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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1948

Page

9

Mount Holyoke Club drives reach 72 percent of quota

The Syracuse Mount Holyoke Club reports a $2,000,000 drive for funds has reached 72 percent through pledges toward a $7,400 target. A lecture by Allan Cruickshank, Audubon associate and naturalist, is set for next Monday at Central High School Auditorium to raise the remaining amount.

Kamima van Wormer Syracuse Mount Holyoke Club Mount Holyoke College Central High School Allan Cruickshank Frank Piskor Warren Bentley DeWitt Auburn Oneida Oswego Cruickshank Josiah Lowe Maryland Ave Lowe New York State College of Forestry Audubon Maine

Women Light Candles at St Paul G O P Birthday Fund

At the National Federation of Women's Republican Clubs convention in St Paul Minn New York State leaders were asked by Miss Jane H Todd to light a candle on the birthday cake for every one hundred dollars contributed to the Federation fund Among upstate participants were Mrs John D Taylor Jr Buffalo Mrs Kenneth Powers Rochester Mrs Jane Easterly Gloversville Mrs Eugene Sullivan Fulton Mrs John Wesley Brooks Syracuse from below the Bronx Mrs Robert Low Bacon Nassau and Dr Edith Gordon New York City president of the Republicans Business Women's Club of Manhattan A mass meeting program featured campaign songs and quotations from poets and statesmen on the eventful gathering

National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs St. Paul Minn New York Jane H. Todd Federation Upstate John D. Taylor, Jr Buffalo Kenneth. Powers Rochester Jane’ ‘Easterly Gloversville Eugene Sullivan Fulton John. Wesley Brooks Syracuse Bronx Robert. Low’ Bacon Nassau Edith Gordon New York City Republicans Business Women's Club of Manhattan St. Paul Mass Dewey

Woodford oratorical prizes awarded at Cornell

The Syracuse brothers won the Woodford senior and junior oratorical prizes at Cornell University. Ernest I. White and the late Horace White each held Woodford senior prizes, with Andrew Strong noted as a junior prize recipient.

Syracuse Brothers Woodford Cornell University Kappa Alpha Fraternity Ernest I. White Horace White Andrew Strong

The Fern Earth and a Quiet Thoughtful Revival

A poetic tale traces how a fern was crushed by ancient upheavals then rediscovered through nature's hidden patterns. The speaker muses that God preserves some souls in nature to surprise us on the last day, urging us to value purpose over renown and prize.

Hoffman Lands ERP At Forum

Paul G. Hoffman describes the Marshall Plan at the New York Herald Tribune Forum as the most important conservation effort to preserve life resources and a dignified social order. He argues the program aims to promote peace and to keep free America strong to aid Western Europe and unite the Western world.

New York Paul G. Hoffman New York Herald Tribune Hoffman America Western Europe Western World

STAZE Cream Keeps Plates TIGHT and Clean

In a bold product pitch a new cream in a tube claims to seal plate edges to prevent slips. Advertisers tout it as helping keep plates tighter and easier to use with a money back guarantee and a 35 cent offer.

Forum speakers push defense and food issues at conservation forum

Bernard Baruch urged continued atomic weapon production citing Soviet vetoes and the need for international control. Louis Bromfield claimed U S agriculture could feed five times the current population on cultivated land. Rep Clifford Hope moderated a session noting lack of national conservation policy.

Bernard M. Baruch United States Baruch U. S United Nations Russia Louis Bromfield Ohio Clifford R. Hope R-Kan Hope House Agriculture Committee

Illini Name Origin Tied to Illinois Tribe

The University of Illinois football team adopted the name Illini named after the Illinois tribe that gave the state its name.

University of Illinois Illini

South Carolina to Vote on Divorces in November

South Carolinians will ballot on divorces and penal pardons in the November general election for the first time since the 1895 constitution. The document bars divorces and outlines the state’s constitutional provisions.

Carolina Columbia 8. C South Carolina

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