MARK ATKINSON CELEBRATES 50TH BIRTHDAY
Mark TT Atkinson, a longtime postal superintendent at Salina, turns 50 after starting the day at 5 45 a m. He will dine at home at 104 Merrill Street with family including wife Margaret Clifford and children Peggy Joan and San Bernard while son Mark Jr is stationed at March Field California. He is active in Boy Scouts, with San Bernard a Life Scout and Peggy at Le Moyne College.
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Mark TT. Atkinson
Salina
Atkinson
Merrill St
Margaret Clifford
Mark, Jr
U.S. Air Force
March Field
Calif
San Bernard
Christian Brothers Academy
Peggy
LeMoyne
Joan
St. John the Baptist
Pep Atkinson
Atkins
Mark
Herald-Journal
Kiwanians Honor Forty Five Boys At Syracuse Luncheon
Fort five Kiwanis Recreation baseball players were feted at a luncheon in Syracuse. Each recipient received a trophy while Senior and Grasshopper division teams were awarded duffel bags for state championships and orders for new bats for the Grasshoppers to celebrate their upstate title. Frank Randall praised the recreation department for year long cooperation.
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Kiwanis Recreation
Kiwanians
Syracuse
Kiwanis Club
Grasshoppers
Frank Randall
Récreation Department
City Among Last 11 In School Expense
Syracuse spent 183.28 per pupil in 1946 47, placing it among the 11 lowest among 62 New York cities. Fulton 130.16, Rye 387.16, Rochester 218.30, Yonkers 216.66, Niagara Falls 207.76, Buffalo 181.82. Buffalo cheaper than Syracuse. Figures reflect current expenses as reported by the Citizens Public Expenditure Survey from state education data.
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Syracuse
Citizens
Fulton
Rye
State Department of Education
Rochester
Yonkers
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Health Chief Warns of Epidemic Risk in Overcrowded Housing
Dr. Cleveland A. Sargent, Syracuse health commissioner, warned of possible epidemics of influenza pneumonia or other diseases if crowded city housing continues. He cited low current illness rates as luck and urged actions from the Emergency Housing Committee of the Syracuse Housing Authority to ease shortages. Dr. Thompson noted high costs for new permanent housing and stressed the need to move families from long term emergency shelters at Mattydale Air Base and S Salina Street.
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Clealand A. Sargent
Sargent
Syracuse Housing Authority
Calvin M. Thompson, Jr
Frank J. Costello
Thompson
Mattydale Air Base
S. Salina St
Judge Signs Three Eviction Orders
Judge Harry H. Skerritt signed three eviction orders in Municipal Court today. Two actions by Syracuse Housing Authority were by agreement. Charles H. Brickell of 1005 S Townsend St Wisconsin must vacate by Nov 1 Edna Maloney of 101 Radisson granted until March 1, 1949 to move. Peter E K Viassis and Justine Cacollrris owners sought to evict Harriet Luke from 1633 Southay upper flat with rent $28 and $301 due. eviction by agreement Oct 15 with costs $326.75.
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Harry H. Skerritt
Syracuse Housing Authority
Charles H. Brickell
S. Townsend St. Wis
Edna Maloney
Radisson
Peter EK
Viassis
Justine Cacollrris
Harriet Luke
Southay
Farm Worker Hurt In Haying Mishap
Farm laborer ARTHUR SMITH aged 34 of Lafayette was injured when hit by a rack on a hay wagon at Sam Share farm on Lafayette Country Club Road. He was moved by Ballweg’s ambulance to Crouse Irving Hospital with arm leg and back injuries. deputies Louise and Head investigated.
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Arthur Smith
Eager Rd
Lafayette
Sam Share
Lafayette Country Club
Crouse- Irving Hospital
Smith
Ballweg
Nicholas
Louise
John Head
Christ for Syracuse Completes Youth Plans
The Children’s Committee for Centennial Crusade Christ for Greater Syracuse says plans are complete for youth events during the three week campaign. Rev. and Mrs. Harald Alexander of Los Angeles lead mass rallies with meetings every weekday 3:45 PM at local churches and two Saturday sessions, featuring songs Bible stories and object lessons.
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Clinton H. ‘Asker
Christ For Greater
Syracuse
Gretchen Ramsdell
Lloyd C. Wheeler
Children's Committee
Andre
Harald Alex+landen
Los Angeles
Calif
First Baptist
Mont
Gomery
E. Jefferson Sts
Alexander
United States
Florence Kunz
Erla Flanigan
Pauline Shea
Archie A. MacKinney
Virginia Mardikian
Christine Rogers
Mary Baker
Amos Phipps
Campaigners Report on Palsy Drive at Happiness House
Campaigners will meet Thursday night at the Cerebral Palsy Clinic Elmcrest 960 Salt Springs Rd to discuss a $1 membership drive supporting Happiness House to be built at E Genesee St and Stoneridge Rd. Frank G Reveroir reports progress to directors and the public.
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Happiness House
Alt Elmicrest
Salt Springs Rd
E. Genesee St
Stoneridge Rd
Frank G. Revoir
Warren St
Syracuse Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children’s Association, Inc
Elmcrest
Children’s Center
Ted Kleinhans
Onondaga County
New York
First Presbyterian Church of
Weedsport
Lionel QO. Grossman
Syracuse Lodge
B.P.O.E
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Syracuse University
Phi Delta ‘Theta Fraternity
Arnold B. Kaufman
500 Expected To Sign for Eastwood Adult School
Enrollment of 500 is expected for the Eastwood adult evening school, with registration opening tomorrow night. William T. Kiltlaus, principal, announced that classes start Tuesday October 5 and Thursday October 7, most meeting one night weekly.
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Eastwood
William T. Kiltlaus
Community courses broaden adult evening programs
Evening classes offer conditioning for men, bookkeeping for small businesses, radio and chorus sessions, voice instruction, psychology of human relations, handicraft, fine arts, public speaking, interior decorating and home gardening. The program expands adult education with diverse subjects.
A Cappella Choir to Sing at Elmwood Church Tonight
The A Capella Choir of Syracuse directed by John Ty Clough performs at 7:30 PM in Elmwood Presbyterian Church as part of the Centennial Crusade Christ for Greater Syracuse precampaign rally. The volunteer group recently toured eight days to Wisconsin with multiple performances.
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Syracuse
Christ For
Choir Concert at Northern Baptist Convention in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee program features WH choir performing Bless the Lord O My Soul by Topolitot.Ivanoff Holy Lord God by Noble Cain and There Is a Balm in Gilead by William Daw son. Rev John W Annas Jr pastor of Erwin Methodist Church will deliver a sermon titled The Pole Star of the Spirit.
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Northern Baptist Convention
Milwaukee
Topolitot
Ivanoff
Noble Cain
Gilead
William Dawson
John W. Annas, Jr
Erwin Methodist Church
Two Children Burned In Syracuse Homes
Two children recover in Syracuse hospitals from burn injuries suffered yesterday in separate incidents. Pamela Bielski, 2, of 1204 W Genesee St, sustained first and second degree burns on the face forearms and abdomen when a pan of hot paraffin spilled from a kitchen stove. Dona Jean Harter, 3, of 814 & Geddes St, received second degree burns on her back after pulling a kettle of boiling water while her mother prepared a bath.
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Syracuse
Pamela Bielski
Leo Bielski
W. Geneseesi
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dona Jean Harter
Howard Harter
Geddes Sr
Memorial Hospital
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