Scout Silver Antelope Award Honors Regional Leaders
Dr. Joseph Illice dean of the State College of Forestry received the Silver Antelope from Region 2, Boy Scouts of America, at a Buffalo conference. More than 60 adult leaders from New York and New Jersey attended. Seven men, including Illice, were honored for distinguished service to boyhood. Others named were Cowles Andrus, Woo William Bates, Harold Eaton, George W. Gleasner, Joseph J. Morey Sr., and Joseph H. Vosburg, with Paul A. Keene representing Siracuse.
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Joseph ”S.illick
State’ College
Boy Scout’ of ‘América
Buffalo
New York
New Jersey
United States
Illice
Council
Onondaga Council
Hick
Cowles Andrus
Passaic
Woo William (. Bates
New York City
Harold A. Eaton
Morristown
N. J
Geogre W. Gleasner
East Amherst
Joseph
Morey, Sr
Joseph H. Vosburg
Jamaica
L. L
Syracuse Trust Declares Dividend and Exchange Offer
The Syracuse Trust Company board declares a 10 cent per share dividend payable November 1 to holders of record October 20. An exchange offer by Marine Midland Corp to swap 2.75 shares of Marine Midland for 1 Syracuse Trust share may affect December dividends and September payments, with waivers obtained to permit an adjustment for September.
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Syracuse Trust Company
Marine Midland Corp
Syracuse Trust Capital
Marine Midland
Marine Midland Corporation
Le Moyne Hosts First Blood Drive Of Semester
Le Moyne College students collected 106 pints of blood for the Syracuse Regional Blood Program. The Red Cross bleedmobile operated from 9 AM to 3 PM with Rev Fran cis Martin leading the recruitment drive. Donations at Le Moyne total 408 pints this year. Syracuse University plans a blood donation event next week with a mobile unit on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
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LE Moyne College
Cnllege
Francis Martin
le Moyne
Syracuse University
New York
Cornell University
Teachers College
Headline Forum Slated Tonight on WSYR TV
Tonight at 6:50 P.M. on WSYR-TV the Headline Forum will air top headlines from the past week. Analysts will discuss "Two-BR Dollars Next?" "British Losing the Near East" and "Can Government Be Honest" with moderator Dr. Albert Cope and panelists including deans Wesley C. Clark and Robert Oxnam and Dr. Robert Palmer.
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Syracglet University
Wsyr-Tv
Albert Cope
Maxwell School of Citizenship
Atomic threat debate during Korea war conference talk
Bruce Thomas, speaking at a state conference, urged waving the atomic bomb to end the Korean War, claiming allies would accept it and American troops could be spared. He argued threats would deter Reds, and that leaving Korea to winter would fail.
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Korea
Bruce Thomas
National [Association ‘of Credit Men
Syracuse
Thomas
Frea Janca E Correcto
Attlee
Truman
Towns Group Rolling in Chest Drive Campaign
GHABOMSKI of North Syracuse chairs Towns Division No 15 in the 1 697 383 Community Chest drive reporting progress as workers begin to roll. The division lags in canvassing but is expected to rise to a strong showing at the fifth report meeting Wednesday noon in Syracuse. The drive shows a few sections already at or above goals while others race toward 166 percent. Notable figures include 190 percent for Section 67 B Slocum Heights led by Mrs Thomas Lowery and co chair Mrs Linden Summers Jr. 219 percent for Section 63 Wards 13 and 14 under Mrs C Eugene Farnsworth with co chair Mrs Alfred Haight. 109 percent for Section 33 Niagara Mohawk Power Corp led by Charles H McGeoch with co chair Robert Obrist and James McKenney. Womens Division No 14 led by Mrs John E Young at 83 percent, Division 12 Public Service led by Leland D McCormarc at 77 percent, and Division 13 Factories led by Howard M Dirks at 73 percent.
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North
Syracuse
Gintel Sstacuse
Slocum Heights
Thomas Lowery
Linden D. Summers, Jr
C. Eugene Farnsworth
Alfred Haight
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Charles H. MccGeoch
Robert Obrist
James McKenney
Cochairmen
Womens
John E. Young
J. Edwin Yarwood
Cochairman
Public Service
Leland D. McCormarc
Howard M. Dirks
Educators See New York Association of Business Colleges Formed
Dean Robert F. Stone of Syracuse University reported on CPA examination progress at the first meeting of the New York State Association of Colleges of Business Administration attended by nineteen deans. Rev Fidelis O Rourke of St Bonaventure University joined the executive committee replacing Rev William G Griffith Fordham. Next meeting set for April.
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Robert FE. Stone
College of Business Administration
Syracuse University
New York State Association of Colleges of Business Administration
Stone
Fidelis O'Rourke
O.F.M
St. Bonaventure University
William G. Griffith
Fordham University School of Business
East Syracuse Opens Clean-Up Week Parade Planned
Communities in East Syracuse and nearby areas were blitzed today by a mystery airplane dropping pamphlets announcing Clean-Up Week. Residents are urged by the Chamber of Commerce to collect scrap metal and paper for pickup tomorrow by civil defense trucks at East Syracuse High School. Veterans groups will march Monday at P.M. from W Manlius to downtown, followed by a civil defense film Underground Adventure.
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East Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Defense
East Syracuse High School
Liocal
W. Manlius
Domests
Rodericks
Fatel
No Peace in Gadgets, C N Y Teachers Told
A noisy classroom debate centers on gadgets and discipline as teachers and students clash over technology use. The report highlights rising tensions in New York City schools and calls for clear guidance from authorities.
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C.N. Y
Two Brothers Convicted Of Holdup In Central Zone Meeting
Two brothers William R B and Leonard Sward were convicted by a county jury of robbery assault and grand larceny for the Boulevard Liquor Store holdup on Oct 11 1947. A co defendant Wilfred Washington pleaded guilty earlier and was sentenced. The trial was tied to education themes at the New York State Teachers Association central zone meeting with remarks on education funding and teacher salary laws.
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Frank C. Macte
Schroeder
Caio
William J. Sehbaerth
Je Moyne College
Percy M. Hughes
Syracuse Board of Education
Ethelen Pecola
Syracuse
York State Teachers Association
Minnesota
Youngdahl
California
William RB
Leonard Sward
Leo W. Breed
Boulevard
Erie Blyd
Harry Lowenstein
Winifred Washington
Elmura
Wilam C. Mactin
Frank DelVecchio
St. Lawrence County
Youngdahi
Central Zone
Frank C. Moore
Moore
Lost and Found at 150 Furman Street Home
The Grad residence at 150 Furman Street becomes a lost and found hub when B Grad loses a 370 paycheck on his way home from Easy Washing Machine Corp. Mrs James Van Amber reports finding the check at 212 Fairview Avenue Lake Land, and Grad’s daughter Kathryn discovers a wristwatch while shopping. The watch is anti magnetic, jeweled De Suve style, owned by Ayaanine Biones.
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B. 4. Grad
Furman St
Grad
Easy Washing Machine Corp
James van Amber
Fairview Av. Lakeland
van Amber
Kathryn
Guilty Plea Made In Fatal Accident
Thomas Clew, 276, of 407 Oneida Street, pleaded guilty in County Court to a count of criminal negligence stemming from a June 6 Court Street accident. Nelson Frazer was killed and John Houde injured. Clew faces sentencing October 30.
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Thomas Clew
Oneida St
East Syracuse CD To Have Scrap Drive
East Syracuse Civil Defense, commanded by Joseph Cazigiano, will hold a scrap drive from 1 to 35 PM tomorrow. Residents may leave saleable items at the curb in East Syracuse behind the high school or call 77 3274 for pickup in SUPTUUNGINE areas.
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East Syracuse
House Destroyed by Fire Near Baldwinsville
Fire damaged the Sean Lavender residence on Route 370 near Baldwinsville, caused by an overheated living room stove. The blaze, reported at about 11 A M by Mrs Lavender visiting neighbors, destroyed all four rooms and furnishings valued at about 1500 dollars. Neighbors broke a window to aid. Baldwinsville and Plainville fire crews contained the flames.
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Sean Lavender
Route 370
Baldwinsville
Plainville
Woman Injured in Auto Collision on East Adams Street
Mrs. Katharine Bogden of 13 Telerci injures her right ankle in a two car crash in the 760 block of East Adams Street yesterday. She was riding as a passenger in a car driven by Mrs. Mary F. Dielle of 314 Fabius Street which rear ended Abe Kleiman's vehicle driven by Abe Hieiman of 1230 Salt Springs. Patrolman Donald Shea and Paul Sherhman investigated the accident.
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Katherin Bogden
Teler ci
Abe Hieiman
Salt Springs
Bogden
E. Adams St
Donald Shea
Paul Sherhban
Mary F. Dielle
Fabius St
Dielle
Kleiman
Lnelice
Tree Probe Puts Deputy Out on Limb
Sheriff deputies weigh a disputed elm cut by Davey Tree workers for Niagara Mohawk. Owner Robert Mason says the tree was alive and overhanging wires while Davey crew members contend the tree was dead. Deputy John Checkosky will help settle the disagreement.
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Sheriff's Department
John Checkosky
Davey Tree Expert Co
Niagara-Mohawk Power Co
Leslie Ingram
R.D
East
Syracuse
Davey Firm
James Sr
Anderson Marsfelder
Bridgeport
Harold Lafrenieri
Nicholsov
Route
Lafayette
Ingram
Robert Mason
Mason
Davey Tree Expert Co. Tools Land Truck
Checkosky
Checkasky
A Magician Speaks On Illusion At Syracuse Conclave
Harris Selumen chaired the Syracuse magicians conclave at the Hotel Onondaga while Tolley spoke at Wells College and Wells alumni gathered. Tolley urged realism and focus in magic and commentary. The event included talks by a TV expert from Syracuse University on telecast tricks and misdirection.
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Syracuse
New York State
Onondaga
Harris Selumen
Shotgun Injury Strikes Camillus Construction Worker
Albert Shattel 33 of 10 Shonnard Sr. suffered a right eye injury from a shotgun pellet while working on a Camillus construction project near Avenue A Beverie Drive. Deputy Blanchard Chrisler said Shattel was treated by Dr. John J. Meefe. Deputies reported two cars were dispatched to respond to residents who spent the day ducking pellets.
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Albert Shattel
Shonnard Sr
Avenue A
Beverie Dr
Camillus
Blanchard Chrisler
Shattel
John J. Meefe
Pedestrian struck by backing car on E Jefferson Street
Arthur S. Herrick 68 of 63 West Onondaga Street was hit by a reversing car in the 308 block of East Jefferson Street about 5:15 PM yesterday. He was admitted to Crouse-Irving Hospital with a back injury and a forehead laceration. Driver David Cohen 215 Van Buren Street received a summons for careless backing.
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Arthur SS
Herrick
W. Onondaga Si
E. Jefferson St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Donald Shea
Paul Serhun
David Cohen
van Buren Si
Cohen
Patice
Patrolman Turns Cowboy Ropes Wild Critter on Valley Drive
Patrolman John Holm spotted a stray horse described as a small brown burro on Valley drive. He quickly looped a rope around its neck, tying it to a street sign until a Strathmore man collected the animal, later identified as the family pet Tex.
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John Holm
Hopatong
Valley Dr
Strathmore
Syracuse ADA quoted criticizes 1949 vote and calls for Democratic Council
Syracuse speakers urge voters to elect a Democratic Common Council this fall to balance the 1949 election outcome. Brown warns of flux as a Democratic mayor and Republican council coexists. Candidates debate school policy and funding with Bowes defending East Side high school and a new plan to replace Croton and Montgomery with a modern elementary school.
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Stuart G. Brown
Syracuse University
Democratic Comment Council
Wday
Jaddress
Syracuse
Americans of ‘Democratic Action
Brown
Corcoran
Helen B. Norem
Council at-Larce
Madelon Berle
I Minor Shaw
William Lehman
Edward Palmer
Erna Hofmann Bowes
Berle
Board of Education
Bowes
East Side
Nottingham
Jjunior
Croton
Montgomery
Bevie Advocatel
Blood Saves Syracuse G Is Blood Saves Syracuse G
Two of 33 wounded servicemen at Fort Devens Army Hospital, Massachusetts, owe their lives to donated blood. Pfc. William A. Boyd of 206 West Borden Avenue received his first blood in Taegu Korea and was later moved to Fort Devens. Pfc. Larry Papineau of 161 Meredith Avenue had his first transfusion at Hwachon Reservoir Korea before returning to the United States.
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Syracuse
Korea
Fort Devens Army Hospital
Massachusetts
William A. Boyd
Borden
Taegu
Fort Devens
Pic
Larry Papineau
Meredith
Hwachon Reservoir
States
Deputy Collides With Two Deer On Jamesville-DeWitt Road
Deputy Frank I Rice chased two deer after they fled the highway shoulder at 2 AM on Jamesville DeWitt Road. One deer struck the car causing a dent in the door before both animals fled into brush.
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Frank i Rice
Jamesville-DeWitt Rd
Dog Theft Report In Minoa Details Stolen Pooch Boots
Deputy John Schuster says three men in bright red capes and jackets stopped their car and stole a half cocked dog named Boots. The dog stands about 16 inches tall with a white bib on his paws and was last seen in the local area.
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John Schuster
Sheriffs Department
Grants Pooch
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School of
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Preston
Robert J. Voorhees
Post-Standard
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Mayer
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Syracuse Charity
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Wells Head
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Louis Jefferson Lang
Wells College
Women's College
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Allegheny College
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Henry H. Stebbins, Jr
Rochester
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Philadelphia
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Utica
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Pittsburgh
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Marquettest
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Francis J. Bailey
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Daniel C. Doubleday
Griffiss Air Force Base
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Liverpool Parish
First Trust
Syracuse, N.Y
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Beard
Wier
Roy Vorr
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