Insurance Agents End Four Day Parley in Syracuse
The New York State Association of Local Agents wrapped up its 65th annual meeting at Hotel Onondaga with a new board and luncheon. Albert C. Deisseroth of Syracuse was reelected president. resolutions urged housing bill opposition, auto insurance access for under 25s, and simplification of rating procedures. An address by Arthur Motley urged modernizing sales methods to improve service.
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New York State Association of Local Agents
Hotel Onondaga
Albert C. Deisseroth
Syracuse
Roy A. Duffus
Rochester
John C. Stott
Norwich
J. W. Rose
Buffalo
Waegner-Ellender-Taft
New York Fire Insurance Rating Organization
Lawrence Daw
Syracuse Underwriters Exchange
Burnet E. Haylor
Lewis F. Lighton, Jr
Irving L. Shimberg
Carl A. Young
Arthur H. “Red” Motley
Parade Publications, Inc
Albert C. “‘Deisseroth
Hunter Brown
Pensacola
Fla
Roy A.duffs
Jay W. Rose
Bank Robbery Report At Small Town Residence
Miss Edrea Mac Hill of 807 East Fayette notified police this morning that part of the contents of a small change bank were taken from her home. The bank was not broken but about $14 was missing with about $2.50 left by the thief.
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Edrea Mac Hill
E. Fayette Jr
English Insurance Plan Outlined
Alfred J Bohlinger New York deputy superintendent told the New York State Association of Local Agents that England’s insurance regulation is minimal yet effective. He cited sworn statements as a strong safeguard and noted British agents mainly procure business rather than underwrite or write policies.
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Alfred J. Bohlinger
Insurance of
New York
England
Insurance and Companies
Bohlinger
CBA Pupil Wins Honor Recognition for Top Marks
James F. Smith a senior at Christian Brothers Academy won first prize as outstanding student at a Brother Adolphus Honor Society meeting. He posted 98.16 percent in the third quarterly exams and leads a field where Alfred Villeneuve and Richard Kelley also posted high averages. Fifteen pupils earned 95 percent for first honor certificates, eighteen earned 90 percent for second honors, with twenty eight maintaining the cited averages.
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James F. Smith
Christian Brothers Academy
Brother Adolphus Honor Society
Fred Smith
Geddesst
Smith
Roosevelt Junior High School
Alfred Villeneuve
Villeneuve
Francis Villeneuve
Burnet Park
Richard Kelley
Mabel Kelley
Stinard Av
Honor certificates presented by principal and moderator
Certificates for 85 percent achievements were awarded as third honor certificates. The presentations were made by Brother Cornelius, the principal, and Brother Richard, the moderator of the honor group.
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Cornelius
Richard
Ruling on Use of City Cars Due
A definite policy on city owned cars for public school system attaches will be issued after Percy M. Hughes Jr. named Commissioners Clayton L. Ripley and Clare C. Russell to draft a code of procedure. They will present recommendations at a future board meeting, following a 7500 mile trip in a city owned car by deputy superintendent William R. Dixon.
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Percy M. Hughes, Jr
Board of Education
Clayton L. Ripley
Clare C. Russell
William R. Dixon
Superintendent Defends Automobile Use as Salary Component
A school official responded to criticism on Tuesday by stating that automobile use was part of his compensation and that he did not believe he violated any rules. He argued the perk was an accepted part of earnings and defended his conduct amid the scrutiny.
Van Duyn School Dance Review closes PTA year
A dance review at Van Duyn School on Thursday at 8 P.M. marks the end of the current school year for the John Van Duyn Parent-Teacher Association. Students in the dancing class perform under Miss Margaret's guidance.
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van Duyn
John van Duyn Parent-Teacher Association
Margaret
Long program notes on a community event
Long list of organizers for a community event includes Mrs Robert Foster as accompanist and a large steering group led by Mrs Irving Miller with numerous assistants. Home room mothers manage refreshments under Mrs William Jakes with many helpers. Publicity chair is Mrs W H Biggs.
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Lennox- Wylie
Fred Whitehead
L. E. Kitch
Co. E. Killoran
Ronald Clark
Robert Fower
Chester O'Dell
W. H. Biggs
Hamilton Brother Sought in Ontario Police Aid
Hamilton authorities request Syracuse police help to locate Jack Clemens, brother of George Edward Clemens who has been a hospital patient in Hamilton for several years. George is about 65.
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Hamilton
Ont
Syracuse
Syraquese
Jack Clemens
George Edward Clemens
George
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CBA
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van Duyn School Dance Review
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