Miss Cook Resigns From Volunteer Center Post
Miss Frances K. Cook executive secretary since 1943 resigns with board approval at luncheon. Mrs. William C. Sherwood Jr. named to succeed her. Cook plans to join a large New England transportation company in July, leaving June 30. Kreuzer lauds Cook for outstanding administrative leadership guiding the center and Victory Center through wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances K. Cook
The
Volunteer Center, Inc
Onondaga
William C. Sherwood, Jr
Rugby Rd
Cook
Miss Cook
Victory Center
New England Transportation Company
Frederick A. Kreuzer
Rughyrd
Meamees Kk. Cook
Sherwood
Lie Sherwood Countny Day School
Searseale
Syracuse University retirements and local events noted
RETR_GCRNS former Bible head Ismar J Perit visits Syracuse University this week for endurance activities at the Yates Hotel. He will attend the Theta Chi Beta Bible honorary dinner Tuesday. Prof Knapp retires from Latin at PHS and Middlebury College appoints Ida V Gibson as successor. Donald C Cummings from Tully suffers severe burns when a boiler explodes at a quarry. He is listed as seriously injured at Crones Irving Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retgcrns
Syracuse University
Ismar J. Perit
Syracuse
Yates Hotel
Theta Chi Beta
Knapp
Middlebury College
Ida V. Gibson
Blanche Central
Donald C. Cummings
Tully
Jamesville
Wednesdy
Crones Irving Mospltal
Cummings
Divorce Granted in East Syracuse Custody and Alimony Set
Cecelia Bleak of East Syracuse was granted a divorce from Alexander W. Blazak. Custody of their 4 year old Virginia and monthly alimony of 50 dollars awarded. Marital date May 11, 1920. Attorney Lawrence J. Bennett. decree signed by Supreme Court Justice Henry J. Kimball and filed in County Clerk's Offices. A separate note: Raymond Newkirk, 4, sustained a head wound requiring three stitches from a fall on a park swing. treated at St Joseph's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Bleak
Factory St
East
Syracuse
Alexander W. Blozak
Paul
Supreme Court
Henry J. Kimball
Raymond Newkirk
Kirk Av
St Joseph's Hospital
Traffic Court fines and names from a bust of cases
Traffic Court today fined multiple violators under Judge Truman H H Preston. Fines included speeding with amounts like 800 and 135 dollars. The docket lists offenders such as William Burke Frank Saracha Thomas Burke and others with addresses and vehicle details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourtens Tebsonn
Truman HH. Preston
Gorn Drnureard
Lywell
Willan
William
Burke
Nupbet
Alee
Ste Georeg
Bao Evel
Honeri Rainnwiky
Valley
Peenne
Ders Chamer
Mtr Sap Baur
Jagieriile
Saracha East Syrnewve
Thomas Burke
Fuitan
Ameren Arrexn
Spredne
Cortland
Antpany F
Births and marriages flood May notices in city records
A flood of birth and marriage notices appears in the May listings, naming parents and infant names, spouses and addresses, with dates and places such as Brighton Avenue and Cleveland Avenue. The dense OCR shows numerous names including Williams, Seeley, Farrell, Hler, and others, with May dates from the 2nd to the 26th and locations across the city, reflecting a period of community announcements.
Postings for Twelve Syracuse University Departments Approved
Syracuse University trustees approved promotions for seven faculty in science administration education nursing and other divisions at Hotel Syracuse. Promotions include professors associate professors and instructors across mathematics education art economics journalism nursing medicine and clinical surgery with several faculty elevated to full professor status and emeritus appointments announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Syracuse University
Hotel
Syracuse
Auilind
George N.pauetrom Luklenetor
Entilie Sering
Buminera
Doralhen Chandler
Tasizuetnth
Dusiter
Inge
Corrali
Muten E." Hahn
Clarénar 'W. Hunalentt
Maude A. Blewart
Seivio Wyckot
Airnelor
Aasistant
Tome Economics
Linnea Anderson
Instructer
Naalsiant
Gerliite Bryce
Associait
Applied Gris
Brudenea” Connor
Tademat
Arik
Linengers
Assixtant
Robert Gl. Farle
Garman
Philip H Taylor Thom
Helen
Mate Xavier Rogan
Cucsical
Mmrans Education
Sptrcm
Cyril ¥. Hager
Cantistant Ta Associale Profesnor
Trice Chie Colligh
Bertin Broder
AgsistAny inorTasor
ccouNthigs
Hamilton Easton
Isi Metor
Asslinet Profesor
Walory
Ruland Welseley
Jourantls
Comleck
Willan ME
Agsistanye “Proteasor
Hevienor
Leon G. Berman
Gerald, Church
Robert C. Pulrenig
A. Hadley
Tropian Sixtant Prtescar Af Edited Imedesie
Tarn Muerte
C. W. Kenmey
Eltnicul
Hares G.teroon
Sivan
Clinten Anedieiar
Thin M. McKabi
Dinchenpley
Waddant Prateseae
Elient Bedinizicn
Romele
Neaorinie
Elintcay
Aruhapedia Suniery
Tyree C. "Walltrom
Jat ‘Peinti Ee
University Hospital
Lenn O. Berman
Allending
Ir H. Blaindol
Alolarny Agtoey
Nana Elute
Gerald T Church
Harry A. Stockel
Ambrose ‘T. Lawless
George S. Reed
38th Infantry Plans Two Day Pilgrimage to Syracuse
The 38th Infantry, a World War I unit later in the Second Division, plans a two day pilgrimage to Syracuse to dedicate the Rock of the Marne memorial in Billings Park. About 70 veterans will attend memorial services, wreath laying at St Joseph Cemetery, a bus parade to Auburn, and a dinner at Hotel Onondaga with Capt. Robert Woodside as guest speaker. The event honors the regiment’s WWI service and its fundraising for the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
Billings Park
Ath
Syracuse
Abth
Attec
Yare
At AM
Mare
Auburn
A. J. Ganey
St. Joseph's
Salt City
S. Salina
Castle Sts
Infantry Association
Hotel Onondaga
Robert Woodside
A Pitsburgh
al Fegany
Rock of the Marne
38Th
Batte
Germany
John S. Sander
Salina St
Leonard E Barnumb
Masley
Lamond P. Clark
Velen St
Lahey Conley
Wadaworth
Robert R McCann
Hotel Milner
Angelos Petin
Seward
George
Prior
Memphis
Adolph Schramm
Weedsport R.D
Warren J. Schuyler
Seventh
North St
Robert Silver
Irving
Little Rocky
Ark
Graduation Week Events Friday Listed at Syracuse University
Graduation Week activities unfold on Friday at Syracuse University with a morning program in Hendricks Chapel featuring lectures by Dr. Milton Hahn and Dr. Mantlear, Ming Tenth Tves and others discussing Alumni University topics. A Business Administration panel on Labor Management and multiple lectures follow in Mark Hall and the library, with a Chancellor hosting a garden tea at Tol Walnut Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse-In-Cluna Association
AML
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Syracuse Alumni Univer‘Two Hill
Milton Hahn
Plogical Services Center
Mantlear
Higndricks
Ming Tenth Tves
Opera Workshop
Syracuse
Vin the Chapel
College of Business Administration
Wll
Bowie
Verner, Alwatnr
Charles E. Baker
Andrew Barth
Maurlee Cross
Morris TE
Thirley
Howard ‘J. Lewis, Jr
Herbert Wachsmann
University Club
A. H. Kalfet
South Bay
Sidney C. Sufrin
Andrew Barta
William Kendell
Business Administration
Alumni University Pro-Gram
Mark Shall
Cycil T. Mager
School of Speech
Ubrary
Kenneth Bartlett
Syracuse University Studia Workshop
William P. ‘Tolley
Tol Walnut Av
Clay Youth to Attend Boys State From North Syracuse High
A North Syracuse High School junior from Clay is chosen to represent the James HL Spire American Legion Post 3787 at Empire State Boys State. Post Commander Enh Gean Dausman announced the selection after faculty votes. The May Cicero meeting noted his leadership, scholarship and service qualities. graduation at University on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Dausmian
Caughdeney Road
Clay
Nori Syracuse High School
James HL Spire American Legon Post
Empire Bove
Col
North Syracuse Ligh
Enh Geandreau
Dausman
May Legion
Cicero
C. R. Robbins
Ate University
Pedestrian Struck by Car Sustains Leg Fracture
Edward A. Jueawvett, 62, living at the County Home, was injured after being struck by a car while crossing Tomking al and Lowell aw near 1 A.M. Thursday. Guy J. Tyler, of R. D. 2, Cato, driving west, said to have struck the man. Victim’s right leg fractured between knee and ankle with head bruises. He was taken to St. Joseph Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Jueawvett
Syracuse II Gym Plans Lag As Insurance Delays Stall Fund
University leaders blame insurers for delays in funding athletic facilities. Plans call for rebuilding part of the men’s gym and a new field house to seat 10 000, with 4 000 spaces for women students. A fundraising drive for the College at Law shows progress, while the University Hospital faces a budget deficit of about 120 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Funda
Larkner Rich
Plansi
Tolly
College At Law
University Trustees Seek Consensus On Building and Fundraising
Trustees and administration officials led by President Hur with W. Smith presiding discussed the institution's building program and the fundraising procedure during pre-session remarks. Several trustees voiced hopes for consensus as closed sessions approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurbut W. Smith
Vet's Letter To Truman Cuts Rent
A veteran of World War II, Gowdey sued Margaret S. Ryn over Willowat property rent. The action was dismissed after the OPA ruled the rent reduction was justified, cutting Gowdey’s weekly payment from $18 to $12. The regional OPA office in New York City ordered the adjustment, and Gowdey’s attorney was Van Bengen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chester AL Gowdey
Two Men Sentenced For Trespassing In Onondaga County
In police court this morning two men pleaded guilty to trespassing in the 300 block of West Onondaga Street. Preston In and Rooney were sentenced to 180 days each at the Onondaga County Penitentiary after pleading guilty before Judge Cruman. Patrolman Fred Collier filed the case against 38 year old Tooney Lolley of 249 Senour street and Thomas J. Rooney who had no home. Draper was charged with trespassing and pleaded not guilty with bail set at 500 dollars for a June 3 hearing.
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Onondaga County’ Penitentiary
Cruman
Preston
Jtooney Lolley
Senour Sl
Thomas J. Rooney
Fred Collier
W. Onondaga Sr
Rolly Draper
Fayette Stalk
Addtve Te
Rites Tonight to Open Memorial Observance
Syracuse and Onondaga County prepare a week of memorial events in honor of fallen service members. Maj. Gen. James A. Van Fleet and Maj. Gen. Ray W. Barker will speak or lead as parade grand marshal. public offices and many businesses close Friday for Memorial Day observances. A large pre parade meeting at Onondaga Auditorium features General Van Fleet and Mayor Costello with choir performances. some 160 units are scheduled to march in Friday’s parade ending at Clinton Square with Barker’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga County
AT & P.M
James A. van Fleet
Eisenhower
Ancolh
Fixehhower
Ray W. Barker
Manailus
Polos
John A. Kinney
Auty
East
Solvay
Gordes
tonigh jn_s.intain
Paul Stemnhors
Memorial Association of
Quenaga County
van Freel
Costello
Ameriean Legion Chorus
Liederkranz Women's Chorus
Gold Star Mothers
Briday
Billings Park
Kiwanis
Soldiers and Sailors
Clinton Square
General Barker
Salina Street Parking Ban Ahead of Memorial Day Parade
Sir Arthur Leahey, head of traffic division, announces 48 officers will be assigned to Salina Street to keep the line of march clear before the Memorial Day parade. With no parking, marchers move without interruption and spectators gain a better view from moving vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leahey
Salina St
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U. K
Theniversity Board At Trustees
Tacey
DeWitt
Lefevre
Beaver Falls
Malcolm Ferguson
Detroit
Mich
Inla G. Crawford
George Arents
Syracuse University Board of
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Raymond G. Teonard
Catskill
A.B. Mervill
We Hirstrust and Deposit Co
William 2. Tolley
George W. Lee
Turlbnt W. Smith
Frank W. Abrams
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Crandall Blelvin
Coller
Merchantx National Bank
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Barvic
Omuherow
Syracuse Police
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Kennedy
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Miler
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Artois
Lociano
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Santee
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Woolton
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Mize
Goings P. Farrell
Latta Staumons
Soul Wy
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Nalin
Cluck
Emeise
Robert G. Hler
Anna M. Sentoral
Cleveland
Charles Boedikte
Viretnin
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Trenton
Parndtey
North Byitsone
Henry MuGonnel
Arinne
Maliydaie
Mer
Michelue
Dury
Inahelm UF
Ale Dhee
Mativatr
Maya
Tchardaan Larimer
Luther Lenghie
Sagentian Tin
Elie
Tygraham
38Th Infantry
Syracuse II
VcHay
Crandall Melvin
Hugh C. Grege
Truman
the Nation
Whitfes
Suger
East Genesee St
DeWitt Fine Foods Beverages Banquits
Brancas
East Water Street
Robert Davis
Calvert
Travis Avenue
Slamford
Gann
Calvert, Distillers Corp
New Fork
Optician
Genesee St
Weston
Falcon
Army
Kelton
Gogogles
Solina St
Kirtlands
Porut Maopudt
Strongheart Lokmee
Genkahn Furniure
S. Warren St
Sehrofft
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