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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1948

Page

4

Secret Service checks plans for Truman Syracuse visit

Secret Service agents reviewed arrangements for President Truman during a Friday stop in Syracuse. George N. VanEeet conferred with County Democratic Chairman Charles J. Hogan about the route from New York Central Station to the speaking platform and the security perimeter. Hogan will introduce the President. Paul Firpatrick and Bez Yewer assist the Democratic leaders in coordinating the reception with Frank G. Revolir as chairman.

Secret Service Truman Syracuse George N. VanEeet Charles J. Hogan Presidienes New York Ceatral Hogan Henrs Paul Firpatrick Bez Yewer

Nuclear Power Talk Set At Syracuse Meeting

Harry E. Stevens will discuss nuclear power production before the Syracuse Section of the Institute of Radio Engineers at the Museum of Fine Arts tomorrow night. Stevens, a General Electric expert, will outline atomic energy use and its impact on power facilities.

Harry E. Stevens Syracuse Institute of Radio Engineers Wamerrow Museum of Fine Arts Stevens Union Cot Memnec

British Professor Talks Tomorrow at Syracuse Lecture

A visiting University of London professor Fret Neville Scarfe will lecture on elementary education tomorrow night at 7 in Room 16, Medicine Building, Syracuse University College of Medicine. This is part of a Thursday series through January 20.

Syracuse University College of Medicine Neville Scarfe University of London Scarfe Harry, S.ganders the Hill School of Education Madicino

Elmcrest Center closes 103rd year with care for 160 children

Elmcrest Children's Center marked 103 years of service as 160 youngsters aged three to six, mostly from Onondaga County, receive housing, medical care, and daily support. Board president Leon W. Ellis retired, while Carlton L. Joiner noted the center operates eight cottages beside a hospital and a cerebral palsy clinic, with services aimed at families facing housing and domestic hardship.

Elmcrest Center Carlton L. Joiner Eldon D. Zinsmeister Leon W. Ellis Taft John H. Holton Barry ©. Little Lool On Elmcrest Rea Feniher Eldon D Zinsmeister Zinameister Elmeres Cara I i Wieting Johnson Rheumatic Fever Hospital Cerebral’ Palsy Association Clinic Onondaga County Jond Elrs Jang Ebidean Elmerest Chatles Nottingham

Fragmentary notes on group care program and belonging

The text outlines a rough idea of a group care program for children aged around ten to twelve. It mentions feelings of belonging and being loved by a parent figure, respect, opportunities for success, and chances to participate in creative activities. The wording is garbled and difficult to parse.

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Flood Loss Cases Resume In State Court With Jury

The State Court of Claims presided by Judge Bernard Ryan resumes flood loss cases. Claimants include seven individuals such as Black, county jailer, and Mary O Harvey, owners of camps, with damages totaling hundreds of dollars and projected overall claims around thirty eight thousand dollars. Dean Louis B. Mitchell of Syracuse University testified as expert witness while cross examining by Assistant Attorney General James Austin. The claimants are represented by Living Deversell of Syracuse and Theodore Bonney and Albert Work of Seneca Falls.

Néek Clore State Court of Chains Bernard Ryan Ara Chifold Mary O Harvey Louis B. Mitchell

City Bakery Expansion Denied by Planning Commission

FAYHAWAY HAREATES Inc faced denial of expansion plans as Neighbors opposed a zone change and conditional use at 50215 Rich St and Hudson St. A public hearing followed this opposition both yesterday and in a prior session. Opposition from nearby residents centered on growth impacts while firm representatives warned the bakery would relocate if not approved.

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