Graduation Pace Accelerates at Syracuse University Events
Syracuse University advances its alumni reunions and commencement activities with 49 events from tomorrow through Tuesday. Highlights include class day at Hendricks Chapel with Miss Lillian Bernhardt leading singing and Samuel Jacobs delivering welcoming remarks, the Ivy planting, various luncheons, a Kum Bak show, and a commencement address by Owen D Young at Archbold Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Syracuse-in - China Association
MeeUag
Hendricks Chapel
Board of Trustees
Eta Pi Vpsilon
Slocum Hall
Theta Chi Beta
College Com- Thons
Architecture
Drum- Jins
Law
University Club
Haven Hall
Crouse College
Lillian Bernhardt
Samuel Jacobs
Elena Norton
Clark Hunt
Nancy Taylor
Walnut Place
Borer W. Mabie
Tor
William P. Craham
Donald Clark
College of Home Economics
Jury Reports No Cause in Moran Action
Supreme Court jury ruled no cause of action against Moran Transportation Lines Inc. four plaintiffs sought 50 000 each after a Oct 30 1937 Syracuse Auburn highway crash that killed four and injured one. The verdict followed lengthy testimony and a trial that lasted nearly a week with warnings and flares placed by the truck driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
M Moran Transportation Lines, Inc
James T. Cross
Donald M. Mawhinney
Philip Young
Bernard Burdick
Syracuse- Auburn
Elbridge
Sigmund Tyscinski
Mathew J. Selusky
Bernard Mazur
Thomas Karpynski
Stanley Costick
Buffalo
Trafic
Improved Coaches Of N Y Central to Be Put in Service
The New York Central plans to place four of eighteen improved coaches into service this week for the deluxe iPacemaker, running daily between New York City and Chicago in 17 hours. Each car replaces older space for 46 passengers and expands washrooms for men and women, with electric water cookers included.
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N. Y. Central
New York Central
New York City
Chicago
Red Cross Worker Recalls 1916 London Bombings
Mrs James Keith Ross, longtime Syracuse resident, recalls London bombings during World War I. A Red Cross volunteer now directing a production workshop in Montgomery Street, she describes surviving Zeppelin raids and bombs near her home and her family separated by war.
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Red Cross
London
James Keith Ross
Erickson Street
America
Mrrs
Ross
American Red Cross
Montgomery Street
National Organization
Syracuse
Ross Jost
Women's Auxiliary Army
Engand
France
England
Dow
Channel
Fourth Ward Benefit Block Dance Planned on Dewitt Street
Children from the Fourth Ward with police and public works approval stage a benefit block dance in the 700 block of Dewitt Street at 8 P M Monday. Proceeds go to the American Red Cross relief fund. Mrs Elmer W Troutman and Mrs William D Gallagher organize with refreshments and rope off the entire block. A loud speaker will provide music from an electric recording machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
William E. Rapp
Public Works
George H. Ballantyne
Dewitt Street
American Red Cross
Elmer W. Troutman
William D. Gallagher
Water Tight Cellar Suit Wins for Labor Fees
In Municipal Court yesterday Charles Mackey a Camillus mason won a $141 labor and services claim against Arthur and Beatrice Pichette of Campbell Road Mattydale. Mackey argued for plastering and cellar work done in December 1937 and claimed he guaranteed a water tight cellar. The Pichette countered with a $300 claim citing rainfall and seepage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mackey
Camillus Mason
Arthur
Beatrice Ichette
Campbell Road
Mattydale
Mackey
Helen McCarthy Rivette
Park Meter Installation Steps Taken in Syracuse
The Syracuse Department of Engineering completed curb space marking for downtown parking meters bounded by Adams Street Clinton Street the New York Central track and Oswego Montgomery. One thousand twenty meters will be needed three spaces per 22 feet with a painted curb marking system to indicate meter locations and parking alignment. Installation by the M H Rhodes Company must be completed by July 15 with officials aiming to finish before July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Department of Engineering
Adams Street
Nouth
Clinton Street
New York Central
Oswego Boulevard
Montgomery Street
M. H. Rhodes Company, Inc
Ukrainian Citizens Club Meeting Set For Saturday
President John Kline calls a 7 30 pm session at the Ukrainian National Home 1317 West Fayette Street with a social hour to follow and a baseball motion picture to be shown after the business meeting at the Ukrainian Citizens Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukrainian Citizens’ Club
John Kline
West Fayette Street
New Priests Appointed in Syracuse Diocese
The Most Rev Walter A Foery announces temporary assignments for newly ordained priests. Rev Joseph Kowalczyk will serve at Sacred Heart Syracuse while Rev Francis Cyman moves to Buffalo. Other appointments include Rev Thomas Guyder St Marys Skaneateles and Rev Paul Keefe St Marys Cleveland among others all ordained May 18 at the Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duches
Syracuse
Walter A. Foery
Francis H. Cyman
Sacred Heart Church
Buffalo
Joseph Kowalczyk
Sacred Heart
Father Kowalczyk
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Devin
Uthcart
Cyman
John A. Duffy
Faery
Thomas F. Guyder
St. Mary's Church
Skaneateles
Paul W. Keefe
Cleveland
Francis J. O’brien
Camp Assissium
Fourth Lake
Joseph M. Ploeckl
Cicero
Francis D. McCarthy
Our Lady of Lourdes
Utica
Richard A. Clark
St. Daniel Church
Robert E. Dillon
St. Mary's Maternity Hospital
Infant Asylum
Shipton Ordered to Hire Counsel by Monday
Ralph K. Shipton a securities broker of 101 Hampshire Road faces grand larceny charges over funds and stocks entrusted to him. County Judge Frank P. Malpass ordered him to hire court appointed counsel by Monday or face assignment of an attorney. Shipton says he is without funds or counsel and Harris Greene who had represented him has withdrawn. The court also set June 10 for the second trial of John C. Ketcham on charges of leaving the scene of an accident after a fatal 1939 Onondaga Hill crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph K. Shipton
Hampshire Road
Frank P. Malpass
iShipton
Shipton
Harris Greene
Malpjass
John C. Ketcham
Fitch Street
Ketcham
Richard Hickey
Onondaga
Onondaga Hill
Richard P. Byrne
Park
Clay
Syracuse
Korthias
Three Syracuse University Girls Appointed Student Deans
Three Syracuse University students complete two year program as student deans for vocational guidance. Miss Mary R. Medden of Seneca Falls will direct vocational and educational guidance for Irondequoit High School pupils grades seven through twelve. Miss Dorothy M. Thompson of Omaha will direct a Kent State University residence hall for 225 upper class coeds. Miss Dorothy Hayford of Pittsburgh will assist Dean Helen Marks at Pennsylvania College for Women handling vocational guidance.
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Syracuse University
M. Eunice Hilton
Mary R. Medden
Seneca ‘Falls
Irondequoit High School
Dorothy M. Thompson
Omaha
Neb
Kent ‘State University
Kent
Dorothy Hayford
Pittsburgh
M. Helen Marks
Pennsylvania College For Women
Nurse Association Dinner Opens Syracuse Alumnae Reunion
Syracuse Memorial Hospital Alumnae to hold annual reunion dinner Wednesday night at Drumiias. Guests will register at 9 AM and program follows at 10 AM with Rev. Gennon speaking.
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Nurse Association
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Drumiias
Ryan
Hearing At Tully on Onondaga County Government
Charter Commission held town meetings in Tully and Jordan Street Skaneateles to gather resident views on county government. Voters urged keeping current supervisors and sheriff elected by the people while discussing civil service and county executive options. Expert witnesses will be called next week as the board aims to finish its report by July 15.
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Onondaga County
Tta
Masonic
Tully
Fabius
Lafayette
Pompey
Otisco
Jordan Street
Skaneateles
Spafford
Elbridge
Marcellus
Onanden
Board of Supervisors
H. J. Haith
Charles O. Maxwell
Albany
Civil Service Commission
Leon S. Baldwin
Willard C. Wheeler
George Wryan
Fred Hollenbeck
Burt Webb
Ralph H. Wheeler
Willard Seymour
Wilfred Scammell
W. E. Long
Clifford Hall
Edgar Brown
Ernest R. Deming
D. J. Kenefick
Buffalo
Jacob Tick
Erie County
Frank C. Moore
Kenmore
Association of Towns and Villages
John L. Fiestre
Chemung County
Harry Rosenberg
Monroe County
William A. Davidson
Westchester County
W. Earl Weller
Rochester Bureau of Municipal Research
Howard Jones
State Civil Service Commission
Jensen Receives Muhlenberg AB Degree at 73rd Commencement
Franklin L. Jensen son of Reverend Christian P. Jensen of 520 Brattle Road earns a bachelor of arts from Muhlenberg College as 93 seniors graduate on the Allentown campus. He plans to enter the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Mount Airy next fall after serving as student body secretary and varsity basketball manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin L. Jensen
Christian P. Jensen
Brattle Road
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Jensen
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Mount Airy
Albert Estate Seeks Letters of Administration
A petition filed by Mrs. Mabel Albert requests letters of administration for the estate of Abraham Lewis Albert who died May 16. The petition states assets in a partnership will not exceed 10 000 and claims against the estate will not exceed 2 000. Beneficiaries include three brothers Max Albert Henry Albert Simon Albert and a sister Mrs Sarah A.
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A. L. Albert
Abraham Lewis Albert
Mabel Albert
Eens
John. W. Sadler Yestery
Hetra
Albert
Max Albert
Beech Street
Henry Albert
Euclid Avenue
Simon Albert
East Adames
Sarah A
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Archbold Gymnasium
Gordon Alderman
William H. Powers
Graham
Walnut “Avenue
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Archbold Stadium
College of Medicine
Onondaga Hotel
Giminski
Big Westinghouse
Barca
Iss
Jean Bradshaw
Schenectady
Miss Bradshaw
Christopher Lyttle
Greenwich
Moran
Dinan Dinel Danan Mw Ai Er AN Et Ee
Father Cyman
Tully. By
Muhlenberg
Develors Opticians
M. Lemp
Salina Charles
Lowenstein
Eureks
Hoover
Beevac
Premier
Universal
Electrolux
Weston's Drug Store
I. W. Commercial
S. Sakna Si
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