Quality control viewed as key by US industry leader
Kenneth A. Digney, head of the Manufacturers Assn of Syracuse, told 22 European guests from nine countries that quality control will be increasingly important for management. The luncheon at the Hotel Syracuse was hosted by the Syracuse Section of the American Quality Control Society. The visitors will remain in Syracuse until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers Assn
Syracuse
Kenneth A. Digney
Digney
Onondaga
American Quality Control Society
L William Eagan to Speak at Citizens Club Dinner
L William Eagan of Eagan Real Estate will headline a dinner at the Citizens Club at 7 PM tomorrow. The event is sponsored by the New York State Housewares Club with Arthur Hoffman of Onondaga Hardware Co. presiding and toastmaster. Eagan will discuss issues and benefits of shopping centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. William Eagan
Eagan Real Estate
Citizen’s Club
New York State Housewares Club
Arthur Hoffman
Onondaga Hardware Co
Eagan
Habit of St Francis Receives Sixteen Postulants
Sixteen postulants, including Syracusans Bernadette O'Brien Patricia DeLaney and Helen Calderone, received the Habit of St Francis in a ceremony at the Convent Chapel. Archbishop Walter Foery presided with bishops and Monsignors. the event followed an eight day prepa ratory retreat. Postulants from Hawaii were also welcomed among the new novices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
St. Francis
Court St
Walter A.foery
Robert. E. Dillon
David
Gildea
St. Vincent de Paul
James E. Callagham
Joseph. F. ‘Canfield
St. ‘Charles Borromeo
Jef J. Brady
Bishop Faery Foundation
Bernadette O'Brien
M. Dosepna
Straugher
Mes
John R. O'Brien
Seymour St
Patricia DeLaney
Frank Calderone
Albany
Constance Gibbons
Ann
Karen
Edward Gibbons
Mr. Gibbons
Philadelphia
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Gladys’ Carvalho
John Olivia
Honolulu
Donna- -Marie Evans
Wainanalo
Oahu
Angeline’ Abcandado
Benigna Jose
Mary Ann’ Souza
Deputy Sheriff Hoax Ends in Arrest of James L Sallin
James L Sallin, 28, is detained on petty larceny and obtaining money under false pretenses after a staged deputy sheriff hoax. An alleged Bateman alias claimed an emergency cash need, leading to a mistaken envelope exchange and taxi ride.
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James L. Sallin
Sallin
Tennyson, Ave
North Ave
Anthony DeRoberts
Salesman Sues For Commissions In Municipal Court
Laurence F. Conant a real estate salesman of 101 E. Feyette St files a $3,000 suit in Municipal Court against Menapece Real Estate Inc alleging commissions are owed under an agreement related to leases and sales tied to offices in the O'Donnell Building. The suit contends Conant worked on those transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menapace
Hardware Mutuals Casualty Co
Conant
Laurence F. Conant
E. Feyette St
Menapece Real Estate, Inc
O'Donnell
Wandner Rites Set For WWII Veteran William Wandner
Funeral services for William B Wandner 57 longtime Syracuse resident and former Army sergeant will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Birnbaum Funeral Home. Rabbi Irwin Hyman and Cantor Harold Lerner to officiate with Onondaga Post 131 Jewish War Veterans performing military rites at Adath Yeshurun Cemetery. Surviving are wife Mollie two sons Burton and Jacob a daughter Mrs Saul Slotnick two brothers and two sisters and six grandchildren. Friends may call 7 to 9 PM today at the funeral home.
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William
B. Wandner
Genesee Park
Syracuse Fire Department
Chicago
Bernard
Wandner
Irwin I. Hyman
Cantor
Harold
Wandner Lerner Will
Birnbaum Funeral Home
Onondaga
Adath Yeshurun
Syracuse
United States Infantry Division
France
Cecil Albright
V.F.W
American Legion
Onondaga Post
J.W.W
Mollie Wandner
Burton
Jacob Wandner
Air Force
Sampson “Air
Forte ‘Base
Saul Slotnick
Harry
Samuel Wandner
New York City
Regina Abend
Abe Kaplan
Erie Blvd Land Sale Cancelled Amid Arterial Plans
The scheduled auction of land on the north side of Erie Blvd 1500 block was halted after city officials learned the site would be needed for an East-West arterial project. State Engineer William Robinson and city officials urged retention for future use, with bidders present when the sale was canceled. The city had spent 72.90 on advertising for the auction.
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Erie Canal
Erie Blvd
Dominion “Council
City Hall
Benjamin
Gingold
Aeea Estate Commission
William Robinson
Robinson
Teall Ave
Columbus Ave
Planning Commission
Louis Castle
Donald W. Murphy
Malcolm AL Sutton
John ”.'Tomaney
Town to fund Morgan Rd sewer project by user tax
Lemuel Ladd of the Town of Clay says a Public Works Commission plan imposes tax only on users of the new Morgan Road sewerage system. Non users will not be taxed. The Onondaga County Board of Supervisors will meet next month to approve a bond issue and start construction.
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Morgan Rd
Lemuel Ladd
Clay
Public Works Commission
Ladd
Onondaga County Board of Supervisors
Supreme Court To Get Pay Tilt
The case on police and firemen wage increases shifts to regular Supreme Court sessions after Appellate Court sent it back. Petitioners argue a $685,000 pay rise can be covered by real estate levies within a $2,071,273 debt limit, while city figures and other departments complicate the levy. Wright and Mahaney fault the Corporation Counsel for not cooperating in stipulations, alleging the petition was dismissed on procedural grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Appellate, Division, Corporation
George T. Driscoll
Appellate ‘ Court
Supreme’ Court
Dity
E Howard Ringrose
Justice Ringrose
William Wright
Police Benevolent [Association
Ralph
Mahaney
Syracuse Firemen’s ‘Association
Corporation Counsel’s
Wright
Driscoll
Quits Before Hearing on Misconduct
Carl E. Chisamore of Water Town resigned as a misconduct hearing on charges against him was about to begin. He is one of three training program workers suspended, and the hearing will proceed with the department's case read into the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Chisamore
Watertown
State Labor Department
Chisamore
Irving. K. Schwartz
Labor
David Greelis
Watervliet
Thomas
E. Dewey
Greelis
Harriman
Schwartz
Chrisamore
Auto Grab Assailed in Syracuse Counterclaim
A Syracuse man files a $2,500 counterclaim alleging his 1955 car was seized in Las Vegas without due process and sold at public auction by Auto Dealers Credit Corp. Kennah says the car was repossessed illegally and debts include $1,538 balance plus $300 expenses. The dealer balance and $80 transport costs, plus $100 in seized articles, are disputed.
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Thas
Kennah
Yeposse Saint “Phe
Ken‘nah
Nevada
Material Shortage Halts Downtown Bank Construction
A shortage of materials halted work on First Trust and Deposit Co's new downtown drive in bank at the rear of the State Tower Building. Officials say workers cannot continue until a shipment of window frames arrives.
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State Tower
A. .Bank
Stolen $75 Radio Reported From Wilson's Appliance Rack
A pocket radio worth 75 dollars was stolen from a display rack at Wilson's Appliance Store in the Northern Lights shopping center. The theft was reported to the sheriff's office yesterday afternoon. Store executives told Deputy John Commiane that the radio was taken late Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson's
Northern Lights
John “Commiane
Solar Films to be Shown by Syracuse Astronomical Society
The Syracuse Astronomical Society will present two talking motion pictures in Steele Hall at Syracuse University. The Solar Family and The Solar System will be shown with sound at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Syracuse ‘Astronomical Society
Steele Hall
Syracuse University
Dusters Stop at Hancock Field En Route to Spray Canadian Spruce
Twelve crop dusters and their bi-wing planes halted at Hancock Field on their trip from Phoenix to New Brunswick and Quebec to spray 2.5 million acres of spruce. The crew, part of Marsh Aviation, will wash and service PT-17s before continuing to Water Town, Montreal, and beyond.
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Arizona
Hancock Field
Phoenix
Ariz
New Brunswick
Quebe
Canada
Watertown
Bishop
Forest Protection Ltd
Monarchs Hear Self Evaluation Luncheon Talk
Al Rafferty of Gould-Farmer Co spoke at the Monarchs Club luncheon in the Hotel Syracuse yesterday. He told members that the sum total of happiness we create is the true measure.
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Monarchs’ Club
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Willis Garni
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