Activities of New York State Vente Cemmat Luncheon
Executive director Lee C Dowling outlines activities tomorrow at the annual luncheon of the practitioners section of the Council of Social Agencies. The meeting gathers Syracuse and Onondaga County social workers at the American Legion Hall Court Street. Alpert Gordon is president of the section.
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New York State
Vente Cemmat
Lee C. Dowling
Council of Social Agencies
American Lagion Hall
Court St
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Alpert Gordon
Children's Court
Dental Society warns impacted teeth may cause disorders
The New York Dental Society told Bawers Li Buididlie Fmok that impacted teeth pose risks to all teeth alignment. Dr He Binghamson noted teeth failing to emerge can tilt others and trigger infections. Syracuse Constructors bid on street widening and plastic methods were discussed at the meeting in Syracuse. A noon luncheon and fashion show at Hotel Syracuse honored Elmira and announced new officers to be installed in a candlelight ceremony.
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Corcoran
New York State Dental Society
Syracuse
Donald H. Miler
Elmira
He Binghamson
Simal Weeih
Nelson F
Common Council
Adams St
Indan
Hanlon
Syracuse Construct
Darlington
Iun With Httle
Stat
Porcelain Son
J. Meamy Jing
Por ‘Onondaga
Judge-From Page 01g Jury selection sparks protest in Titus case
In a pretrial hearing judge Foley and officials clash over exempt juror lists. Titus, appliance dealer, along with Bernard E. Klock Jr. faces charges of cons and misappropriation related to a $2,200,000 bank case with two prior trials. Averbach argues jurors should face no exemptions.
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Aome
WCNT
Averbath
Pers
Hunt
Titus
Averback
Foley
U. S
Edmund Fon
Bernard E. Klock and Jr
Gien A. Porter
Rescued Sailor W. Stewart Returns After Ordeal
W. Stewart, 19, son of Ms. Anne Stewart, home on leave from the USS Wasp, recounted a harrowing crash incident. He was pitched into frigid water, entangled by a rope on a liferaft, and spent nearly an hour fighting the cold before surfacing.
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W. Stewart
Anne Stewart
Patesaprentice
Wasp
Mayor to Attend United States Mayors Conference in New York
Mayor Corcoran departed for New York City to attend the United States Conference of Mayors at the Waldorf Astoria. Councilman Marcellus Eichenlaub Glenni D Tomb and Laurence J. OToole director of the Bureau of Municipal Research will also attend the conference which opens tomorrow.
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Corcoran
New York City
United States Conference of Mayors
Elevator upgrade OK'd for Fire Headquarters
Fire headquarters will gain an elevator to ease access for department officials and guests. The Common Council approved a 12,900 appropriation, later amended to 25,000 after a revised cost estimate surfaced, enabling the elevator installation.
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Common Council
Temper on the Green: Lawsuit Over Damaged Golfer
A $50,000 suit files after Marcellus golfer Louis J. Snow lost his temper on the Tuscarora Golf Club ninth green and threw his putter, striking partner Klos in the face. Snow’s action caused head injuries and facial lacerations, with testimony before Judge Frederick Henry. Attending players included Albert Ingarner Ray Smith Henry Raymond Bush and legal reps Hand Bush Bond Schoeneck King Maloney.
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Supreme Court
Marcellus
Louis J. Snow
Marcellus Attorn
Wicel
Erick Henry
Snow
Klos
Albert Ingarner
Ray Smith
Henry
Raymond Bush
Marvin, Hand & Bush
Jos
Francis E. Maloney
Bond, Schoeneck & King
Astor Trust Buys Two More Parcels Here
Deed records show William Waldorf Astor estate trust conveyancing premises at 80S 810 S. State St to City Bank Farmers Trust Co of New York. Transfers by Tillie R. Bloomer and Philip Hilsbert to the bank as trustees under deeds dated August 15 1929, with stamps indicating a price around 45000.
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Syracuse
William Waldorf Astor
S. State St
City Bank Farmers Trust Company of
New York
Tillie R. Bloomer
University Av
Philip Hilsbert
Scott Av
Willam Wal- Gorf Astor
Fifth Av
War Memorial
St. Letter
Pomeroy Organization
Maple St
City Ban Farmers Trust Company
Gun Toter Byworl COR sarc Baed ANDREW CHAPMAN case details
Andrew Chapman 23 of 152 was arrested after a morning disturbance at 606 South Ave where police say he threatened LaPoint 32 of 663 South Ave with a rifle. The gun reportedly unloaded. judge ordered confiscation. In a separate Syracuse Transit Co negligence suit, Evelyn Herriman was awarded $9,000 for injuries from a bus fall on April 1 1951.
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Andrew Chapman
South
LaPoint
Chapman
Baryrick
Charles Dawson
Evelyn Herriman
Herr Timan Sr
Syracuse Transit Co
William Als Kempf
Kempf & Doughe
Stevens to Review Biography of Morris Stevens
Harold D. Stevens will review The Extraordinary Mr. Morris by Howard Swigget at 12:20 in the social room of the Public Library. The public is invited as Stevens examines the early American financier noted for charm with women. Police report a lacerated right index finger from meat slicing at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Harold D. Stevens
Gouverneur
Toma
Stevens
Mr. Morris
Howard Swigget
5: Public Library
St. Joseph's Hospital
Yale Professor Takes Medical College Professorship
Dr Edward Staisbrook a prominent figure in psychiatry and professor at Yale University has accepted a full professorship at the Syracuse University Medical College. Announcement stated his staff appointment here. Staisbrook, described as more of a football player than a scholar, previously toured South America conducting parametric and anthropologic research among villagers in Brazil.
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Edward Staisbrook
Yale University
State College Oi
Syracuse University
Stainbrook
South America
Brazil
New Housing Project Gets Council Approval
The Syracuse area will prepare plans for an 1,800,000 single family housing rate 160 units on tax delinquent property run by a non profit civic leaders group. The project aims to be self supporting and liquidating with financing approved by the council. Council members spoke in favor noting revenue from delinquent lots and veteran families may benefit. A theft report and Shrine Circus tour incidents rounded out the council session.
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Syracuse
Corey
St Joy
Luaranee
Leo P. Dorsey
Glenni B
Harold R. Roderick
Joe Simmons
Joseph Grosso
Mattydale Air Base
TIE Council
Gregorig
Armed Forces Week Review On Syracuse Campus
Gas shortage and bad weather marred a civic Armed Forces Week review at Syracuse University. O T C airmen paraded on campus instead of Archbold Stadium due to a weather pilot and equipment issues, with a full parade rescheduled for later in the week for those unable to attend.
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Syracuse University
Ale Peres
Archbold Stadium
R.O T.C
Carnegie
Defense Department
Tibrary
Sue
Ar Launh
Fr Norcott Invokes Aid For Council
The Rev. David J. Norcott led the invocation to open a Common Council meeting under a new shared chaplain program with Rabbi In J. Hyman and the Rev. Dr. Albert L. Banner. A motion pic ture on land use preceded tours. Council actions included confirming a $38,500 mobile crane purchase for Meadow Brook and creek cleanups, a $700 grant for charter copies, and taxicab ordinance tweaks. An eight-year-old boy injured slipping on a wet sidewalk near Blaine and Putter Street was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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DE. Stainbrook
Allesit
Duke
Bellevue Hospital
Payne Psychiatric Clinic
New York Hospital
New York State Airic Institute
Yale
Stainbrook
Nett Haven Community Hospital
Yale Psychiatry Clinic
David J. Norcott
St Joseph's
Public Works
Harmon
Meadow'rook
Onondaga Creek
Harbor!’ Brook
Cold Brook
City Planning Commission
Putter
Inet
John Bisesi
Marcellus Sr
St. Joseph's Hospital
New Lowe Art Center on L. U. Campus Has Last Word in Modern Entertainment
Syracuse University unveils the Joe and Emily Lowe Art Center as the first new postwar building on campus. Faculty leaders Norman L. Rice and Kenneth G. Bartlett highlight its modern galleries and student studios. Mrs. Lowe to cut a ribbon at tonight’s events. the center houses a first-floor gallery, four office spaces, and color-schemed corridors.
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Lowe Art Center
L. U
Joe and
Emily Lowe
Syracuse University
Faculty Club
Norman L., Rice
Hil Art School
Kenneth G. Bartlett
Office of Public Relations
University
Sims
Syracus
Eny
Hill Gallery
M Rd
Chartreug
ART Center
Stampus
Crow: College
Smith Hall
Marshal St. Sculptu
Industrial de
Thompson Rd
Syracusan
New York City
Lowe
Art Students League
New York
U. S
Robbins
Conn
Brooklyn
Robert H. Podzemny
Harry A
Fi ‘Curtis
Norman L. Rice
School of Art
Syracuse Uni
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