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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1946

Page

4

Cancer Fund Will Speed Research

The American Cancer Society plans to raise 12 million this year with three million for Onondaga County research. Former Mayor Thomas E. Kennedy, as county chair, was advised that coordinated wartime research methods could speed cancer solutions. Local goal is 43,850 with headquarters at the Onondaga Hotel and Douglas Trummond as treasurer. The council will advise on cancer research.

American Cancer Society Thomas E. Kennedy Onondaga County Onondaga Hotel Douglas Trummond Kennedy National Research Council

Fulton Lewis To Speak At Syracuse Auto Dealers Dinner

Fulton Lewis Jr renowned news analyst will be principal speaker at the June 4 Syracuse Auto Dealers Association dinner at Hotel Syracuse. More than 1,000 dealers and business leaders from Syracuse and Onondaga County will attend with tours of area industries planned earlier that day. Jerome B. Rusterholtz leads the committee. three early auto industry Syracuse figures will receive awards. Robert J. Purcell will preside at 6:30 PM.

Fulton Lewis, Jr Syracuse ‘Auto Dealers’ Association Syracuse Onondaga County Jerome B. Rusterholtz Rusterholtz & Russell, Inc H. H. Franklin John Wilkinson H. Winfield Chapin Robert J. Purcell White Motor Co Syracuse Auto Dealers' Association Wil

Schwartz Law Return Set

Attorney Barney B. Schwartz of 502 Irving Avenue resigns from the U S Department of Labor Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Division to resume general law practice in Syracuse. A WWII veteran, he trained at Camp Mackall and with the 13th Airborne Division, studied at the University of Michigan as a Japanese interpreter, and was discharged in December 1944. He is married with one daughter Linda Joyce Schwartz.

Barney B. Schwartz Irving Av United States Department of Labor General Law Prace Tire Syracuse Schwartz Department of Labor Schwartz Beechee Army Pasquale Aloi Roger ©. Baldwin Aldl Blelg Schwarte Camp MacKall N.C Sith Airborne Division University of Michigan Camp Crowder Linda Joyce Schwartz

Dr Seward Re elected Leader Of New York Optometric Assoc

Dr Franklin A Seward of New York City was reelected president at the three day state convention at Hotel Syracuse. Walter Wittmann of Wellsville became vice president and John Jarvis of Buffalo was named treasurer. Benjamin Rosenkranz of Brooklyn is secretary and Daniel Woolf of Columbia University was named director of the public health bureau. A committee to study the Wagner Murray Dingman Bill was formed, with findings due in 30 days. 1947 convention planned for New York City.

Franklin A. Seward New York City Toray New York Seward

Insurance Women Fete Bosses at Dinner in Syracuse

The Syracuse Insurance Woman’s Association held its bosses night at Hotel Onondaga. Miss Marie Sullivan retired as president, succeeded by Miss Margaret A. Sullivan. Marie welcomed guests. Arlene Toner gave the toast. Albert Diesseroth hosted. Henry Lipes, Edmund Leonard, Robert Darrone performed. Baxter C. Brown spoke. officers installed: Margaret A. Sullivan president, Myrtle Moncrieff vice president, Helen Watson secretary, Edna St. John treasurer, Grace Williamson assistant treasurer.

Insurance Syracuse Insurance Women’s Association Margaret A. Sullivan Baxter C. Brown Marie Sullivan Hotel Onondaga Arlene Toner Albert Diesseroth Henry Lipes Edmund Leonard Robert Darrone Marion Cronkite Albany Fidelity and Deposit Co William Boysen Syracuse Casualty and Surety Club Myrtle Moncrieff Helen Watson Edna St. John Grace Williamson

Drive Starts To Liquidate Church Debt

THE STAR of Victory program sponsored by members of the Lutheran Church of the Atonement to liquidate the church debt was launched Monday night. For each of 121 veterans a star representing 150 dollars was drawn with others underwriting, pledges to be fulfilled over 30 months. Rev John M Joslyn explained the plan as an act of appreciation to God for wartime protection and to the congregation members who served in the armed forces. The Church of the Atonement has about 700 members and the program aims to fully liquidate the debt.

Lutheran Church of the Atonement John M. Joslyn America Edward O. Yaeckel

Chance for That Life in Pacific With AAF Jobs

Army Air Forces offers aviation positions across Hawaii, the Philippines, Japan, Okinawa, the Marianas and Korea. Open to men 18 to 60, pay $1.75 to $2 per hour, meals $1.50 daily, rent $10 monthly. Lt. Albert Schlensher at Rome Army Base will interview through Friday. others may apply directly. Free government transportation. one year service required.

Army Air Forces Schlensher Hawaii Philippines Japan Okinawa Mari Albert Schlensher Rome Army Air Base U. S. Employment Service Rome

Farm Heads Of 4 States On Program

Farm leaders from four states will appear on the program of the 27th annual meeting of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association in Syracuse on June 20, with H. E. Babcock of Ithaca as principal speaker. Hundreds of delegates and guests are expected for general and business sessions. President Henry H. Rathbun of the 26,000-member cooperative will present his annual report. The Home Department and Young Cooperators will meet on June 18.

Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association, Inc Syracuse H. E. Babcock Ithaca Henry H. Rathbun Home Department Dairymen’s League

Evening Entertainment Program Highlight

A brief entertainment program will be held that evening featuring local performers and community bands. The event aims to showcase talent and provide cultural enrichment for residents attending at the venue downtown.

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CBA Establishes Admissions Council for Academy

The Board of trustees of Christian Brothers Academy has formed an admissions council. Brother Thomas, secretary of the board and director, announced the new panel. It includes three faculty members and two board members who will examine and approve all candidate applications.

Christian Brothers Academy Brother Thomas

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