Christian unity talk at Syracuse University conference
Rev Theodore D Wet of Thar led a two day conference on The Church Facing the Preure at Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University. Mrs Harper Sibley former national president urged Christian unity noting religious roots in current economic political and social movements. Chancellor William P Grahams joined in the discussion highlighting the churchs role in society.
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GITY TO APPEAL UTILITIES HATE
Corporation Counsel James C. Tormey filed a notice of appeal with Commissioner John Hennessey over the failure of the state tax commission to increase the franchise equalization rate for Syracuse for 1939. He said the value of Syracuse power franchises should be raised and that Central New York Power Corp earnings have climbed yearly, predicting 1948 income will top 1947.
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Delegates Attend Western New York Y W Conference
Delegates from Binghamton Cortland Elmira and Eric Jamestown Lockport Niagara Falls Rochester Utica Watertown will attend the annual midwinter conference for high school girls in Western Central New York. Registration is scheduled for Friday afternoon at Syracuse FIWCA Feber.
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Getting a Job Today Topic of Discussion
A meeting sponsored by the M C A with cooperation of the Syracuse Board of Education forum services to discuss getting a job today. Thursday at 8 oclock in the YMCA. Principal speaker will be Prof. Bermag of Syracuse University.
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Syracuse Death Rate Rises Slightly in 197
The 197 year report from Registrar Bernara Mitchell shows Syracuse death rate at about 2.122 per thousand, a small increase from 2.14 in 1938. Dr. El Bartenh Doust, commissioner, notes offsetting birth rate gains with 24 twin births and 18 Indian babies reported.
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Syracusan to Appear on Radio Program Thursday Night
Frreman Fra Loaf from Syracuse Department was announced today as guest on a national radio program Thursday night. The award winner, who uses crutches, will receive 31000 and a medal for heroism. Local officials including WFEL VP Rob ert Soule and Fire Chief Gieselman will join in ceremony in Syracuse before the trip to New York City.
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Officials Attend Highway Meeting in North Atlantic States
Syracuse delegation includes Gur W Pinek division engineer Frank Corgy Glenn Austin and Edward Crege of the state highway department Raymond B Traver county highway superintendent Marshall E Higgs secretary of the county parks and planning board and members of the Board of Supervisors highway committee.
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Mary Browning Betts 80 Church Leader Dies
Mrs Mary Browning Betts widow of Frederick W Betts longtime church leader and teacher at First Universalist Church Syracuse died at home after a weeklong illness Born August 1 187n in Onondaga she helped run the church alongside her husband and was honored by the Kings Daughters A funeral service will be held at Bernst Memorial Church with interment at Oakwood cemetery Friends may visit the family home Wednesday afternoon.
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City Inspector Stricken Ill In Sudden Collapse
William Winter a city inspector and former Faird Ward supervisor collapsed at work. His brother District Fire Chief George Winter was alerted and rushed to the office. He was taken to St Toxeon Hospital in serious condition. Winter had leg amputations after a previous illness and poor heart health.
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Syracusans May Enter State Spelling Contest
Syracusans may participate in commemoration contests ahead of the county event for New York State spelling selection. The final elimination will be May 24 at Marestius School with five selected pupils under special supervision in the program supervised by Reid.
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Auto dealers map war on tumbletrap sales in Syracuse
Daily reports reveal Pennsylvania used cars arrive with defects like brakes and steering, offered by local dealers to Syracuse buyers who discover the truth after purchase. A statewide safety emphasis prompts an educational campaign in classifieds to alert the public and restore buyer confidence.
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Syracuse University tribute to Jim Ten Eyck dedication
A commemorative page honors Jim Ten Eyck with a solemn service at Syracuse University. The address thanks his vigorous manhood and lifelong dedication to youth, praising his physical and moral leadership, and urging future generations to carry his tradition. The service closes with a quartet singing Crossing the Bar.
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Warrant Dispute Delays Release Hearing
A warrant issue dispute led to a postponed habeas corpus hearing before Judge Jesse Kingsies. The defendant, represented by Shana han, argued the charge rested on an officer’s action, not the official board’s. The court adjourned to Wednesday morning.
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Two Hill coeds win right to screen test
Syracuse University production drew a Hollywood scout as five coeds in the drama club's production learned they received test offers from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor studios. Jean Becker and Audrey McConnell were among the actors profiled, with details on their home towns and university affiliations.
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Ary 16 Years He Enlists Again Sergeant Card
Ary 16 years old reenlists with the local army recruiting staff. Sergeant Card, aged about 26 years in the army, appears in Syracuse after service elsewhere. The record notes his late return and long service, including 26 years in the army.
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Church Has First Wedding Rite at Local Spiritualist Church
The Local Spiritualist Church at 216 Ashot hosted its first wedding and christening. Dorothy Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith of Bear Read, North Syracuse, married Irving E. Blanchard Jr., son of Capt Irving E. Blanchard of the Syracuse police and Mrs. Florence H. Blanchard. The couple acted as godparents at the Christening of Richard Frederick Marshall, three months old, son of Richard M. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall. Four generations of the Smith family attended both ceremonies.
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Dyer Attacks Various Tomism In Raucous Speech
Special to Toe Journal reports Dyer denouncing various threats to American unity. He warns of treason against the Constitution and urges strengthening the organization to meet the battle of ism. The speech emphasizes staying within rightful boundaries and defending American independence.
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One Mail Delivery Only Next Tuesday
Postal notices indicate limited delivery next Tuesday with only certain carriers active. Special delivery service will be offered and collections will occur from letter boxes in the business district at 72:30 am and 3 pm. Window service will be available at the post office and sub stations until 7:00 am.
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