Heat and humidity lift as Syracuse cools with pool time
Clouds linger but heat remains intense as the day nears noon with humidity high. Residents seek relief by pools and cold drinks while temperatures hold firm and then ease slightly tonight.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1946
Page
6
Clouds linger but heat remains intense as the day nears noon with humidity high. Residents seek relief by pools and cold drinks while temperatures hold firm and then ease slightly tonight.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a one family house dispute between spouses, alimony decree for Mrs Tom, a 900 judgment, and a Sarasota Florida connection from 1914. Mentions include a party named Clifford H Sead, a September date, and references to property owners and a court order.
War Assets Administration seeks final disposal of the Thompson plant with Carrier Corp. and Syracuse University expected to share the acquisition. WAA Real Property Disposal Board meets to decide, or will reconvene Friday if no decision is reached. Talks with Carrier and the university focus on equitable division of the $20 million facility, including three turbine generator structures and land, to support wartime and veteran training programs. Syracuse University and Carrier engaged in hours-long meetings, with no commitment reported.
In Shelton the town honors veteran Paulsad, a 9 year old soldier from the waist down, as he nears home next week from General Hospital. Vinnie Shilton, Eastwood High grad, fought with the Sonta Infantry Division at New York Eve Incidents. Syracusans sent Christmas cards and gifts, with his recovery slow but hopeful, as he plans to walk again.
A Shelton family on the porch hears from Earl Clark of Walton that their wounded son Vincent Shelton survived a Leyte wound. Clark, a Simmons School of Embalming student in Syracuse, says he was with Vincent in basic training and at Leyte. He expresses relief and a wish to see him when he returns home, recalling their friendship and sacrifice.
Laurence J O Toole and Charles A Munett report Onondaga County Republican chairman seeks re election Aug 24 after assiduous party work securing support from county supervisors and city employees. McNeil allies push for unified backing as Tormey letter fuels intra party tensions and Welch Kennedy weigh positions in a busy political day.
In Syracuse a breakfast with State and Onondaga County Republican leaders tied former Mayor Rolland B Marvin to factions seeking to pressure Charles A McNett from political office. Marvin, Bedenkapp, and other officials discussed McNett, Dewey ally prospects, and party strategy amid a busy slate of potential candidates for statewide offices.
Supreme Courtjunction che said H Seattonlay reserved de csion in a motion to void the Republican designating petitions in the Second Assembly District of Oneida County. The court obtained permission from the Oneida County Board of Elections to hold the petitions to court until the case is decided. The judge promised a quick decision so ballots may be printed. Thomas Ro Kennedy, unsuccessful GOP candidate, argued the motion. Kearney claimed petitions had 2208 signatures vs required 5250 and that each of the 21 nominees needed 250 signatures. The county ruled that 250 signatures for the entire 21 nominees are sufficient. the GOP endorsement to Richard Neumin was affected. The designees on the petitions include several state committee candidates and delegates and alternates to the State Republican convention.
A 41 year old woman, Mrs Maugumile Morgan of 460 West Castie Street, was found severely injured on her front lawn at 6:30 AM. She was transported to St Josephs Hospital after being discovered unconscious by Panolnima Paul Mcccile. Detectives investigate whether she fell from a second story porch or another force caused the injuries.
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