Polish Club Urges City To Open Rusin Av
Members of the Yotsa Democrsity Club request Mayor Corcoran and the Common Council to open the West End Street once named for Rev. Francis Rusin, former pastor of Sacred Head Church, dating from July 27 1839, to connect State Fair Street and Dewey Ave.
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Yotsa Democrsity Club
Corcoran
Common Council
West End
Francis Rusin
Father Rusin
Sacred Head Church
Dié
State
Rair Vtyd
Dewey Av
Harbord urges unity against drift in U S society
Maj Gen Harbord at Memorial Day events laments disunity and selfishness fueling civil war among business and labor. He urges national purpose and sacrifice memory, while officials note the parade and services across Onondaga County with veterans groups, schools, and Colgate University speakers.
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B. Herbod
Sampson Air Force Base
le Val
W. Genesee St
Gent
Evie
E. Salina
Alred W. Haight
Harrison Sts
Common Council
Councilmansia
Leo P._Dorsey
Secont
Harold R. Roderick
Harbold
United States
Paul Steinberg
Memorial Association of Syracuse
Onondaga Courty
Leslie J. Parnell
USMC
Thomas J. Corcoran
J. W. McCauley
USAF
321 Air
Ian
Calvin M. Thompson
Irving Aronson
Lincoln
Khowrve Byun
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
United Spanish War Veterans
Armed Forces Color
New York National Guard Infantry Regiment
248Th
National Guard Field Artillery
National Guard Engineers
Army Reserve Corps
Tipperary Hill
American Legion
32D Air Division
USN
American Legion Poxis
Eumecenias
Baldwinsville
Riverview Cemetery
Everett N. Case
Colgate University
Lynenurt
War Memorial
Knight of St. John
16Sth Infantry Regiment
New York National Guard
Lafsyelle
Pompey, Mattydale
Lyncourt
le Lan
Fabius
Minoa
Class Tours Niagara Falls With Diverse Foreign Born Group
SEVENTY-FOUR members of the advanced English class at Madison adult evening school will visit Niagara Falls tomorrow. The group includes students from Greece Latvia China Poland Germany Italy and France. They depart at noon from 723 A Piscine Tench and will tour the Falls and nearby sights with teachers Miss Lilvia O'Hara Mrs Catherine Stacey and principals Diriz Berry of Marion and Prescott adult evening schools accompanying.
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Madison Adult
Niagara Falls
Was
Syracuse
Greece
Latvia
China
Poland
Germany
Italy
France
Horsardne Falls
Groun
Foam Prescott
Vocational
Marison
Frazer
Lilvia O'Hara
Catherine Stacey
Diriz Berry
Marison and
Prescott
Payless Monday At Postoffice
The Postoffice Department ran out of money in mid May. Washington representatives told Maurice W. Campfield that an appropriation bill for postal workers would be considered by Congress for another week, delaying pay for Syracuse postoffice employees.
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Syracuse Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Washington
Maurice W. Campfield
Nations Association of Letyer Carriers
Congress
Hill Alumni Elect Six New Officers
Syracuse University Alumni Association at Skynns Hall named six new officers including two alumni trustees, three directors, and two Administrative Board of Athletics members. New trustees George Herman and Howard J. White will serve six-year terms, replacing retiring trustees. Directors Will, Bruce, Mehlek, and O Day will serve three years. Administrative Board members John Hammer and Kenneth Rupert join for two years.
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SUX
Syracuse University
Skmns
George Herman
Buffalo
Howard J. White
Wilmington
Del
Debanks Henward
Syta+cube
Charles Lee
Middleton
Will
Ethel Baldwin Bruce
Elemira
John Mehlek
Cleveland
Royal O'Day
Syracuse
Carl Bachman
Watertown
Harold McBride
Marjorie Kirk
John
Hammer
Kenneth Rupert
Albert Deisseroth
Forrest Wittmeyer
Willl
Mi s Phillips Hurt In Auto Collision
Helen Phillips 83 of Skaneateles Falls suffered severe scalp lacerations and her grandson John Brooks five of Auburn RD 6 fractured right wrist in an untold accident last night on the Skaneateles-Jordania road. Both were taken to Auburn City Hospital and reported in good condition by staff as Trooper Richard Haley investigated.
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Helen Phillips
Skeneateles Falls
John Brooks
Auburn
R. D
Skeneateles
Jordania
Auburn City Hospital
Richard ‘Haley
Players to Repeat Americana Show at Grant Junior High
The Pompeian Players of Our Lady of Pompey Church present two repeat performances of Americana a musical at Grant Junior High School tomorrow at 2 30 and 8 30 PM under director Hoy Charles Borgogneni. The cast includes about 200 junior and senior high school students.
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Pompelan Players
Our Lady of Pompey Church
Grant Junior High School
Hoy
Charles Borgogneni
Anti Sendor High School
Two Thousand Scouts to Hold Camporee Next Weekend
Onondaga Council 2000 Boy Scouts plan a three day camporee at Hancock Field with stunts, demonstrations, and exhibits for the public. Edward Forgette Eagle awards to be presented. district commissioners supervise six sectors under program staff and field committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOATE
Boy Scouts of Onondaga Council
Hancock Field
Arenda
Alpert Gordon
Finan
Paveney
Star
Life Ant Communications
Edward Forgette
Edward ‘Taylor
Vernon Tapper
Roger Moreland
Council
Xetu
Harold Washburn
Camporeej
Cecil Gamble
Tie
Hubertl Health and Safety
Marcy Bower
Old Grads Return For S U Reunion
Syracuse University alumni gathered from across the U S and abroad for a reunion on campus. About 400 attendees enjoyed breakfasts and tours of fraternity houses and new campus buildings. Memorial tributes honored 33 classmates who died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
U.S
Cour Tes
Healy
St-yean Elasy J
Yucaipa
California
Intruder Flees From Comstock Avenue Apartment
A resident chased an intruder from a Comstock Avenue apartment after the burglar fled through a window and fire escape when confronted by the owner Harold Helvolis. No items were reported missing. The incident occurred as the owner returned home to a light on in a bedroom.
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Comstock Av
Harold Helvolis
Comstock
Albert Seeley
Helivolis
Mtrider Es
Syracuse Professor Leads Honorary Bible Fraternity Banquet
Syracuse University zoology professor was named president of Theta Chi Beta, Honorary Bible Fraternity, at its annual installation and banquet yesterday. Dr J Sheron Thick to succeed. Prof H Neil Richardson of the Bible Department among honored guests Dr Mary E Macey of Glendale Calif and Rev Robert Hebblethwaite both five year graduates. Speaker was Dr James Mullenberg of Union Theological Seminary.
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Syracuse University
Theta Chi Beta
J. Sheron Thick
H. Neil Richardson
Dible
Mary E. Macey
Claremont
Calif
Robert C. Hebblethwaite
James Mullenburg
Union Theological Seminary
Guadalcanal Club Liquor License Revoked and Protests Noted
The defunct Guadalcanal Club at 198 James St had its liquor license revoked after prior fines for selling after hours went unpaid. City officials, aided by deputy sheriffs, found incomplete fixtures and sold assets to defray costs. Separate votes approved school construction projects in Fayetteville and Manlius, while a state board granted related bonds and raised dispute about voter turnout and scheduling.
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Tees Sts Liqns
Syracuse Guadalcanal
James St
Fayatteville
Manlius
Central
Eppli-Missioner
Cation
Roy Lakock
Taxpayer Group
Joseph Marnell
S. Salina St
A. van ‘W. Hancoti
Wedraw
I. Wiliam L. Broad
Central School District
Board For Education
New York State Board of Regents
Eandle Uo
Fayetteville
Manlius Schol
Bayetteville School
New TB Drug Explained At National Tuberculosis Meet
Miss Annd B Towse describes a pivotal moment in the fight against tuberculosis at the 45th annual National Tuberculosis Association meeting in Heston. Dr James E Perkins notes the drug isonicotinic acid hydrazide offers advantages but not clear superiority to existing streptomycin PAS therapy. RCAe victor to build an electronics plant in Ont A with construction starting this summer and completion planned for next spring.
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National ‘Tuberculosis Association
Heston
Annd B. Towse
Onondaga Health Associaton
Towse
United States Public Health Service
James E. Perkins
Pia Electronics
Rcae Victor
F. R. Deakitt
Fire damages Dearborn Place home during picnic warning
A house at 112 Dearborn Place suffered heavy fire and water damage when a blaze started from a faulty refrigerator on the first floor and spread through partitions to the back of the building. Three families were away picnicking when the alarm was raised by Reverend Stanley McLain and Perry McClain. Deputy Chief Ferren said the fire caused considerable damage, and District Chief Leo Pacheck reported a 22 alarm. The owner was listed as Mrs. Viola Pullman.
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Dearborn Pl
Francis Ferren
Viola Pullman
Dearborn BL
Delores Prevost
Walter Ordway
John Moriarty
Leo Pacheck
Stanley McLain
Southay
Free Methodist Church
Paervey McClain
Willow
John Bittel
Deartera
Rochester residents survive boat explosion off Cape Vincent
Four Rochester residents including George A. Tomaselli and his wife a city court judge escaped a 22 foot motorboat explosion on the St Lawrence River. They were rescued by Archie Garlock and Fred Gault and taken to shore as the boat sank valued at 2200 dollars and not insured.
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Hermd-Journal
Wise
Cape Vincent
Rochester
St. Lawrence
Cape Vince
George A. Tomaselli
Henry E. Gillette
Tomaselli
Archie
Garlock
Fred Gault
Gshing
Engineers to study West End sewage plan with two firms
Onondaga County Public Works Committee will consult with sanitary engineers from two nationally known firms, one Chicago and one Boston, to review sewer options for the city West End area including Solvay and surrounding towns. Local firm O’Brien & Germ remains involved as plans advance toward hearings and potential public input on a 25 to 30 million dollar project.
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Onondaga County Pubiic Works
West End
Chicago
Boston
Commission
Te City
Solvay
Vale
Westerles
Fairmount
Taunton
Out of Town Vs Sports
Wah
Exseratiae
Geddes
Caraillus
Onondaga
O'Brien & Germ
Alow
Gedfles
Camillus
Peil to Receive Nichols Degree in June
DAVID R.B. PEIL of 226 Home Settles is a member of the graduating class of Nichols Junior College in Dudley Massachusetts and will receive his degree at commencement exercises June 6. Dr. Quincy Merrill will award the degrees. He is son of Arthur and attend Eastwood High School. The Rev Renard D. Smith will attend the 19th General Assembly in Kansas City June 1973.
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David RB. Peil
Home Settles
Nichols Junior College
Dudley
Mass
Quincy He Merrill
Waile
Nich- Si
Tel Nuson Pell
Dramatic Civic
Radio Clus
Mra
Arthur Peil
Eee
Eastwood High Schat
Renard D. Smith
Pleasant Av
Alksny
Church of the Nazarene
General Assembly
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium
Smith
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City
Rusin Av
Stanley J. Laskowskhl
Senyor
Hill
T. D. McGregor
Scarsdale
Ivan Carcross
Raymond T. Shuler
Association
Levi Chapman
Mi's
Phillips
B. Churciill “Loveland
Council Advancement Committee
Ara Ue
Leon
Grenbell
Buffalo Bill
Arthur Ives
Daniel Boone
Herbert Straub
Kit Carson
William Cunningham
Ralph Hook
Three Rivers
Vern Tapper
William Wadsworth
Charles Quick
Marey Borer
Fas
Crumlins
C. C. Ward
New York City
D. MacGregor
Bearsdale
Ags
Luda Hall
Granville
George
Lizzie
Truman A Preston
S.U. Reunion
Saratoral Springs
Troy
Bill Orange
Slocum Hall
College Commons
University Club
Corinthian Club
Relevue Country Clubs
Caseyés Hu
Tecumsent Gullbun
Lalvary Club Schrafft's
Hotel Syracuse
Onight
Sims Hall
Archard Gymnasium
Tolasca
Mexico
Mexico City
Harry Johson
West St
Polite
Leon Myers
Seymour St
Patcolman Lyle Toms
Lick Heads Bible Group
Guadalcanal
Pane Doanna
Vu Wustapc
Patrot
London
Peil
Nichols
Guy
Finer
Seetour
Wright's
Valley Drug Store
Soling
Peters
Areeratios
Savings Bank
Salina
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