Solvay Soda Plant Dedicated at Solvay by Allied
A new multi million dollar Solvay soda ash plant was dedicated today by Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation. R G Zimmer, plant manager, received a glass key symbolizing the occasion. Attending were Carton Gates, H R Margetts, LG, C F Hockett, and Munro. The plant, part of Solvay Works, features concrete and reinforced steel construction and is designed to withstand 200 mph winds, marking a major investment in the industry.
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R. G. Zimmer
Solvay
Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation
Wit Key
Zimner
Solvay Works
Carton Gates
H.R. Margetts
Wand LG
C.F. Hockett
Munro
Enicf
Career Day set for East Syracuse students Monday
East Syracuse Bligh School hosts Career Day with guidance leaders and 32 occupation fields. Edward Got Id-Journal staffers, Altman from East Syracuse Chevrolet, Peter Bola insurance agent, and Stanley Zamort will join as speakers guiding students in planning their futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Syracuse Bligh
Edward
Stanley
Zamort. Priney
Elfzh
Altman
Teasurer
East Syracuse Chevrolet
Peter Bola
Guidamce
East Syracuse High School
Penova Assem
Syracuse Soda Ash Plant Project Elevates Local Industry
The Syracuse Frost Company continues as trustee for a large new Iroquois bonds issue, detailing a major soda ash plant expansion. The site will replace a 1922 plant, featuring distillation towers, a 39-ton traveling crane, and rapid-access equipment. Construction involved McGraw and Frank W. Stephens firms with D. Osmond directing engineering. About 2 million man hours were spent, with 300 local manufacturers supplying equipment and materials. The plant will serve glass, alkali, and many other industries, advancing the nation’s soda ash production and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw Consvicubn
Frank W. Stephens
Sokays Con
Field Sq. Ferdae
Dent Chemical
Aivition
D. Osman
Syracuse
S U Catholic Groups Elect New Officers
St siete More Foundation students elected officers and committee heads for annual communion events. Executives include George Kep pchenectady Oswego servers and Clifford Englewood to ushers, with Jom n J Pajak Buffalo as foreign students chair.
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St Siete More Foundation
Sicrolas Caivano
Mallowra
Sunda
America
Caivana
George S. Keppchenectady
Oswego
Clifford DD
Englewood
Law
O'Sullivan
Playield
Enzo D. Marinelli
Sea Village
X.J
G.C
Jomn
Henry A. Demers
Syracuse
House
Robert 4 Lesko
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Miguel R Diaz
Boga
Bernard J. Galvin
Rochester
Paul!’ Whing
Ontaro
Canada
Wit
Righos
Garfield
Girl Scouts Help Distribute Red Feather Thank You Posters
Nearly 200 Girl Scouts in Syracuse and Onondaga County distributed Red Feather Thank You Week posters. Under Miss Katherine Sullivan the group handed out more than 100000 posters to downtown stores, suburbs, and rural areas while downtown businesses plan visual displays to show support for Red Feather agencies.
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Cotntutmide
Syracuse
Gnondaga County
K Katherine Sullivan
Quen- Gaga Council
Ure Communi Chest J and
Connell
Frederick Flaherty
Mes Fiahériy
W. Edwards & ¢ Brothers
Sears-Roebuck
Mackson Brothers
C. EL iCapped & Sons, Inc
The
Addis;co
Rudolph Jewelry
Frahland Co
Wells & Coverly, Inc
Lincoln National Bank& Trust Co
Pebble School To Go Coed
Pebble School Inc. voted yesterday to admit girls next autumn and plans remodels to fit the policy. Trustees elected for three years include Charles Dorkin and Earls J. Machold among others. continuing for two years are Ezza Cornell Blanding and Francis Weeks. one-year terms include Theodore Simonton and Carnett Blanding. Officers named: President Theodore Simonton, vice president and secretary William Greene, treasurer Hugh Rege. Repairs were made by wartime president Henry Fraser and the headmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble Will School Inc
Charles Dorkin
Earls J. Machold
John A. Proven
James H. Reedy
Wiliam D. Johnson
Ezza Cornell Blanding
Gordon J Momingue
Francis D. Weeks
Frank Dolan
Charles W Bradley
Edward Fonda
James
Tiso Men Stabbed In Grill Disputes
TWO MEN were stabbed last night at Madison and 5. McBride srs. Police took both to Onondaga General Hospital. James Powell, 29, of 739 Almond st. received an inch cut over the left eye after a dispute with a stranger at the Paradise Grill. Homer Sharks, 21, of 135 Madison st. had two eightinch slashes on the right side of his face, needing seven stitches.
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Madison
McBride
Onondaga General Hospital
Joseph Doachee
John Ludzate
James Powell
Madileon Sr
Donohue
Pitts Chooses Water Types in Three Zone Plan
Pitts remarks on water classification in a plan proposed by the Since Waler Suwon Conic Board. The drake would be divided into three areas: north for bathing, center for fishing, and south for industrial use.
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Uty Exuaxcen Orelsome
Pitts
Fos
Syracuse editor denounces government censorship at journalism week
Alexander F. Jones, editor of the Syracuse Herald Journal, urged bold exposure of corruption by U S government agencies at the 43rd Journalism Week dinner in Columbia Maine. He warned that department heads claim security to suppress publication, risking loss of press freedom. He urged reporters to uphold the American way and highlighted awards to journalists including John H. Wolpers posthumously.
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Columbia
Alexander FF. Jones
Syracuse
Herald: Journal
Herald-American
University of Missouri
Jones
Internal Revenue Bureau
Reconstruction Finance Cors Oporation
Interv
Freedom
American Society of Newspaper
Seelien
el mm
Providence
Evening Bulletin
Special
Journalism Week
John H. Wolpers
Six Bristol Men Work on Convention at Syracuse
Six Bristol men participate in the sixth annual convention of the American Society for Quality Control in Syracuse. Dr Martin Brumbaugh directs Bristol statistics and is a former national ASQC director and Sherhart Medalist. Noel coordinates product records and moderates the panel, with Feigtena cochairing arrangements, Pinchols leading registration, Rick Laughlin heading the book committee, and Dr George Hunt organizing special features for the panel. The event, at the Hotel Syracuse, draws quality control scientists globally amid hotel damages from a roof installation.
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Brétal Lab
American Society For
Focal AS
Feigtena
Cochairman
C. Pinchols
Neal Off
Bristol
Chemical Control Laboratory
Robert 3Ick Laughlin
Chemical Control
George Hunt
Syra
Syracuse
RicClusky
Japan
India
South Africa
Canada
Mistrial Granted In Palermo Ri Supply Case
A mistrial was granted yesterday in the action brought by Palermo ri slabyactor raging firm. Supreme Court Justice Jackies Wilvard McClusky presided. Attorney Van W. Hancock for Conway Supply Co. Inc. sought the mistrial after a juror was observed stopping to eat at a restaurant owned by Raymond and Madora Tunhard.
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Palermo
Supreme Court
Tere
Jackies Wilvard
McClusky
van W. Hancock
Conway Supply Co., Inc
Wes
Restauant
Raymond and
Madora Tunhard
Phoenix Man Injured in Route 57 Car Collision
A two car crash on Route 57 near Mover's Careers yesterday afternoon left Phoenix resident Charles Ralph 69 injured. Ralph, a passenger in a car driven by attorney Frank Decker, was treated at home for brush burns and bruises. Other passengers Harold Gilbert and John Stam reported knee and arm injuries. Patrolman Takubowski investigated as the wreck damaged a porch at 302 Bearsl.
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Charles Ralph
Phoenix
Ralph
Frank
Harold L Gilbert
Brewerton R. Er
John H. Stam
Bart ci
Aehy J. Moriarty
Griver
Crandon Suit to Resume Monday in Trial
The trial of a $2100,000 negligence suit brought by Miss May Crandon against Marquis F Horr driver of the auto and Syracuse Transit Corp. resumes Monday morning in Supreme Court. Miss Crandon alleges permanent disability from the July 3, 1951 accident and appeared in court in a wheelchair. Lawyers for Crandon include Daniel F. Seubert and George T. Driscoll. Horr is represented by Arthur Smith and Michell. transit company by Elmer Jacobson.
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May Crandon
Marquis F. Horr
Syrac Louse Transit Corporation
Supreme Court
Miss Crandon
Syracuse Univesity
Varsity
Cluir
Edgar
Neptune
Samuel F. Killian
Aiissindon
Frederic T.henry
Mies Crendon
Herr
Daniel F. Seubert
George T. Driscoll
Michael DeJohn Listed as Deserter
The San Diego based des retriever report notes boxer Michael DeJohn a young professional heavyweight from Syracuse N Y has been fined a deserter from the Marines DeJohn brother of middleweight Joey DeJohn was first reported missing March 26 His status was changed to deserter on April 26 The rookie boxer enlisted last November A police and Marine investigators check of Syracuse sporting hangouts failed to locate DeJohn
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Syracuse
DeJohn
Scout Saves Self From Bad Burns In Tractor Fire
Tim Ryan, 10, of Camillus, helped by his Boy Scout training, escaped severe burns when his oil-soaked sleeve caught fire near a burning field. He rolled on the ground to smother the flames, then was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital and expected to return home next week to help his father.
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Tim
wRyan
Lea
Ryan
Camillus
St. Joseph's Hospital
Six Area Men Begin Sampson Training
Clifford Kosimne age 18 from School si is among six area men who began training today at Sampson Air Force Base after enlisting Wednesday in the Army Air Force recruiting station in the Chimes Building. Also listed are Charles E. Patrick of Watertown, Lest Shefties of Jordan, Francis Royce Sr. of AD 1. Coming, Richard A. Yeob of Carthage, and George L. Vollmer of Elmira.
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Clifford Kosimne
Sampson Air Force Base
Army Air Force
Chimes
Stony
Charles E. Patrick
Watertown
Jordan
Francis Royce
Richard A. Yeob
Carthage
George L. Vollem
Elmira
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Tos Cigie JouLihe
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Thal Droquets China Company
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Yesterdar
Dow Toon Syracue
Worw
Fince
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MIES
Margaret Yaklich
Cornwall
Winifred B. Ross
Pompton
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Patricia Cunningham
Warrensburg
Beverly J. Murray
Ann
Gil
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New Haven
Conn
Mmutes
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H. Margaret
Yconnor
Secretarial Ave
Islance
Joan Waileh
Peckville
Alt
Mary G. Flav Syracuse
Missions Committee
Barbara R. Suchy
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Nut
T. Paine Centore
Mary Ann Dallon
Oneida
Patricia
W. Fay
Pitsburgh
Janet A. Jordan
Patricia AL Saxton
Endicott
Our Lady’ of Pompei Church
Josephine Pratico
Angelo Geiss
Dominic Colelia
Louis Liparulo
Hatel Gnondage
der Brothers
Jean
Marcellus
Wvest Aurion
Beth Kitling
Key Walsh
Pebble School
Tiso
Ffs
William Hever
Earih
War Memorial
Raymond Saaler
David Laoland
Sgt
Arthur
Watts
Decker
Reloi
Burhans and Black Corp
Anthony J. Toscano
North Side Businessmen's Association
Paul C. Deis
North Side
Michael ¥. Cassatto
Eazenovia
Duncan Hines
Soumet
Crandon
Michael DeJohn
Scout
Self
Sampson
Bea Chubby
Butternut St
Savings Bank
Salina
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