Improvement in Railroad Services Is Urged by New York Central Official
Augustus Hart general manager of New York Central lines east of Buffalo urged 432 veterans at the Onondaga Chapter meeting to merchandise railroad service. He highlighted Wayneport icing, Pace maker merchandise, and equal government treatment for transport. Hart stressed courtesy, customer focus, and pension plans for workers, recalling a pensionless miner story to stress funding. He credited railroad brotherhoods for favorable working conditions and thanked mayoral officials. The program included prayers, music, and a peak leather sole shoe noted as medieval fashion.
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New York Central
Augustus Hart
Central
Buffalo
Association
Onondaga
Wayneport
Hart
United Ion
Vote Against Vestrywomen Attacked At Diocese Meeting
Delegates at the 82nd annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York in Utica defeated a proposal to allow women to serve on vestries 135 to 91. Mrs. Arthur Lambert of Fayetteville, the only vestrywoman in the diocese, refused to resign, saying the action shows lack of progress for equal rights. The convention also rejected a canon change to shorten the meeting to one day. Rt Rev Malcolm E. Peabody defended the two-day format. Ray M. Bush was elected president of the Central New York Episcopal Churchmen's Association with Carter Strickland Glenn Waitter and Richard Rhinehart named to officers.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Central New York
Utica
Arthur Lambert
Fayetteville
Trinity Church
Lambert
Claude Leyfield
Syracuse
Committee On
Malcolm E. Peabody
Ray M. Bush
Central
Police Ordered To Watch Andre's CHIEF JOHN A KINNEY
Police were ordered to monitor Andre’s 700 Club at 760 S Salina St after Paul Di Renna said the State Liquor Authority had reclaimed the club license. Renna, who sold his stake to Charles Simone on Dec 7, and Simone were arrested Jan 20. Renna freed by A D A Roger O Baldwin. Simone pleaded guilty to violating the Alcoholic Beverage Control law and paid a 400 dollar fine. Last week police investigated a complaint of an assault at the club.
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John. A. Kinney
Andre
S. Salinast
Paul di Renna
State Liquor Authority
Renna
Charles Simone
Simone
Roger O. Baldwin
Pooley to Address New York State Teachers Conference
Dr Robert C Pooley professor at the University of Wisconsin and past NCTE president will speak Friday night at the New York State Teachers of English conference in Hotel Syracuse His topic is Where Are We At Archibald MacLeish former assistant secretary of State will speak at the luncheon Saturday at 1 PM Group discussions adoption of a constitution and officer elections are planned for 9 30 AM Saturday
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Robert C. Pooley
University of Wisconsin
National Council of Teachers of English
New York State
Syracuse
Pooley
Archibald MacLeish
Disorderly conduct leads to $59 fine and suspended sentence
Malcolm Fields, 49, of 144 Renwick Place pled guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined $50 with a three month suspended sentence by Judge William H. Bamerick in Police Court. He was arrested March 11 after a stabbing incident involving Peter Dickerson, 42, of 40914 East Adams Street, and has remained on bail.
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Malcolm Fields
Renwick Pl
William H. Bamerick
Fields
Peter Dickerson
E. Adams St
Tomcat Guards Dead Cat Girlfriend After Traffic Tragedy
Tinker the tom cat, owned by three year old Roberta Luke, pulled his feline friend from traffic then stood guard over her body for hours in a grassy roadside area. He drank milk offered by his owner and remained by the scene, prompting the household to report the steadfast guardian.
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Rome
Tinker
Turiard
Roberta Emily Luke
Robert F.luke
Dean Names Assistant Deans at Syracuse Journalism School
Dr Wesley C Clark head of the Newspaper Practice Department at Syracuse University is named assistant dean of the School of Journalism. Dean M Lyle Spencer, slated to retire in June, will lead the school for another year and assist in raising funds for a new journalism building to replace Yates Castle as the medical center is planned.
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Wesley C. Clark
Syracuse University
William P. Tolley
Tolley
Sims Hall
M. Lyle
Spencer
Dean Spencer
Clark
Yates Castle
University to Honor Retiring Faculty at Dinner
Fifteen members of Syracuse University's teaching staff retiring this summer will be guests of honor at the annual faculty dinner Saturday at 7:30 P.M. in Sims Hall, according to Chairman Keith J. Kvennedy.
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Syracuse University
iSims Hall
Keith J. Kvennedy
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New York Central Veterans Association
William J. Hanlon
Corcoran
Aloysius J. Owen
Irwin I. Hyman
John M. Joslyn
Carl Silfer
Barbara Micale
Elmer Beeseley
J. F. Albertson
Dy. R.C. Pooley
Tomcat
Herald-Journal
Wire
Grody’s Golf Sale
Bristol
Bristol Irons
Bristol Woods
Gredy
Grody's Luggage and Sport Shop
South
Salina Street
Beck
Woolworth’s
A. S. Beck
S. Salina Street
B. Tan Er
Dean
Mage
Peter Hagen
Per Nagst
Popper Morson Company
Rockefeller Center
George Block
RCA Victor
RCA Eye Witness
RCA Victor Eye Witness
Corner
South Salina
E. Jefferson St
Rudolph’s
Fulton and
Oswego
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