Onondaga 1941 Judicial Terms Fixed in Onondaga
Onondaga County sets 1941 judicial term presiders across Supreme Court parts with Justices Kingsley Cromwell Cross Zoller Morehouse and Cregg assigning trials equity and trial terms by month. Oswego Herkimer Jefferson and other counties follow similar term schedules with Kingsley Cross Zoller and Morehouse among presiding justices.
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Onondaga
Supreme Court
Frank Crepe
Jesse E
Kingsley
Marek
Ristaall
D. Payer
Morehouse
April
James D. Crom
Buriligue
Marenouse
Jusfice
Justice Zoller
Sure
Justice Morehoues
Fruasl Cregg
Justice Zoble
Justice Cregg
Dusiee
Motlan
Jeltorsyrs
I Xinbail
Dan Wary
Mey le Xo
Lerms
Lewis County
Fakes Cross
Mt. Toot
Dee
Jefferson County
Naturalizauon Terns
Dusuen Zoller
le WM
Juswaley
Oswenu County
Jusice Cross
Faslice Kienbell
Oneids
Justice
Page Marehorte
Cawego
Citizenstup Derm
Gneide
Frank J
Crosal
Davero
Bay
Gregg
Pulaski
Oswego
Equity
Cross
Strauss Loses Plea For Habeas Writ in Murder Ring
Trias Strauss, in New York, loses his plea for a habeas writ in a murder conspiracy case. Charged with strangling and burning 16 victims in a September 1938 Brooklyn case, he sought to have psychiatrists and physicians of his choosing for the defense.
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Strauss
Trias
New York
Atteno Vasrone
Fittsburga
Stevedyn
Syaircase
Straus
Feinstein
Appa
Brooklyn
Supreme Cort
Blind Voters Form Political Machine in Wichita
Blind voters in Wichita organize a political machine to back Democrat Lar rency Q. Lewis for state senator. Eighteen blind canvassers pledge to visit their blocks and as many others as possible before the primary. Vatican City reports Pope Pius X appointing Francis Brennan of the Philadelphia archdiocese as a judge in a Vatican tribunal.
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Wichita
Larrency Q. Lewis
Caniir
Unem
Lewis
Legislative Council
The
Kansas Society of the Blind
Tes
Pliny
Foye
Vatican City
INSI
Pope Pius
Union Agent Charges Pipe Company Violated Pact
Albany Aug 3 a union business agent says the Lackslain Pipe Company breached its city wage and hour pact while making reinforced concrete pipe for a new aqueduct line from Stones to Ridge Mills. Tully alleges 30 cents per hour paid versus prevailing wages of 60 cents and hours exceeding 20 when restrictions were in place. Corporation counsel Powers Jr directs city officials to tally wages and hours. final payment to the Lack Joint Company on their contract is being withheld.
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Rome
Albust Th. Tully
Busi
BuMng
Boareil
Lorkslain Fipe
Fruit Men In Session At Geneva Horticultural Meet
About 300 New York State Horticultural Society members attend the summer session at the Experiment Station in Geneva. Speakers note trends in apples including reduced usage and canned products while urging grower involvement in retail displays and apple products. W. J. Gaaze and W. Wessel Ten Broek Sr led discussions on production shifts and market impacts amid wartime disruptions.
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Geneva
United States
Cnn
W. J
Aaze
New York State Horticultural Society
United Kingdom
Wessel Ten Broek
Lhursty Center
Newark
Eight Americans Receive Great Cross from Spanish Leader
Madrid reports Generalissimo Franco awards the Great Cross of the Civilian Order to eight Americans in a decree dated May 24 and published today. Recipients include four Catholic churchmen Cardinal Mundelein Dougherty Curtin MoKoy and Bishop McCoy, plus Ogden Hammond former U.S. ambassador, Alexander Rice, Gaetano Vecchio, and William Forbes.
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Spain
Madrid
Ogden Th. Hammond
U.S
Alexander
Thomilien Rice
Commendetore Gaetano Vecchio
New York
William Carascon Forbes
Farm Home Razed by Fire in City Fire investigators link blaze to short circuit
The Pine Jisins Roci farm home of Mie and Bore Robert Thary was destroyed by fire while owners shopped in the city. A short circuit is believed to have started the blaze that gutted the one family dwelling and damaged a chick incubator. Firemen under Assistant Chief Lemuel Ladd fought the flames as a neighbor family away in Syracuse left their one year old daughter Florence in care nearby. Assistant Chief Jadd said early findings point to a short circuit as the cause.
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Mie
Robert Thary
Mily
Direor
Lemuel Ladd
Dunn
Meg
Syracuse
Florence
Jadd Seid
Coromlan
Vernun
John P. Casily
Leninard Street
Whitesboro
Surya Hostal
Thomas A Cox
Emerdy
Asmienttes
Sopra
Wnapital
Wettel
Bits
Cozeilurig
Thuisdey Bisht
Fae
Vernon
Utica Pree Academy
Af Sher Righ Schafl
Hamilton College
Albert Wettel
Iton
Wae
T Te Vernon Presbytesiae
Vernon High School
Florence Fleabeth
Cueol Horela Waltel
Hurt Wettel
Mohawk Tax Payments Ahead of Last Year
Mohawk residents are paying taxes ahead of the previous year says tax collector Fiora Brennan. About $8,000 has been collected of a $21,000 levy, with payments around $1,000 ahead of last year. Taxes will be collected at the Village Hall at 1 percent Monday through Wednesday. delinquents face penalties thereafter.
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Nispaich Biohawk
Fiora Brennan
Wernesday
R. D. Richardson Perry School Head Dies at 48
R. D. Richardson former Perry School superintendent and World War I veteran died at 48. He came to Fair Haven after serving in the Grosroy area. A Syracuse University graduate, he was survived by his wife with no children. Funeral arrangements were pending at Wolnutt Chapel.
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R. D. Richardson
Perry School
Raymond
Techardson
Niggiimumer
Fore Haven
Rlchardson
MOG
Heols
Fair Haven
Keigsville
Af Syrause University
Arid
Wolnutt
Favone Gets Limit Term Two Years
Federal court jury convicts multiple defendants in a conspiracy to illicitly manufacture alcohol to defraud the government. Judge Bryant imposes prison terms, including Favone’s two year limit sentence, with remarks on corrupted aims and implications.
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Favone
Spreist
Bryant
Wiss
Pompey Tis
Jnil
Clifford Mackey
Ciny Git
Ball Tn
Faraone
Beynaut
Smet
Brynat
Tokyo Envoy Plans Protest of US Gasoline Ban
Tokyo envoy to protest Washington embargo on aviation gasoline as Tokyo weighs response. Japanese officials cast doubt on possible protest and seek clarity on U S rules and interpretation. Japan, a major buyer, imports most aviation fuel from the United States.
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Tokyo
Washington
UPJ
Tatsule
J Hollmeveht
Bumper Welles
United Siates
Havineu
Mstmeelinas
Toyxe
Lela
Jagmary
China
Japan
Europe
Vinferiar Quailty
Mission Pageant Draws 600 at Ontario Ontario County
More than 600 people gathered in Manchester to view the pageant America's Witnesses for Christ presented by missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elders Harold Hansen and Karl Wood led the event staged on Curorah hillside near Geneva. The production depicted Biblical and proto-Mormon figures and history, with Miss Zavia Fillmore performing a native dance. The pageant runs again tonight with conferences continuing, drawing attendees from Central and Western New York and beyond.
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Syeti al
Curorah
Jostyh Smith
Tonenibed
Cumorah
Zavia Fillmore
Salt Lake City
Eng
Central
Western
New’ York
Uumugh
Tomerrow
Seemans
Zorin
Frank Geena
Salt Lake
Eastern States Mission
Bixhoy Island
Jts
Siares
Uber
Wafa
Mussolini's Paper Sees Potential Canada Takeover Debate
A fragmented excerpt cites Mussolini's paper discussing a potential transfer of political power to Canada and a possible shift in British government influence, with mentions of Roosevelt and editorial commentary. The text also notes Captain C. D. Coverds being relieved from duty, assigned to Camp Jackson, and German deportations affecting Jews under an Allied policy, amid a series of wartime dispatches.
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Mussolini
Ghtalis
Milan
I Jan
United States
Turodure Roosevelt
EBC
Canada
Paty
Theodore Roonevutt
Roosevelt
Jar
Cornell Sperial
Wasmaxton
Car Timn DB
Coverds Fein
Cornell University
Emecive
Army
Eighth Division
Camp
Jackson
S.C
War Department
Papas Essary
Zagland
Aeys
Berlin
UPI
Germany
Auto Worker Pinnet Dies in Cortland Crash
In Cortland Aug 2 a wreck near the Liene Hollow road injured drivers Manuel and Mandell. Auto worker Lathe Lathrope, 2% of Sharburne, pinned under a car during the tow, later died in hospital aged 11. Deputy Sheriff Brabans investigated with Abe Rider as coroner's inquest looms.
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Roel
Liene Hollow
Cortland Road
Rayee Lathrne
Sharburne
Manuel
Corlland
Sayd Mande
Manuel Tl
Arandell
Fe Tas
Mecua
Gint Goment
Naniell
Acube
Yeaton
Tree
Hoinea Brabans
Abe Rider
McCarl Dies at 61 After Long Treasury Service
J H McCarl, first Comptroller General of the United States, died at 61 in Washington from a heart attack in his office. He served 18 years as watchful treasurer and retired in 192? after a full term. News notes include his clashes with federal officials over expenditures and his Nebraska origins in Atchison? McCarl's death follows recent nomination events for a successor by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
T. Mecarl
United States
Treasry
Roosevelt
Iliuisay Warren
4.C
Barome Camptroller
Fred H. Brown
Isha
McCarl
AtcCook
Neb
Norris
McColl
Cayuga Legion Clambake Set for August 18
Cayuga County American Legion plans a large turnout for its annual clambake on Sunday August 18. One outing will be held at Step 4 along the Owaeco River in the Town of Tirn.
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Cayuga County
Américan Legion
Owaeco
Tiron
Propane Gas Planned for Malone Ondenturg Alaska
Central New York Power Corporation announced propane gas will replace coal in Malone. Installation starts this month with G W Verdevier overseeing operations in the city. Two years ago propane was substituted for coal for cooking by consumers.
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Malone
Ondenturg
Central
iNew York Power Corporation
G. W. Verdevier
Sas
Hysterical Girl Taken To Hospital After Abduction Alarm
Ida Wegiel, a girl reported missing after a theater outing, was found on a front porch at 109 Tasien Avenue in a frightened state. She suffered minor scrapes and a bruise and could not recall the events after leaving the theater. Police traced the case to a nearby district as officers questioned relatives and sought her mother for ID at the hospital.
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Pouse
Andrew Literkelst
Tasien Avenue
Sas
Piet Fulmer
Center
Erle Street
Xehere
Wier
Sore
Ar. Willamson
Ier
Granty Center
Fallon
Fulmer
Tbe
Hospitad
Iat Weglel
William E. Rasy
Fred Arnold
Tay
Patrulaint Johnsen
Boyden Avenue
Litgokeist
Ida
Elsa. Case
Hegil
Jese Laller
Williamson
Cild
Tda
Onyn
Ange
South
Clinton
Stalin
Janet
Army Doctor Takes Bride At Canton
First lieutenant Ernest Eperjesy of the Seventh Engin jers Carns and Miss Evelyn Courne worthy of Morganton West Virginia were married yesterday at Saint Marys Church Canton by the Very Rev. Dean. The couple wore undress uniforms on duty. A large trailer escorted the wedding party and a reception followed at the home of Mrs Adamo Hunter. The groom will reside at 23 State Street and is stationed with the Second Battalion Fifth Field Artillery Fort Relin, Virginia.
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Adamo Hunter
State Street
Jake
Stave Streat
Eperjessy
Steven
Mary Durts
Eper
Canal to Get Secret Airplane Detector
The United States Army plans to install a secret detecting device in the Canal Zone to enhance defense. Reported today, the detector is described as floor-by-floor precise, rivaling the famous bomb sight, and aims to make the canal invulnerable to attack. The item is part of a broader security buildup disclosed by INS.
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Balboa
States Army
Fane Canal
Suatzi
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