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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1948

Page

19

Brown Urges Mosher Campaign Backed by Syracuse Leader

Dr. Stuart Gerry Brown of the Maxwell School urged voters to elect Richard T Mosher for Representative in Congress. He criticized Rep. Riehlman for a phony platform and praised Taft Ellender Wagner housing and reciprocal trade positions while urging renewal of key foreign and domestic policies.

Stuart Gerry Brown Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs Syracuse University Richard T Mosher Congress Americans For Democratic Action Stown R. Walter Riehliman Dr.Brown Dr. Brown Riehlman Interior Mosher 80Th Congress

City Hospital Marks 20th Anniversary

City Hospital celebrates its 20th founding anniversary on November 4 with a dinner at the hospital. Dr. C A Sargent announces the event and speaker Dr. Franklin H Pop of Herman Kiefer Hospital will address attendees. The facility began with six patients and now has 17 capacity, with extensive training for nurses and physicians in communicable diseases. The hospital maintains ties to Syracuse University College of Medicine and Syracuse Memorial Hospital, with Mrs Genevieve M Fahey as longtime superintendent. Grace Longhurst was the first director and instructor of nurses.

City Hospital C. A. Sargent Franklin H. ‘Pop Herman Kiefer Hospital Detroit Mich College of Medicine Syracuse University Syracuse Memorial Hospital Genevieve Ms. Fahey Tompkins Memorial Hospital Ithaca Grace Longhurst Mrs Morris Sanatorium

Billy McClements Celebrates 74 With Turkish Bath Fame

Local note honors William L. McClements of 708 N. Salina Street for 53 years in the Turkish bath business. Born in Utica, he remains a boxing fan and has given massages to boxers like Joey DeJohn. Family dinner at Betts Memorial Church marks his birthday with wife, daughter, and cake.

Billy William L. McClements Helen Sr N. Salina St

Dormville Elects Mayor and Council Members

Edward Campbell was selected mayor of the Y M C A Dormville after nominees for the Dorm Council were elected last night. James McElwain was elected city clerk and Edward Ferguson treasurer. Aldermen chosen include Dick Kearins and Peter Chuff on the sixth floor, Robert Longwell and Hal Higman on the fifth, Charles Perry and Bert Levy on the fourth, Charles Coughlin on the third, Stanley Lehrer First Ward, and Co F Adamson Second Ward.

Edward Campbell Y.M.C.A Dormville Counci James McElwain Edward Ferguson Dick Kearins Peter Chuff Robert Longwell Hal Higman Charles Perry Bert Levy Charles Coughlin Stanley Lehrer Co. F. Adamson

Udga Ad Claims Fast Relief for Stomach Ailments

An advertisement touts Udga as quick relief for after eating pains heartburn gas sour stomach and ulcers. It cites three medical ingredients and claims over 210 million sold since 1928 with a 25 cent box offer and double your money back if not satisfied within one hour.

Nations

Early Treatment Urged to Slash Cancer Toll

Syracuse surgeon Dr. Frederick S. Wetherell told the American College of Surgeons in Los Angeles that treating all cancers early could double survival rates. He cited upstate New York data showing five year survival rising from 26 to 50 percent, warning surgeons to lead cancer control programs and to counter cancer phobia with open discussion and screening.

Frederick S. Wetherell Syracuse American College of Surgeons Upstate New York Wetherell

City Girls Enter New Rochelle Investiture at Founder's Day

Three Syracuse girls join 219 freshmen to be formally adopted into the College of New Rochelle during Founder's Day investiture in New Rochelle. Participants include Barbara Kenna Jean Major and Mary E. Quinn, with their respective parent addresses noted.

Syracuse College of New Rochelle New Rochelle Barbara Kenna Charles F. Kenna Midland Av Jean Major S.J. Major Grant Blvd Mary E. Quinn Frank J. Quinn Clairmonte

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