One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on boxing and tax era
Kiernan muses on a boxing triangle Louis Charles and Snyder as futurist drama with ringside friction. He mocks tax pressures and public figures while hinting at financial motives and political meddling. The piece reflects a sharp, opinionated tone about celebrities and government.
Syracuse Traffic Safety Record To Be Analyzed
An analysis of Syracuse's prize winning traffic safety record is to be presented at City Hall this afternoon by Georke of the National Safety Council. Walter L. Fox of the Chamber of Commerce will cover 1949 safety activity. Syracuse earned second nationally, first in school safety and traffic engineering with officials from Police, Traffic Bureau, Traffic Court, schools, mayor's office, Chamber of Commerce and media in attendance.
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Walter L. Fox
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Police Department
Bureau of Traffic and Lighting
Mayor's Office
Chamber of Commerce, Press and Radio
American elevators in 1949 carry 20 Dillon passengers
In 1949 American elevators served 20 Dillon passengers, traveling a combined total of 500 million miles up and down.
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