Research Bureau Head Plans Syracuse launch
Richard A. Atkins of Boston arrives in Syracuse for a three day visit to organize the new Governmental Research Bureau with Perrin L. Babcock and others. They will discuss downtown office space, staffing and a $35 000 annual budget. The bureau will be nonpolitical and publish findings for press radio civic groups and the public.
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Richard A. Atkins
Boston
Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce
Citiizens
Dix
Onondaga County
Atkins
Boston Municipal Research Bureau
Masonic Honors to Be Granted at Syracuse Lodge Tonight
Masonic honors will be conferred on Syracuse Lodge 501 members at the Masonic Temple tonight at 8 o clock. George MacCall will receive his apron as district deputy grand master of the Guontaga Masonic District and will preside at meetings next year. A reception will follow for Grand Warden William H. Chilton as he is welcomed to the Grand Commandery. Other honored names include Earle W. Wilson Serge Lindemag Vans Dove Abe Rath ay woodlax and more as October visits to lodges are planned.
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Syracuse Lodge 501
George MacCall
Hilline
Laurel al
Vans A. Dove
Newell's
Aberath Ay Woodlax
Longi
Ely See
William H. Chilton
Thosa
Onondaga One
Earl &, Farrington
MacCall
Tully
Dedication Ceremony at Admin and Science Buildings
The bishop will bless the Interior Administration building and then the Science building. He will bless the platforms for the dedication of colors as part of the ceremonies. The event begins at the main entrance with the procession of clergy and diocese officials.
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STE Most
Walter A. Forry
D.D
Syracuse
le Moyne College
Robert Cannon
Fordham University
William J. Schlaerth
S. J
le Moyne
Elvic
Onondaga
Gion
Speings
Pres Herar
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Research Bureau
LeMoyne
Schola Cantorum
Joseph J. McGrath
F.ag.o
Choi
Virginia
Staunton
Glenn Comb
Ononsnow
Idaga American Legion
le Moyne Cols Mountain
Highland County
Gee Ice
Science
FED
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