Chilton Named Sword Bearer in Knights Templar
William H. Chilton, vice president and general manager of Syracuse Transit Corp, named grand sword bearer at the Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar conclave. Sessions run through today at the Mas Headquarters. Chilton and 40 guests from Syracuse attend with spouses.
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William H. Chilton
Syracuse Transit Corp
Grand Commande
Syst
Templar
Mas
Hovel Ten Eyck
Benne
Behn
Schenectady
Temple Commandery
Albany
Herbert C. Yetkel
Chauncey C. Thareri
Gloversville
Methodists Convene in Elmira for Central New York Conference
Clergy and lay leaders from 250 churches gather in Elmira for the Central New York Conference of the Methodist Church. The five day event at First Methodist Church will include commissions, memorial service, and a centennial observance led by Bishop W Earl Ledden with Superintendent Alfred L Taylor assisting.
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Iay
Emnira
Central New York
Methodist Church
Elmira
Ledden
Oswego Plans for Annual Siste Convention in Syracuse
Plans for the annual Siste convention in Syracuse next week are to be completed by Oswego for the Knights of Columbus. The event involves Oswego council activities and regional participation.
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Oswego
Syracuse
Oswaysights of
Columbus
Geta Lax
Two Thousand Alumni Return for Kum-Bak Weekend
Syracuse University hosts over 2000 alumni for Kum-Bak weekend starting June 2. The 1899 graduates celebrate their 50th anniversary and attend a dinner with Chancellor Tolley. Events include campus tours, dances, and a large association meeting with elections and awards.
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Syracuse University
Brants
William P. Tolley
Land
J. Winifred Hughes
Syracuse Alumni Association
Miss Hughes
Archaid Gymnasium
Jefferson Street Armory
Eric C, Wall
Alumni Association
Armuail Association
Nine Hurt in Three Auto Crashes Reported
State Police said three collisions yesterday injured nine people near Marietta and Kirkville. Three minors riding a bicycle with James Master, 9, suffered leg injuries. the bicycle struck a car driven by Miss Joan Southworth. Two-car wrecks sent several to hospital, including Mrs. John, and a truck-car crash on Kirkville Road damaged vehicles and led to a citation for failure to stop.
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Marietta
J. Borner
Jasker
Hof
Fry
Kirkville Rds
Thrall
Robert Craig
McBridesi
Onondaga
Yale Cummings
James R. Craig
XiBride St
Kirkville Rd
Syrabuse Pager and Twine Co
Craig
Cummings
Pete Rice
Clifford Blac
Margaret Ann Cliff
Madison St
S. Clinton St
Shel’ S
Joan Brolan
Thei’gill
James Mastler
Genesee St
Brolan
Joan B. Southworth
Bradferd
Clambake Opens Central New York meeting for Fayette Clinton group
The Fayette Clinton Wholesalers Association gathers at Hinderwadel’s Grove North Syracuse for its first clambake season. About 159 attendees including guests join a 4 PM start with a 7 PM finish. Activities include softball, horseshoes, racing for executives, and a dinner with clams chicken and prizes.
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Central “New York
Fayette-Clinton Wholesalers Association
Hinderwadels Grove
North Syracuse
Walter Jackson
Neil & Hyde
Jane Jay Smith
Jackson
Central New York Chapter Meeting Preview
Fragmentary OCR describes a Society for the Advancement of Management meeting in Central New York. A session may be held in the North Room with an aut placeholder mention and pre meeting actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New York
Society For the Advancement of Management
Traffic light study finds limited safety impact at many intersections
A Police Department report reviews 41 high accident intersections. Seventy percent rely on traffic controls, with most still needing engineering or education fixes. Central zone worst injury points include Fayette Salina and Saline Onondaga James State. property damage peaks at James Genesee Salina and Salina Onondaga. Outside zone, Colvin Salina and Salina Castle show high injury counts.
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Thomas
Hennigan
Feyette
Erie Bird- S. Geddes
Erie Bivd
W. Genesee
Park-Hiawatha Bly
Slight Rise Noted On Some Diseases
The Department of Health reported a slight increase in chickenpox, German measles, measles, meningitis, and mumps last week though overall communicable diseases declined. Readouts show 33 chickenpox, 35 German measles, 337 measles, 1 meningitis, 12 mumps, 2 bronchial pneumonia, 2 lobar pneumonia, and other cases including streptococcal sore throat and scarlet fever.
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Department of Health
Selvay Pupil Wins State Essay on Conservation
Richard Dzwonkowski of Selvay High School won the state best conservation essay prize, receiving a sturdy radio and engraved trophy from the Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce. Local winners included Gerald Knecht, Laronna Walter, and Kay Sitar. The Jay Cee trophy honors the best statewide conservation program, with events like window displays and annual meetings.
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Richard Dzwonkowski
Selvay High
New York
Afent ¢ Chamber of Commerce
Dupifc
Gerald’ S Knecht
Onondaga Valley
Laronna Walter
Sotva
High
Kay Sitar
Potter 'School
Syracuse
Jay Cee
Jay Cees
Central Women's Conservation Club
IBM Personnel Head to Speak on Human Relations in Industry
The IBM personnel director will address Austin audiences Tuesday at 7 45 P M on human relations in industry. He will speak at a scheduled meeting.
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Austin
International Business Machine Corporation
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Revert Ripberger, Jr
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