Dorothy Thompson proposes neutral Germany and US Soviet aid plan
Dorothy Thompson urged a Switzerland like Germany with a non alliance constitution to deter war and called for a UN backed settlement program for Palestinian refugees. She warned about 726000 Arabs left homeless by expulsions and said the Middle East crisis fuels terrorism. George Barakat will speak. Bishop Peabody will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dorothy Thompson
Syracuse
First Presbyterian Church
Middle East
Council of Church Women
Switzerland
Miss Union
Thompson
Palestine
United Nations
Miss Thompson
George [Barakat
American Middle East Relief
Malcolm E. Peabody
Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
Syracuse University Events Highlight Dinner Speaker and Meetings
The Syracuse University American Marketing Association hosts an annual dinner at 6 P.M. in Slocum Hall with guest speaker George A. Bowie of Firestone Rubber Co. Valedictorian Herbert Wall tops Albany College of Pharmacy. Onondaga Republican Club meets with Clarence Twichell discussing a county manager plan. University convocation features Dr. Vincent J. Glennon moderating a panel. CPA chapter holds officer elections at the University Club. Central New York Osteopathic Auxiliary elects officers at the University Club. Lemoyne College scholarship exams begin Saturday at 10 A.M., with three parts English math and a foreign language. Real estate board annual conference set for Elmira with Robert J. Canon as speaker. Workout Horse Show held at Sunny Hill Farm in De Witt with officials named. Syracuse Federation of Teachers hosts an open conference on television's impact on children at 7:45 P.M. Bethany Baptist Church reports seven new members from yesterday's service with 204 attendees. May dinner of the Liverpool Chamber features Mrs. Rhea Eckel as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University of the American Marketing Association
Wil
Slocum Hall
George A. Bowie
The
Firestone Rubber Co
Horsemen's Association of Onondaga County, Inc
Sunny Hill Farm
Jamesville Rd
de Witt
William West
Lansing Crouse
Kurt Bauer
John Scranton
John Scott
Church to Sponsor Two Day Bazar at St Matthew's East Syracuse
Parishioners of St Matthew's Church East Syracuse will sponsor a two day bazar on their new school property Monday and Tuesday May 29 and 30. The bazar will feature 24 booth attractions including a special game area for children Memorial Day activities run from noon into the afternoon and evening Honorary chairman is the Rev P Linley pastor of St Matthew's assisted by Rev J F Flavin and Rev D B O'Brien with parish organization officers as committee heads.
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St. Matthew's Church
East
Syracuse
P. LiFinley
St. Matthew's
J. F. Flavin
D. B
Council May Seek Larger Quarters
ALFRED W. HAIGHT president of the Common Council said meetings soon may be held outside the City Hall chambers due to crowding. He wants a larger assembly space and notes the charter limits meetings to the chambers. The discussion followed plans for the Patton Dawson high school debate.
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Alfred W. Haight
Common Council
City Hall
Haight
David H. Patton
Bernard M. Dawson
Court of Appeals
Council
Health Department
Patton
Mrs. Dawson
Driver Dozes At Car Wheel Injuring Two In Fayetteville
Two Chittenango men were hurt when the driver fell asleep at the wheel on Route 5 near the railroad crossing in Fayetteville. Robert Crain 23 suffered arm and knee injuries while James Taylor 25 had a head laceration and knee injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenango
Fayetteville
Robert L. Crain
James Taylor
John Checkosky
Jamies Roache
Cain
Theft of cash and watch reported at Valentino home
Nicholas Valentino of 301 Woodbine reported a theft at his combination store and home. He said on returning at 10 30 P M an open side window and broken lock allowed entry. About 3905 dollars was taken from a cedar chest and 220 from a cash register plus a 75 watch. Detectives noted the watch missing from the bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Valentino
Woodbine Au
Thomas’ Reap
Alfred Fredenburg
Valentino
Lyncourt Home Damaged by Fire
Twenty volunteer firemen fought a roof fire at Warren Patcher’s home 151 Pleasant View Ave Lyncourt. Defective chimney caused the blaze, under control in 20 minutes with damage about 600 dollars. Chief Jasper Perrige led the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyncourt
Warren Patcher
Pleasant View
Jasper Perrige
Cottage Restaurant Robbed of About $100
The Cottage Restaurant at 835 Burnet Street was robbed overnight after a window was forced open. Police said approximately $100 was taken from two shuffle boards. Proprietor August Straccamore of 315 North Beech Street operates the eatery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet al
Bernard Kuik
August Straccamore
N. Beech St
Doctor Finley Heads Central New York Osteopathic Society
Dr John H Finley of Syracuse elected president of the Central New York Osteopathic Society at a Saturday meeting in the University Club. Other officers named include Dr Allen S Prescott vicepresident Dr William Kaufmann secretary and several directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Beall
Brattel Rd
Central New York Osteopathic Auxiliary
University Club
William Prescott
Judson Johnston
Tefft Bassett
Joan HH. Finley
Syracuse
Central New York Osteopathic Society
Allen S. Prescott
William Kaufmann
K W. Hawes
T. T. Bassett
F. Cc. Heimbert
OW. Hoffman
R. R. Ross
F. J. Beall, Jr
Finley Gene J. Casey
Binghamton
Spe
Cialist
Robert E. Cole
Geneva
The
New York State Osteopathic Society
Casey
Juline Group
First Communion Achieved by 23 at St Therese Church
A class of 23 children received their first Communion yesterday at St Therese Church. Rev. Gerald F. Dunn celebrated the mass with assistance from Rev. John Quirk. Carolyn Mancabeeili led hymns with Josephine Petrela on piano. the catechetical group included Cathedral School nuns and Miss Margeret McCal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Therese Church
Gerald F. Dunn
Carolyn Mancabeeili
Josephine Petrela
Father Dunn
John Quirk
Cathedral School
Margeret McCal
Want a Tan Offer at YMCA Roof Sun Deck
Y.AALC ADGLT members may sunbathe on the YMCA roof from 9 AM to sundown every day except Sunday. Robert Merrill, dormitory secretary, says there are more than a dozen benches available for sun-bathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.aalc.a. Adglt
Robert Merrill
Y.M.C.A
Syracuse Jewish Center Dinner Seeks Center Progress
The Jewish Community Center board hosts a 6 30 p m dinner at Temple Adath Yeshurun to update the Syracuse Jewish Community on the new center project. Joseph Markel president of Buffalo’s center speaks on building needs and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Community Center Board
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Syracuse
Joseph Markel
Buffalo
Adult 50 and Over Recreation Plan Aired
Syracuse Recreation Department invites adults over 50 to a 7 15 P M Kirk Park recreation center meeting open to the public. The session aims to discuss the need for leisure programs for retirees and those with spare time to build new friendships and shape an upcoming department program. Mrs Helena G Hoyt notes strong interest and seeks input from potential participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Recreation Department
Kirk Park
Helena G. Hoyt
Club and association events listed for today in Syracuse
A dense schedule showing Rotary Kiwanis photo engravers Jewish Welfare Federation and other groups meeting at Hotel Onondaga or Syracuse. Luncheons dinners and mix of business and social gatherings hourly through evening with multiple insurance agents meetings and a Soviet tank engineers reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of Insurance Agents
Syracuse
Syracuse Firemen’s Association
Onondaga
Rexall Drug Co
Photo Engravers
Jewish Welfare Federation
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Onondare
Taljeewish Welfare Federation
Onondera
America Insurance Group
National Association Bank Auditors
Lawrence University
Intel Syracuse
Auiser
Pioneer Women
Rotary District Conference Opens With 600 Delegates
About 600 delegates from 55 Rotary clubs gathered at the Hotel Onondaga for the 253d district conference. John W. OConnor of Oswego opened the session and introduced Ralph S. Dunne of Narbeth as Rotary International representative. Dunne will speak on tomorrow's Living and other topics include club service youth and international work plus district committee plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Onondaga
John W. O’connor
Oswego
Ralph S. Dunne
Narbeth
International Service In Action
Utican Club
Dunne
Rotary
Frank W. Weedon
Detroit
Claire C. Russell
Syracuse Club
Ray T. Hudson
Howard F. Nicholson
Moses Couple Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Isaac Moses of 122 Weiser Street mark 60 years of marriage. Native New Yorker, they moved to Syracuse 15 years ago. A party was held at the Pioneer Homes recreation room with neighbors attending. Mrs Moses, 79, plans to bake cakes for an evening visit.
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Isaac Moses
Weiser E
New York City
Syracuse
Lakelander Sees End of Sewage Pact
Walter N. Pope of Lakeland says Syracuse will be decisively defeated by residents of Lakeland and Geddes over a sewage dumping pact with Solvay Process Co. He blasts the 1945 agreement extending dumping rights until 1955 and after, and notes a public meeting at 8 P.M. tomorrow with a 15 member protest committee to push the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Pope
Lakeland
Syracuse
Solvay Process Co
Geddes
Pope
Solvay
HESAM
Syracuse-Solvay Process Co
Disease Totals Up One to 84 in Syracuse
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES in Syracuse last week numbered 84 cases as compared to 83 the previous week, per Dr. Clealand A. Sargent, Commissioner of Health. Chickenpox fell to 33 from 45, German measles rose to nine, and measles, mumps, pneumonia, salmonella, strep throat and whooping cough were also listed with small increases and decreases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Clealand A. Sargent
Commissioner of Health
Sargent
Eastwood Road Widening Approved for Grant Project
Mayor Oris Eastwood and City Engineer tour Eastwood road section to widen from 30 to 36 feet and add curbing at an estimated cost of 18000 funded by capital improvements. Plan follows approval by the Common Council and relates to traffic from the Grant Village housing project. Separate flood damage suits seek 30000 for homes at 135 and 137 North Avenue against drainage from Eastwood road site.
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Eastwood Rd
Grant Bivd
North Av
Nelson F. Pitts
France
George H. Bedford
Corcoran
Capital Improvements Fund
Common Council
Viage
Corporation Council
George L. Richardson
Thomas Keane
Fred L. Coe
Eastwood
Entries Grow For Cancer Slogan Contest in Syracuse
With three judges named Mrs. Melanie Kreuzer Mrs. Irma Manning and Royal O Day the cancer slogan contest nears Wednesday midnight deadline. Jackson M Potter sponsor reports contestant numbers doubling over the weekend and four cash prizes totaling 1000 dollars with 300 dollars to first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson M. Potter
Cancer Crusade
Melanie Kreuzer
Irma Manning
Royal O'Day
Realtors
Genesee St
Syracuse
Boat Mishaps From Page One
Multiple drowning and rescue efforts reported across lakes and rivers including Lake Champlain Seneca Lake and the St Lawrence River. Victims named include Cooper 52 Florczyk 52 Worthington 65 and Donnelly 40 with rescuers and search parties continuing at Crab Island Umbrella Point and Long Sault Island.
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Clinton Worthington
Batavia
Worthington
Black Lake
Syracuse
Crab Island
Kaczymarcyzk
Florczyk
Chester Kulas
Michael Bednarick
John Thoreck
Frank Raska
Michael Kalenack
Joseph Kalenack
Seneca Lake
Scibetta
Pastime Park
Frank van Streate
iGenevga
van Streate
Saranac Lake
Mussin
Repice
William Leo Kruszona
Scotia
Kruszona
Umbrella Point
Bartlett’s Island
St.Lawrence River
Percy Donnelly
Hugh
Ted Monroe
Massena
Crosl’s Island
Thomas Gilbert
William Hood
Daniel Henry
St. Lawrence River Power Co
Long Sault Island
Lake Champlain
Red Cross Maps Water Safety Program Plans
The Syracuse and Onondaga County Red Cross water safety committee will discuss summer water safety plans at Red Cross headquarters. Helena Hoyt Lauretta Newgass and Wynne Cotton will present the projected program to the committee. Last year 24 communities enrolled 2643 children in free classes. expansion may follow.
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Syracuse and
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Helena G. Hoyt
Lauretta
Newgass
Wynne Cotton
Hoyt
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Staff
U.S
U.S.S.R
Herbert Wall
Albany College of Pharmacy
Union University
Town of Onondaga Republican Club
Navarino Grange Hall
Clarence Twichell
Syracuse University “School of Education
Medical College
Vincent J. Glennon
Harry Ganders
Richard Burkhardt
Arthur Combs
Kenneth Peterson
Myron Rosskopf
Verna White
New York State Society
Certified Public Accountants
LeMoyne College
Robert J. Canon
Southern Tier
New York State Association of Real Estate Boards
Elmira
Cowan
Pomeroy Organization
New York State Society of Real Estate Appraisers
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
S. Auditorium
Court St
Bethany Baptist Church
Leo.r. Murphy
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
Heid’s Hall
Rhea Eckel
New York
Carl J. Ballweg
Butternut St
Prospect Cr
Samuel Aloi
Briggs St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Joseph Donahue
John Green
S. State Sr
Cottage Restaurant
John H. Finley
Jewish Fund For Center Dinner
NEW Center Building Committee
Warren Winkelstein
Morris Berman
Syracuse Center Board
Tracy H. Ferguson
Syracuse Jewish Welfare Fund
Jewish Welfare Fund Appeal
W. Leonard Shapero
Sanford Engel
Samuel Pat Solomon
Rotary Club
Rotary Club District
Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Rotary District
Qnondars
MR. and
Lakelander
Henry J. Adams
Willamae
Oris Eastwood
Cooper
Rouses Point
I. Lake Champlain
Kirtlands Commercial Stationers
Sakina
Savings’ & Loan. Association
Warren St
Syracuse, N. Y
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