Minister and social reform in faith and public life
A sermon critique outlines the minister as a humane leader guiding congregations through modern social issues. It argues for better housing, play spaces, and intelligent public opinion, while urging concern for individual dignity amid state legislation and reform. The piece then shifts to a discussion of Far Eastern affairs, listing factors like white racial spread, Japan's rise, and Western influence, leading into a continuation on Page 7.
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Leebrick Named President of Kent State University
Dr Karl C Leebrick dean of Syracuse University College of Liberal Arts and a noted international relations scholar is elected president of Kent State University Ohio, ending a yearlong search. He plans to resign from Syracuse next week, citing unusual opportunities and the chance to lead a rapidly developing state university.
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Karl C. Leebrick
Syracuse University College of Liberal Arts
Kent State Universitry
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Suracuse
College of
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Turmed Arety
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FL Williams
Kent State University Board
Dean Leebrich
Dr. Engelman
Northwestern
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Leebrich
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Dean Leebrie
Grotessid
Leabrick
Dean Leebrick
Fayettevile
Tors Educatford
Syracuse
Flint
Graham
University
Sivic East
Kant State
Ohio
College of Liberal Arts
School of Citizenship
Burlington
Toy gun bandit caught after failed hold up
Police at headquarters report Louis Alien, 28, and Herbert Curtis, 50, were arrested after a failed attempt to rob restaurant owner Colester. Curtis was later sought in Utica while Alien allegedly disarmed by the proprietor in a struggle. Forsythe and Hoi led the investigation with arrest efforts continuing.
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Genesse
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Herbert Curtis
Alien Collester
Genesee St
Roy Zun
Rowbery
Forsythe
Colester
Cotester
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Sythe Allen
Collaster
Restaurant Man Aid
Allen
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Imate
Palmer Hoifae
Heland Curtis
Utica
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North Country Man Assaulted and Robbed
William Adderey of Philadelphia reported being assaulted and robbed by two men who lured him near Leavenworth Park after meeting at 217 WL Washington. They beat him, threw him from a car, and took $3 in goods amid a chaotic confrontation.
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North Country
Wiliam Adderey
Philadelphia
Washinston
Adderiey
Cate
Leavenworth Park
City Development Committees Meet at City Hall
City development committees met at city hall yesterday afternoon chaired by four chairmen from the municipal development committee. They discussed programs and actions for urban growth focusing on welfare, housing, and water supply issues.
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Actes
Pomar Investiga
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Diphtheria Clinic To Immunize Children
A local diphtheria clinic aims to immunize children including preschoolers. The report notes many of the younger age group have not yet received any vaccination and the clinic will run early on a specified morning.
Veteran rowing coach near hospital as Syracuse battles illness
A veteran rowing coach lies in a hospital with a serious heart condition after a stroke. Dr. Graves says the patient may be released in two weeks, while Syracuse athletics chief Lew Anderson oversees varsity crew duties. Ned Tex Evek has stepped in briefly, guiding the squad through a tough schedule that includes Harvard, Columbia, California, and Washington.
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Bartender Charged in Syracuse Street Fight Injury Case
Police detained 23 year old Martin Tauco of 311 Burnet Avenue after an argument near the Hotel Syracuse led to a street assault that injured Hagaman R. Pharis of the Brighton Arms apartments. Pharis, who reportedly suffered a skull fracture, remained unconscious for hours but showed signs of recovery today.
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Martin Tauco
Burnet
Syracuse
Hagaman R. Pharis
Brighton Arms Apartments
Brighton Av
Paris
Onondaga General Hospital
Ipzury
Democracy Means Mach to Women at Syracuse
Chase Going Woodhouse of New London Conn director of the Institute of Professional Relationship told a Syracuse University group that democracy and the status of women rise and fall together. He urged Warren to realize the fate is linked with democracy and history shows the linkage.
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America
Chase
Woodhouse
New London
Conn
Institute of Professional Relath
Syracuse
Man Recovering After Auto Collision Injures Rosita
A report states Max Rosita, age 93 or 91, injured Thursday at the corner of Alverd Street and Union Place, is recovering at home. He received aid at University Hospital after the incident and is listed as improving today. The address and details had been misreported earlier.
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University Hospital
Checkers Tourney Opens With Fiery Start At Club
A lively opening in the city checkers tournament saw 30 contestants, including senior and freshman players, contesting early rounds at the Boys' Club. The field battles for advancement as play continues Saturday night with final matches scheduled for Monday to crown the champion.
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Mal Mate
Program for Christian Parley Announced
A statewide conference on Christain unity set for Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University opens Feb 14 and 15 with a program for Protestant church laymen and clergy. Rev Esbert Mi Mayes leads, with Dr Albert W Beason and Dr Henry Leiper among speakers. Four seminar groups cover church and state, economy, next steps, and resource leadership, with reports and a luncheon.
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Christien Unier
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse
Bombay
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Oxford
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Albert W. Beason
Colgste-Roch‘eater Divinity School
Idfeney Stann Leiper
New York City
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States
Theodore C. Walser
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Hebert Nicholls
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Nedrow Man Dragged by Runaway Car in Freak Accident
Ulysses G Fierce, 20, of Nedrow, was dragged 860 feet by his own car after it rolled into reverse while he tried to switch off the engine. The vehicle backed to a halt against an arc light pole at College Place and Comstock Avenue, with Fierce escaping serious injury.
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Eagles Legislation Aimed at Helping the Underprivileged
Senator George Sordlin of St Paul explained a bill sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Eagles at a Stra Osse Sindat meeting. Nordlin is a post national president of the organization and delegations from Central New York cities are expected to attend.
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Sie Milter
George Sordlin
St. Paul
Nordlin
New York
Woman Pleads For Husband In Drunken Driving Case
Mrs. Kaplan seeks leniency for her husband Sig Kaplan a baker of 557 Delaware Ave who was sentenced in traffic court by Judge Harry B Farmer to 40 and 20 days for two counts of operating a vehicle while intoxicated on January 6 and 8 The appeal to County Judge Frank F Malpass says she acted to warn him about drinking and that he is needed at home with their child and to return to work at Terai P. Gorman represented him.
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Sig Kaplan
Delaware
Mraang Kaplan
Harry BH Farmer
Kank
Hosband
Kaplan
Frank F. Malpass
Kaplans
Pension Sought for Widow of Fallen State Trooper
In Oneida Fe Wheeler Miimer introduced a bill in the senate to grant a special indemnity pension of 5060 dollars to Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick of HamTien widow of state trooper sergeant killed when his car left the highway near Merrisville and overturned.
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S—asaemailman Wheeler Miimer
Dil
Segalature
Indemark
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Ham— Tien
Foner
Merrisville
Unemployed Attend Guidance Class at Franklin School
About 25 unemployed men and women met at Franklin School yesterday afternoon for the first vocational guidance session of the semester. The class teaches how to apply for jobs and obtain interviews. The program is directed by Mrs. Mabst and E Berry.
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Mabst
F. E Berry
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