Studied 20 Years They Part at Med Graduation
Two Syracusans Ronald A. Miller and Robert F. Rohner among 44 candidates to become doctors at SUNY College of Medicine Syracuse commencement on June 2. They began together in kindergarten and stayed close through Webster Grammar, Grant Junior High, North High, andSUNY courses earning B A degrees and Phi Beta Kappa honors.
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Robert F. Rohner
Ronald A. Miller
Soraensans
Medical College
State University of New York, College of Medicine
Syracuse
Briggs Sr
Wadsworth Sr
Webster Grammar School
Grant
North High School
NEAT
Syracuse Univerity
Miller
Rohner
Slocum Heights
Robert F. Crockett
Livingston Av
Harold E. Hunter
Bellevue
Frank J. Staub, Jr
Allis Et
Arnold L. Weinstein
E. Genesee St
Robert E. Kramer
Fayetteville
Democrats May Give Hall Strong Fight
In the new 31st Congressional District primary on Aug 19 Democrats may field a strong challenger to Rep. Edwin Arthur Hall of Binghamton if he wins the Republican nomination. If W Sterling Cole defeats Hall, Democrats may mount only a token effort in the strongly Republican district. Mayoral figure Donald Kramer of Binghamton is mentioned as a possible opponent. Hall, in Washington for a mutual security vote, said his cocktail drinking charge sparked broad reaction and he has received supportive letters from 40 states. He recalled a butcher shop incident where a meat cleaver-waving voter challenged him over political name calling.
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Washington
Edwin Arthur Hall
Binghamton
W. Sterling Cole
Bath
Hall
Cole
House
Donald Kramer
Hall Hall
Ackerman’s Note 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J Walter Ackerman of Mannsville formerly of Watertown and Auburn celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home. The notes trace his career from water department superintendent to city manager in Fox River and Fail River Massachusetts, then Utica and Auburn where he was city engineer and water department superintendent.
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Watertown
J. Walter Ackerman
Mannsville
Auburn
Ackerman
Athen
Water Department
Fail River
Mass
Utica
Welfroms Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs William A Wolfrom observed their golden wedding anniversary yesterday with a reception hosted by their son and daughter in law Thomas and Mrs Wolfrom at 731 Alients. About sixty guests attended. They married May 29 1902 in Northeast Pennsylvania and have resided in Syracuse for about 45 years. Wolfram formerly worked at Salt Springs Bank before retiring.
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William A. Wolfrom
Thomas Wolfrom
Northeast
Syracuse
Wolfram
Salt Springs Bank
Duss Urged For Proposed City Pay Plan
Onondaga Civil Service Employees Association executive committee backs a personnel director to oversee a new city salary plan. The group endorses in principle a forward step with 19 recommendations including a cost of living adjustment and longevity increments, plus revisions to classifications and an average salary rise near five percent. The association notes about 75 percent of the $20 million city budget goes to payroll and cites the need for supervision.
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JHE
Onondaga
Civil Service Employes Association
Tthe
Association
Dean Smith to Speak at Delta Gamma Reunion Dinner
Dean Smith of Syracuse University School of Nursing will address the Athenian Corporation of Delta Gamma sorority reunion dinner and annual meeting tonight at 6 P.M. in the chapter house at 901 Wal andseke Muleav.
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Dean Smith
Edith Li. Smith
Syracuse University School of Nursing
Athenian Corporation of Delta. Gamma Sorority
Walandseke Muleav
County Home Head To Stay On Until 1953
Earl R. Hall, superintendent of the County Home, plans to stay on through his July 1 next term. He says he is in good health and would accept another three years if reappointed by the Board of Supervisors. Reports linked to Sheriff Wasmer vacating a job January 1 prompted questions about retirement. Hall has led since July 1, 1938, and notes his pay is $6,000 after maintenance deductions.
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Earl R. Hall
Board of Supervisors
Hall
Robert G. Wasmer
Fire crews extinguish stove fire at Walter Liebben home
Firemen were called to the apartment of Walter Liebben at 656 South Warren Street around 10 30 AM today when a pan of meat ignited on the stove. The burning pan was carried from the first floor by the firemen led by Deputy Chief John Farren with Engine Companies Six Eight and Sixteen and Truck Four responding.
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Walter Liebben
Warren St
John Farren
Ihlat
Educator Urges Bilingual Nation For United States
Philadelphia report quotes Dr. Earl J. McGrath urging a bilingual United States begun in elementary school around fourth grade. He notes children learn foreign languages more easily with less accent and argues world leadership depends on mutual understanding amid rapid global links.
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Philadelphia
United States
Earl J. McGrath
U. S
Foreign language study urged in American schools
An article argues for expanding foreign language education in the United States. It notes U N representatives often lack fluency beyond English while other delegates speak multiple languages. It advocates optional foreign language study starting in the fourth to sixth grades to build early linguistic skills and cross cultural understanding.
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United States
United Nations
Assembly
U. S
Egypt
McGrath
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Welfroms
Duss
Laurrence J. O’toole
Bureau of Municipal Research
Robert J. Clift
Imeer Ott Darvsma
Schiff
Salina
Ronson
Elgin
Wittnauer
Howe
Howe Inc
South Salina
Dr.McGrath
Tin Lawetsoetan
Dey’s Fur Storage
Oman
Genesee Street
Elsin American
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