arrangements. local firms Syracuse Auto Parts, Onondaga Supply Co., Unit Parts Co., Niles Auto Supply, and Land Group Parts Co. represented the Syracuse area.
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Albert Fleming
Buffalo
New York State Automotive Jobbers Association
Hotel
Syracuse
Fleming
Henry Levine
Binghamton
Walter Vogt
Rochester
Harold Pirson
Tonawanda
Ralph Krohn l
Utica
Benjamin S. Arnold
Onondaga Supply
Syracuse Auto Parts
Onondaga Supply Co
Unit Parts Co
Niles Auto Supply
Land Group Parts Co
Smith Corona Wins Liberty Mutual Safety Flag Ceremony
L C Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc earn the Liberty Mutual Safety Flag for cutting lime accidents by 40 percent over three years in the light machinery industry. Surlhut W. Smith accepts amid remarks urging vigilance to keep the flag flying and prevent accidents. Elwyn L. Smith Carlton F. Brown and E L Chrys tal and others attend.
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Smith-Corona Inc
L. C. Smith
Corona Typewriters, Inc
Liberty Mutual
Surlhut W
Elwyn L. Smith
Carlton F. Brown
E. L. Chrystal
Howard Welch
H. Joyner
Liberty
S. E. Vizard
Continue Mission At Holy Rosary
A mission at the Church of the Most Holy Rosary continues through next week for men after a Sunday opening for women. Led by Very Rev. Howard C. McDowell, the first week closes Sunday at 3 30 PM with men’s services beginning 7 30 PM and continuing through May 12. Morning prayers are 745 AM and 9 AM, with evening services at 745 PM daily.
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Church of the Most Holy Rosary
Howard C., McDowell
Arthur J. Keegan
C. M
Francis L. Beatty
Congregation of St. Vincent de Paul
The
Niagara Mission Board
Falls From Ladder Injures 78 Year Old Man
EPHRIAM OLIET aged 78 fell from a 40 foot ladder at his home 711 S Townsend St at 840 AM today and was seriously injured He was taken to University Hospital by ambulance Patrolman William Miller reported No one saw the fall
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Ephriam Oliet
S. Townsend St
University Hospital
Oliet
William Miller Ree
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