Nations and UN path to security debate at Syracuse
NYU professor Clyde Eagleton opening Citizenship Education Conference at Syracuse University outlined five routes to national strength and collective security. He urged strengthening the UN to deter communism and argued democracy must outperform communism to win support. He warned Americans risk war if democracy is weak and criticized war-mongering rhetoric in media. Also reports on local jury panels and a negligence case in Onondaga County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Eagleton
New York University
Syracuse University
N Y.U
Prof. Fagleton
Russa
United States
Russia
Eagieton
New York Times
Vishinsky
Committee On Foreign Relations
House of Representatives
Europe
Che. Conan
Onondega County
Josie
Andy
Donald Re, Morey
Pauline B. Morey
Jalisco
Donald M. Mawhinney
John IT. Hughes
Mawhinney
Terror Bandit Hunted For Attack on Woman
Mrs Potter reported a brutal assault on Cedar Street in the lower East Side. The assailant forced her to drive into the country after snatching cash and a check, throwing her son into the rear seat and injuring her. A suspect was detained but not identified by the victim. Detectives Chappell and Donahue led the inquiry with patrol officers.
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Investige Potter
E. Fayetet St. ii
Billy
Cedar St. Hel
Potter
Miss Marian Mant
Cedarst
Dom Seve Jowell
Delay Shostak
Plains
Donald Sheridan
George Kappesser
Mel Poller
Shell
LeRoy Chappell
William Donahue
United States opposition to UN power at Dumbarton Oaks
The speaker, once an expert to the American delegation, argued the United States would not grant UN organs legislative power or international police authority. He warned the Senate would guard sovereignty and resist accepting a UN charter similar to Wilson’s Covenant. Mrs. Rhea Eckel spoke on citizens’ responsibilities, and Dean Ganders would award Hill scholarships at the conference amid citizenship tests.
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Dumbarton Oaks
United States Mae
United States
Roosevelt
Senate
Wilson
League of Nations
Rhea Eckel
Syracuse
New York
Helicopter Firms, Directors in Bugheaters Inc Named
Edward 3 Robinson Herbert A Robinson and Richard G Dower tied to Helicopter Owners Farm Corp as directors of Bugheaters Inc. Certificate lists 132000 with 40 shares at 10 each. each director owns 10 shares. Richard Mall of Townsend St sentenced to three months in Jamesville Penitentiary for disorderly conduct. James Tyson given 50 day suspended sentence after guilty plea following an ax fight at Townsend St. Tyson treated for head lacerations at University Hospital.
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Edward 3
Robinson
Herbert A. Robinson
Weedsport
Richard G. Dower
Roford R. S
Bugheaters, Inc
Baikhbig
Hie
Carparasloy Tx Enphasizut
Certifeate
Richard Mall
Townsend St
Jamesville
William H. Bamerick
James Tyson
Joseph Vian
Patro
Andrew Feliz
Joseph Brilbeck
Townsend At
Tyson
University Hospital
Two Syracusans On Bar Committee
Theodore Kiendly of New York City named chairman of the New York State Bar Association committee to operate with the Judicial Council. Other New York City members include Mortimer Brenner David Q Cohen Henry J Kennedy and Arthur H Schwartz. upstate members include Donald V Carr Victor Levine George G Coughlin Donald W Kramer John R Normile Henry T Dorrance Thomas S Kernan Charles S Aldrich J Carl Fogle Charles M Harrington James McC Mitchell H Douglass Van Duser and Frank L Wiswall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kiendly
New York City
New York State Bar Association
Judicial Council
Mason H. Bigelow
Mortimer Brenner
David Q Cohen
Henry J. Kennedy
Arthur H. Schwartz
Donald V. Carr
Victor Levine
Syracuse
George G. Coughlin
Donald W. Kramer
John R. Normile
Binghamton
Henry T. Dorrance
Head Speaks to Syracuse Engineers on Training and Certification
Joseph P. Flynn, national president of the National Association of Power Engineers, spoke at the Syracuse Chapter meeting at the Museum of Fine Arts about making better engineers. He promoted certification, the journal The National Engineer, and an efficiency dividend system, stressing the boiler room as a key workplace. Charles J. Anderson chaired. William Doane described steam power issues and showed a film, while George D. Turner outlined plans for the Albany convention on June 11-12.
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Joseph P. Flynn
National Association of Power Engineers
Syracuse
Museum of Fine Arts
Tolland Tunnel
Hhe
Fis
National Engineer
Charles J. Anderson
William Doane
Eleeteagies Park
George DB. Turner
New York State
Albany
English Setter Believed Stolen
English setter believed stolen from the Marsellus home. The dog is black and white, untrained, gun shy, and missing for over a week. Owners Mike and Mrs Marsellus offer a reward for the dog’s return.
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Mike
Mr. and I
Girl, 11, Leaving Bus Hit by Car
A girl, 11, left a school bus on Greenpoint Avenue near Old Liverpool Road and was struck by a car driven by Morris Gridley of 826 Second Street Liverpool shortly after 3 PM yesterday. She suffered bruises and possible fractures. she was taken to Onondaga General Hospital.
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Phyllis Dure
Russell Av
Onondaga General Hospital
Greenpoint Av
Liverpool Rd
Nicholas Louise
Moris JA. Gridley
Second St
Liverpool
Jewish Camp Opens for Community Center Day Camps
Registration for the dewhstt Community Center Day Camps at Green Lake runs 7 to 9 PM Tuesdays and 2 to 5 PM Sundays at 319 Almond St. Co-chairs Mrs. Alex Holstein and Apron Beckwith announce a wide pickup service for children living away from camp. Camps run June 28 to August 20 for ages 5 to 19, with activities including boating, crafts, dramatics, and daily swimming lessons under Red Cross instructors. Dr. Frederick Roberts chairs health and safety, with Dr. Seymour Schwartzberg and Miss Fann Rhea Winkelstein assisting. William Vecher heads the personnel committee alongside Aaron Beckwith and others.
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Dewhstt
Green Lake
Tuessiags
Almond St
Alex Holstein
Beckwith
Rete
Alyes
Sehwanden
Alps
Sirf
United States
Sheiff
New All Children
Yorke City
Uicer
Frederick Roberts
Camp Health and Safety Committee
Seymour Schwartzberg
Ex Syracusan Plane Victim Among Three Killed
Former Syracan resident Robert F Heels 26, nicknamed Friend, died in Detroit just before the war outbreak. The Syracusans plan a Switzerland trip and a Jersey cattle show trip to London May 18, with several local natives visiting relatives in Schwanden and LaFayette Road.
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Robert F. Heels
Hools
Detea
W. Ethenids & Son
Injured Man Loses Suit Against City
William A Campbell age 3 of Whe last the use of boll rugs when struck by a car at State and Harrison streets on October 12 108. He claimed the city was negligent and responsible for defective conditions that prevented him from moving after the collision. The defense moved for nonsuit after about one hour of argument. The plaintiff testified from a rolling hospital bed about his injuries and proximity to the curb.
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William A. Campbell
Genesee
State and
Harrison Sts
Atice Brile
Waston
Elyden
George ‘Yt. Driscol
Dwight C. Dale
Five Accused In Gem Deal
Five diamond dealers faced grand jury action after waiving hearings. Arrested Thursday they are charged with violating the Gold Reserve Act of 1934 and illegal acquisition and possession of gold. Named are William Jacques of New York City, Morris Borenstein, Chaskiet Koschitzky, Mordka Abramezk, and Norbert Geldzahler, with bail set at varying amounts. An appeal may be taken as Campbell’s camp denies negligence and claims contributory fault.
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CTY
Campbell
New York
Europe
Gol
U.S
Garret W. Couler
Mealy
Myhey
William Jacques
New York City
Morris
Borenstein
Chaskiet Koschitzky
Mordka Abramezk
Palestine
Norbert Geld~zahler
Forest Hill
New York Central Train Derails Near Vernon Junction
A New York Central mail and express train with one passenger each derailed today at Vernon Junction, two miles south of Shelby. Ten of fourteen cars left the tracks, three refrigerator cars overturned, but no injuries were reported. Engineer Herbert Tames blamed a grade crossing for the derailment as the train, traveling about 45 miles per hour, moved from Columbus toward Cleveland.
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Shelby
C. U
New York Central Mail
Vernon Junction
Here
Herbert Tames
Columbus
Cleveland
Lions Hear About Labrador Mission and Career Day Plans
Lions heard about the Labrador mission during a Miss Joan McKay visit from Briselot Laboratories at Katcheen. McKay taught inhabitants, especially youth, handcrafts and supplied materials for home industry to fund the mission. Leonard Collingworth presided and praised Arthur Dinsdale as Career Day chairman. Lions will present a station wagon to the Lighthouse.
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Labrador
International Grenfell Mission
Joan McKay
Briselot Laboratories
Katcheen
Syracuse
McKay
Leonard Collingworth
Turners Celebrate 100th National Anniversary in Syracuse
Syracuse Turners presented a gymnastic exhibition at Grant Junior High last night to mark the 100th anniversary of the national organization and the local 41 thousand dollar anniversary celebration, drawing an audience of over 1,100 attendees.
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Syracuse Turners
Grant
National Organization
Jocal A
Dinner Topic On Control Between Shipping And Invoicing
A dinner meeting of One Systems and Fractures Association of Syracuse will discuss control between shipping and invoicing at 6 30 PM Tuesday at Tubbert's. Executives may call T J O'Neil at Carrier Corp before Monday to reserve.
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One Systems and Fractures Association of Syracuse
Thesday
Youth pleads not guilty to 10 counts in police court
Leo J. Nolan 23 of Nedrow pled not guilty to 10 charges of disorderly conduct in police court this morning. Judge William H. Bamerick set bail at 500 dollars, with Nolan to return May 14. Police said Nolan was involved in a fight last night in the 2100 block of South Salina Street.
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Leo J. Nolan
Nedrow
William H. Bamerick
Nolan
S. Salinast
Italy Senate Chooses Bonomi and Geanchi in Free Parliament
Independent Ivanee Bonomi elected president of the Italian Senate and Christian Democrat Giovanni Geanchi named head of the National Assembly as Italy holds its first freely elected Parliament in three years amid a volatile election. The anti-Communist bloc shows gains with Communist rivals trailing in a key vote.
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Romb
Ivanee Bonomi
Ialian Senate
Giovanni Geanchi
Natonal Assembly
Lily
Aith
ELD der Wit Senate
Promisa Alcide Be Casperi
Wnti
Jory Ia
Manlius Cadets Celebrate Father and Son Day at School
Manlius School hosts Father and Son Day with Company A and other cadets inviting dads to campus events this afternoon and dinners in Syracuse. School officials plan evening gatherings with entertainment and speeches by notable alumni.
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Manlius Cadets
Manlius School
Syracuse
OfAelais
Sehraift's
Onondaga
Phillip Schuyler
Cobleskill
Matias School
Watertown
Aatinty
Roe Gibson
Baysalle
Far East Recruiters Visit Syracuse for Recruiting Tour
Syracuse hosts members of the 11th Airborne and First Cavalry Division back from Japan for a special recruiting tour. led by Second Lt. Jack K. Langbling, the group will visit Clinton Square booth and the Syracuse Centennial Auto Show, sharing information about Far East occupation duty and meeting potential recruits from area high schools.
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Syracuse
11Th Airborne
First Cavalry
Japan
Jack K. Langbling
Oklahoma City
Utica
Norman’ M. Bakke
Syracuse U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Laugmling
11Th Airborne Division
Camp Crawford
Island of
Hokkaido
Francis X. Dugan
11Th Airborne Divison
William Gross
Bernace O. Sugars
Camp Drew
Honshu Island
Raymond Klussman
First Cavalry Division
Camp McGill
Clinton Square Booth
Chimes
Thief Steals $25 From Gas Station Safe
WILLIAM FREEDMAN reports a $25 theft at a gasoline station on S State Street. Entry gained via east window. money taken from an unlocked safe according to the proprietor.
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William Freedman
S01
S. State St
Freedman
Editor Arthur Aull Dies After Long Newspaper Career
Arthur Aull, longtime editor of the Democrat in Lamar Mississippi, led the paper for years with direct news presentation. His departure followed accusations of omitting details and sparking reader trust concerns as he defended keeping stories accurate and complete.
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Jane
Miss. Doe
Aull
Democrat
Play Money Used At Mission Sale In Washington
An all day auction at the Rescue Mission in Washington Street 5158 ended with play money used to buy household goods and other equipment. Clinton II Tasker superintendent and assistant Miss Gretchen Ramsdell led the sale. A ythoner provided by Mrs. Thomes Bpard was part of the program.
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Mission Sale
Washington
Clinton II
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