S U Students Ballot In Ugly Man Contest
Syracuse University students vote in the Mr Ugly Man contest to raise funds for Community Chest as fraternities promote ugliest members ahead of the Halloween dance. Candidates include Bernard Temel Red the Terror of Alpha Phi Delta and Bill Weiss of Tau Epsilon Phi among others.
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Syracuse University
Community Chest Fund
Nancy Hills
Alpha Phi Omega
Service Fraternity
E. Genesee Street
Uery Man
Bernard Temel
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Eucliday
Bernard
Red the Terror
Bill Weiss
Tau Epsilon Phi
Weiss
Ed Schulman
Jo Schulman
Syracuse Scouts and Community Events Roundup
A series of local notices include a Boy Scout Troop 75 dinner at Calvary Evangelical Church Mal foy road Mattydale, a Salt City Auxiliary HS harvest supper at Veterans of Foreign Wars 1372 S Salina Street with a Halloween party, and a smoker by Knights of St John 350 at St Daniels Church hall 3004 Court St. Also updates on 342d General Hospital Organized Reserve meeting schedule, and various club luncheons and dinners at Hotel Syracuse and Onondaga venues with times ranging from 6:15 to 12:36 throughout the day.
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Scouters and
Boy Scout Troop 75
Calvary Evangelical Church
Malfoy Rd
Mattydale
Salt City
Knisnts of
St John
St. Daniels Church Hall
Court St
Births cover a string of Oct. 20 to Oct. 26 notices
A garbled birth announcement column lists numerous Oct. dates with names and residences. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Luther J. Oxens, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Weekeman, and others naming infants and parental details at Central Square, 113 Arondate Pl, 152 BP, and 326% Giserd St, among scattered names like Elva Beckman, Doris EL Winzeler, and Dorothy Fr. Heany.
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Diam A. Seassey
Mexico
M. Brewer
Porothy
Wood
St Janes
Ter
Jeanette A. Welch
Louise Howare
Charles J. Pood
Oretta
Garney
Rowland A
FP. Licamele
Josephine Saces
Raymond J. Nutting
Dorothy Fr. Heany Ag
M Luxe P. Wens
Anna MMi
Onendare St
LeRoy B. Wibosa
Leard J. Cariin
Cleera
Raymond A. Mannhan
Local Notices of Marriages and Addresses
A sequence of marriage notices with names of brides and grooms, their residences, and Oct dates. Notable entries include Dorothy Gray of Camillus and Eleanor Page of Baldwinsville, Warren Hockens and Hatner pairs, and McKever, Lindsey, Gavaleri, and Wheeler households listed with street addresses and Oct. dates.
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Dorothy 5. Gray
Camillus
Warren F. Hockens
Eleanor R. Page
Baldwinsville
Frederick J. Hatner
Clieas Landers
E. Fayette St
Raymond T. McKever
Barbara Pe But
Brewerton
Thomas H. Lindsey
Bath
Chest Budget Committee Begins Work This Week
The Community Chest budget committee of nine starts work this week to allocate funds to 33 agencies. Led by William B. Smithers of the Railway Bearing Co., the group meets Wednesdays 1 to 9 PM and all day Saturdays for three months, plans visits to agencies, and will revise needs if the $1,212,345 goal isn t reached.
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Community Chest
William B. Smithers
Railway Bearing Co
Carl H. Mary
W. HH
CG. Murray
J. Murray Hastings, Jr
Joan A. Sheedy
Arthur W. Stover
John Marsellus
W. R. Niver Wyncoop
Lewis Py [Smith
Smithers
the Chest
Roadstand Trial Starts for Club Candee Proprietors
Frank and Toretta Sardino of 148 East Brighton Avenue face trial in Police Court before Judge William H. Bamerick on charges of violating city ordinances by operating a roadstand at Club Candee. City buildings chief George E. Hebert testified and presented zoning documents. Proceedings include Shanahan for defendants and Flaring ton with Gingold for the city.
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Frank and
Toretta Sardino
Brighton Av
Club Candee
William
Bamerick
George E. Hebert
Seneca Tapk
Paul R. Shanahan
Russell E. Flarington
Benjamin Gingold
Pupils Travel to Shrine from Most Holy Rosary High School
The entire student body and faculty of Most Holy Rosary High School journeyed by seven buses to Auriesville to honor St. Isaac Jogues. Over 285 people attended with some mothers of seniors. They belong to Our Lady's Sodality. A high mass was celebrated by Jesuit brothers at the shrine. The group recited the 14 Stations of the Cross and attended benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
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Most Holy Rosary High School
Auriesville
St. Isaac Jogues
Our Lady's Sodality
Pastor to Mark 25th Anniversary at Lutheran Church
The Rev. John Ai Joslyn of the Lutheran Church of the Atonement will be honored Sunday November 7 at a celebration marking his 25th anniversary as pastor, announced today by the church council committee.
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John AI. Joslyn
Lutheran Church of the Atonement
Church Council Committee
Montgomery Joins Recruiting District Staff Chief
Lt Col Joseph Montgomery has reported as executive officer in the Northern New York U S Army and Air Force Recruiting District. He relieves Lt Col Sidney Rothschild who moved to Illinois. Montgomery previously served as assistant adjutant general for 1th Air Force in Orlando and was an executive officer at Roth Ammunition Depot in Germany. His family plans to join him in Syracuse soon. He spent part of 27 years in the Canadian Army earning the General Service Medal and WW I and II campaign medals.
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Joseph Montgomery
Sidney Rothschild
Northam
New York
U.S. Army
Air Mores
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Arthur N. Willis
Montgomery
Illinois
Syracuse
Col Montgomery
1Th Air Force
Orlando
Fla
Roth Air
Nuerenburg
Germany
Africa
England
France
Doris
Robert
Richard
University of Florida
Col. Montgomery
Civil Service Seeks Police Fire Job Applicants in Syracuse
The Civil Service Commission invites non veterans and veterans to apply for police and fire positions in Syracuse. Requirements include residency, age 21 to 27 for police, height limits for firemen, and high school or equivalent education. Applications due November 30.
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Syracuse
the Civil Service Commission
Court House
Atlanta Journal backs Truman as Democratic nominee
The Atlanta Journal announced it would endorse President Truman for the Democratic Party's nomination. The editorial stance signals support from the paper in the lead up to the party's selection process.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Journal Today
President Truman
School Bonds May Not Be Necessary for City Schools
Mayor Cosictlo argues the Board of Education's 3 million plan to improve the city school plant can be financed mostly by bonds for a three year program. Finance Commissioner George W. Bedford and officials say stretching the program to six years may allow normal city revenues to fund it. The city has avoided long term notes or bonds for a decade, relying on pay as you go, with street program cuts expected after 1949. The engineering department has spent about 1.1 million on paving this year and similar outlays are planned next year. By end of 1949 streets will be in good condition, enabling deep cuts in street improvement appropriations, potentially freeing about 500,000 annually for school work, including two new schools and several additions.
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Frank J. Cosictlo
Board of Education
George Wi Bedford
Bedford
Department of Engineering
Local Residents List With Addresses and Names
A compiled list of individuals with street addresses and partial names including Clemente TL Canino 81 Trawley av and Pedina C Parolin 449 Westcott st, Uarry S Berton 611 Trevine we, Shirley Ciluss 1907 FE Genesee, Catherine Wozntel East Syracuse, Henry Kobos $22 Otiseo st, Charlotte Otslowski 178 Vaan st, Bernard Martin 706 M Aciins sh, Harriet Wallace 420 trvinkg av, William Pp Shannon Jr 37a W Kennedy sh, Maury Campbell 343 W Colvin sh, Mina Sullivan 140 1 Biased sb, Stella Haydikee ye Beynatry, Alex Mitnick 687 BL Genpser st, Carolyn Freedman 230 Kensington pl, Robert Cummins 940 Quelda st, Siella Ostroski 1615 Hawley av, Dominick Seripa Jr 229 Lilac st, Mary Settineri 281 Wainwright av, William R Burke 702 N McBride st, Augustine DiPietro 702 N McBride st, Gorton Merrith 619 W Belden av, Nina Vogel 1900 LeMoyne av, Richard Pischel Pulaski, Betty Maitland Richland, Nunzia Garyan 112g Alvordst, Jean Wolfe Hawley av.
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Bernard Martin
M. Aciins
Harriet
Wallace
William Pp. Shannon, Jr
W. Kennedy
Maury G. Campbell
W. Colvin Sh
Doasenh M. Sullivan
Biased
Stella Haydikee Ye
Dominick A. Seripa, Jr
Lilac St. Mary A
Central Takes Its Customers on Tour Pictures
Syracuse visitors joined a New York Central tour of its estimated 25 million dollar plant. About 140 traffic managers and guests rode the Delta Nu Alpha special train from Geddes Street to Syracuse Junction. Officials detailed yard operations, expansion plans, and safety upgrades, highlighting 43 tracks, four miles of yard areas, and a 1,000,000 gallon fuel oil tank for Diesel power.
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Syracuse
New York Central
Delta Nu Alpha
Delta Nu Alpha J
Syracuse University
James P. Dervin
Harry D. Vail
Central Lines
Buffalo
New York
Robert J. Lynch
Green- Leval
Carl Mattern
Walter Barnes
Arthur Brazel
John C. Sommer
DeWitt
John Hobb
Leal
Crusade Hosts Set Sunday School Awards Night
The Centennial Crusade led by Christ for Greater Syracuse at First Baptist Church plans awards for Sunday Schools with the best six month attendance. A $25 book prize goes to the top, with further books for next three. Dr Joe Henry Wankins continues talks on Whosoever Shall Call and Old Time Religion. Delegates from several churches attend. Rev George J Stoddard chairs. Music by Rev Harold Alexander and Mrs Alexander. Crusade ends Sunday night.
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Christ For Greater
Syracuse
First Baptist Church
Vile Tor
Joe Henry Wankins
George J. Stoddard
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Music Opain
Harold Alexander
Alexander
Four First Aid Classes Set by Red Cross Chapter
The Safety Services department of Syracuse Onondaga County American Red Cross announces four first aid courses. Standard classes run weekly with 17 registrants tonight at 7:30 at 749 S Warren St led by Joseph Levine. Additional standard and advanced sessions cover Motor Service volunteers and women’s auxiliary to the Volunteer Fire Department with instructors Henry Rubenstein and chapter safety services director Laurvetla Newgass. University ski group and medical students also participate in standard classes.
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Safety Services Department of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Barney Meltzer
S. Warren St
Joseph Levine
Henry Rubenstein
Oat Baldwins- Ville
Mus
Laurvetla’ & Newgass
Syracuse University
University Motor Service
Watch Recovered after Disappearance in Pitcher District
A $35 watch was returned to Alfred Papenfus of Pitcher Fill after going missing while he worked at Vinerwadels Grove. Two boys aged nine and seven were seen with the watch. George Schirlie, a cousin of the victim, alerted Sgt. Lean Beebe of the sheriff's office who found the youths at Pitcher Hill School and gave them a verbal licking.
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Lean Beebe
Sheriff’s Office
Alfred Papenfus
Pitcher Fill
Vinerwadel's Grove
George Schirlie
Sgt
Beeba
Pitcher Hill School
Bates Calls 46 Campaign the Worst He Has Faced
Ithaca dispatch reports Normian Thomas criticizing the 1948 presidential race as the worst campaign since he began seeking the presidency in 1928. He assessed the field of candidates and voiced strong disapproval amid the race.
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Thomas Bates
Ithaca
Normian Thomas
Reds Train More Germans For Soviet Admin Takeover
Die Welt reports 4000 to 5000 Germans trained by Russians to assume key posts in the Soviet occupation zone administration. The hand picked Marxist trained group would be placed to maintain Communist control if occupation forces leave.
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Berlin
Die Welt
Germany
Richard Dix Suffering Third Heart Attack in California
Richard Dix, 53, veteran film star and one of silent cinema’s top box office attractions, is in special care after a third heart attack in 18 months. He recuperates at a Monrovia sanatorium in California.
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Monrovia
Calif
Richard Dix
Dix
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