Auto Crash on State Fair Boulevard Injures Several People
Three injured when a car bumped a sheriff’s vehicle on State Fair Boulevard. Witnesses say a drunk driver, Stanley Warecka, felled a rear impact with Kikak’s car, sending multiple passengers to hospital. Police issued a summons for pedestrian right of way in another incident, while several others sustained bruises and minor injuries in a chain of crashes across nearby streets.
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Sherit
Pute
Charles Otto
Michael Riak
Alfred Szeratcki
Stanley Warecka
Park Avenue
Kikak
Warzecka
Une
Edward West
Greczyma
Mary Polak
Boils
Catherine Street
Rome
Miss Rian
Herbert Frenzani
Martin Walsh
Banington
Dinchen Brab
Schupler Street
West Geanser
West
Pittsburgh
Feyette Willams
Comstock Place
William H. Rhyner
Jamesville
R. D
Hovwanl Rio
Oneida Street
Rhyner
Robert Curry
Jackson Brevet
Maries OD Banks
Salem
Adams Street
William Pockelson
HG Burt
George May
East Fleasant Avert
State Fair Boulevard
Mrs Shoudy plans West trip details at Syracuse Zonta event
Mrs Mary Shoudy will describe a trip through Yellowstone Park and Salt Lake City at a Syracuse Zonta Club meeting at Ada Bittner's summer home. She will display convention programs from the Zonta International meeting in Extes Park June 24-28. A lodge departure for Cats is scheduled at 5 PM. Week activities include club meetings, district reports, social hours, and a rally at Thornden Park with a 2:30 PM program and 1:30 PM dance at Eagles Hall.
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Schcoeppel's Bridge
Oneida River
North Side Club
Mount Tabor
Clifton Street
Syracus
Marsh's
West Min- Mas Street
Neighborious Club
Planers
Liverpool Club
Liverpooll
Beat Street
Priday—Cole
May Avenue
Oakwood Avenue
Towne
Palmer Avenue
Thornden Park Amphitheater
Robert Mattaghen
Eagies’ Hell
Food Dealers Urged to Form War Councils at Syracuse Convention
Chicago advocate Rose Marie Kiefer told 169 independent food merchants at Hotel Syracuse that industry must organize preparedness councils to endure wartime shifts. She warned against regulated, capitalized distribution and urged alliances to defend democracy and American livelihoods amid looming economic changes and global conflict.
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Rose Marie Kieter
Chicago
National Food Merchants Association
Syracuse
Sre
Kiefer
Suiferiver
Ganding
Rayviood J. Tierney
Rochester
James C. Stormey
Rolland B. Marvin
Bert Feldstein
America
Germany
Emeland
England
Europe
United States
Garber Shop
Lhree Mumahines
Bestowhile
Fae Aay
Tost Uyear
Dejan
Fred Fee
Ificey
Calntun Street
Charles
Francer
Love in Livery closes Civic summer season at Syracuse theater
Dress rehearsals underway for Love in Livery a revival of the 18th century farce staged by the Civic Summer players at Syracuse University. Actors adjust to 18th century costumes while rehearsing slapstick plots with valet swapping gowns. Cast includes Mary LaRoche Jne Moe E A O’Hara Jr Gertrudy Weite Gordon Alderman and John Dickmann. This will be their last production until next summer.
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Clvic Summer Players
Civic University Theater
Tonorrow
Civic
Fznt
Sawyer Vaik
Syracuse University
Love In Livery
Mise Mary LaRoche
Jne Moe
E. A. O'Hara
Gertrudy Weite
Gordon Alderman
John Dickmann
Professor Falk
Behrman
Mason
Miked
Syrian Archbishop Attends St Elias Church Outing
Syrian Archbishop attended the first annual St Elias Church picnic at Helev Park drawing over 1000 attendees. Rev Antony Bashir of New York and local clergy led mass and celebrated Rex Michael Massarmy. Music featured the Yallenie Drum Corps and other Syrian entertainers as the event celebrated Syrians in Central New York.
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St. Elias Church
Antony Bashir
New York
Cis
North America
St Elias Syr
Yallenie Drm Corps
Iren Heston
Beakdyn
Silef Andresses
Als
George Karica
Rex Michael Massarmy
Sir Michael's Church
Geneva
Dungjotis Anastace#ou
St. Septalinch
Youth’s Threat At Inn Leads To Guard Intervention
A youth planned to wreck property at the Satem Inn in Manlius but told deputies he had no destructive intent. He was detained after a prior disturbance and released with no charges. The proprietor Frank Swilter described the incident to authorities. A separate report notes Bishop Ernest Ja Wovisky addressing a Chicago area church, declaring Americans are rich and calling for a strong commitment to a cause.
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Satem
Manlius
Jared Griete
Walker
Frank Swilter
Ernest Ja Wovisky
Chicago
First
Baptist Church
Traffic Violations Result In Fines For Four Motorists
Four motorists arrested by deputy sheriffs pleaded guilty to traffic violations before Justice Calvi Th Bingham in Camillus. William Alt of St. Cortland drove with defective brakes and paid $5. Joseph A Kilian of Auburn, Edward A Hoagland of Farrell, and Verner Gir of Westmoreland were charged with speeding and fined $5 each.
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Dinpaly
Justice ‘of the Peace
Calvi
Bingham
Forwn
Camillus
William Alt
St. Cortland
Joseph A. Xiltian
Auburn
Edward A. Hoagland
Farrell Po
Verner # gir
West~moreland
Dall
gerald-Journal and Sunday Herald
Pally
Fingerprints Taken From Amateur Radio Operators
Amateurs subjected to fingerprinting and photography at Syracuse Police Headquarters under new restrictions. Operators may not converse with foreign parties outside the United States and must speak only English. Portable devices banned for public emergencies on weekends with prior permission. Questionnaires will be sent to Washington by August per FCC orders.
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Fice
Stracuse
United States
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Army
Navy
Potter Takes Plane To Convention Of Investors Syndicate
Potter district manager of Investors Syndicate Guaranty Co will leave on a Syracuse bound airplane tomorrow with Julian Suilitt district manager of Binghamton. They will return by air to Mexico. Ivan Jonas divisional manager for New York State with HQ in Ayra buse plans several weeks ago to visit tela Uyes in Iowa before heading to the convention. Miss Doris Jforvinpron of the companys staff praised for outstanding sales in 1929. Mildred Morritt matron of Divers of Sureruse Chapter planned a surprise dinner party at the Lang Baru dude Ranch Lafayette
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Potter
Investors Syndicate
Tinrold J. Potter
Investors Syndcate
Ied Guaranty Company
Julian Suilitt
Trict
Binghamton
Mexico
Ivan Jonas
New Yok State
Ayrabuse
Tela- Uyes
Iowa
Doris Jforvinpron
Mildred Morritt
Lang Baru
Lafayette
Cronin Reappointment Recommendation Tabled by County Board
William W. Cronin of Oncodaga County Public Works Commission was presented to the Board of Supervisors today seeking reappointment. The recommendation requests Cronin’s renomination to continue guiding county public works projects and infrastructure planning.
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Cronin
William W. Cronin
Oncodaga Cowty Pubic Works Commission
Board of Supervisors
Local Commission Meeting Notes on Reappointment
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a board meeting in the afternoon discussing reappointment. Cronin is noted as a member of the commission since an earlier date, with illegible year 7833 likely erroneous.
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Lsemes FE
Valder
Cronin
Commissium Sincy
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