Downtown Fire Damages City Storage Building and Pudding House
A downtown blaze at 320 N Clinton damaged a rear city storage building and the adjoining pudding house. Firefighters fought heat and smoke from 3:58 AM, calling for extra help as wooden cabinet contents and electric motors were damaged. The fire was contained to the cabinet and surrounding area with smoke and water damage noted throughout.
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N. Clinton
Burtine
Gallant & Toffman Martyre
Frank Mo oGwland
Kermoreau
Ko Hallman
Hood
John Pareens
Fayne Company
Hoffman
Fisnk Casian
Ovat
Athanet
Ein
Hoffman Saul Engle
Alaren
Frank Sava
Wallim Cannes
Altional
Crime Wave From Page One
A garbled report describes a robbery attempt at 223 Adams Street. The thief fled with some bills while a grocer, George Candaks, was shaken but unharmed. Police were summoned and questioned a suspect, with the scene described as a large glass storefront. A separate note mentions an air attack near Batavia, Java, with Dutch forces repelling a strafing run and reporting casualties among attackers.
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Teavie
Dia Hanna
Elste Rooseh
Tully
Atowtewe
George Fy
Romania
Shelpers
Travis Wty
Leavis
McNett Faces Party Pressure Amid Letter Fallout
McNett kept busy at his Albany office as party underlings pledged support while rumors swirled about a power shift. Talks linked former mayor Rolland Marvin and ex-chair Kennedy in a potential challenge to the current leadership, but Kennedy said he was not interested.
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Tormey
Tam
Ife
Tor] Iyss
Glen St. Nicion
Republian
Flatol
Syracuse
Hoo
Delekira Hudington
Adnee
Rolland B. Marvin
Marvin
Verardhy
Pus McNell
Thomas FE Kennery
Kennedy
Marvin Jahout
Mament
Kenney
McNell
MeNrtl
Edward ©. Yackel
Retard of Supervisors
Aly “Auids
McNett
Indien
Lolle
Go.p
City Building Fees Surge as Seven Month Totals Double
City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts reports building permit fees in the last seven months totaling 6,565 dollars, up from 3,287 dollars a year ago. Construction inspections rose to 6,778, higher than 5,442 in the same period last year, amid broader political and local governance notes.
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Nelson F. Pitts
Caer
Rollcalls Show Upstaters Unite On Most Major Votes
Upstate New York Republicans in the House displayed near unity on major legislation in the THsh Congress, with individual members diverging on key issues. Sen Wagner and Mead aligned Democrats on a major issue in the Senate, while the House splits centered on emergency war measures and anti trust exemptions.
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Upstate
New York
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Robert F. Wagner
James M. Mead
Buffain
Southern
John Taber
Aubin
Edwin Arthur Hall
Bughamton
Maj Ny
Clarence E. Hancock
Syracuse
Hadwen C.fuller
Parish
Dein P. Taylor
Troy
Hall and Rogers
White
Clarence Milchurne
Matone
W. Sterling Cole
Bath
James W. Wadsworth
Geneseo
Hancock and
Taber
Fuler Pol
Kilburne
Hancock
Cole
Wadsworth
City Opens Paying Bids Seeks Sewer Estimates
City opens bids this afternoon for sewer construction and related equipment with about 1 43,500 in projected costs. The Department of Contract and Purchase advertised for Tuesday bids on sewer work from Goodrich to Thayer and Mayer streets, plus trucks and a conveyor for the sewer program.
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Department of Contract and Purchase
Sche
James St
Lodi St
Dewitt St
Motoy
Bureau of Sewers
Goodrich
Driver Charged In Theft Of Car In City
James Hart, 211 Hair son sl, charged with grand larceny second degree for allegedly stealing a car belonging to James J. Vercillo. The incident prompted a debate among House members over related charges and a ruling on a legislative rule amid ongoing investigations and testimony. The car was found abandoned near Hart’s home after the incident last Saturday.
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James Hart
James J. Vercillo
Sanday
Ator
North Syra
Mitte
Siceness
Axon House
Verculo
Know How Emphasized as Core for Teacher Training
Syracuse University Dean Dr. Harry Ganders urged Buffalo State Teachers College faculty and students to value method as the central aim of teacher education. He compared teaching know-how to essential wartime training, noting that knowing how to apply methods matters as much as content. The dean said intelligent teachers must master practice, not just knowledge, to ensure equity and effectiveness in education.
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Nordld-Journal Wire
Buffalo
Harry §. Ganders
School of
Syracuse University
Buffalo State Teachers’ College
Ganders
Army
Navy
Syitcuse Univerlly
New Zealand minister apologizes for Truman remark
Wellington New Zealand New Zealand works minister Robert Semple apologized for calling President Truman the son of money gangsters. He stated the apology was without any reservation and noted he had not meant to imply Truman was responsible for lifting price controls.
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Truman
Wellington
New Zealand
Robert Semple
Whic
Semiplo
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Hserative
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Loew Theatre
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Ellis English
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Rogers
Congress
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Kilburn
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Marine Corps
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World Bank and International Fund
OPA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mead
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Burnet Avenue
E. Onondaga St
Bic
Central New York Power Corporation
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Stamimite
Rudolph
Vyew
Woden
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Galiia
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American Oil Company
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