Councilmen Propose Traffic Changes in City Meeting
The Comdion Council offered three suggestions. Bowles urged police power to impound illegally parked cars and pledged to introduce the ordinance next meeting. Doolittle proposed extending Northcliff Road from Hickok Avenue to Shotwell Place to reduce east side bottlenecks, referral to the Planning Commission. Costello urged Montreal style snow removal study, while Mayor Costello doubted sidewalk addition is feasible. Bowles called for synchronized signal timing on Salina Street and Erie Boulevard after cable work completes.
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Comdion Council
George H. Bowles
Leslie A. Doolittle
Northcliffo Rd
Hickok Ay
Shotwell PLC
Doolittle
City Planning Commission
Francis M. Costello
Municipal Research Bureau
Montreal
Que
Frank J. Costello
Bowles
Salina St
Erie Blvd
Cancer Committee Meets Tomorrow in Onondaga Hotel
URS Laurence O Marble of Utica will speak at a luncheon meeting to discuss establishing a lay service group in Onondaga County. The group would assist cancer patients with dressings and transportation to tumor clinics. Miss Esther Schisa will report on an orientation course for nurses serving at the Cancer Detection Center and tumor clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urs
Laurence ‘O. Marble
Utica
New York State
American Cancer Society
Onon- Gaga County
Cancer Committee
Onondaga
Esther Schisa
Walter Wiggins
Esther Budd
Nuracs Oat Syracuse Memorial Hospital
PTA Leaders Hold Training Session in Syracuse Library
A training conference for parent teacher leaders from Onondaga Madison Oneida and Oswego counties was led yesterday by Miss Fay Kaigler at the Syracuse Public Library. Sponsored by the New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers, attendees included Mrs. Robert D. Rowe state president, Mrs. Philip Becker state visual aids chair, and Mrs. William Williams of Fabius past district director.
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Onondaga
Madison
Oneida
Oswego
Syracuse Public Library
Fay Kaigler
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
New York
School Building Shortage Tied to Postwar Birth Rates Expert Says
Dr. Don Essex told 1,700 delegates at the New York State School Boards Association that a record birth rate in 1947 will drive future school enrollments and building shortages. He cited natural obsolescence, fires, population shifts, and rising construction costs as compounding factors. Dr. L. L. Jarvie urged local education adaptation for adult education growth and cautioned against top‑down mandates. The session also saw a vote against federal aid to education and creating a national board of education.
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Don L. Essex
State
Department of Education
Sain
New York State School Boards Association
Hotel
Syracuse
Essex
L. L. Jarvie
State Education Department
Jarvie
Lincoln Auditorium
Association
Board of Education
Paper Firms Cited as FTC Charges Monopoly
The Federal Trade Commission charges hundreds of paper distributors with a unlawful combination to fix prices and eliminate competition in fine and wrapping paper. The complaint names 23 regional trade associations and 22 officers, with Central New York firms including Alling & Cary Syracuse Paper and Twine and others in Syracuse Auburn Geneva Ogdensburg Utica and Watertown listed as respondents. The case accuses uniform cost figures markups delivery charges and price quotes via a Blue Book and Brown Book to police pricing and threaten boycotts.
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Herald-Journal
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Ogdensburg
the Alling & Cory Company
Bowes Brothers, Inc
Stone Paper Company
Utica Merchandise Company
Utica
Fisher Paper Company of
Watertoswyn
Girl Dies Not Included. Struck by Auto
Ruth Marie Spath five was cut on hands and head after darting from behind a bus and stepping into a car at Burnet and Sherwood avenues. Accompanied by her mother, she was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital with facial lacerations. Police said she ran from St. Vincent's School across from a stationary bus into a car driven by Roy Holberman of Solvay, who braked hard as he approached 407 Hillsdale Avenue. Another woman, Doris Mower, was treated at Onondaga General Hospital for scalp lacerations after being knocked against a cash box in the 200 block of South Salina Street when a vehicle stopped suddenly.
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Ruth Marie Spath
Burnet Ay
Sherwood al
Caw House Way
Fen Phe
G. Spath
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Vincent's Schovol
Roy Holberman
Hillsdale Av
Solvay
Holberman
Sam Napps
Joseph Jaworski
William Sullivan
Doris Mower
Harrison St
Onondaga General Hospital
Sbto
Aneddige Bn
S. Salina St
Marine Centennial Platoon On Leave After Promotions
Members of the Syracuse Centennial Marine Corps platoon return home on ten days' leave after ten weeks of boot training at Parris Island. The group earned private first class stripes and includes William J. La Clair, Robert J. Cornish, Glenn A. Dennee, Joseph F. Daucelo, Ning A. Albanese, Kenneth A. Partlow, Thomas A. McKee, Alfred P. Wieczonek, William J. Sims, Leo D. Cukberhie, Kenneth M. Cook, Donald R. Kline, William R. Davis, Warren L. Broadwell, Harold E. Riker, George J. Ranger, Max F. Borek, James McAnaney, with two others enlisting for one year at Camp Lejeune awaiting interservice transfer.
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Syracuse Centennial Marine Corps
Parris Island
N. C
New York
Kenneth A. Partlow
Nevada Mae Partlow
Williams St
Thomas A. McKee
Read McKee
R. D
Syracuse
Alfred P. Wieczonek
Francis Wieczonek
W. Belden
William J. Sims
Elsie I. Sims
Madikon Styall
Syrnenaa
Leo
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P.T.A
Clifton B. Smith
Nathan II
New York City
Center
Charles D. Isreitel
Dewey
E. Genesee
Satins and
Warren
Tor
Harold W. Lemp
Optometrist
State Tower
Waxes
Better Home Supply CO
East
Genesee ST
PHON
E. Genesee St
CHARM
Amademoiselle
Vanity Fair
Marine Centennial Platoon
America
Pepsi-Cola
Syracuse Bottlers, Inc
W. Genesee St
LOF
Independent Foresters
Phebis Belcher
State Mer
W. Adam's St
Convair
U.S
The
Sun Country
Los Angeles
Tucson
Phoenix
Quondaga Hotel
American Airlines
de Soto
DeSoto
E. J. Aristine Co
Nellenback Bros., Inc
William Stable
Oswego St
Liverpool
WFBL
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