Liberia's U N Envoy Speaks At United Nations Week Institute
Charles T. O. King ambassador from Liberia to the U N will speak at the United Nations Week Institute at Hotel Yates. The event hosted by the Syracuse Association for the United Nations begins at 9 45 a m with a luncheon address by King and two morning panels on U S responsibility to the U N and U N refugees.
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United Nations
Liberia
Charles T. O. King
United Nations Week
Hotel Yates
Syracuse Association For the United Nations
King
U.N
Liberia College Law School
International Atomic Energy Commission
New York
United States
Edward Stuewe
Osteopaths elect Two Syracusans
The New York State Osteopathic Society chose two Syracuse physicians for key posts at its annual convention at the Park Sheraton Hotel New York City last week. Dr. Kaufmann 1712 South Salina Street was elected president and Dr. Beall Jr named a director.
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Adirondacks Forest Preserve
Empire State Forest Association
Hotel Onondaga
Harold G. Wilm
Joint Legislative Committee On Natural Resources
New York
Wilm
State Conservation Bulletin
Adirrondacks
Association
Lyman A. Beeman
L. J.kugelman
A. B. Recknage
New York State Osteopathic Society
Syracuse Osteopathic Physicians
Park ‘Sheraton Hotel
New York City
William E. Kaufmann
South Salina Street
Francis J. Beall, Jr
Kaufmann
American Osteopathic Associations
Kansas City
William S. Prescott
Allens. Prescott
Francis J. Beall Jr
Robert R. Ross
C. Franklin Humbert
Rochester
Hill Post Office Moves to New University Station
Syracuse Post Office moved to its new University station at 7298 Crouse Ave over the weekend, replacing the old quarters at 179 Marshall St. The facility is Syracuse’s first modern station under the Post Office Department modernization plan. Dedication is set for Nov. 5 with speakers including Congressman R. Walter Reihlman and William Bartelt. The one story building provides 6 000 square feet of space.
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Syracuse Post Office
Crouse Ave
Marshall St
R. Walter Riehlman
William Bartelt
Postal
Syracuse Woman’s Mother Dies in Taberg Crash
The mother of a Syracuse woman, Hazel W. Davis 65 of Camden, died from chest injuries after a truck auto crash on Route 69 near Taberg. Her companion Bessie M. Plumley 63 died at the scene. two others were hospitalized. Davis, widow of Benjamin Davis, worked at Camden Central School and belonged to First Methodist Church. Services are at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in Camden.
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Syracuse
Taberg
Hazel W. Davis
Elm St
Camden
Rome Hospital
Pickielniak
Bessie M. Plumley
Davis
Parish
Benjamin Davis
Camden Central School
First Methodist Church
North Asbury Circle
Gerald
Anna Bushaw
Clarence Pennington
William Seameans
Amboy
Forest Park Cemetery
Not Here Take One Step Into the Cavalier Room
An ad promotes the Cavalier Room as a men only luncheon venue with fine food plush comfort and a dignified atmosphere encouraging frequent visits for personal pleasure.
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Cavalier
Burglars Loot Radio Shop In Hi Fi Amplifier Theft
Burglars entered the Radio and Electronic Co. at 401 N Townsend St by smashing a rear window and stole a hi fi amplifier. Owner Leo J. DeMartino of 411 Radcliffe Rd discovered the loss at about 8 30 a m. Detectives Edward Corbett and Duane Metzger are investigating with the crime lab checking fingerprints.
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Radio and Electronic Co
N. Townsend St
Leo J. DeMartino
Radicliffe Rd
Edward Corbett
Duane Metzger
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Africa
India
Council
Brewerton
Loew Building
Anthony Henninger
Vernon T. Rear
Dr. Rear
Onondaga
American Academy of General Practice
William A. Share
Aaron Burman
Osteopaths
Hill Post Office
Isyracusan
HOTEL
Eastern
Montreal
Philadelphia
West Genesee ST
Manlius
Tae E
Olumy’s
Olum’s
Ord Prize
W. Genesee St
Syracuse, N. Y
E. Manlius St
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