S U Adds 12 To Language Department At Syracuse
Syracuse University expands its romance languages department to 34 members adding twelve instructors. Spanish instructors include Margarita Castro Julio C Sanchez and Gloria Seda. French instruction features Mignon Pellegrin Anne Simmons and Adolph Heller. Russian teacher is Max Voriani-Tischkovsky with Coast Guard service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Margarita Castro
Costa Rica
University of Minnesota
Julio C. Sanchez
Cuba
University of Havana
Joseph Morabito
Utica
Gloria D. Seda
Columbia University
Mignon Pellegrin
Hunter College
Syracuse University Graduate School
Albert A. Siroff
University of Mexico
Adolph B. Heller
Army Air Force Intelligence Service
Pacific
France
United States
Anne M. Simmons
Max Voriani-Tischkovsky
Poland
The
Technical College
Moscow
U. S. Coast Guard
Liquor Licenses Suspended for Four Syracuse Restaurants
The State Liquor Authority suspended the liquor licenses of four Syracuse establishments for 10 days. Golden Lion Cafe at 254 W Onondaga St and The Friendly Restaurant at 624-30 S West St faced sales to minors charges. Wilkinson’s Grill at 110-12 W Onondaga St and Kanaley's Restaurant at 600-08 S Geddes St faced improper container and restaurant bona fide duties violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
State Liquor Authority
Joseph Lora
Patrick Napelli
Francis W. Cain
Golden Lion Cafe
W. Onondaga St
Andrew Sewak
the Friendly Restaurant
S. West St
Arthur J. Wilson
Wilson's Grill
Frank J. Kanaley
Kanaley
8 Cent Air Mail Rate Cut Symbolized by Ax Ceremony
Postmaster Myron Parkinson wielded an ax to the new 5 cent air mail symbol as officials announced the rate drop from 8 to 5 cents. American Airlines manager Larry G. Riley watched the ceremony. Officials expect a 50 to 75 percent rise in air mail usage for domestic deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Parkinson
Syracuse
Larry G. Riley
American Airlines
Millard Weeker
Postoffice
Ross Angier
Pre Feast Triduum At St. Francis Parish
The Third Order of St. Francis at Assumption Church will hold a three day triduum from Friday to Sunday to mark the feast of St. Francis of Assisi on Monday. Rev. Reginald Sweeney will lead services from Seaside Park New Jersey with a solemn high mass of requiem at 9 AM Friday and evening rites including reception and profession of new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Order
St. Francis of Assumption Church
St. Francis of Assisi
Reginald Sweeney
O.S.M
Seaside Park
N. J
Assumption Church
Fireman 30 Years Marks Anniversary
Ambrose N. Furlong of 218 Shotwell Place observed his 30th anniversary with the Syracuse Fire Department. Furlong rose from master mechanic to fire chief of maintenance, achieving the milestone in 1943 and earning the Hendricks medal for meritorious service in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose N. Furlong
218 Shotwell PLC
Syracuse Fire Department
Furlong
Hendricks Medal
What Next? Now a Name Shortage
A three week old Liverpool girl has no name due to a name shortage. The father told Bernard M. Mitchell, registrar, that they spent time shaping a name but could not finalize it as shortages spur concern the delay may worsen. This is the department’s first case of a supplemental name blank being returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Bernard M. Mitchell
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Mitchell
Tme
Townsendites for New Pension Clubs
The majority of the Townsends in Onondaga County favor a new organization to be named the American Pension Clubs. A spokesman in Room 301 Yates Hotel confirmed the plan, with Paul Chase of Region 2 expected to issue a statement after returning from a trip. Mrs. Allee Lorich had first revealed the possibility of forming the substitute group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Clubs
Onondaga County
American Pension Clubs
Yates Hotel
Paul Chase
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Syracuse
Allee Lorich
Veterans group to weigh support in Onondaga County race
The Veterans Independent Legislative Action Committee announces formation to back either County Clerk R Walter Richtman or Lawson Barnes in the congressional race. The group plans a platform aligned with veterans from local organizations and will disclose its endorsement by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Independent Legislative Action Committee
Onondaga County
George H. van Lengen
van Lengen
R. Walter Richtman
Lawson Barnes
Riehlman
Barnes
Congress
GI Independent Committee
Nowakowski
van Valkenburg
Legislative Action Committee
Minnie van Valkenburg
Wace
42 Years a Dispatcher Retires From New York Central
William S. Mastin, 64, retires after 42 years as a New York Central Railroad dispatcher. Born in Syracuse, he began as an operator in 1904 then became dispatcher in 1917 and chief signalman in 1919. Monday night a dinner honored him with over 75 attendees. he plans winter in Florida and summer in Brewerton with his wife and daughter Lois Murrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Mastin
New York Central Railroad
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
R. W
Florida
Brewerton
Lois Murrock
Forrest Hiller
N.Y. C
William E. Mastin
New York Sestral Station
Classes Open At Le Moyne
Le Moyne College at 254 East Onondaga Street begins the fall term with eight courses offered totaling psychology and industrial relations. About 100 attend the industrial relations class and over 35 in psychology taught by Fr. Bleicher and Fr. Beglan. Formal campus opening set for September 1947. Evening classes run 6:45 to 8:30 with Saturday sessions until 12:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Moyne College
E. Onondagast
Joseph F. Beglan
Resuit College
Anhony F. Bleicher
Wready
Physio to Be Entertained Here by Central New York Chapter
A national officer of the American Physiotherapy Association Miss Barbara White of New York City will be entertained by the Central New York Chapter at a buffet supper hosted by Mrs Theodore Kleinhans 986 Westmoreland Ave Friday night. Members from Auburn Utica Watertown Oneonta and Syracuse will attend with officers including Mrs May Watrous Niles president and Miss Ardis McCarty vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Physiotherapy Association
Barbara White
New York City
Central New York
Theodore Kleinhans
Westmoreland
Auburn
Utica
Watertown
Oneonta
Syracuse
May Watrous Niles
Ardis McCarty
Elvira Hoffmire
City Budget Hearing Set Deliberations Tabled 1947 Budget
The Syracuse Common Council tabled the 1947 budget for a public hearing Monday at 2 P.M. Representatives of the Syracuse School Teachers Association will attend to request higher salaries for teachers. Mayor Costello said adjustments were made to align salaries with private industry. The council also received a communication from James H. Mullan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Syracuse School Teachers Association
Costello
James HW. Mulla
Joy Reports Smoke Abatement Ordinance Work with Chamber
Joy, director of research, states he is collaborating with a chamber of commerce committee on a new smoke abatement ordinance. Several routine matters were considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
Chamber of Commerce
Zonta Club to Hold Meeting Thursday
Zonta Club sponsors first dinner and evening meeting of the season at Hotel Syracuse. The program features a demonstration of frequency modulation radio including a General Electric sound film and an actual FM broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Hotel
Syracuse
General Electric Electronics Engineers
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Jefferson ST
Memb
Fulton
Oxwego
Ithaca
Rome
Witicie
Townsendites
E. Jefferson St
Neme
Fulton, Oswego
Fred E. Osborne
Vet Group In Congress
By Laurence J. O'Coole
Veterans’ Legislative Organization
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Veterans Committee
Disabled American Veterans
War Mother's Association
Tallby
Sheriffs Office
Vanania
le Moyne
Albanys and
Gail
L. R. Acker
Didama St
the New “Naturelle
Beauty Salon
Warren Street
Ncane
Ing
WAA
Detroit
War Assets Administration
Graham-Paige Motors Corp
W. Warren Avenue
Detroit Regional Office
Griswold Street
Cherry
Michigan
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