12,000 Youngsters Benefit From Chest Campaign Efforts
The third installment on Community Chest agencies profiles the Red Feather drive opening tomorrow to aid 58 organizations. The year’s target is $1,687,383. Syracuse area youth programs run camps and trips across Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, and Girl Scouts with centralized support from the Chest, while volunteers prepare letters for donations and promote local civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeRuyter Reservoir
Katherine Still
Onondaga County
Ecouts
Camp Hoover
Tully
Ouiseo Lake
Fire
Camp Fire
Luther Halsey Gulick
Reaity
Syracuse University
School of Education
Veschology
Hendricks
Fvo
Madison
Washington Irving
Lower East Side
Piper
Tromden Park
Mivider
Ernest M. Blanchard
Teporis
Woodland
Conalantia
Askenonta
Moose’s Island
Lake Placid
Rams Gulch
Man Pulled From Creek Is Arrested
Peter Glote, 19, of 17 Avenue Street, Liverpool, arrested after being fished from Ley Creek near Seventh North Street. He spent the night at University Hospital for observation. A passerby stopped to help, calling for aid and summoning Special Deputy Fred Summers. They pulled him from the murky water, slime clinging to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Glote
Avenst
Liverpool
Ley Creek
University Hospital
Creek
Seventh North St
Glote
Glode
Fred Summers
Custody Cases Will Be Probed By Welfare Investigation
Justice McClusky of the Supreme Court announced custody disputes will be put on hold pending a full welfare agency inquiry. Investigations will be conducted by public or private bodies under state welfare law, with no recommendations. Court will decide disposition and custody after the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICE Wiliam FE
McClusky
Equity
Supreme Court
Justice McClusky
Hey
Ethical Power Seen Need Balance for World
Rabbi Incin L Hyman warned that ethical power is required to balance the world. He cited Rosh Hashana symbolism of a scale, with physical health and spiritual well being as assets, and noted a deficit in ethical guidance directing progress toward constructive ends. He urged renewal of spirituality and ethics in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incin L Hyman
Adath Yesherun
House of God
Executive Speaks At Ad Club Meet
Lloyd George Vexarg of O L Taylor Co chaired a meeting with radio station reps in Syracuse. He described dressing the Ad Club in the East Room and advised on effective nationwide advertising focusing on type and product categories. He noted his background in food and drug rules and consumer ads and his radio career from WGAR to sales promotion in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George Vexarg
O. L. Taylor Co
Ad Club
Hole Syracuse
WGAR
Cleveland
Barre Co
New York City
USO drive urged as war relief effort grows in county
Amid banners and neon signs at the Onohdaga County War Memorial Auditorium volunteers push for campaign support. General Chairman Ransom G. MacKenzie cites strong response as 7,500 participate in charity drives to aid service members and their families through the USO and local community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onohdaga County
Rial
Sampson Air
Voree
Samson Band
Syracuse Nationals
Syracuse University
Coun
Ransom G. MacKenzie
Moravia men hurt in crash near Galeville report
Route WwW north of Syraci Miss Lynn war reported i ano a Bush and Frank Goon 28 of Moravia B C 2 his companion in the car both suffered lacerations and trettures They Also were reported In good condition this morning SPECIAL DEPUTY Sheriff Fred Sunnis reported a headas sion of the cars of Carl Niek Liverpool RD 3 and Edward Siejalit 24 Liverpool rr on the old Liverpool rd at Galeville about $30 PE Mrs Catherine Nek year old Miek s car and ated for contusions in St Joseph s Hospital Niejalik pleaded guilty to charges of failure to have his car under a control and failure to notify
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Syraci
Miss
Lynn
I Ano A. Bush
Frank Goon
Moravia
B.C
Fred Sunnis
Jhé
Carl Niek
Liverpool RD
Edward Siejalit
Liverpool Rr
Liverpool
Galeville
Catherine Nek
Miek
St. Joseph's Hospital
Niejalik
Red Feather Extends Recreational Services Continuation
The agency states continued support for recreational services through Red Feather, ensuring uninterrupted operations and access. Officials emphasize commitment to residents and guarantee ongoing programming, infrastructure, and staff engagement for the foreseeable future.
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Hoover
Londonderry
Fhieeme
Andersen
Glas
C. B. Blanchard Bros
Wallace Se
Bparshcian
Jaarcus Aurelius
Galen
City Opticians
Red Feather
Louise Orlando
New York State
Irene Shattuck
Rally For Workers
War Memorial Building
Elle
Dorothy Gray
Cellogen
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