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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1958

Page

3

Syracuse University taps Gabriel Turner Alama for alumni posts

Gabriel, longtime Syracuse University Alumni Association field secretary since 1946, is named alumni secretary reporting to Newell W. Rossman. Jane W. Turner becomes associate alumni secretary while Malcolm Alama takes over as editor of the Alumni News.

Arthur J. Gabriel Jr Syracuse University Alumni Association Syracuse University William P. Tolley Grabriel Newell W. Rossman Jane W. Turner Alumni Association Alumni News Malcolm Alama Alama J. Winifred Hughes Association Alumni Fund Gabriel Strat Cortland Cortland Standard WKAL Rome Syracuse Herald-Journal Herald-American Post-Standard United Press and International News Service Syracuse Herald-Journal University Development Office

Centralization plan for Onondaga County schools outlined

Representatives from 15 eastern Onondaga districts met in Albany to hear Francis Griffin’s plan to consolidate East Syracuse and Minoa High Schools into a single unit. The proposal would raise state aid, allow teachers to specialize, and expand programs. A late year vote is expected amid district opposition centered in East Syracuse.

Onondaga County Minoa Syracuse State Education Department Francis, Griffin Education Department Albany Griffin East

Cicero Voters Approve Local Bingo In Recent Ballot

Cicero becomes the third Onondaga County town to legalize bingo after a vote. Residents split with 2 percent for and 2 percent opposed following prior approvals in East Syracuse and Minetto.

Cicero Onondaga County East Syracuse Minos

Frank Lent Named Taber's Opponent

Frank B. Lent of Ithaca a dairy industry leader and lawyer was chosen by an eight county Democratic committee to oppose Rep. John Taber in the 36th Congressional District race. Lent with Dairymen's League and milk marketing work aims to challenge Taber in Cayuga Cortland Tompkins Ontario Chenango Yates Seneca and Schuyler counties.

Frank B. Lent Ithaca Rep John Taber Auburn Congress William McKeon Cayuga County Democratic Committee Lent Taber Cayuga Cortland Tompkins Ontario Chenango Yates Seneca Schuyler Counties Dairymen’s League Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers’ Bargaining Agency United States B. Frank Lent Tompkins County Cornell University Law School Federal Trade Commission Washington Secretary of Agriculture Benyon

S U Board To Meet In Reid Hall In Syracuse

Syracuse University board of trustees meets tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Reid Hall for an all day spring session. Tolley reports on academic activities enrollment and next year admissions while Wingate reviews fiscal affairs.

Syracuse University Board of Trustees Reid University College Syracuse William P. Tolley Francis A. Wingate Tolley University Finla G. Crawford Harlan Cleveland Maxwell Graduate School Carnegie Foundation Alexander N. Charters Gilford L. Winters

GM to run Brown-Lipe-Chapin without contract

General Motors says the Brown-Lipe-Chapin division will continue operations after the UAW contract expires at midnight. The 1,700 workers will keep wages, benefits, hours and levels as under the expired pact while a 15 point plan guides no contract operations through June 30 and beyond.

Brown-Lipe-Chapin General Motors Corp United Automobile Workers General Motors Harlow H. Curtice Brown Lipe-Chapin Curtice UAW

Four Boys Injured in Car Crashes

Four youths were hurt in separate crashes late last night near Liverpool and Route 31. John Sheradin 11 Euclid suffered a left leg fracture and bruises. driver Charles Griswold 45 Fayetteville Inn questioned. no ticket issued. James Rowe 18, Roy Rowe 15, and Arthur Chilson 17 of Liverpool were treated and released. Rowe charged with crossing a double solid line. arraignment set for June 6. Also noted, 600 entries from 39 nations in Jewish Braille Institute competition.

John Sheradin Euclid St. Joseph's Hospital Charles H. Griswold Fayetteville Inn Memorial Hospital James Rowe Roy Arthur Chilson R.D. 1 Liverpool Rowe Scott Litterly

Rusterholtz Chosen Head of Auto Club

Jerome B. Rusterholtz elected president of the Automobile Club of Syracuse to fill the unexpired term of Oscar J. Brown who died after seven years in office. Elections held at a Hotel Onondaga special meeting with changes in the club's officer lineup including Truman H. Preston and others.

Rusterholtz Auto Club The Automobile Club of Syracuse Jerome B. Rusterholts Oscar J. Brown Mr. Brown Club Hotel Onondaga Famiy Ce Ee Fiat

Public Talk At Oneida Congregation By C Wagner

Oneida Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses will host a public talk titled Testing the Holy Trinitys Foundation by C Wagner Sunday at 3 p.m. A Watchtower study meeting follows at 4 15 p.m. Sunday.

Oneida Holy Trinity C Wagner Jehovah's Witnesses

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