Charity drive broadcast highlights community spirit at Syracuse
The Chest page describes a fundraising program led by Rev. Dr. Charles C. Noble and Rev. Joseph B. Toomey that emphasized charity as serving God. Volunteers attended a dinner, the 35-voice Syronda chorale performed, and radio talent from WAGE WSYR WFBL WNDR and WOLF kept a rapid pace of skits and music.
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Syracuse-Columbia
Charles C. Noble
Hendricks Chapel
Joseph 8
Pholiy B. Chase
Syronda Chorale
Gilbert and Sullivan
Fred Jeske
WAGE
Frank Hennessey
WSYR
Jim DeLine
WFBL
John Luther
WNDR
Fred Shaver Wolf
Murray Bernthal
Local 7S
American Federation of Musicians
Eleanor Scot Jed
Ray Gantter
Gordon Alderman
Don Lyon
Radio Workshop
Syracuse University
Dorothy Kelley Carr
Syracuse Radio Council
New York
Lincoln Auditorium
Board of Education
Lost skin shades in Munich case puzzle authorities
American war crimes officials in Munich say tattooed skin lampshades and other grisly ornaments from the Buchenwald concentration camp may be hidden among possessions in homes of some Americans. The remark highlights ongoing concerns over looted camp souvenirs.
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Munich
Germany
Jose Koch
Buchenwald
Shot Fired In Legation Incident Stuns Washington
A Hungarian diplomat reported a masked intruder entered the Hungarian legation in Washington on Sunday night and fired one shot at the messenger's wife in the dark front hall. The assailant fled after the shot. no one was reported harmed. The State Department was alerted to the unusual break in at a legation.
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Washington
Legaion
John G. Florian
State Department
Legations
Florian
Legation
Oden Porsgal
Regal Ton
Cortland Considers Elective School Board Vote
Cortland voters to decide if the board of education should be elective after a 2000 name petition. The Common Council voted to place the question on the ballot. Francis Torr and Claude Beyea delivered the petition. Airport improvement for future commercial use urged by Donald Ingersott with a federal 60 percent funding promise.
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Afraid-Journal Wire
Donald Ingersott
AMVETS Attack VA Over GI Flight Training Delays
Air training delays anger AMVETS national commander Harold A. Keats who accuses Veterans Administration leader Carl R. Gray Jr. of red tape hindering more than 5500 flight training applications under the GI Bill. He cites halted courses since a July Congressional order and demands faster approval for veterans pursuing aviation careers rather than hobby flying.
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Washington
Harold A. Keats
Amvets
Keats
Carl R. Gray, Jr
AMVET
Red Dean Notifying Travel For Foreigners To Moscow Zones
Foreigners must avoid restricted zones near Moscow as new travel rules limit their visits to Moscow city limits. Officials say many regions including Minsk Archangel Kharkov and Gorky are forbidden without prior notification to Soviet authorities. The State Department notes restrictions curb foreign diplomats to Moscow area and not all cities are accessible.
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Ottawa
Hewlett
Frankfurt
Germany
Johnson
Can-Iu
Arvay
Desterbury
United, States
Alex E
Kharkay
Gorky
Carinat
Wwisit
Moscow
State Department
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Grandma Snider
General Footh
EAC
Hotel
Onondaga
Qnondaga
ED Guth
Stidamn Mont, Comutete Block
Rcavictor Uubpeakable Children's Records
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Neo
Joan
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Wricen
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Enient
ABC
Heers
Mount Vernon
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Chevrolet
Fisher United
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Fisher
Bresee Chevrolet Co., Inc
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S. Solina St
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