Two Syracuse Graduates to Be Graduated From West Point
Two Syracuseans, Alexander Papajohn and Calvin L. Arnold, will graduate from the United States Military Academy in June. Both attended Nottingham High School and Syracuse University before West Point appointments by Rep. Clarence E. Hancock. Papajohn, infantry hopeful, and Arnold, quartermasters corps, were cadet sergeants in their first class year and earned varsity letters in soccer and hockey respectively. The 875 member 1946 class is the academy’s largest, with many cadets entering air, artillery, infantry, engineers, and other branches.
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United States Military Academy
Nottingham High School
Syracuse University
West Point
Clarence E. Hancock
New York
Papajohn
Infantry
Arnold
Quartermasters Corps
Academy
Air
Corps of Engineers
Cavalry
Armored Force
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Signal Corps
Loew to Address Advertising Club Luncheon
David E. Loew of Van Raalte Co. will speak at the Advertising Club luncheon at Hotel Syracuse on the topic NYLON HOSE: Hs Problems. Chauncey S. Hurley will preside in Alford’s absence as four officers attend the International Affiliation of Advertising Clubs convention in Pittsburgh.
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Advertising Club
Syracuse
David E. Loew
The
van Raalte Co., Inc
William R. Alford, Jr
Chauncey S. Hurley
Alford
Peter C. Kelschgens
Richard H. Wickham
Richard E. Coe
International Affiliation of
Advertising Clubs
Pittsburgh
Youth Denies Guiltin Hit-Run Case in Camillus
Michael ST Jerome, 16, Solvay High School junior, pleads innocent to criminal negligence in a hit-and-run that killed 55 year old Mrs. Mary Rinaldo as she crossed the Camillus truck route for a newspaper. Father Frank Jerome, 44, of Solvay, pleads guilty for allowing his son to drive unlicensed. Jerome waives examination. held for grand jury. bail set at 2000 dollars. The incident occurred Sunday morning near a mail box.
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Justice of Peace
Calvin D. Bingham
Camillus
Michael ST. Jerome
Solvay
Mary Rinaldo
Frank Jerome
Abellav
Justice Bingham
Jerome
Court House
William H. Bowers
Robert G. Wasmer
Argentine Bond Issue To Meet Pension Fund Demands
The government announced a national bond issue of 500 million pesos to support the nation’s pension fund. All Argentine workers contribute a percentage of their earnings monthly to the fund.
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Buenos Aires
Milk Hearing Set Thursday
The New York State Temporary Commission on Agriculture will hold the first of two public hearings on milk marketing costs and the milk price spread in Watertown Syracuse and Batavia this week. Hearings start 9 30 A M daylight saving time at Water town State Armory Onondaga County Courthouse and Batavia. A second series is planned for June 5 Oneonta June 6 Poughkeepsie and June 7 New York City.
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New York State Temporary Commission On Agriculture
Watertown
Syracuse
Batavia
State Armory
Onondaga County Court
Louse
Oneonta
Poughkeepsie
New York City
Forestry Alumni To Dine Thursday
William P Tolley of Syracuse University will address the 25th annual dinner of Metropolitan alumni of the New York State College of Forestry at the University Faculty Club in New York City Thursday. Dr IHick dean Dr Hardy L Shirley assistant dean and Dr Laurie B Cox retiring head will attend. Trick will discuss the expansion of college properties and enrollment. Shirley's subject is Graduate Work. Cox recalls 32 years in forestry.
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Forestry
William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
New York State College of Forestry
University Faculty Club
New York City
Joseph S. Ihick
Hardy L. Shirley
Laurie B. Cox
Department of Landscape and Recreational Management
Trick
Dr. Shirley
Br. Cox
City Orders Crown Hotel Repairs After Tragic Collapse
Building owners will receive a special streets department report urging repairs to the Crown Hotel on West Fayette Street after a cornice collapsed Monday afternoon fatally injuring a painter. The order to comply will be served to the owners.
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Crown
W. Fayette St
Reporter E Leamy Inspects Fire Risk at Market Building
Inspector E Leamy notes painters suspended 1 scaffold from the ornamental cornice and recommends demolishing the parapet from which the cornice extends. He calls for chimney repairs, removal of a brick wall at the meat market rear, lighting in corridors and stairways with exit signs, and repair of fire escapes.
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E. Leamy
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Point
Alexander Papajohn
George C. Papajohn
Beech St
Calvin L. Arnold
Samuel Arnold
Bassett St
Alexander Papajoun
Loew
Advertising
SCO
Gourielli
Chester
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