650 Boys and Girls Housed at State Fair
State Fair officials house and feed about 650 4-H Club members daily during the six day exposition. About 500 are boys. The housing and meals are in the boys and girls building under Cornell University official David Fales and Fred Heinzelman. Boys and girls handle cattle, tractor driving, dress reviews, and 4-H demonstrations. Dormitories are provided with separate supervision and a two-meal daily plan costs 2.35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fales
Cornell University
Robert Marsh
Y-H Club Agents Association
Cornel
Stanley Shulett
Fred E. Heinzel- Remsen
Heinzelman
State Fair Today and Tomorrow Program Highlights
Today features a 3:00 P.M. Novice Championship Qualifying Contest in Fly and Bait Casting at the lagoon near the Hectiecul tural Building, 7:30 P.M. International Horse Show with Judy Canova, 8:00 P.M. Jack Kochman and Hell Drivers vaudeville acts, 16:00 P.M. Fireworks by the grandstand. Tomorrow opens with 7:15 A.M. dairy assembling, 7:30 A.M. Dairy Cable Judging, gates at 9:00 A.M., Governor’s speech 11:09 A.M., and a full slate including air show, bands, parades, and a 4:00 P.M. television program in the Pure Foods Building, closing fireworks at 10:00 P.M. with ongoing livestock exhibits and exhibits through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
Judy Canova
Hollywood
Coliseum
Jack Kochman
Grandstand
Joe Basile
Madison Square Garden
Jersey
Air Force Ground
Empire Court
United States 41St Air Force
Dewey
Irish Horan
Joe Bastic
United Nations
United States
Pure Foods
Judy Cane
Madison Square Garden Band
McNett Aided Dyer Victory in Quandaga Primary
In Quandaga Town Republican primary Thomas H. Dyer a 31 year old Navy veteran won the nomination for supervisor defeating Senneth E. Hine and George H. Van Lengen. Unofficial totals show Dyer 765 Van Lengen 604 Hine 230. Hine accused McNett and the county GOP of backing Dyer. Dyer denied any McNett support and credited his house to house campaign and local backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quandaga
Senneth E. Hine
Charles A. McNett
Ohondaga County
Thomas H. Dyer
G.O.P
Dyer Tion
Hine
piGeorge H. van Lengen
Dyer
van Lengen
McNett
County Republican Organization
McNeil
Norman E. Bell
Richard Salsbery
John H. Bachman
County Board of Elections
Onondaga
Leon H. Abbott
Frank Babcock
Abbott
Thomas J. Corcoran
Bachman
Cicero
Macvin Ladd
William Terra
Post Gate
Leon Shep
Jtal
Peter W. Herbrandlt
Constantia
George Hand
Priscillas
Cleveland
Eatly
Rochester
Wood
Daniel E. Dwyer
Terra
Rochester Po
Thellive
Mary Withersl
Virginia Marsden
Dewey to speak at State Fair on Governor Day
Governor Thomas E. Dewey will address the State Fair crowd tomorrow at the War Memorial Grounds. The event marks his first appearance on Governor's Day since taking office in 1943, with bids readvertised for six county contracts and a farm dinner at the Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
Board of Supervisors
Onondaga County
Dewey
War Memorial Auditorium
Robing
Bert W. Sollinger
William B
Stark
War Memorial Commission
Edgarton
Architects County
Charles T. Major
George L. Traster
Pawling
Paul E
Lockwood
Sollinger Saed General Coa
Syracuse
Dewey Willstructi
United Rural
U. S
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Republican Farm
Harry H. Rahr
Harry F. Rahr
Clifton
Ing Wlp
Terceira Island
Sura-Azores
Case
Che
Guernsey Breeders Honor NYS Manager at Syracuse Dinner
KEKERT of Syracuse, manager of the New York State Guernsey Breeders Cooperative, was honored at a Hotel Onondaga dinner marking his 25 years of service. About 35 attendees and a directors meeting followed. Local politics and farm labor topics surfaced alongside civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm 9. A. Kekert
Syracuse
New York State
Guernsey Breeders Cooperative
Onondaga
Women’s Clubs Honored At State Fair Luncheon
A special program in the Women’s Building at the State Fair honored women’s organizations of New York. Mrs. William Golding chaired the luncheon with Dr. M. Eunice Hulton as chief speaker on Women’s Responsibilities in a New World. Miss Barbara Chapin spoke on The Traveling Caravan and Lorraine Houlihan discussed Stretching Your Food Dollars.
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Jon J Tower
New York Mills
Uatura
Shetes
Onca
Charles Desena Soizar
Peresa DelMonte
Solras
Robert J Snder
Webster Ay
Dorothy M. Foarde
Midland Ar
Vjohn P McGuire
Holland St .Margaret A
Campben
W. Colvin
Ackford
Strathmore Dr
Wiliam
Junta
J. Mores
Lilian Ay
Theodore R. Wilson
Nedrow
Lucia B. Lewis
Migianday
Itash
Oneida
Robert
Teachout
Nazare At
Joan D. Sanowrin
Gertrude St
Harrew H Bull
Harrison
Yeas
Lieberman
Almond St
Attiver G Eyre
Collingwood
Lois Mackiluien
Traub
Shuartwy
Barbara J. Goldschmidt
Pleasantriew
Adohn T Hast
Madson
Eunice Bauer
Elmira
Ariims_J. Bore
Balldred
Ants Peatie
New York State
William Golding
Cables, Kill
New York
M. Eunice Hulton
Syracuse Universit
Dean Hulton
Golding
Barbara Chapin
Lorraine Houlihan
Cornell University
Martha Eddy
Activn
Grace Ostertag
Attica’ l
Eddy
Keith
Tomorow
John W. Brooks
Rossesses
Traffic Court records show multiple fines and licenses referenced
A garbled notice lists traffic court figures including a Judge Truman N Preston reference and names such as Marc Git Unter and Donald Stusey. It mentions license issues, fine amounts around 15 to 100 dollars, and speeds from 36 to 44 mph with partial street and ward references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Preston
Marc Git
Donald Stusey
Genesee St
Ctv
Robert Gigturn
Agte
Valent
Frateott
Lerington
Teall Ward
Poretleville
Traffic Citations and Address Change Notices Summary
Fragmented list shows speeding and failed to stop notices with names such as Samuel Lirkinske and Catherine Biyerton, plus change of address entries and scattered street names. Lacks coherent narrative or clear dates. readable items indicate traffic violations and administrative notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sverding
Carmen Libertone
Gisvest
Afliton Av
Higenner Wall
Samuel Lirkinske
Teatay
Catherine Biyerton
BOT
Wilks Ry
Obrnetene Teathre
Glarence M. Smith
van Biensh
Thomas Kite
Polio Victim Reported Out Of Danger
Westover Air Force Base officials announced Kathy Halloran a polio victim is not critically ill and is en route home from India with her parents Lt Col and Mrs Robert Halloran and sibling. The journey from New Delhi included trips to Tripoli Dhahran the Azores and Westover to finish early tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force
Kathy
Halloran
India
Robert P. Hallowan
New Delhi
Westover
Tripoli
Dharran
Azores
Louise Halloran
Glenwood
Marriage ties announced for H. Janice Faly and Thomas V. Kaly
His wife, the former H. Janice Faly, is a daughter of Mr. and Mes. Thomas V. Kaly, 507 Rooch st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Janice Faly
Mes
Thomas V. Kaly
Rooch St
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Day Nevenhouse
Montgomery
Orange County
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Paul
Jerjets
AIR Force Band
Henry Uouicki
Army and Air Force Recruiting Office
Offi
Onondaga Citizens Committee
Robert Miler
Genesee County Grand Jury
Guernsey
Fred D. Hall of
Marcellus
Cherry Valley
New York State Association of Letter Carriers
Buffalo
Robert J. Moore
Oak St
Lacy M. Larue
Barnes Jv
New York City
Onondaga Dam
Army Engineers
Saxe Contracting Co
Kenneth C. Watson
Ardendr
Charles W. Watson
Boontown
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H. Smith
Lewis St
Pension Club
American Pension Club
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Washington St
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Catherine’ste Awe
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Daniel J” O Condell
Rathering G. Ahern
Baidoastilie, Ser
John P. McMahon
Agnes
Andersoni Martelia
Baron Sa
Delpensto
Haders
Colt
Giark
Bolvey
Malak Guirgus
Susan Es Howie
Public Security Department
Egypt
Robert C
Ohrid
Julie Mf
Dean MW
Eunice Hiltos
R. FE. Diets Co
Red Cross
H. A. Rothenhoefer
John Dietz
Charles Forgar
Margaret Vieau
Charles N. Howard
L. G. Smith
Chamberlins
Lis
Jefferson St
Poecey
F.H.A
Lincoln Rante
Lincoln Bank
Forrow
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