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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
10
Ralph M. Henderson of the Yale Center for Alcohol Studies notes public myths hinder therapy and prevention progress. At the first annual Institute on Alcohol held in a hotel in Onondaga, he argues alcoholism is a medical, economic, and social issue, not a moral failing, and calls for broader treatment approaches.
Weather forecast highlights show a cold front moving east with warmer air aloft and a chance of rain later. Forecasts call for increasing cloudiness, warmer temperatures, and a daily high around average with a record low noted earlier. A large warehouse fire caused by gasoline tanks exploded, injuring two firefighters and drawing widespread attention.
The music department of Syracuse public schools staged a joint junior high and senior high concert led by G Frank head Ruth S. The program featured fanfare and performances by junior and senior bands with notable students Ja Oberbrunner Donald William E. Bishop and MOR Bai among those seated during the finale. Majorettes Eastwood Norham and others performed in colorful attire as the ensembles presented a vivid depiction of student musicianship from Central Eastwood No mdaga Valleys and Lincoln schools.
Psychologists convene tomorrow on the Hill campus for the fifth parley. Sponsored by the department of education for exceptional children, the conference theme is The Child: Resources in Solving His Problem. Dr Castner Murphy chairs psychology. Speakers include Wayne University Detroit and University of Michigan professor. Abraham S. Luchins will speak on Stress. Organizers are Dr William M. Cruickshank and Dr Ernst G. Beier.
LORNE S WADDELL of Syracuse public information staff today named as any public relations manager for ven Mi pe A resident of 2 af Lindbergh rd A rector of since 1948 and in the university's Bureau of Public Information for more than five years. Be the star on the editorial staffs of the Long Xi Daily Record and J Evening News. He is a graduate of the School of journalism at Syracuse where he was a Daily Orange reporter and a managing editor of the Syracusan. His wife, the former Jean F Manjer, has been a lifelong resident of Syracuse and also was graduated vom Syracuse University.
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