Spring Weekend at Syracuse University Shines Bright
The Campus of Syracuse University hosts the second day of Spring Weekend with 1,260 students and guests at a strawberry and cream breakfast in Sims Hall. Coed servers in sailor outfits, orange-clad cheerleaders, and a moving-up ceremony mark the event. Chancellor To ny moves up the freshmen to sophomores as a symbolic senior thesis is added, with Iris Roth sworn in as new Women’s Student Government president.
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Peg Cram
Syracuse University
Sims Hall
Ocean
Sam Goekjian
Shaker Heights
Phi Kappa Alpha
William P. ToNey
Syracuse
Tren
William B. Leak
Oakland
N. J
Leak
Lawrence G. Krisher
Livonia
Baule
Reuven Dobry
Tel-' Aviv
Israel
Joseph E. Terkash
Harpersville
Herman Kaiser
Vineland
M. OL
Utica College
Albert Henry Rome
Roland Campion
Utica
Jean Anne Brydon
Eggertsville
Peluso
Joan M. Farber
Buffalo
Leslie J. Israel
Warren
Diane Day
East
Orange
Anna H. Genisch
Wiliams
Ariz
Patty Grapel
Brooklyn
Congressional Committee
J. G. Fred Hiss
Anne Gwynn
Veraji Elien
Sterling Hayden
J. Hiss
New York Leader Passes Pan Hellenic Gavel to Elmira Heights Member
Miss Toby Klugman, outgoing president of Pan Hellenic, turned over her gavel to Joan Matern of Elmira Heights, Phi Mu member. Mobbed by students and spectators, Vera-Ellen Anne Gwynne and Sterling Tayden greeted the crowd and congratulated those tapped for junior and senior honoraries at the morning ceremonies.
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Toby Klugman
New York
Pan Hellenic
Joan Matern
Elmira Heights
Phi Mu
Vera-Ellen
Anne Gwynne
Sterling Tayden
Pogo for President chatter at Syracuse Weekend
Walt Kelly creator of Pogo spoke in Syracuse at the Spring Weekend event. He said Pogo is for people and satirizes those overly worried about themselves. The feature highlighted senior honors and the national drive for a Pogo for President campaign with students receiving certificates of merit.
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Walt Kelly
Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Syracuse University Daily Orange
Kelly
Grandma Moses Festival Opens Monday at Museum
The Grandma Moses Festival opens Monday at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts, sponsored by the Council on Aging. Co chairs Mrs. John A. Steele and Hendrix Ten Eyck announced three days of events including displays, ceremonies, and a civic review at Archbold Stadium with 1200 ROTC members and Air Force jet salutes.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Fred Jeske
Willis Hills
Kenneth Kindelsperger
Constance Simmons
Rank Hennessey
Council On Aging
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
John A. Steele
Hendrix
Ten Eyck
Armed Forces Week
Sita
Syracuse
Frank Hennessey
WNDR
Knights
Mildred ©. Meskil
E. Genesee Street
Doubleday
WSYR
New York State Department
W. Jefferson Street
Commerce
Taylor Street
Arieremory
Liverpool
Hancock Field
Richard H. Amberg
Onondaga County
Civic
Archbold Stadium
Air Force
New York Guard
W. Jefferson Street Armory
Taylor Street Reserve Armory
Ilam
P.M
Reserve Corps
32D i
Air Division
Eastern Air
32D
Defense Force
National Guard
Mnfighting
Hancock
Sion
Randolph C. LaPrade
Clan
Liverpool Navy Staton
Gwyn Thomas
Amice
Thomas W. Pay
Smith
Thej
William H. Chilton
Presidential Claims Hit By Riehlman
Draft tests delayed for 24 students as pre induction physicals set for next month. Local Board chair Fred Jarick P White announced the delay citing ongoing debate over presidential power. The list names many individuals and addresses connected to the draft process.
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Fred Jarick P. White
Carl F
Dobe
Milton Av
Ronald A
Robbins
Willoughby Pl. James
McMahon
Wellesley Rd
Harold Bristol, Jr
Teall
Maynard G. Tischler
Board OF Supervisors
Dama St
John James
Robert Giordano
John Redeye Prats
Daniel Driscoll
James Russell
Kevin Dowling
Park Station
George Ward, Jr
Ordnance Depot Job Openings Stir Local Debate
Senate committee echoes concerns over government expansion as Seneca Ordnance Depot in Romulus lists openings for lathe operators assemblers packers lift operators machinists electricians and laborers with wages from 1.24 to 2.56 per hour amid bids for a new building at 225000 to 300000 funding.
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Ruemlman
Truman
Seneca Ordnance
Romapus
Iam
J. Sanderson
Civil Service
Audubon Society to Open May Program Tomorrow
Audubon Society kicks off May activities with field trips to Oakwood and Morningside cemeteries tomorrow morning. The event includes a hawk migration talk, planned field notes sessions, and a loop through Montezuma Refuge. Other events span May 10 to May 25 with trips to Green Lakes State Park and the Montezuma Refuge, plus a convention in Schenectady. Gerald Blair elected Geddes Democratic committee head succeeding Mather Mahan. Edward Sweeney and Mrs. Joseph Duffy join as vice chairs, Fay Rydelek secretary, Thomas Maine treasurer.
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Gerald Blair
Geddes Democrats
Town of Geddes
Democratic Committee
Mather Mahan
Solvay
Edward Sweeney
Joseph Duffy
Fay Rydelek
Thomas Maine
Oakwood
Morningside
Onondaga Audubon Society
Iteatless Wilner Scheer
Charles Mayhood
Memo- Gineratia Feers
Comeeting
Green
Least Lakes State Park
Walter Spofford
Walton Sabin
TS NS Me
Puacauoh
Nowhere State
Schenectady
Cayuga Park
Montezuma Refuge
Recreation Education and Safety Roles Drafted for Division
A draft defines requirements for a recreation specialist with a physical education background and a degree, preferably a 1 3 master's, to oversee all athletic programs for the division and its squadrons. An information and education specialist with journalism or teaching experience and a bachelor's degree will manage the division's information programs and SAFL enrollment. A ground safety technician should be a safety engineer expert overseeing division ground safety and supervising subordinate units.
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Wills
U.safl
Jacket Stolen From Tavern Clerk Report
Dominick R. Cavella 45 of 100 Court Street reports a jacket valued at 25 stolen from a clothes rack in a tavern located in the 1000 block of South State Street early today.
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Dominick R. Cavella
Court St
S. State St
New Jersey Girl Is Hill May Queen
A veil of secrecy around Syracuse University students was lifted with the May Queen announcement. Miss Mendelowski won over finalists Miss Jeanette Wadson, Miss Jane Shutter, and Miss Matchia Sanford. The honor reflects scholarship, character, and service.
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Syracuse University
May Queen
Jeannette Wadson
Jane Shutter
Matchia Sanford
Mendelowski
Dr Batkin Speaks At Capital College
Dr Stanley Batkin, assistant professor of medicine at State University College of Medicine, Howard University, Washington DC, addressed the arts and faculty at Capital College of Medicine today. The talk focused on Problems of Pain in the Neck and Head.
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Wright
Stanley Batkhin
State University College of Media
College of Medicine
Howard Univguity
Washington, D. C
Press Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow in Syracuse
The Syracuse Press Club, comprising working newspaper radio and television newsmen, will meet tomorrow at the PBA clubrooms 317 North Clinton Street. The permanent meeting place will be discussed at the gathering.
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Syracuse Press Club
Iom i Oy
PBA
N. Clinton St. Y
Syracuse
Youth Leaves College to Wed Negro Bride
Robert McAllester, 23, a mathematics major from Ithaca, plans to marry Grace Cunningham, 22, a Berkeley, California coed, on June 4 in a Quaker meeting house in Ithaca two days after graduation. He will leave Earlham College at Richmond, Indiana, to wed but continue studies by correspondence. both families approve.
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Ithaca
Robert McAllester
McAllester
Larlham College
Richmond
Ind
Grace Cunningham
Berkley
Calif
Miss Cunningham
The
Society of Friends
Allen
Farm Loan Administration
Baldwinville
Meanester
Fire at beauty shop and rubbish pile injures none
A blaze broke out yesterday afternoon at the Francis Beauty Shop on South Ave, with dense smoke spilling from a rubbish pile under an outside stairway behind the store. Police said the rear stairs and building were charred but no injuries were reported.
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Chard’s
South Av
Francis Beauty Shop
William Reidy
Cooperative Chest Agency Tours Set For Red Feather Week
A nine member omits will oversee public tours through Syracuse and Onondaga County Chest and Council agencies during Red Feather Thank You Week. John J. Kinane named chair of the tour committee as a group plans several daily agency programs and tours to show how charitable dollars are used without soliciting funds.
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RED Feather
Community Chest
Council
Roger G. Moreland
John J. Kinane
William S. Quinn
Standing
William P. McArdle
Stuart F. Raleigh, Jr
Jon AL Hastings, Jr
Council of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
A. van W. Hancock
Kinane
Albert C. Deiseroth
D.so
W. Edward Thompson
A.fl
Cochairman
Stuart F Raleigh
John Hastings
Joseph F. Owens
Katherine O'Toole
Norma Sione
Guinea Pig and Kitten Dominate Boys Club Pet Show
About 150 pets competed across many species in a Boys Club pet show. Ernest Norton’s guinea pig won for unusual, Billy Burnett’s kitten drew human interest, and James Taylor’s prize snake impressed judges. Winners span small and large dogs, a cat, and rabbits with several exhibitors earning awards.
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Genesee SL
Ernest Norton
Billy Burnett
James Taylor P
Clifford Rohad
Neil Noble
Robert Winxelman
Dayton
Walker
Killen
David Guancal
Roland Terraro
Richard
Payrne
G. W. Nelson
John H. Stack
William E. Rapp
Hazel Twombly
Adlai Wheel
Fred Haag
Robert Bloom
North Side 45 Club Election Dinner Meeting
The North Side 45 Club plans its sixth annual dinner and officer election. The gathering and vote will occur at 3 PM tomorrow at the Odd Fellows hall.
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North Side 45
Odd Fellows
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Kelly Newell
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Norman L. Audas
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Diones
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College of Liberal Arts
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Gerhard M. Baule
Ibazine
Gerhard H- Baule
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Ann Peluso
George B. Peluso
DeWitt
Isi
School of Music
Fayetteville Hightor
New York” School
Star
Kellyh
New York Post
Christ*mas
Logo
Grandma Moses
Robert P. Halloran
James Smith
Harold Wandined
Civil
Collin P.wlliams
Curtis Irwin
Edward P. Langebartel
Hancork Field
Riehlman
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Ordnance Depot
Department of Justice
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Federal Building
Robert W. Sollinger
W. J. Burns Co
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Conway Co
Doster & Egan
Children’s Court
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Audubon Society
New Jersey
Hill May Queen
Dr. Batkin
Capital College
Earlham
Chubby's
Butternut
Kitten
Syracuse Boys Club
S. Warren ST
Onondaga
Bild
Syracuse N.Y
Iene
Coon
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