Worthington Engineer Named Associate Dean at Syracuse
Ralph M. Watson, longtime Worthington Corporation director of research in Harrison New Jersey, is named associate dean of the L C Smith College of Engineering at Syracuse University and chairman of the mechanical engineering department. The appointment takes effect July 1.
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Ralph M. Watson
Worthington Corporation
Harrison, N. J
L. C. Smith College of
E Wneering
Syracuse University
Ralph Galbraith
College of Engineering
Worthington
Watson
Dean Galbraith
Defense Engineering
Navy
California Institute of Technology
E T Dickinson to Speak at Central New York Buyers Meet
Edward T Dickinson commissioner of commerce will address the Purchasing Agents Association of Central New York at Hotel Oneida tomorrow. The topic is Economic Conditions in New York State. J Stanley Millspaugh and J G Strafella also appear, with past president honored during dinner. Dickinson previously assisted Carrier Corp president before joining Harriman administration.
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Edward T. Dickinson
Commerce
Purchasing Gents Association of
Central New York
Hotel Onondaga
New York State
Dickinson
J. Stanley Millspaugh
Bennett Ireland, Inc
Nomvich
J. G. Strafella
Brunner Manufacturing Co
Utica
Harriman
Carrier Corp
Syracuse
Four City Schools to Have New Principals at Full Term
The Syracuse Board of Education named four new principals and a cafeteria head in a series of promotions and retirements. Robert W. Oliver will lead Eastwood High at 7400 dollars annually, succeeding Charles F. Todd who retires next month. Wallace J. Bronner becomes T. Aaron Levy Junior High principal at 7575 dollars, replacing Charles Andrews School leadership. Frank J. Liss moves to Charles Andrews School from Salina School, at 6475 dollars. Miss Mary J. Henderson will head the cafeteria department at 6000 dollars, succeeding Grace S. Saunders who retires after 31 years.
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Syracuse Public School
Board of Education
Eastwood High School
Robert W. Oliver
Charles F. Todd
Paul A. Miller
James C. Kendrick
Lincoln Junior
Kendrick
Eastwood Adult Evening School
T. Aaron Levy
Wallace J. Bronner
Charles Andrews School
Frank J. Liss
Liss
Salina
Mary J. Henderson
H. W. Smith Techical and Industrial High School
Grace S. Saunders
Miller
Salina School
Saunders
Harry J. McLaughlin
H. W. Smith Technical and Industrial High School
Janet E. Dolbear
Nelson E. Labourdette
Rosemarie JA. Piacquadio
Elaine ‘Reap
Mae Sage
Patricia Cullen
TWA
Jean F. Terry
Nottingham High School
Sylvia P. Aller
Gilver D. Malerk
Patrick F.spadafora
Iris Yaffee
Nancy Jane Bogert
Mary Ann Fitzpatrick
Shirley Irene McConnell
Lee Mary Oliver
Marion Colpy Pettey
Ilesne Weiss
Esther Ann Worden
Marilyn Ann York
Bands to Parade In Legion March
Fulton hosts the 24th annual state convention parade on June 5 at 11 am. The Senior Brum and Bugle Corps of American Legion Post 1677 and the PLAY Post No 14 from Syracuse will participate along with several Fulton veterans groups and a 61 piece drum and bugle corps. Henry C. Proppe Post 19 will host the three day convention.
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Fulton
American Legion
Syracuse
Henry C. Proppe
Order of Eastern Star to hold memorial and garden auction
OES METS TONIGHT VICTORIA CHAPTER will hold a memorial service tonight in the judge rooms followed by a garden auction after the meeting. The event is led by the Order of Eastern Star.
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OES
METS
Mexico
Victoria
Order of Eastern Star
Rate Changes Urged for City Taxis
The Common Council franchise committee considers a petition from 27 taxi operators seeking meter rate changes. Three proposals include reverting to 1926 rates, a two thirds mile base with per mile additions, or maintaining current rates with a two passenger minimum. A clause for extra charges on luggage and parcels is also requested.
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Common Council
Raymond J. Bordynski
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