Rev Charles J Brady to Speak at Holy Name Society Breakfast
The Holy Name Society of the Cathedral of the Sacred Conception will host Rev Charles J Brady City Missionary in the Syracuse diocese as the Mothers Day speaker. Brady served as Army chaplain from 1941 1945 and accompanied invasion forces to Hollandia New Guinea the Philippines and Japan. Other speakers include Rev Marr James P MecPeak rector of the Cathedral and Leo T Moles president of the Syracuse Chiefs.
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Washington
Saint Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Church of the Most Holy Rosary
Father Brady
Saint Mary's
Hollandia
New Cuinea
Philippines
Japan
Hawai
Australia
Onondaga Hotel
Fev. Marr
James P MecPeak
Leo T. Moles
Syracuse Chiefs
Traffic Officials Seek Public Backing for One Way Streets Trial
The Chairman of the Common Council traffic committee asked Syracuse residents to support a proposed one way street plan set for trial May 15. The plan includes Warren Street south bound James to Salina Clinton Street north bound W Adams to W Genesee Harrison Street east from Salina to Warren Burnetay east from State to Tenend Streets. The mayor's traffic advisory committee believes wide support could make the trial successful and notes the plan aims to ease the postwar traffic problem.
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Albert T. Holltenbeck
United States
Syracuse
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Warren St
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Clinton St
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Harrison St
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Burnetay
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Tenend Sts
Mather Wins MIT Fellowship for Research Labor
Douglas L. Mather, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron S. Mather of 114 Ardmere Place, earned a Charles A. Coffin research fellowship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. An electrical engineering graduate top of his class in 1943, he worked as a General Electric test and field engineer at Schenectady before joining Syracuse University as an instructor in electrical engineering.
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Myron S. Mather
Ardmere Pl
Charles al Coffin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jot. Mitchell
College of Applied Science
Syracuse University
Mather
General Electric Company
Schenectacy
Abbs’ Ruetor
Schaefer Quits As City Worker
Bert Schaefer, a city employee, retires to run a Taylor store at Red Tenthaw. His three year leave ends Thursday. He previously served in GE turbine planning from 1948 to 1949 and worked as a photographer for INI and Syracuse Herald before joining city service in 1929.
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Bert" Schaefer
Red Tenthaw
Othe
Schkaefer
General Electric
Semeler
International News
Syracuse Herald
Coy
Advertising Club Luncheon Dialog on Present Industrial Crisis
Ridings to address Advertising Club at Syracuse Hotel Seracuse discusses Managements Views via the Current Industrial Crisis. Thursday noon program opens two part series with Labor’s Views to follow next week by John J. Manuritte.
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Deagton G. Rudings
Porter-Cauble Machine
Col Wall
Advertising Club
Sveracuse
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