Three Day Craft Show Opens at University College
University College Crafts Center starts its annual exhibit in the U C auditorium with over 100 students displaying works across three days. The free event runs Wednesday to Friday from 2 to 3 PM and 7 to 10 PM, featuring copper ash trays, woven items, pottery pieces, and demonstrations by noted instructors and students.
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University College Crafts Center
U. C
Aultje van Denburg
Crafts Center
Dorothy Lyon
Slocum Heights
New York Milkshed Announces April Price of $3.43 Per Cwt
The Metro politan Milk Marketing Administration set a uniform April price of 3.43 per hundredweight for milk delivered to 433 approved plants in New York Citys six state milkshed, with a 5.8 cent butterfat differential. Deliveries reached a record 666,537,531 pounds, up 78 million from April last year. Administrator C J Blanford cited increased output and more producers as factors.
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New York
New York City
Metropolitan Milk Marketing Administration
C. J. Blanford
Laundry Owners Elect Officers At 40th NY Convention
The New York State Laundry Owners Association, Inc. held its 40th annual convention at Hotel Syracuse and reelected Wil lard M. Smith of Gloversville as president. Victor D. Daigoutte of Briarcliff Manor was named vice president and Harry D. Wemple of Buffalo secretary-treasurer. Directors elected: LeRoy F. Heidrich Albany Joseph R. Kuhn Buffalo Harold Hall Rochester Arthur H. Wicks Kingston Charles H. Parmelee Syracuse Leo Heithouse Mamaroneck Martin Abelove Utica George A. Gilbert Carthage George E. Knowlton Jr. Buffalo and Val Dayton Amityville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Laundry Owners Association, Inc
Hotel Syracuse
Willard M. Smith
Gloversville
Victor D. Daigoutte
Briarcliff Manor
Harry D. Wemple
Buffalo
LeRoy F. Heidrich
Albany
Joseph R. Kuhn
Harold 8. Hall
Rochester
Arthur H. — Wicks
Kingston
Charles H. Parmelee
Syracuse
Leo Heithouse
Mamaroneck
Martin Abelove
Utica
Carthage
George E. Knowlton, Jr
Val Dayton
Amityville
Riehlman To Speak At Lake Shore GOP Dinner
REP. R. W. RIEHLMAN will be principal speaker at the Lake Shore Republican Club annual dinner at 8 tonight in King's Hotel Cicero. About 125 attendees expected. Millard Rogers of Brewerton, club president, in charge with Gerald Todd Cicero supervisor among guests including Mrs Ladd and Mrs William L Ross and her husband.
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R. Walter Riehlman
Lake Shore
Republican Club
King’s Hotel
Cicero
Millard Rogers
Brewerton
Gerald Todd
Ladd
William L. Ross
Republican Town Committee
Ewing Tours S A Speaks At Utica and Syracuse
Oscar Re Ewing federal security administrator visited Syracuse University and spoke at the AFL Union Label convention in Utica. He defended national health insurance as not socialized medicine and predicted Dewey would not run. He voiced support for making medical bills affordable for families.
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Oscar RE. Ewing
Syracuse University
A.F.L. Union Label Trades Department
New York State
Utica
Syracuse
Thomas E. Dewey
William Donovan
Buffalo
Dewey
Ewing
Finia G. Crawford
Hugh C.cregg
Charles J. Hogan
University
Holy Name Men Plan Breakfast for June 11
The Holy Name Society of St. John the Evangelist Church outlines plans for its annual communion breakfast at a Monday meeting in the church hall. William Martin will announce arrangements for the June 11 event at the Onondaga Hotel, with principal speaker Victor Hanson, former Syracuse University football coach, to follow the business session.
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Holy Name Society of St. John the Evangelist Church
Onondaga Hotel
William Martin
Victor Hanson
Formre Syracuse University
Syracuse University Flying Club Nedrow Meet Opens at 2 P.M.
The Syracuse University Flying Club sponsors a club air meet at Nedrow Airpark beginning at 2 P.M. The program includes spot landing paper strafing balloon bursting and bombing. A trophy for the highest score is awarded by Air Force Reserve members and Civil Air Patrol Cadets will parade and assist. The club's newly purchased airplane will be named during the opening.
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Syracuse University Flying Club
Nedrow Airpark
Air Force Reserve
Civil Air Patrol Cadets
Former Diplomat Speaks on Russia and West in Iran
Former Polish diplomat Dr. George Lenczowski addressed the Rotary Club at the Hotel Onondaga on Russia and the West in Iran. Now a Hamilton College professor, he recalled his Middle East service from 1938 to 1945 and noted Soviet aims beyond politics, including Iran’s oil resources.
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Rotary
George Lenczowski
Russia
Iran
Rotary Club
Onondaga
Hamilton College
Lenczowski
Middle East
Binghamton Woman Heads English Teachers Council
Mrs. Drake of Binghamton was elected president of the New York State Council of Teachers of English at the first convention held at the Hotel Onondaga. Officers named include Strang Lawson Colgate and Miss Marion Theisen Queens as vice presidents and Richard Corbin Peekskill treasurer. Helene Hartley Syracuse University presided. delegates named to the executive committee include Mary Conklin Albany Horton Newton Syracuse Joseph Merland Long Island City and Sister Mary Sylvia Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea S, Drake
Binghamton
New York State Council of Teachers of English
Onondaga
Strang Lawson
Colgate
Elsie Waldan
Amherst
Marion H. Theisen
Queens
Richard K. Corbin
Peekskill
George W. Dawson
Manhattan
Helene Hartley
Syra
Ecuse University
Mary Conklin
Albany
Horton Newton
Syracuse
Joseph Merland
Long Island City
Mary Sylvia
Buffalo
Thompson is New Church Council Head in Syracuse
The Rev. Dr. Calvin M. Thompson Jr. was elected president of the Syracuse and Onondaga County Council of Churches at the Centenary Methodist Church annual dinner. He succeeds the Rev. Frank H. Shimer. Officers include Harold Edwards, Robert Pond, Raymond C. Howard, Mrs. Fremont Wallace as vice presidents, Ralph Miller as secretary, Gustav F. Schneider as treasurer, with directors Herman A. Anderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin M. Thopson
Delaware Baptist Church
Syracuse and Onondaga Council of Churches
Centenary Methodist Church
Frank H. Shimer
Laurence T. Hosie
Calvin M. Thompson, Jr
Delaware Street
Treaster
Herman A. Anderson
Carlisle M. Ashley
Albert L. Bauer
Christian P. Jensen
Edwart J. Willett
Shimer
James Mahagan
George Hilson
Leon Abbott
Eaton Alvord
Jerome B. Rusterholz
4 H Square Dance Contest Scheduled
The Onondaga County 4 H Club will sponsor a square dance contest at Kirk Park Community House from 8 to 10 30 P M on Saturday May 27. It features two divisions seniors 14 and over and juniors 9 to 14.
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Onondaga County
Kirk Park
Holy Name Society Breakfast Plan at St Peter's Church
The Holy Name Society of St Peter's Church will host its annual communion breakfast at 9 A.M. at Hotel Onondaga. Communion will be received at the 8 A.M. mass. Guest speaker is Msgr Edward P Buttimer, pastor of Our Lady of Solace Church, with Rev Angelo Straz Msgr Buttimer zoni and Rev Anthony Felicicchia also at the speaker's table.
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Holy Name Society
St. "Peter’s Church
Hotel ‘Onondaga
Edward P. Bultimer
Our Lady of Solace Church
Angelo
Straz
Buttimerzoni
Anthony l Felicicchia
Society
St. Peter's Church
Bielec Wrecking Firm Submits Low Bid for Central Heating Plant Site
Bielec Wrecking & Lumber Co. offered the apparent low bid of 1500 for demolishing a four story brick and frame building at 108 112 Cedar St, part of the site for the proposed county central heating plant. Two higher bids were filed yesterday with County Purchasing Agent Robert W Sollinger.
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Bielec Wrecking,& Lumber Co
Cedar St
Robert W. Sollinger
Rail Strike Threatens GE Layoffs in Upstate NY
Syracuse area 3807 railroad workers idle with broader impact across upstate New York as a New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroads strike disrupts GE supply lines. GE officials caution paralyzing effects but Syracuse plant plans no layoffs before midweek.
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Syracuse
General Electronics Park
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Syracuse Railroad
Upstate
New York
Buffalo
Watkins Glen
G. E
Wao
Harry L. Erlicher
Schenectady
G.E
Harvard psychologist warns on certainty in child mental health
Dr. Stanley Estes of Harvard spoke at Syracuse University on child psychotherapy limits. He argued no conclusive proof that psychotherapy outperforms natural course and warned against overestimating certainty in preventing insanity and neuroses.
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Stanley, Estes
Harvard University
Syracuse University
Estes
Harvard
Melvin Advocates Initiative At Bankers Conference
CRANDELL MELVIN president of the Merchants National Bank and Trust Co addressed the New York State Safe Deposit Association in Glens Falls. He urged private initiative and public service and warned against ingrown thinking while calling for new study planning and action in free enterprise and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandell Melvin
Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
New York State Safe Deposit Association
Glens Falls
Melvin
Mattydale Group To Meet Monday
A meeting of the Mattydale Area Community Council is scheduled for Monday at 6 30 PM at Mattydale School. The event features a covered dish supper a social evening with colored slides of local children’s activities and a nominating committee to be named during the business session.
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Mattydale Area
Postal Workers Expect Cut Order to be Lifted
Syracuse delegates predict Congress will rescind Jesse Donaldson's postal cutting order and restore normal service. They traveled with 400 others from 40 states to press for action, receiving encouragement from New York Senators Ives and Lehman and Rep. Riehlman. A bill granting military duty credit to postal workers has passed the House and may pass the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Postoffice
Congress
Daniel J. Sheehan
State Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Syracuse Joca
William Sanderson
William Peck
Jesse Donaldson
Syracuse
Washington
Sanderson
New York
Irving Ives
Herbert Lehman
Onondaga County
R. Walter Riehlman
House
Senate
Canadian preacher opens Crusade rallies in Syracuse
The Rev Dr Oswald J Smith of Toronto spoke at the Mizpah for the first of two preliminary Crusade rallies. He urged a revival spirit and defined saving faith as trust. Crusade director Rev David A Rees announced a June 4 to 25 tent cathedral event and that Stuart Hamblen will speak at the May 25 rally.
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Christ Crusade
Christ For Greater Syracuse Crusade
Oswald J. Smith
First Baptist Church
Elgar L. Rubright
Adolph H. Huttar
Crusade
David A. Rees
Toronto
Canada
Christ For Greater
Syracuse
Mizpah
Dr. Smith
Reese
Stuart Hamblen
Rabbit Raiser Must Pay for Shooting Dog
Marvin Perkins of 1300 Wolf Street was billed for veterinary care after shooting a dog at the LeMoyne trailer camp. Deputies said the Airedale was wounded in the hip with a .22, Perkins claiming the dog attacked his rabbits and killed one. William E. Rapp of the SPC A warned Perkins to stop shooting and notify the shelter.
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Marvin Perkins
Wolfst
Henry Coughlin
Andrew Hoffman
LeMoyne
Airdale
Perkins
William E. Rapp
S.P.C.A
Rapp
Scouts Will Get Ad Altare Dei Award at Assembly
SEVENTY SEVEN Boy and Girl Scouts will be presented the Ad Altare Dei award at the annual Catholic Scout Assembly at 3 30 P M tomorrow at Most Holy Rosary High School announced by Rev M Shields Dwyer diocesan youth director The award honors Catholic Scouts who have reached First Class and completed religious requirements including Catechism and church service A similar award is given to Girl Scouts Rev John McCarthy director of Catholic charities at Binghamton and area Catholic youth director will speak He has years of experience promoting youth programs and Boy Scouts
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Most Holy Rosary High School
M. Shields Dwyer
John McCarthy
Cathlic Charities
Binghamton
Father McCarthy
Hill Faculty Dines Tonight
Syracuse University's Hill faculty dining program features two top music students tonight at Sims dining hall starting 7 30. Miss Pearl Howes will sing with Miss Bette Wolf at the piano. August Martin will perform piano pieces. The event honors 15 retiring professors and 21 staff members with 25 years of service. Acting President Cornelis W de Kiewier of Cornell University will be introduced by Norman L Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Hill
Sims
Alexander Capurso
School of Music
de Kiewiet
Norman L. Rice
School of Art
Wife Loses Ejectment Suit Over Home Ownership
Justice D Page More house Jr dismissed Mrs Maude F Wright of 207 Avery Ave in her suit to eject her estranged husband from 210 Rowland St and recover back rent. The defense showed a May 1941 agreement granting each a half interest. Earlier eviction action in Municipal Court was dismissed for lack of landlord tenant relation between spouses.
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Wentitia
Dugbot
Rowland St
D. Page Morehouse, Jr
Maude F. Wright
Avery Av
Raymond Bush
Boys' Club Pet Show Draws 119 Entrants
One hundred nineteen pets were entered in the 12th annual Boys' Club pet show held last night in cooperation with the S P C A during Be Kind to Animals Week. First prize winners included Albert Oatley Garland Moody Ralph Gunn Stephen Vrooman David North James Wallis Ernest Norton Roseline Thomas Arthur Larkin and Arthur O'Brien. Prize donors were Mrs Richard P Byrne and the Onondaga Kennel Society. Judges were Mrs Byrne Dr John H Stack Mrs G W Nelson and William E Rapp.
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Boys’ Club
S.P.C.A
Albert Oatley
Garland Moody
Ralph Gunn
Stephen Vrooman
David North
James Wallis
Ernest Norton
Roseline Thomas
Arthur Larkin
Arthur O’brien
Richard P. Byrne
Onondaga Kennel Society
Byrne
John H. Stack
G. W. Nelson
William E. Rapp
Poetry Prize Defense By Archibald MacLeish At Syracuse
Archibald MacLeish defended the Bollingen poetry prize awarded to Ezra Pound for his Pisan Cantos amid criticism. He argued poetry is an instrument of knowledge not opinion and that strong poetic insights can exist alongside troubling views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald MacLeish
Syracuse University
Macleish
Hendricks Chapel
Ezra Pound
Bollingen
Library of Congress
Pound
Institute to Explain State Disability Benefits Law
A series of institutes will explain the sickness disability benefits law taking effect July 1. Miss Mary Donlon announced group conferences for employers and physicians, with programs starting May 16 in Jamestown and continuing through June 20 in Poughkeepsie.
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Elmira
Mary Donlon
State Workmen’s Compensation Board
Empire I State Association of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Jamestown
Buffalo
Rochester
Binghamton
Schenecttady
Utrica
Waltertown
Malone
Glens Falls
Troy
Albany
Poughkeepsie
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Elsa Gahr
Gahr
Stella Dickerman
A. F. Cox,Jr
Ruth Addington
Nellio Park
Sergio. Grimm
Heide Sitts
Phyllis Johnson
Edward Mahring
Mary Langevin
Jane Dankow
Cox
S. A
Holy Name Men
Flying Club
Nedrow
English Teachers Council
Dr. Thompson
New Church Council
Max Grah
Liederkranz
Syracuse Liederkranz, Inc
Central High School
Richter
Stephen Foster
Koerner
THE
Ellen Faull
City Center Opera
Boston
Miss Faull
Britten
Hughes
Landon Ronald
Schubert
Sutter
Faull
Philadelphia
V.flw
Elizabeth Taft
Council
Thompson
Jerusalem
Charlies C. Noble
Cavert
Benjamin Shore
Bielec
Hill Parley
Mattydale Group
Ae Asthma
Leosen
Ist Federal
South
Warren
Syracuse, W.y
Machine Tool Sale
John Lages & Sons
Monarch Lathes
LeBlond
Warner Swasey
Universal and
Lucas
Colburn
Davis Keyseaters
Jack Lagoe
22Th St
Oswego
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