Davenport to Speak at Syracuse Beta Gamma Sigma Dinner
Donald H. Davenport deputy commissioner of the New York State Department of Commerce will be the principal speaker at the initiation dinner of Beta Gamma Sigma the national scholastic honorary for Syracuse University School of Business Administration In Syracuse University notes he will discuss Facing the Future in New York State Also in the same column church and university events include an Altar and Rosary Society spring card party a dental clinic for Syracuse Dental Society a Holy Name Society communion breakfast for Mother's Day a medical society meeting and an Aneketas Club installation dinner with Rev Robert Handlin as speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald H. Davenport
New York State Department of Commerce
Syracuse
Beta Gamma Sigma
Syracuse University
of Business ‘Administration
U. S.bureau of Labor Statistics
Davenport
New York
Mt. Vernon
Syracuse Dental Society
University Club
Holy Name Society of
Nicholas Pirro
Roberto
Andrew J. Brady
LeMoyne College
Onondaga County
College of Medicine
James L. Wilson
University of Michigan Medical School
Herman HH. VariHorn
Aneketas Club
Time
Eastwood
Robert A. Handlin
Most Holy Rosary Church
Fadwa Mac Kool
Community Club Dinners and Meetings At Onondaga Hotels
A dense listing of events shows dinners and meetings across Hotel Onondaga and Syracuse venues. Clubs and associations include Automotive Boosters, Webster Chicago Corp, Syracuse Food Brokers, Women’s Bowling League, B'nai Brith women, Kappa Delta, Hairdressers, Episcopal Churchmen, Lackawanna Ladies, America Fore, Alliance Francaise, General Electric, Beta Gamma Sigma, Syracuse Jewish Welfare Federation, Public Works, Onondaga Pharmaceutical, and multiple luncheons and receptions at Syracuse landmarks. The schedule notes varied times from 2:00 PM to 7:30 PM with numerous dinners and luncheons throughout the day and into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Chicago Corp
Onondaga
Automotive Boosters
Syracuse Food Brokers
Syracuse
Onordara
Syracuse Claim Association
Chevrole Motor Division
Women's Commercial Bowling League
Onondasga
B’nai Brith
Gnondzra
Tio
State Association of Local Agents
Kappa Delia
William
Harcourt’ Students
Museum of Fine Arts
Hairdressers Association
Onordaza
New York
State Association
Syracuse University
America Fore Insurance Group
S.lj—Allience Francaise
General Eiectric Co
Beta Gammiz Sigma
Syracuse Jewish Welfare Federation
Public Works Association
Onendaza
Onendasa Pharmaceutical ” Association
A. F. Marer
Myandaea Pharmaceutical Association
Srracus
Food Merchants Plan Dinner Dance
The 15th annual dinner dance of the Associated Retail Food Merchants of the Civic Defense Teague Inc will be held at Hotel Syracuse Wednesday at 7 P M. The committee in charge includes Ray Waldorf chairman John E Cerio Lawrence Crouse Emanuel Basile A Braungart William Campbell Theodore Evan off John Kreischer Charles Leonard Morris Lesson Stephen Mahar Edward O Neill and Edward Pavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Defense Teague, Inc
Hotel
Syracuse
Ray Waldorf
John E. Cerio
Lawrence Crouse
Emanuel Basile
A. Braungart
William Campbell
Theodore Evanoff
John Kreischer
Charles Leonard
Morris Lesson
Stephen Mahar
Edward O'Neill
Edward, Pavia
Paving Job Nearly Done in 1949 City Project
City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts says the first project in the 1949 paving program should finish today weather permitting. The mile long resurfacing of S Salina street from Seneca turnpike to city line costs 30500 and was started April 4 by Warren Bros. Roads Co. About 550600 in projects have been approved by the Common Council. Dan Bar Contracting Co. to start a 10550 Almond street job from E Genesee to E Washington. Syracuse Constructors Inc widening Westcott street from Deli to Beech at a 58600 cost. City to receive bids May 16 for Euclid avenue and Wolf street repaving totaling 385000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F. Pitts
S. Salina St
Seneca Tpk
Warren Bros. Roads Co
Pitts
Common Council
Dan-Bar Contracting Co
Almond St
E. Genesee
E. Washington St
Syracuse Constructors, Inc
Westcott St
Deli
Beech St
Euclid ‘Av
Welf St
Abandoned Building Fire Alarm At Pine Street
Fire department reported a box alarm at Peotie’s Hospital area and Water Street. A false alarm followed a bell signal at 9 26 AM. No injuries or damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peotie’s Hospital
Tae Ware
School Board Faces Action On 2 Motions
The Board of Education will consider two motions at its May 20 meeting. An American Labor Party application to hold a late May meeting in Lincoln Auditorium is under review by Deputy Superintendent William Dixon. The second matter involves Taft School principal Miss Almed Waters, whose refusal to sign a PTA charter for an East Weed parent group led to a petition for her dismissal, though a counter-petition of over 300 residents and the board’s limited powers suggest dismissal is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
American Labor
Paris
Lincoln Auditorium
Wiliam Dixon
Eputy
April
Dutmor
Dixon
ALP
iMadison School
Aliss Almed Waters
Taft
Miss Waters
Herald - American
Cancer Drive Sets New $46,000 Goal For County
Onondaga County cancer campaign extends until the $46,000 objective is reached. Crandall Melvin reports $22,497 raised so far, about 49 percent of the quota, slightly above last year’s 45 percent at this stage. A $500 boost came from Addis Company via T. E. Smith to Judge James J. Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Crandall Melvin
Addis Company
T. E. Smith
James J.barrett
Syracuse
American Cancer Society
Annual Catholic Scout Assembly in Syracuse Diocesan event
All Catholic Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will assemble at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Syracuse on May 22 at 3 PM. Ad Altare Dei and Catholic Youth Award presentations planned. awards reviewed by Catholic Committee. Any Catholic youth may qualify. parish chaplains assist. Rev. M. Shields leads with area chaplains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
M. Shields
Diplomas for 33 St. Joseph’s Hospital Nursing Graduates
Dr Lawrence W Ehegariner will award diplomas to 33 graduates of the St Josephs Hospital School of Nursing tomorrow at 8 PM in the School of Nursing Auditorium. Speakers include Dr Francis O Harbdach and Rev Joseph B Toomer. Notable graduates listed include Sister Mary Bertrand, Eleanor Ann Bauder, Miriam Theresa Bovar, Patricia Elaine Gilmour, Marion Theresa Long, Natalie Jean Smith, Patricia Ann Skoik and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W. Ehegariner
St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing
School of Nursing
Francis O. Harbdach
Joseph B. Toomer
Mary Bertrand
Frances Cabrini
Eleanor Ann Bauder
Miriam Theresa “Bovar
Betty
Josephine Cardall
Mary Jane Catlin
Kathryn Margraig
Beverly Jeanne DeLong
Marion Jeanette Derousie
Martha Ann Falanga
Elizabeth Clara Fenzel
Florence’ Jeanette Ferguson
Patricia Elaine
Fourth annual Voters of Italian Extradition dinner
The V. O. L. E. holds its fourth annual dinner dance at Hotel Syra teuse on Thursday June 5. Louis Minale chairs the arrangements with Mrs Mary Falcone assisting. Proceeds benefit the V. Q. O. Y. E. Home Fund. A highlight was the announced site for a recreation center home for all North Side children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Syrateuse
Louis Minale
Airs
Mary Falcone
V. QO. Y. E. Home Fund
Ance
North Side
Pre Medical Groups Meet at Syracuse University
Pre medical students and teachers from the Northeast will converge at Syracuse University May 6 and 7 for a regional conference on pre medical education. Alpha Epsilon Delta sponsors with Dr. Hugh Setterfield of Ohio State as national president and Dean Eric Faigle of SU as local chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast
Syracuse University
Alpha’ Epsilon Delta
Hugh E. Setterfield
Ohio State University
Eric H. Faigle
Syracuse University College of Liberal Arts
Births Satisfy April Listings Across Multiple Families
Birth notices record multiple April arrivals across several households. Names include Mr and Mrs James Rausz. Mr and Mrs Gordon Ruckdesche. Mr and Mrs Arthur Latzkowski. Mr and Mrs James Jord. Mr and Mrs Theodore Dardaris. Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell. Mr and Mrs Theodore Kr. oan fraih A. Dobrovsky. Mr and Mrs James Couch. Mr and Mrs Norman Swanson. Mr and Mrs Willam Myers. Mr and Mrs Edward Nojaim. and others inLiverpool Philadelphia Phoenix and Belgium locales. Each entry lists parent names and addresses with April dates and infant gender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rausz
Fannie La‘Imanual
Merritts St
Howard
Camozi
John V. Newton
Jane L. Bench
North Yacase
Barold D. Copeland
Theresa L. Dawley
Madison St
Theodore Dardaris Mclen Costa
Jamesville
Myr
Charles F. Campbell Gielen J. Bowers
Solvar
Theodore KR. Oan fRaih A. Dobrovsky
Elbrices
James R. Couch
Joan Ll. Quimby
Jordan
Norman B. Swanson
Izabeth A. Smith
Willam
Myers
Elizabeth A. Peterson
Edward GC
Nojaim i Grace I. Noreees
M E. Ee
Rita Creene Moe
Rode Ijane
Irene G
Rudolph elected regional Zionist head in Western New York
Bernard G. Rudolph of Syracuse was reelected president of the Western New York Region of the Zionist Organization of America at a Syracuse meeting of delegates. Bernard S. Cohen was elected secretary with Dr. Sidney Marks as principal speaker. Marks asserted Israel’s de facto state status and urged UN membership vote alongside renewed aid for displaced Jews worldwide. Officers elected included Irving Worry, Marvin Gerstman, David Geffen, Eugene Fischer, and William Nimelman with others named as delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard G. Rudolph
Syracuse
New York
Zionist Organization of America
Hotel i
Syrateusan
Bernard S. Cohen
Sidney Marks
Z.O.A
State of Israel
Marks
of Israel
Jts
United States
Israel
United Nations
Dr. Marks
Zionist Organization
Europe
North Africa
China
Irving Worry
Rochester
Marvin Gerstman
Buffalo
David Geffen
Utica
Eugene Fischer
Elmira
William Nimelman
Niagara Falls
al. Rudolph
M. Nimelman
Jack Philipson
Sorversot
Joseph Budonsky
Ithaca
McNett Case Moves in Court Over Allegations
In Onondaga County, Republican Chairman Charles A. McNett will seek in Supreme Court at 2 PM to strike eight allegations from a complaint by Richard C. Rolfe alleging back wages as a publicity agent. McNett's motion, before Justice Frank P. Maipass, targets irrelevance and scandal, with Hancock Dorr Ryan Shove listed for representation. Rolfe’s attorney Rolland B. Marvin was served notice of the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Republican
Charles A. McNett
Supreme Court
Richard C. Rolfe
Frank P. Maipass
Land
Hancock, Dorr
Ryan
Shove
McNett
Rolland B. Marvin
Rolfe
Syracuse Professor Receives Wall Street Fellowship
Dr. James A. Close, associate professor of finance at Syracuse University, has been awarded a summer fellowship to study in Wall Street. He is among 10 American finance professors chosen by the Joint Committee on Education, representing major exchanges and associations. Close will study security and stock market analysis along with new investment banking developments starting July 235.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoseas H. Carroll
Syracuse University
College of Business Administration
James A. Close
Close
Joint Committee On Education
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
National Association of Security Dealers
Investment Bankers Association of America
Wall St
Central School Plan Awaits State Report on 23-District Centralization
Residents of Lysander, Van Buren and Clay await the State Education Department’s check on a plan to centralize 23 area districts. The centralization committee led by Francis LeBoeuf seeks Albany’s favorable report before calling a referendum. The plan, unchanged except for an updated tax rate from 29 to 23, would consolidate 1261 pupils into one district with improvements to Baldwinsville properties pending approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysander
van Buren
Clay
State Education Department
Education Department
Rural Administrative Service
State Commissioner of Education
Francis LaBoeuf
Baldwinsville
Albany
Commissioner of Education
LeBoeuf
Six-Horse Hitch To Exhibit Here
The internationally famous six-horse hitch of Clydesdale geldings owned by Wilson's & Co., meat processors, will be on exhibit in Syracuse May 11 12 and 13. The team recently toured Florida and Georgia, then New Orleans where it pulled the championship out. The show wagon weighs over 4400 pounds with 26 inch scotch collars and each horse carries about 100 pounds of harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clydesdale
Wilson’ & Co
Syracuse
Florida
Georgia
New Orleans
Career Day Program Slated Wednesday in local high schools
The JHE third annual Career Day will be held Wednesday in Nottingham North Valley and Cathedral high schools with speakers from professions business and service occupations. Organized by the Council of Service Clubs the event aims to guide pupils on lifework training. Junior speakers cover opportunities pay and education challenges in various fields with questions on radio acting and scripting among topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JHE
Nottingham
North Valley
Cathedral
Syracuse
Parley on Traffic Safety Sessions at Syracuse Conference
Major phases of traffic safety engineering enforcement and education will be discussed at the Central New York Safety Conference and Exposition in Syracuse next Monday through Wednesday. Topics include pedestrian accident reduction lighting traffic signals safety islands and police traffic enforcement with speakers from General Electric Buffalo Rochester and the Automobile Club of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New York
Safety Division
Syracuse Champer of Commerce
American Society of Safety Engineers
Syracuse
Hugh JH. Estes
General Eelectric Co
Lynn
Mass
Henry W. Osborne
Board of Safety
Buffalo
R. Harrison Young
Rochester
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Tom Davis
State Police School
Troy
Harry E. ‘LaVier
Automobile Club of
Edwin S. Smith
Rochester Safety Council
Worthwhile Life Sermon Marks Golden Anniversary
Rev Abel D Gishier commemorates his fifty years in ministry at Furman Methodist Church. In a sermon on What Makes Life Worth Living he urged living Christ rather than just singing or speaking of Him. Rev L Ernest Otter presided, with prayer by Rev Dr Philip Riegel and choir directed by Howard J Host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel D. Gishier
Gishier
Furman! Methodist Church
Gishler
Christ
L. Ernest Otter
Philip Riegel
Howard J. Host
Also Mentioned on This Page
Solvay
Earl.c. Curkendall
Water Works
John J. Naughton
Meas
James Costigan
Albert Ast
Douglas Sr
Frienden
Evangelical Reformed Church
Young Adult Council
New York State Council of Churches
Sunny Hill
DeWitt
Auburn
Oswego
Normvich
New York Area
Mount Palomar
University College Auditorium
E. Genesee St
Eee Ciab
Borel
Syra
Automobile Grid Directors
Hotel Onondaga
WNDR
Charles Feathertone
Johnny Louther
Milton Berle
St. Joseph’s Hospital
S. U
Albert Avey
Willam C
Prentice
Swarthmore Colege
Herman G. Weiskotten
Syracuse University Medical College
O. P. Jones
University of Buffalo
Sidney J. French
Colgate University
William B. Kennedy
University of Pennsylvania
Aura E. Severinghaus
Columbia University
U. S
Municipal
Myron J. Parkinson
Parkinson
Mail Messenger
Millard F. Wecker
Federal Building
B. G. Rudolph
J. A. Close
Council of Service Clubs
Syracuse Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Medical and Bar Associations
The
Manufacturers Association
Benjamin G. Berry
State Department of Labor
Everett Hatch
Lee Carroll
William Mackey
Fred Kaffer
James Callaghan
Raymond G
George i E. Grotz
National Safety Council
Chicago
Grotz
Dela Iepe State Police
U. S. Army
Foster M. Kunz
Federal Bureau’ of ‘Investigation
Kunz
Idaho ‘State Highway ‘Department
Bureau
Yale University
FBI
Arthur J. Collins
Buffalo Police Department
Truman H.preston
Syracuse’ Chamber of Commerce
Collins
Dyeing Service
S. Warren ST
F.H.A
Lincoln Bank
Office
Pusgek NM FY
Cine-Kodak Film
Warren ST
Onondaga Hotel
First Trust
First Trust Deposit Company
Vets Ee el Ce
Ee Insurance Corporation
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