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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1940

Page

2

Mosher urges county reform plan for Onondaga

Dean William E. Mosher proposes a seven point program to cut costs, create a county executive, reduce the Board of Supervisors to 10 or 12, adopt merit hiring with civil service aid, and establish a research bureau. He favors proportional representation and a nonpartisan election method with limited elected officials.

Board of Supervisors County’ Charter Commission William E. Mosher School of Citizenship and Pubiic Affairs Syracuse University Mosher Onondaga County Dean Mosher New York State Civil Service Commission Civil Service Commission Bureau of Research Commission League of Women Voters John J. Orth Thomas R. Fisher

Miss Train to Stage The First Lady of the Land at SU Tonight

Miss Margaret Train, graduate student at Syracuse University, will present her graduate recital The First Lady of the Land in Maxwell Auditorium tonight. The Auburn native arranged sketches from Cornelia Otis Skinner to portray Dolly Todd before Dolly Madison as part of her masters degree requirements.

Miss Train Syracuse Margaret Train Syracuse University School of Public Speech and Dramatic First Lady of the Land Maxwell School of Citizenship Charles Nirdlinger Auburn Cornelia Otis Skinner Dolly Todd Dolly Madison Chi Omega Sororlity Eta: Pi Upsilon Zeta Phi Eta

Tuberculosis Clinic Plan Discussed At Dinner Event

Mrs Lilian E Kuster of Flushing New York outlined plans for a tuberculosis youth clinic in Tucson Arizona at a dinner hosted by the Plans of the Eight and Forty honorary society of the American Legion auxiliary. State president Kuster spoke at Onondaga Hotel dinner last night with Mrs Evans of Roslyn Heights as another guest. The clinic, to be called the Fight and Forty Clinic, would serve tubercular and crippled children and extend the group's work in the field.

Eight and Forty David McLaughin Chapeau Onondaga County Light Lilian E. Kusier Flashing Chapeau Departmentale Eva A. Fortuné Roslyn Heights Cassiere the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion Tucson Ariz Lilian E. Kuster Flushing Long Island Onondaga County Onondaga Hotel Root Garden Evans

Flag Presentation to Syracuse Firemen Slated by VFW Honor Group

The Syracuse Fire Department will receive a new American flag from the Grand Pup Tent of the Military Order of Cooties, VFW honor group, in a Memorial Day morning ceremony. Presentation planned at Collins Block Memorial in Fayette Park after the Memorial Day parade and Soldiers and Sailors Monument ceremony in Clinton Square, with wreath laying by veterans. Capt James J. Quigley and Kenneth Ultman to present the flag.

VFW Syracuse Fire Department Grand Pup Military Order of Cooties Veterans of Foreign Wars Fayette Park Soldiers and Cailors Clinton Square Veterans James J. Quigley Kenneth Ultman Department of New

Syracuse VFW Posts to Attend Fire Chief Acceptance

Representatives from five Syracuse VFW posts their auxiliaries and a delegation of uniformed firemen will attend the acceptance by Fire Chief Edward W. Gieselman.

Julia Ryan Improves After Embolism From Fall

Miss Julia A Ryan of 823 Willis Avenue supervisor of the Seventh Ward was seriously ill with a blood clot from a fall in darkness at home two weeks ago. Doctors are treating the embolism and she has remained in bed. A family member said she was improved somewhat today.

Julia A. Ryan Willis Avenue Seventh Ward Miss Ryan

Two Men In City Falls Improve In Hospital Care

Police report William Young 48 with skull fracture and deep scalp laceration after falling from a stepladder while washing windows at 123 Henry Street. He is listed as homeless and is expected to recover at Crouse Irving Hospital.

William Young Saii Crouse-Irving Hospital Henry Street

Painter Injured in Fall at Court House Scaffold

A workman recovering at St. Joseph’s hospital after a fall from a scaffold while painting the ceiling of Judge Burton B. Parsons chambers at the Court house Tuesday. He suffered a fracture of the dorsal vertebra and is reported in a stable condition.

St. Joseph's Burton B. Parsons

Eastwood Bartender Sought in Attack on Perry Van Patten

Police seek the Eastwood grill bartender for questioning in an attack on Perry Van Patten 44 of Tyson Place leaving him seriously injured. The investigation centers on the suspected assailant and the incident occurred earlier today.

Eastwood Eastwood Grill Perry van’ Patten Tyson Place

Hospital Sues for Fracture Report Involving Suspect

Police responded after a man telephoned from a hospital about injuries and a girl left with him. Patrolman John O Connor stated the subject was taken to hospital with fractures of several ribs.

Sti Accordin John O' Connor Wesponded

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