New York Citizens' Council expands aid to towns
The New York State Citizens' Council launches an expanded program of service to state communities under director of field service H Curtis Mial. The Fourth Annual Institute of Community Leadership shaped plans and an advisory committee chaired by James E. Greer. Dr Edmund E Day urged building collective intelligence to energize local life. Mial, WW II veteran and Kent School and Princeton graduate, brings extensive community work experience.
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NEW York State Citizens' Council
H Curtis Mial
Frederick T. Rope
Institute of Community Leadership
Cazenovian Junior College
James E. Greer
Council For Democracy
Edmund E. Day
New York
Canton
National Institute of Social Relations
Mial
Kent School
Princeton University
Family Participates In Sunday Services At Zion Church
A father, mother, and son participated in Sunday worship at Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church marking the first time in the church history that three family members of a minister served together on a Sunday. Rev Dr Christian P Jensen, Mrs Jensen, and Rev Franklin L Jensen of Schenectady led the Women’s Day service with music, readings, sermon, and offertory.
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Zion’s Lutheran Church
Christian P. Jensen
Shawn
Jensen
Franklin L. Jensen
Schenectady
Zion
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Franklin ‘Jensen
Dr. Jensen
Reservists to Drill on Navy Day in Syracuse
Syracuse Reservists invite citizens to Navy Day activities from 7:30 to 9:30 PM on Wednesday. Lt Commander McLaughlin notes the regular drill meeting continues, tours of training centers are offered, and exhibits including a 40 mm gun mount plotting board and Naval Reserve materials will be on display, with movies in the main hall. Mayor Costello proclaimed the day in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Naval Reserve
John B. McLaughlin
Division 3-95
Edward Bold
Radio Shack
Frank J. Costello
Arab sums up campaign Cairo policy bid by Truman and Dewey
Taki El Din Solh Bey, adviser to the Arab League Secretariat General, said that Truman and Dewey were outbidding each other on Palestine policy to win votes in the presidential race.
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Cairo
Taki el Din Solh Bey
Arab League Secretariat
Truman
Dewey
Faculty Women To Hold Dinner at Syracuse University
The Syracuse University Faculty Women's Club opens the semester with a first dinner at 6 P.M. Thursday in Slocum Hall North Room. Chancellor William P. Tolley will speak as guest. More than 150 faculty women are expected. Miss Fredericka Carlton presides and introduces Tolley. Reservations must be made by noon tomorrow through college representatives.
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Syracuse University
Slocum ‘Hall
William P. Tolley
Fredericka
Carlton
Ing
Tolley
Dorothea Chandler
Wonderful skirts pair up with other tops
Patch pocket skirt in 100% wool flannel offered in fuschia aqua purple kelly and royal. Sizes range from 10 to 18.
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Kelly
Royal
Fulton PTA Hearing Lawyer Speaks On Citizenship
Fulton based attorney Mrs. Eugene F Sullivan will address State Street PTA at 7 45 pm in the school tonight. The meeting aims to discuss citizenship concepts and civic responsibility for attendees.
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Fulton
Eugene F. Sullivan
State Street P.T. A
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