Upstate Republicans Doubt Public Backing for Truman Plan
Upstate New York Republicans report negligible mail on President Truman's program, signaling scant public demand for action as Congress nears a quick end to the special session. Rep Hadwen C Fuller notes only eight letters from 200,000 constituents in his district, none endorsing the plan in full, and surveys show no desire for price controls or rationing. Fuller says he supports Taft ElJender Wagner housing, liberalizing social security, and opposes heavy tax hikes. he cites Dewey as the path to curb inflation via spending restraint.
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Gswwego
Oneide
Fuller
WGI
Thomas E. Dewey
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Berlin Stand Advocated by Lehrman at Syracuse Lecture
Foreign correspondent HAL LEARMAN urged against retreat from Berlin during a Syracuse University lecture. He warned that hesitating could prompt Russia to demand more and trigger global repercussions, stressing that aiding Europe’s democracies requires US resolve and credible promises.
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Hal Learman
Syracuse
America
Berlin
Russia
Europe
Lehrman
Waren
Walsh
Lettiman
Ruse Ag
New York
Ie Ansocteul Press
Office of War Information
Posi
Byrne to Open Own Law Office in Herald Building
M Y Byrne will open his own law office at 308-09 Herald Building on Monday. A graduate of Syracuse University and College of Law, he was admitted to the bar in January and joins the firm of Warnes, Marsan, Mant ity & Cian nage. He is a member of the county and state bar associations and lives with his wife and son at 101 Woodbine Ave.
Cicero Man Struck by City Car
Cicero resident Harold F. Reville was struck in the 100 block of East Water Street yesterday afternoon by a city-owned sedan driven by Leon K. Farrell. Reville was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital with minor hip bruises. X rays planned to check for other injuries. Investigating officers Sgt. Samuel Nappi and Patrolman John O’Shea.
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Cicero
E. Water
Harold F. Reville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bruiaes
Leon K. Farrell
Palmer Jr
Samuel Nappi
John O'Shea
Training At Pine Camp 108th Gets Under Way
Approximately 275 Syracuse soldiers of the 108th Infantry Regiment of the New York National Guard are undergoing two weeks of intensive training at Pine Camp under Col George W. Wood. The units include Regimental HQ, Service Company, battalion and company formations, and medical sections. The 16th port of the 2d Infantry Division participates, with about 11,003 keeps taking part in the upstate summer training program at Pine Camp.
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WITIL
New York National Guard
George W. Wood
Pine Camp
108Th
Wes Jefferson St. Armory
State War Booster Miliary Corps
Bana
Firs Battalion
Col. Woods
Walertown
Oneida
Rome
Ogdensburg
Binghamton
Auburn
Hornell
Geneve
Osea
Collin P. Wiliams
Syracuse
Bete Lane
Louis L. Parks
Aghumion
Prbick
Experts to Judge Cattle at New York State Fair
Cattle judging will be held at the New York State Fair from September 13 to 18 with dairy and beet cattle evaluated by specialists. The event draws experts from Cornell University and several farming and publishing groups across the region.
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New York
Smith
Williamstown
Mich
O. G. Schneier
Meredith Publishing Company
New York City
B. A. Livesay
Department of Animal Husbandry
West
Supervisory Board Seeks State Health Survey and County Setup Debate
Onondaga County Supervisors approved a state health survey with cost to the county and discussed establishing a county health department. They also consider a county manager form of government and planned centennial celebrations with local officials, while naming committees to study pollution and public works matters.
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Public Works Committee
Severin Novist
Buckley Vd
Onondaga Land Manus
Frank W. Conway
Gerdes
Wiliam J. Ryan
Campbell
Tihekige
Mortis Mulroy
Moreel
Roy A. Stewall
Henry Fusselcran
Clarence Oswald
Public Works Computes
George la Trai
Charles T. Magar
Oncondaga County
Rochester
Council Puts Traffic Code On Shelf
The Common Council approved recommendations to shelve the traffic code gridlock and reassign chief Kinney's staff moves. Capt. Thomas Trennigan will lead the accident and traffic divisions while inspector ranks are abolished and sergeant and lieutenant roles reshaped as part of broader police reforms. An area around the regional market will host wholesale furniture traders under new zoning.
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John A. Kinney
Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse
Kinney
Thomas Trennigan
Ue Police Department
Ppnraver
Onondaga sanatorium to host patient entertainment program
A program of sings, dancing and other entertainment will be presented for patients at the Onondaga Sanatorium by Skaritlers Guild. The group will perform Talent Fevue, a repeat show, with Mary Dinueco as general project head and Bob Government directing. The project is funded in part by a 2020 federal grant and $30,000 for reconditioning at Engine Co. 12, plus sewer and streets work appropriations. Council discusses truck route, firehouse stand, and related municipal spending.
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Skaritlers Guild
Gull
Syracuse
Mary Dinueco
Whaash-Kimmaun
Ernst Proval
Sure
Engine Co
Wo Genesee Et Tor Wse
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Erie Bird
Teallay
Thompson Ré
Sane Proper
Kitchen Vandalism Suspect Naturally Named in Local Report
Unclear OCR text reports a home in Mattydale attacked with white paint. Walter Fanie and Le Roy Brennan are mentioned amid confusion. The incident appears linked to a kitchen area and a deputy sheriff was referenced.
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South
Avery
Joy Oy
Mattydale
le Roy Brennan
Howe
Builing Ay
Maltydale
Lulehon
Old Times Not So Slow Softball Showdown
The Fulton Old Timers of the Potsh Educational Society hosted a charity softball game yesterday against younger members, turning a friendly clash into a lively local event with community scores and lighthearted competition.
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Fulton
Summer Foods at the Persian Garden Menu
Appetites on hot August days enjoy Persian Garden offerings including cold meats satisfying salads generously filled sandwiches chilled fruits and hotel Syracuse ice cream plus cokes and other desserts. Milt Herth
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Syracuse
Clerks Study Accounting Procedures at Syracuse
New York State school boards attended a three day meeting at Syracuse University focusing on accounting procedures for district clerks. Supt David J Patton opened with a demonstration lecture by William Diagn oemy, as part of a session in Mendvicks Chapel and Maxwell Auditorium. State officials including MG Osborne Paul Miller and TS Hungerford addressed the gathering.
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Syracuse University
Syracuse
David JH. Patton
William ‘R Diagn
Oemy
Board of Education
State Department of Education
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Mendvicks Chapel
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MG. Osborne
Bureau of
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Paul Miller
TS Hungerford
Unclear speech on education at Utica school board meeting
Dr Timph T Stre Mes and Rhea Eckel addressed Utica Cottege school board on education needs. They urged active citizen involvement and community programs, stressing American administration support and strong economic ties in youth guidance and municipal service.
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Russia
Timph T. Stre
Rhea Eckel
Bel
Syrdeast University
Utica Cottege
Propia S
Cormany
Dean Strenet
United States
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