Republicans Ready Dewey Reception in Central New York
Republicans prepared a gala reception for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as speeches lit the pre election scene. Former Senator James M. Mead, Dewey’s 1946 gubernatorial opponent, challenged Dewey saying his proposed $400 million throughway from New York to Buffalo doubled from the earlier $200 million estimate and called it a luxury boulevard.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
G.O.P
U. S
James M. Mead
Dewey
Buffalo
Ineligible to Serve Withdraws Candidacy in Assembly Race
Mrs. Beverly Andrews of the American Labor Party says she will withdraw after eviction from Pioneer Homes and living outside the Second Assembly District she hoped to represent. Officials doubt her name can be removed from the ballot despite her decision.
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Beverly Andrews
American Labor Party
Dewey Special Train Set for Syracuse Appearance
Governor Thomas E. Dewey will arrive by special train at 2 05 PM Monday and speak briefly from the track elevation near the New York Central station. He stays about 30 minutes as Onondaga County Republicans led by Charles A McNeil join him from Rochester to Syracuse. Mead campaigns for Truman criticizing Dewey policy and accuses administration of false economy in education while funding highways and a new State Fair.
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Dewey
New York Central
Onondaga County
Charles A. McNeil
Rochester
Syracuse
Mead
Harry S. Truman
Alfred Spagnola
Truman
Civil Service Officers Named At Onondaga Chapter
NEW OFFICERS of the Onondaga chapter, Civil Service Employees Association, were elected Wednesday. Vernon A. Tapper was named president, Kenneth Bowles vice president, Rose Soblovitch secretary, Alyce Corey assistant secretary, H. Beeman Tremble treasurer, with Juliet Pendergast, Harry Whitford and Charles Stock as members of the executive committee.
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Onondaga
Civil Service Employes Association
Vernon A. Tapper
Kenneth Bowles
Rose Soblovitch
Alyce Corey
H. Beeman Tremble
Juliet Pendergast
Harry Whitford
Charles Stock
Court May Dismiss Hill Pinball Cases
Pinball cases against six university area businessmen may be dismissed after another postponement. Four students who made original complaints refuse to sign amended charges due to class misses. Arrests dated back to July 14. Judge Bamerick noted possible dismissal unless new informations are signed.
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University Area
William H. Bamerick
Special Sessions Court
Zonta International District IT Conference Day Two
The second of three conference days for Zonta International in Syracuse gathers 17 clubs from Central New York and parts of Canada. President Elizabeth Judge outlines community service for world service while officers and delegates convene with speeches, nominations, and a banquet planned with toastmistress Grace Hodge.
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Zonta International
Pauline C. Fyler
Schenectady
Syracuse
New York
Canada
Joseph
Elizabeth A. Judge
Cleveland
International
World Service
Dora Neun
Rochester
Harriet Ackroyd
Utica
Mary E. Jenkins
Zonta
Grace Hodge
Syracuse Club
Ames
Genevieve M. Fahey
Laura Bon
Mary Havill
Editha Parsons
Bernice Morgan
Hazel Reed
Betty Lawrence
Regina McLaughlin
Carolyn M. Hobkirk
J. Winifred Hughes
Ninita Johns
Grace Ryan
Clara Thorpe
Alice Vroman
Adele Ferris
Minnie Haskins
Erna Hofmann, Bowes
Bertha Mulford
Rhea M. Eckel
Thelma Curran
Sunday gospel and mass schedules at city churches
The excerpt presents a gospel reading from Matthew about rendering to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's, followed by a long list of Mass times and church locations across Syracuse and nearby areas including Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Holy Trinity Most Holy Holy, St. Anthony, St. Cecilia and many others with multiple services listed for each parish.
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Bethany
Washington St
Leo BR. Marshy
A. Ryicé
Delaware Street
Delaware
Dudley Wis
Calvin M. Thompson, Jr
Eastwood
James St
Homegraft
Nicholas Titus
Titus
Montgomery
Jefferson Sts
Réwin T. Dahlberg
Barent School
Loyalty
Hawley
Howard St
Clarence Walker
Cémmon
Lowell Avenue
N. Lowell
Donald Densmore
St. Luke’s
S. McBride St
Edward ES. Andrews
Corniang
George J. Stoddard
Lower Church
Our Lady of Pompei
N. McBride St
Our Lady of Solace
Salt Spring Rd
Park and Lakeview Ars
St Anthony of
Tadua
W. Colvin’ St
Willisay and Herkimer St
St. Cecelia
S. Woods Rdr
St. Solvay
A.M. St. Charles
St. Daniel's
Court St
McNett Responds to Denial in Mosher Campaign Row
Charles A. McNett of Onondaga County Republican leadership rebutted Democratic claims that Richard T. Mosher misquoted Rep. Riehlman on the Taft-Ellender-Wagner housing bill. McNett accused Democrat Hogan of spreading falsehoods and urged more campaign clarity while citing Riehlman speeches and Hartley co-author statements. Thomas J. Thompson, Mosher supporter, criticized Riehlman’s labor address and highlighted Taft-Hartley act debates and Hartley remarks about Republican leaders.
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Charles A. McNety
Onondaga County
Richard T. Mosher
Congress
R. Walter Riehlman
Charles J. Hogan
McNett
Hogan
Riehlman
Labor
Republican Party
Democrat
Riehilman
Truman
Thomas J. Thompson
Joint Labor Committee
Mosher
Thompson
Taft
Two Plead Guilty At Burglary Trial
Patrick Dugan and Frank E. Bushey pleaded guilty to third degree burglary in a trial that ended yesterday afternoon. County Judge Leo W. Breed deferred sentence and ordered arraignment as second offenders. Dugan testified he had been drinking and entered a gasoline station at 644 Valley Street for coffee, saying he fell into the grease pit when asked how he was captured.
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Patrick Dugan
S. State St
Frank E. Bushey
Leo W. Breed
Dugan
Valley Sr
Frank del Vecchia
Couple Arrested for Neglect of Five Children in Ohio
Mr and Mrs Ray Murphey of McConnellsville Ohio were arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff John Joy for neglecting their five children. They were found washing dishes in two downtown stores and will be returned to Ohio Joy said.
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Ray Murphey
McConnellsville
John Joy
Ohio
Joy
Fitch Honored on Retirement After 46 Years at Syracuse Savings
Mark S. Fitch retires after 46 years with Syracuse Savings Bank. Trustees led by Frederick W. Barker presented a leather bound book with a board resolution and a signed message from all officers expressing esteem. Fitch, eligible for retirement in July, witnessed the bank grow from seven employees and 10 million dollars in deposits to 65 staff and 63 million in deposits.
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Mark S. Fitch
Syracuse Savings Bank
Ifrederick W. Barker
Frederick W. Barker
Fitch
Guide Pupils Is New Advice In Education
Dr. Robert S. Fisk of Syracuse University urged a new teaching approach at a child guidance conference at Geneseo State Teachers College. He said teachers should instruct students with the subject matter rather than teach the subject matter to them, focusing on how the educational experience affects the child. He emphasized aggressive administration, understanding and interested faculties, and expanded public information to aid guidance work.
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Geneseo
Robert S. Fisk
Syracuse University
Fisk
Geneseo State Teachers College
Police Alerted On False Alarms During Halloween
Chief John A. Kinney announced during the Halloween season police will take special leave to prevent false fire alarms. He warned that persons ringing fire boxes when there is no fire will be dealt with severely.
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John A. Kinney
Pastor Will Mark 35th Anniversary
The 35th anniversary of the Rev. Frederick C. Ellerman, pastor of St. Paul s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Syracuse, is noted. He came as a student in 1913, was ordained at Gloversville, installed Oct 16, studied at the University of Pennsylvania seminary and Auburn Union Seminary, attended a 1929 Lutheran World Convention in Copenhagen, and in 1933 pursued studies in Jerusalem and at the Chicago Institute in Lazur Egypt. He recently returned from Europe and announced a book entitled The Holy Bible and The New Faith.
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Frederick C. Ellerman
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elerman
Syracuse
Gloversville
St. Paul's
University of Pennsylvania
Auburn Union Seminary
New York City
Copenhagen
Thief Leaves Calling Card After Goose Theft
Sheriff reports a thief stole six geese worth 36 each from Frank Switzer at his henhouse near the Salem Inn on Pompey Center Road. The burglar also left a flashlight as a calling card. Sgt Arthur Willis notes fingerprints may aid the investigation.
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Arthur Willis
Sheriff's Office
Frank Switzer
Salem Inn
Pompey Center Rd
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Melvin Lessen
Marshall St
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George Snyder
Summer Orange
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Snyder
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Eugene Cohen
Cohen
Jacob Bronstein
Jake
S. Crouseau
Paul KR. Shanahan
Rusell E. Harrington
Haririet C. Richards
Chicago
Margaret Waldron Fof
Directory of Sunday Church Services
Church of Christ, Scientist
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James
Church of Christ
Geddes Street
Geddes
Floyd H. Randall
Ckiwell
Salina St
B. Smith
Jesus
Congregational—Christian
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S. Salina St
Archie Burns Bedford
Church School
A.m. Servic
Plymouth
Onondara
Madi
B. McDuffee
Chutes ” School
Episcopal
McLenman Jr
Wiliam J. Spicer
Church of the Good Shepherd
Onondaca Reservation
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Fay Reades
Church of the Saviour
Arthur Breese Merriman
Emmanuel
East and Yates Sts
Melvin Abson
Univers. v
Madison St
James A. Hockweil
Canterbury
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W. H. Siebert
Lutheran
E . i Uni Hrene Memorial
Geddesse Paris
C. A. Rosecrans
Park St
Arling
Ke Jton M
Bahn
Centenary
S. West St. the Tey
Mirs
Harold Alexander
John EH. Willis
E. Onondaga
Albert L. Bauer
Frederick Butman
Dewitt
Furman
Furman St
Ernest Otter
James Street
Leonard Bosford
John Olson
W. Brighton and Midlanders
John M. Joslyn
PH. Shimer
Luther League
Mount Tabor
Butternut St
Donald Pridge
Oswego St
Merriman Av
Grace St
I'l A.M
Trinity
Misouri Synod
Lexington Av
Westcott St
Russel W. Harnack
Jon's
Prospectov
Christian P. Jensen
George E. Heck
Methodist
Asbury
Solvay
John W. Faust
Bellevue Heights
Geddes St
Grant
Walter Tildesley
Tafayette Avenue
Midland
Leon B. Randall
Rockefeller
Cumberland
Dewlit C. Clemons
God
University
EL Genesee St
University Av
Wilson G. Cole
West Genesee
W. Genesee St
Milton
Philip Torrance
Woodlawn
Harold and Butternut
Methodist—Free Free
Ulnden St
H. P.thomas
Wesleyan First
E. Onondags and
William Montgomery
First Baptist
St. Michael's
Oswega
Earner Fabius
Theodore Kondratich
St. Elias
W. Lafayette
George Karim
St. Peter & Paul
Hamilton
South Av
Joseph R. Plower
East Genesee
E. Genesee St
G. T. Krohn
Harry B. Taylor
Arthur Mielke
South
S. Salina
W. Colvin
John FT. Reeve
Jesus Christ
Dames St
William Henry Smith
Teallay
Eldorads St
Thomas Kirkwood
Fairmount Union
Roland C. Fredericks
Reformed Presbyterian Reformed Presbyterian
G. M. Robb
Spiritual Church of God
Bertha, Woolman
Spiritual Science Church
Onondaga Hotel
Florence Rodgers
Church of Eternal Light
Y.W.C.A
Unitarian
May Memorial
James Gt
Glenn
Canfield
William Yerington
Euest
Hendricks Chapel
Charles Noble
Reguilar
Assemblye Christiana
W. W
Michael Palma
Church of Jesus_ Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Mormon
Montgomery St
Howard S. Mallory
H. Tasker
the Gospel For Sunday
Caesar
St. Lucy's
Gifford St
St. Matthew's
Bas Syracuse
St. Patrick's
Schuyler St
Lowell Av
St. Peter's
Talian
N *Etite St. and
St. John the Baptist
S. Wilburay
Schieder
Schieder Optician
W. Y
MR. Ellerman
Europe
Tiet
Adrian J. Grobsmith
New York State
Veterans of Foreign Wars
WFBL
WEFBL
Republican
Yerien
Sames St. Dan Drugs’ Eastwood
Ffours
Olt Friar Wines
Ore
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