Call Issued For Anti Bias Campaign At Syracuse Meet
John Sullivan of New York urged uniting all forces to fight discrimination at a regional conference of the American Association of University Women in Syracuse. He said schools alone cannot solve the problem and called for involvement by newspapers, civic groups, and individuals. Dr Helen Burrell pressed relations promotion and Prof Neville Scarfe spoke at lunch. About 100 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
New York
State Commission Against Discrimination
American Association of University Women
Hotel
Syracuse
Austin Evans
Sullivan
Helen Burrell
Buffalo Board of Community Relations
Neville V. Scarfe
London University Institute of Education
Syracuse University
John. Miller
Albany
Unidentified pedestrian killed near Canastota on Route 5
State Police identified no victim name after an elderly man was struck by a westbound truck along Quality Hill Route 5 two miles west of Canastota. Residents William Eastman and his wife were questioned and released with no charges. Clothing items bore marks linking to Wellsville and Rome, but efforts to name the victim were inconclusive despite teletype and leads. Coroner Braga and DA Zeller led the probe with Oneida troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
William Eastman
W. Newell Sr
Syracuse
Troutine
Quality Hill
Route 5
Canastota
N. James St
Rome
Fleschuiz
Wellsville
N.Y
Alleghany County
Pennsylvania
Eastman
Arthur S. Braga
Howard Zeller
Sgt
Eugene Arnold
William Fell
Wiliam Lurcock
Oneida Barracks
Troop D
Marshes Searched For Missing Man James Suppa
Police search the Barge Canal terminal and nearby marshes for 82 year old James Suppa of 415 North State Street. He was last seen Tuesday at 6 30 PM wearing a blue suit coat green work trousers and a brown hat. A pushcart found near Bear and Van Rensselaer Streets led authorities to widen the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Suppa
N. State St
Suppa
Bear
van Rensselaersts
Antoinette Suppa
Greenberg speaks at Dunbar Center rally
Sidney Greenberg of the A.L.P. opened the Smash Jim Crow Rally at Dunbar Center urging the Wegro people not to waste their roles on betraying candidates. He said the Progressive Party offers human dignity as its most significant asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Greenberg
A.L.P
Congress
Dunbar Center
Progressive Party
Greenberg
Padua Social Hosted by Rosary Society at St Anthony
The Tuesday social sponsored by the Rosary Society of St Anthony of Padua Church will be in the school auditorium at 8:30. Mrs Ambrose McGuire and her Rosary associates will be in charge. All friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rosary Society
St. Anthony of Padua Church
Ambrose McGuire
Rosary Associates
Fire Destroys Shack at Roosevelt Junior High School
A wooden and cardboard ticket shack at Roosevelt Junior High School in W. Brighton and Hatchets was burned last night around 8 PM. District Chief Donald Reed directed crews to confine the blaze to the structure, preventing spread to nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Junior High School
W. Brighton
Donald Reed
Halloween Parties Set At Four City Play Areas
Blazing bonfires illuminate Halloween parties at four city play areas next Saturday night. Costumed children gather at Broad Street, Kirk Burnet and Schiller parks for old time outdoor fun supervised by the City Recreation Department. Ghost and Goblin Parade at 7 PM precedes the bonfire with dancing and singing for all ages. Fire Department guards the bonfire and the Parks Department supplies wood and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Kirk, Burnet and
Schiller
Joseph Urciuoli
City Recreation Department
Recreation Department
Schiller Park
Irk Park
Burnet
Broad St
Meadowbrook-Sherman Park
Salvation focus at First Baptist Church evangelist talk
Evangelist Joe H Hawkins urged Syracuse to seek universal salvation, condemning self centered members and stressing God Jesus and the Holy Spirit care for souls. He cited scriptures 1900 Bible mentions and urged sinners to turn from their ways as many attendees including teens sought guidance in the prayer room. Harold Alexander led singing and Rev Dr Albert L Baner presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Hell
First Baptist Church
Joe H. Hawkins
Hej
Jesus
God
Evangelist
Harold Alexander
Masses Held At St Josephs Church After Fire
Masses will be conducted as usual tomorrow at St Josephs French Church despite extensive damage from a three alarm fire Wednesday. Rev David J Norcott reports bishop approval and city consent for 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM services. Insurance and contractors surveyed the fire scene. no damage estimate yet. Cleanup work nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
Davdi J. Norcott
Father Norcott
Walter A. Foery
Ladder accident ends with minor injuries and fines
Banks 70 of Niagara Falls pleaded guilty after a ladder on a wagon smashed through his windshield on Route 20 west of Cardiff. Deputy sheriffs reported Herbert Hill hurt in the crash, the wagon veered off the road, and damage included ladders and apple pails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hoffman
Hill
Horace Hitching
DePaul Council to Hold Session at Lourdes Camp
The annual Day of Recollection by the Particular Council of the Society of St Vincent de Paul will be held at Lourdes Camp tomorrow with Mass at 10 A M said by Rev M Shields Dwyer spiritual director in the camp chapel. Rev John E Muldoon will speak at morning and afternoon conferences followed by a business meeting presided by Thomas M Siennean. Special works including hospital vis itations and the clothing bureau will be presented. Benediction follows the 1 P M dinner and afternoon conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Lourdes Camp
M. Shields Dwyer
John E. Muldoon
St. Lucy’s Church
Thomas M. Siennean
University expects to gain temporary dwellings on campus
Syracuse University anticipates receipt of 2,246 dormitory units and 866 family accommodations via Public Housing Administration, totaling 2,852,371 dollars, with full title allowing net revenue collection from operations now handled by the federal government. Acquisition would grant indefinite use of the housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Syracuse University
University
Public Housing Administration
35 Officer Posts Open to Veterans
Syracuse veterans interested in Army commissions can apply on the 12th floor of the Chimes Building First Army headquarters announced today Successful applicants will be commissioned in the Organized Reserve Corps sent to one of four Army schools for 12 weeks training and continue on active duty as an officer for the remainder of two years Requirements include one year of armed forces service with an honorable discharge two years of college and applicants must be between 19 and 32
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Ih Army
Chimes
First Army
Organized Reserve Corps
Army
McNett Accuses Hogan of Slant in Mosher Charge
In a partisan exchange the Onondaga County chairmen clashed over charges against Democrat Congressional candidate Richard Mosher. McNett defended Republican claims citing public records and challenged Hogan to respond to allegations about Mosher’s rent control stance and campaign strategy. Riehlman praised his Congressional record and endorsed education aid with state grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Charles A. McNett
Charles J. Hogan
Hogan
Richard J. Mosher
Congress
McNett
Elogan
Clo-P.a.c
Richard Mosher
Carpemayal
Friend of
Labor
C.S
R. Walter Riehlman
Mosher
Riehlman
Jews to Have Consecration at Ahavas Achim Synagogue
A consecration ceremony will induct new children into the Hebrew and Sunday School departments of the Jewish Community School tomorrow at 2 30 P M at the Ahavas Achim Synagogue 805 Almond Street. Registration ends today for children 3 4 years or older. The school is housed at 2303 E Genesee Street in the Bureau of Jewish Education building. The program includes a prayer service by the junior congregation, a processional with Ten Commandments plaques donated by Alexander Holstein, children speaking in Hebrew Yiddish and English, and remarks by Hyman I Poltenson and Norman Pinsky followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish’ Community School
Ahavas Achim
Almond St
Jewish Community School
Bureau of Jewish Education
E. Geneseest
The
Talmud Torah
Alexander Holstein
Hyman I. Poltenson
Norman Pinsky
PTA
Dean Noble Writes Article on Christian Student Ideal
Nashville Tenn Dean C Noble of Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University authored Pre requisites for a Required Course in Motive November issue He serves as president of the National Association of University Chaplains and outlines a Christian student’s aim to realize stature in self and others and to reshape society through Christ driven life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Charles C. Noble
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Motive
Methodist Student Movement
Dean Noble
National Association of University Chaplains
Contract Awarded for Route 11 Reconstruction and Bridge
Victory Arzant Contracting Co was awarded a 379,726 dollar Public Works contract for a 0.93 mile reconstruction of Route 11 at Calcium Jefferson County. The project includes a 105 foot bridge to carry the New York Central Railroad over the highway.
Trust Service Growth Urges Banks For Wider Estate Roles
Allie I. Johnson, newly elected chairman of the trust division of the New York State Bankers Association, told a conference that trust services are expanding beyond millionaires. A survey shows 74 percent of estates administered by trusts have annual incomes under 3,000 dollars, with 54 percent under 1,200 and the average around 370. Johnson argues trust institutions serve moderate incomes and must broaden outreach. He succeeds George C. Barclay as division head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie I. Johnson
New York State Bankers, Association
Johnson
First Trust & Deposit Co
Wiese Wgures
George C. Barclay
City Bank Farmers Trust Co
New
Church Youth Urged to Be Spiritual Pioneers
The Presbyterian Church's General Assembly moderator Rev. Dr. Jesse H. Baird urged 250 Westminster Fellowship youths to become spiritual pioneers in a world adrift. He spoke of international Christian youth movements and said American youth are volunteering for Christian service as never before at the First Presbyterian Chivel Dre. SHURLEY ASWELL chaired the event with Deane LaVender, and Louis Marble led the roll. Mary Combs delivered greetings from the national council as Robert Randall gave the benediction. The evening included singing led by Rev. James Lowell Harris and officers Ruth Gruber Judy Donaldson Marjorie Stokes Beverly Loomis Bob Irwin Paul Maier Jerry Messina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Westminster Fellowship
First Church
Deane Lavender
Shirley Atwell
Jessa H. Baird
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Mary Combs
Louis Marble
Jesse H. Baird
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Chivel
Dre Braid
America
Shurley Aswell
East Genesee’ Street
Fulton
Faithind Life Commission
National Council
Robert Randall
James Lowell Harris
Ruth Gruber
Judy Donaldson
Marjorie Stokes
Beverly Loomis
Whitelaw
Bob Irwin
Lafayette
Paul Maier
Onondaga Valley
Jerry Messina
Park Central Church and Norma Checksfield Mentioned
Park Central Church appears in a notice alongside Norma Checksfield of East Syracuse. The brief item notes individuals and the location, with no further context or events detailed.
York City Named Chairman and Leadership Changes
York City serves as division chairman while James M. Trenary of United States Trust Co. New York replaces Johnson as vice chairman and secretary. Burr P. Cleveland, Cortland president of the association, presided as chair.
Family of 7 seeks four to five room home soon
The Farstler family of 560 Columbus Ave appeals for shelter as eviction looms. Ollie Farstler, a Prosperity Co. machinist, and his wife seek a four to five room unfurnished home, heated or unheated, by November 1 to house seven children including 15 month old Gary. They offer strong references and reliable rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Farstler
Columbus Av
Farsters
Kenneth
Faith
Paul
Oliver
Gary
Farstler
Prosperity Co
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W. E H. McIntyre
McIntyre ‘Bros. Paper Co
Manlius
Sam Davis
Thomas J. Rogers
Davis
Rogers
Towns Division
DePaul Council
Munich
Harvey Sanderson
Marcellus
Dayton H. Frost
Displaced Person Commission
Germany
Austria
Italy
United States
Schieder Organization
Optician
Genesee St
Stresa
Hour Laundry Stores Incorporated
Erie Blvd
E Water
S.warren
W. Onondaga St
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