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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1949
Page
4
Dr. T. W. Smith of Syracuse University told the U S Chamber of Commerce that elected officials fail to solve problems not from a flawed system but from how people view proprieties. He urged compromise and inward discipline to keep peace while confronting insoluble issues.
The Rev. C F Van Marter will preach at 10 AM Sunday at Romulus Presbyterian Church. Sunday school meets at 10 AM. The sermon theme is Mothers and Her God.
The opening session of a two day forum by the American Public Works Association highlighted the appointment of an ex ecutive committee for the new upstate Public Works Association. Raymond H Dodge Harold D Dean Ira Elmer and Hubert Walker were named to the committee. The event drew over 150 supervisors at Syracuse University with talks on radios snow plows garbage disposal and capital improvements.
Journalism and Radio Day combine at Syracuse University to mark 15 years of the School of Journalism. George Y. Allen, assistant secretary of state for public affairs, will address attendees at the dinner and Sigma Delta Chi will honor seven top journalism students and present awards to the outstanding male graduate of 1949 and the Mary Zaretskie senior woman. Allen, a veteran in the American foreign service since 1930, heads public affairs and information offices.
Two people were hurt in a late night head on collision on Route 80 in Fabius. Mrs Barbara R Wilds 30 of Fabius suffered a contusion to her right knee and passenger Jessie V Lickie 60 of Fabius sustained a sprained right wrist and head bruise. The other driver George M Darling 38 of Fabius was unharmed and ticketed for driving on the wrong side of the road.
Mrs Hartman becomes president at the Morning Musicals annual meeting held in the University Building studio. She succeeds Mrs Frederick W Whiteside whose term ends. election of other officers and directors follows with several names named for one and three year terms.
A meeting will be held at 8 P.M. today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young of 1012 Ballantyne Rd. to complete arrangements for the reunion of the June 1924 graduating class of Vocational High School May 24 at the school. Reunion committee members include Robert Edinger, Mrs Edward Doyle, Joseph Petrunick, Nicolas Erradi, Joseph Spade, Miss Alice Young, Mrs Burton Wright, Mrs John Purdy, Mrs Charles Klug, Mrs Ralph MacDonald, Mrs Donald Gardner and Mrs Young.
Harry C. Copeland of 101 Lincoln Avenue received 2750 dollars in a Supreme Court settlement for injuries from a June 1947 car collision. The car was operated by Lawrence De Lorme of 139 Ashdale Avenue and owned by C. W. Winkelman Co Inc. A jury had been drawn and the case was to be tried before Justice D Page Morehouse Jr. when the settlement was announced. Attorney for the plaintiff was Thomas W. Egan with Paul R. Shanahan as counsel.
Pulaski hosts a New York State School Boards Association spring conference with Oswete, Lewis, Jefferson and Onondaga counties in attendance. Alfred T. Peters presides, program includes Harold Forses and Everett Dyer speakers, dinner at Central Sepoch Cafeteria, 6:39 PM start.
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