Teachers Train on New Auto Driving Course in Syracuse
Syracuse public school teachers and visitors gathered at Danforth School for a three day institute on driver education. Instruction will cover vehicle control safety and pedestrian behavior with curricula prepared by the State Education Department and led by experts from the Chamber of Commerce New York University and the National Conservation Bureau. An adult auto driving course also starts today at Vocational High School under Dr John F Hummer as supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Danforth School
Walter L. Fox
Chamber of Commerce
H. R. Danford
National Conservation Bureau
Milton D. Kramer
New York University
State Education Department
Albany
John F. Hummer
H. R.danford
Bureau of National Conservation
Us.n.r. Midshipmen’s School
New York
Navy
New York City
Dean Bartle
Columbia University Naval R.O. T.C
Syracuse Star in Film and Local Affairs Roundup
Margaret Wells, wife of former Syracuse Chiefs owner, appears in Till the End of Time opening at Keith's. Syracuse Transit extends bus service to Electronics Park area by Hopkins Road, due by Oct. 15. Army Union Aux dinner, Canadian Legion badge distribution, model plane contest winners at Wadsworth Park, and. Cavlary Veterans outing with noted members. Numerous club luncheons and dinners at Hotel Syracuse and Onondaga venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wells
Jack Corbett
Syracuse Chiefs
Dorothy McGuire
Guy Madison
Keith's
Salina
Electronics Park
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Hopkins Rd
Liverpool Rd
Seventh North St
Art Simmons
Wadsworth Park
Syracuse Controliners Club
Grover Maurer
Charlies Marcy
Two Sent to Pen In Theft Cases
Two men were sentenced to Jamesville Penitentiary by Judge Homer W. Walsh after pleading guilty to petty larceny. Felix A. Perry of 614 E Fayette St admitted stealing an overcoat valued at 75 dollars from John Melrose of the same address and received three months. Harold Overhiser of 327 W Genesee St was given six months for taking four cartons of cigarettes from Earl Weber at 32L W Fayette St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesville
Homer W. Walsh
Felix A. Perry
Fayette St
John Melrose
Perry
Harold Overhiser
W. Genesee St
Earl Weber
W. Fayette St
Zentmyer Joins Triple Cities Chemistry Staff
David T. Zentmyer, Penn graduate and former Penn instructor, will teach a four hour general chemistry course at Triple Cities College of Syracuse University. He has Navy V 12 and ROTC experience and holds multiple degrees and memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Zentmyer
Triple Cities
University of Pennsylvania
David T. Zentmyer
Triple Cites College of Syracuse Univer
Deen Glenn G. Bartle
Mr. Zentmyer
Juniata College
University of Chicago
Penn
American Chemical Society
Sigma. XI
Alpha Chi Sigma
Five-County Conference on Pollution Planned
A public conference will be held Wednesday at Hotel Syracuse to address pollution in Onondaga Madison Oswego Cayuga and Cortland counties. The event, organized by the pollution abatement sub committee of the joint legislative committee on interstate cooperation, aims to identify problems and solutions with broad participation invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
Interstate’ Cooperation Committee
Marriages Reported Across Many Towns and Names
A long list records numerous marriage pairings with addresses and Sept dates, naming couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Nelsons Florence Holman 203 Walnut Ave Sept 12 and Mr. and Mrs. LaRue W. Christie Lillian M. Conklin Hannibal Sept 10, among many others across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W.nelsons
Florence
Holman
Walnut Av
LaRue W. Christie
Lillian
M. Conklin
Hannibal
Richard N. Hartigan
Mary.e. Brooker
Burnet Pari Dr
Ettalat
Wilbur
Tully-st
Winfred B. Liddle
Leona i. Bronson
Baldwinsville
Donald F. Tanner
Beatrice Donovan
Brewerton
Elmer J. Truax
Bernice E. Smith
South Onondaga
Stanley T. Nadolski
Lora » Morgan
Homer
Boniin G. Keim
Lewiston Dr
Mies
Henry Cargen
Egima
A. Azadian
Mitchellay
Thomas G
Rita J. Whalan
Emerson Av
Peter Curinga
Antoinette It. Delguidices
Bear St
Samuel A. Gentile
Catherine
KE. Tropes
N. Townsend St
Charles E. McAllister
Geraldine Ryan
Helen St
David E. Brown, Jr
Elizabeth N. Wood
Galster Ay
William G. Carter, Sr
Olive M. Walkers
Elbridge
Otto F. Gutknecht
Virginia Me Middiemiss
John BE. Parker
Grace M. Lewis
Pultan
Te Uy
Charles A. Wairath
Helen Inez Boyar
Memphis
Herbert T. Tisdale
Dawn P. Bowles
W. Division St
Raymond G. Hirsch
Monica L. Decker
Cicero
Mrs
Daniels J. Lyons
Ruth I Countryman
Three Rivers
Marshall
Iingston
Grace M.gill
Newark
James H. Browne
Clillian G. Wilson
Madison ‘St
Robert E. Moe
Mildred M. Hemmings
Genesee St
Frank P. Guido
Madeline Tillen
Mattydale
Merrill L
Coln
Julia A Loomis
R.D
Pulaski
Warren
Pane
Mary Trial
North Syracuse
Richard
Sulivan
Frances
Peeepee Dewitt
Car AL Andrus
Aporothy
E. Winn
Hawley
Albert V. Rumsey, Jr
Fehirley
Stewart
Windsor Oph
Ept
William. E. Collette
Helen J. Toomey
Oak St
John J.boland
Kathryn E. Whelan
Kenwood
William W. Wilcox
Sarah E._ Cummings
Liverpool
Chester. A. Dixon, Jr
Dolores I. Nicastro
Irving Av
Warren E. ‘Orcutt
Columbus Ave
Dewey Backed By Marvin as Douglas Shifts Sides
Onondaga County opens fall campaigns with Rolland B. Marvin backing Dewey while Dr. Fred J. Douglas bolts the Dewey line and endorses Mead. Douglas appears at a Utica Democratic meeting praising Mead as Marvin faces internal GOP shifts led by Rathbun and McNett. Mead plans a statewide itinerary with a Liberal Party rally in New York City near the campaign's start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence J. O'Toole
Onondaga County
Rolland B. Marvin
Thomas E. Dewey
Marvin
Fred J. Douglas
Utica
Dewey
U.S
James M. Mead
Douglas
G.O.P
Fifth Judicial District
Henry
C. Rathbun
New ‘Hartford
Mead
Hadwin C. Fuller
Parish
Rathbun
Charles A. McNett
Democrats
Dr. Douglas
Frank A. Emma
Fuller
Syracuse
Buffalo
William M. Coyne
Coyne
New York City
Liberal Party
G E Plant Paper Enlarged and Apprenticeship Plans Announced
General Electric expands its Electronics Department News to 12 pages issued biweekly. The edition notes an apprentice training program in Syracuse with in plant assignments and night classes at Hurlbut-W. Smith Technical and Industrial High School. Leon Vi Wilber earns $115 from GE suggestions committee as part of a group of eleven employees receiving cash awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
News
Alex. Smith
G-E
Syracuse
W.smith
Leon. Vi Wilber
Syracuse Suggestions Committee
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Local Residents
Joseph A. Young of 208 Glenwood Avenue and Mary Jane Brown of 169 Harding Place. Bonaventure Cimino of 805 North McBride Street and Theresa A. Salamina of 410 East Division Street. Paul C. Lambert Junior of 470 Allen Street and Elizabeth A. True of 608 Walnut Avenue. Patrick J. Trivison of Solvay and Betty A. Livermore of 818 South McBride Street. Francis R. Fusco of 1419 Butternut Street and Lucretia M. Gillette of 435 Woodruff Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Young
Glenwood
Mary Jane Brown
Harding
Bonaventure Cimino
N. McBride
Theresa A. Salamina
E.division
St. Paul
C. Lambert, Jr
Allen St. Elizabeth
A. True
Salt Springs Masons Mark 85th Anniversary
The Salt Springs Lodge 520 Free and Accepted Masons marks its 85th anniversary with a Tuesday dinner led by Dr Wilmer H Sande present master and speakers including Ward B Arbury of Buffalo junior warden of New York Grand Lodge. Judson J Miller and William H Gildermeyer receive 50 year service medals. World War II veterans get special recognition. The lodge, organized in 1861, has met in the Masonic Temple since 1917 after moving from former quarters and has admitted 2,171 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Springs
Ainner
Ward
B. Arbury
Buffalo
Grand Lodge
State of
New York
Judson J. Miller
William H.’ Gildermeyer
Willmer H. Sande
Harvey J.ebinger
Vernon A. Tapper
Elwyn H. Bush
Salt Springs Lodge
N. Salina’ St
Grand Jury Foreman Appointed in Strever Case
Supreme Court Justice Kingsley refused to excuse Rolland A. Strever of Brewerton from grand jury duty and named him foreman as a 20 jurors began examining the murder case against Mrs. Laverne Davis Thomas. The shooting occurred Aug 11 on a farm between Belgium and Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jesse E. Kingsley
Rolland A. Strever
Brewerton
Court House
Strever
Kingsley
Laverne Davis Thomas
William M. Bowers
Thomas
Harold L. Moreland
505
Melrose Jv
Irma M. Arnold
Marion R. Baker
John M. Breish
Stewart E. Chappell
Raymond H. Clapp
Edith F. Crowell
Edward T. Hibert
J. Clifford Evans
Frank A. Howold
John F. Kermians
John B. Paige
David D. Rogers
Floyd J. Schutt
Charles A. Smingler
Elmer C. Stearns
Miss Bessie van Derveer
Raymond L. Wood
Police Probe Theft Cases
Police investigate several burglaries and attempted break ins reported today. Losses include 150 dollars worth of linens from Mrs. Gladys Mann at 107 East Kennedy Street after burglars climbed basement stairs to reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Mann
E. Kennedy St
Claude Darling
Penoyer
S. West St
Henry Bakery
Park St
Kitty
W. Jefferson St
Air Base Pupils Win Bus Service
Syracuse Army Air Base pupils won an initial victory in securing school facilities as District Superintendent DeAlton Smith announced bus transportation to and from East Syracuse School. Grades 0 2 and 7 12 will be accommodated with buses from Thompson and Molloy roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Army Air Base
DeAlton Smith
East Syracuse
Smith
Thompson and Molloy Rds
City Air Base Renamed Clarence E. Hancock Airport Proposed
The Syracuse area considers naming the Syracuse Army Air Base the Clarence E. Hancock Airport after the ill Hancock. The House of Representatives acknowledged the city resolution and transmitted it to the Speaker for committee reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Syracuse Army Air Base
Clarence E. Hancock
Edward R. Apps
Common Council
Hancock
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
South Trimble
Apps
House
Seven orphans visit Auburn zoo after escape
Seven boys from Cayuga County Orphanage in Auburn spent Sunday night in Burnet Park and were found this morning by Dan Hanley, the park zoo keeper. Patrolman Bisbing returned them to police headquarters while authorities locate the eighth missing boy and determine actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayuga County
Auburn
Burnet Park
Dan Hanley
Park Zoo
Frank Bisbing
Bisbing
GE Plant Sale Divided For University Use In Syracuse
Federal Works Administrator Fleming told Senator Mead that the 20 million Thompson Road plant will be split between the university and Carrier Corp of Syracuse under an educational aid bill. About 300 thousand dollars will convert the site into 50 classrooms 18 labs 75 shops 10 offices and a cafeteria for 500 students with surplus equipment valued around 200 thousand dollars. The university originally sought 50 percent discount but the deal now offers 70 percent with possible total discount later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Rd
University
Carrier Corporation of
Syracuse
N. Y
Philip B. Fleming
U. S
James M. Mead
D-N.y
Mead
FWA
G.E
Boy Fined $25 In Game Violation
George F. Martin age 17 of 1206 Almond Street faced a Conservation Department charge for taking game out of season. He and an accomplice were in custody after reports of boys shooting squirrels in Oakwood Cemetery. Police dropped the firearms charge and Martin was fined $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Martin
Almond, Sr
Conservation Department
Tie
Martin
Oakwood Cemetery
Charles Bunter
Pitts to Report In Pavement Row
CIPY ENGINEER Nelson F. Pitts said he would submit a report to Mayor Costello and Warren Brothers Road Co. on Grant Blvd pavement after blaming high speeds smooth tires and poor visibility for accidents since the July 21 asphalt lay. Residents of the Mattydale Army Air Base housing project meet at Building 866 at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday to elect a temporary chairman and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIPY
Nelson F. Pitts
Grant Blvd
Costello
Warren Brothers Road Co
Golden Wedding Jubilee for Robert and Mrs Doyle
Robert Doyle and his wife marked their golden wedding anniversary today at their home in Syracuse after thirty years in the area. Mrs Doyle recently visited by relatives including Robert Murphey and wife from Wollywood California, as dinners were held in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Doyles
Robert Doyle
Orlando Ay
Aoe
Anni
Joan
Doyle
Robert Murphey
Wollywood
Calif
New S U Cafeteria Opens Monday at Slocum Hall
Syracuse University unveils a new Slocum Hall cafeteria feeding up to 1,000 per meal as part of expanded food service. About 3,000 more students and staff will be served daily across seven dining halls and two snack bars, with additional housing sites and future prefabricated dining units under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum Hall
Syracuse University
Florence Quast
Syracuse Army Air Base
Fair Grounds
Ordnance Works
Baldwinsville
Slocum
Miss Quast
Sims
Wilson, Winchell, Haven
Washington Arms
University
Marshall St
Sims Hall
Comstock Av
Collandale
University Pl
Walnut Av
Air Base
Supreme Court Fall Term Opens with 736 Cases on Calendar
The September October term opens with 736 cases including 100 from the military calendar. Justice Jesse E. Kingsley presides. The docket includes four racial discrimination suits and two matrimonial actions seeking jury trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jesse E. Kingsley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alvard G. Young
Army and Navy Union Auxiliary 3217
Odd Fellows Temple
E. Genesee St
Canadian Legion of B.es.l
Golden Eagle Club
S. State St
Cavalry Veterans of Syracuse, Inc
Cavalry Club
Troop K Farm
Manlius
Leslie Kincaid
Charles F. Stanton
Onondaga County Baraca-Philathea Union
Freeman Methodist Church
Family Foods
Syracuse_ Sheet Metal
Association
Sears-Roebuck
Rochester Institute of Technology
Mary Condon
Coughlin School of Public Speaking
Is Ilwants Club
Syra
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
H. J. Heinz & Co
Credit Women's
Empire State Candy Club
Fifth District Medical Society
Marvin Backs Dewey
Douglas Bolts
Yates Hotel
McNett
Gertrude S. Brooks
Charles J. Hogan
Ada. I. Maroney
Democratic Women’s Club
Patrick J.trivison
Solvay
Betty A. Livermore
S. McBride St
Francis R. Fusco
Butternul St
Lucretia
M. Gillette
Woodruff Av
Salt Springs Masons
Congress
G. E. Plant
Boy
Pitts
Central High School
Leon Burchard
New S.U
Beltone
Mono-Pac
Kirtlands
S. Salina St
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Erle Blvd
Mountai
Chorstaes
J. Menter
Townsend
Towel Diamonds
Paramount
Cahill Tide
Yormerly
Nowry
Scholl
Costa
Peterson
Worp
Pete
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