Sargent backs county health department merger plan
Dr. C A Sargent district State health officer urged a county health department at a press luncheon. He said a full time county unit would coordinate all county health agencies improve sanitation and oversee sewage disposal milk sanitation meat packing and eating place sanitation.
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H. Burton Doust
Frank J. Costello
Doust
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Theta Medical Center
Welfare Department
Department of Education
Children’s Court
Onondaga Health Association
Red Cross
Indantlie Paralysis Foundation
Council of Social Agencies
Syracuse
Couny
Elmwood Post to Host Legion Meeting With Guest Speaker
Elmwood Post of the American Legion will host the county Legion meeting tomorrow at 8 15 PM announced by William Pope county commander. Guest speaker Louis Drago department membership chairman will make a special visit. Attendance urged for all membership athletic and regular delegates. Baseball season plans outlined by baseball chairman William Conley.
Third Report Due Friday in Jewish Drive
The Syracuse Jewish Welfare Appeal will host its third report meeting at a Friday luncheon in Trotter Syracuse. Division leaders will report on women's organizational gifts and district cover. Men’s division chair Mark Bernstein will outline volunteer efforts and the trades division will present under Max Gardner. Funds from an Evening for Haganah will aid Palestinian defense forces.
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Syracuse Jewish Welfare, Appeal’s Destiny Campaign
Trotel
Syracuse
William Smith
Harold Lerman
Sidney Grossman
Irving Cohen
Samuel Greene
Mark W. Bernstein
New York State
United Jewish Appeal
Max Gardner
Jack Finkelstein
Eoward P. Rose
Arthur Fleiss
Haganah
Berinstein
City Students Raise $8,000 For Crusade Effort
The Children's Crusade finished with strong results in senior and junior high schools as Syracuse public schools report over 88 000 in donations. An unusual Board of Education ceremony distributed monthly reports to school representatives while letters pour in from pupils and teachers expressing desire to extend the program until term end. Douglas Johnson Sr thanked participants for their work and Harold J. Coon outlined funds to be used to buy food packets.
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Uuder
Douglas Johnson
Jschool
Letty Harold J. Coon
Su* Sperintendent
Johnson
Raccoon Trapped and Taken to Shelter
A raccoon in the 300 block of Essex Street was trapped after a half hour by volunteers from the SPCA and area residents. Difford Andrews initially attempted a noose, but the animal slipped free and fell from a high point to the street before responders secured it for transport to a shelter.
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Difford Andrews
Commission Suit Settled for Six Hundred Dollars
Elmer Eshelman real estate broker accepted a 600 settlement in his action for 4250 broker commissions against Harry and Herman Gallanter former Turf Restaurant owners at 8 Salina Street. Eshelman claimed 10 percent of the 42500 sale price for bringing Gallanters and Gregory Banes purchaser. defendants said they paid five percent to another broker. Trial lasted two days before Justice Alger Williams of Buffalo and a jury in Part 114. Eshelman was represented by Richard P. Byrne and Joseph Potrunick of Byrne Byche Lowery.
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Eshelman
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Herman Gallanter
Turf
Salina St
Gallanters
Gregory Banes
Alger Williams
Buffalo
Richard P. Byrne
Joseph Potrunick
Byrne, Byche & Lowery
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