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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1940
Page
3
A fragmented Canadian dispatch from Toronto warns of a post war influx affecting prices and housing. Officials urge vigilance as residents anticipate new arrivals and potential strains on resources.
A strawberry social is planned for Saturday at the Griffin farm on Houte Fixe east of Elbridge to benefit the Altar Rosary Society of St. Patrick Church, Jordan. Mrs John Griffin chairs arrangements with assistants Grace Bartella and others listed as society members.
Two women drivers escaped injury when one car climbed the curb at the Yates Street intersection near 19 ajtriving 48 feet from the hotel entrance. Miss Clover, a pedestrian, recounted the event as cars swerved left toward the building. no pedestrians were struck. Patrolman Harold Shea noted the incident followed a red light.
The Cecilia Glee Club and City of Saint John the Baptist Academy orchestra join for a public musicale Sunday evening in the school auditorium. The five voice glee club directed by Sister Anna Mite will sing pieces from The Chimes of Narroendy Giornina Mia and other favorites. The school orchestra backs the choir and Charles S. F. Peter Crowley organist of the church guest conducts.
Mrs Harold H. Bristol of Syracuse will preside the Central District session at Utica's spring conference for High School. Malph Terry will speak on parent teacher associations and program themes include publicity registration membership student loans and safety. Theodore Reusswig leads a panel on educational and vocational adjustments for youth. Conference activities are organized by local PTA leaders with reports on the National Convention and other sessions. An art exhibit feature notes copper plate engraving refuge in Salt Lake City from wartime Europe.
New York May 23. A raft of motives drives men to join the American Volunteer Ambulance Corps from pursuing golf or adventure to serving nations. Veterans recount dangers faced and the corps notes payless service with no social strings. Ambulances cost about 2000 dollars to equip and maintain. volunteers fund their own gear and uniforms.
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