Bread Price Increase in Syracuse Cites Small Rise
A Syracuse report shows a 20 ounce loaf rising to 121 cents while Parkerhouse rolls go up two cents. Groceries and baked goods gain 6 to 7 percent retail as costs of ingredients surge about 25 percent in six months. Department stores note higher stock levels but fear consumer psychology and defense-driven shortages loom. Some bakers cite rising quality ingredient costs, and hog market trends push lard and bacon prices higher.
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Syracuse
Bakes
Parkerhouse
Geneeral
Conference Board
New York Cy
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve District
Britain
Syracusan Men Enter Marine Corps Amid Draft Push
Harold Rapp a 27 year old truck driver of 202 Spring Street enlisted in the Marines as a reserve today and will serve during the emergency. Bernard Golden 23 of East Oneida Street Baldwinsville and Warren Wells 18 of Canton Street Baldwinsville joined the Marines the same day. Wells plans to continue studies and all stated they were “eating the draft by enlisting.” Rapp and Golden expected induction orders soon while Wells had not yet been drafted.
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Army
Harold Robert Rapp
Spring Street
Marine Corps
Rapp
Marines
Bernard James Golden
Golden
Olmsted Co Sale Premature, Bankruptcy Distributor Questioned
Referee Ben Wiles weighed a motion to surcharge receiver David S Blanci for the gap between assets valued by creditors and proceeds from a sale that did not occur. Lawyers for creditors argued violation of an order while Blandin's team defended the process as proper under the Syracuse Grade Crossing Commission oversight.
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Ben Wiles
David S. Blanci
Olmsted Co, Inc
Laurence Zowik
Thurlow
Southwick
Max Stolz
Blandin
Sovik
Olms
PSC Orders Crossing Job At Syracuse
The commission orders a crossing project at the former bankrupt plant site during a multi day sale in May. Referee Wiles will decide within days whether Mr Blandin should cover any shortfall from the sale. The project spans the Lackawanna and New York Central main lines at Erie Boulevard West and 316 South Warner Street, with total costs estimated at 500,000 by Nelson Pitts. Engineers from the railroad companies will prepare bridge plans.
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Soviki
Blandin
Wiles
South
Warner Street
Vstreet
Lackawanna
New York Central
Genesee Street
Erie Boulevard
Nelson F. Pitts
Syracuse Commission
Father Corcoran Denies Stump Mayoral Campaign Plan
Syracuse mayoral hopeful Thomas J. Corcoran plays down reports of using five of his 21 children in a fall speaking campaign. He confirms the children will soon have tonsils removed at a hospital, listing Arthur 8 Bobby 6 Billy 5 Raymond and Mary Catherine, with the older daughter training for nursing at Saint Joseph's Hospital school.
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Mary Catherine
Raymond
Billy
Bobby
Arthur Corcoran
Syracuse
Corcorans
Arthur
Mary Catherine Corcoran
Robineau Road
Soldier Held After Auto Theft Charge Reported
Army private Conrad C Slavenwhite of Fort Niagara was held in Auburn jail awaiting Niagara Falls police on auto theft charges. He admitted stealing a cox model car after a Skaneateles crash and a license violation. arraigned on driving without a license and fined. A separate repaving plan for West Raynor Avenue between Salina and Cortland Avenues was announced by City Engineer Nelson F Pitts after a conference with Mayor Marvin. The project aims to widen 11 feet to 36 feet as part of late summer paving and will affect the surrounding streets.
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Nelson F. Pitts
Marvin
Wester Avenue
Salina Street
Cortland Avenue
Marion O'Brien
Westisary
Pitts
Matson Avenue
O'Brien
West Raynor
Cornelius Cook
John Klotz
Conrad C. Slavenwhite
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Auburn City
Niagara Falls
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Skaneateles Patrol
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Ryder
Max H. Elbe
Chilton
Slayenwhite
George
Bentley
Skaneateles
West Genesee Street
Jordan Street
Justice of the Peace
C. R. Milford
Buffalo
Utica
Case of the Missing Wife Ends With Attorney Herzog
Syracuse attorney Leonard F. Herzog searches for his wife Jill after she vanishes from a car trip. He reports she may be in Rocky River, Ohio, as police trace their stopovers while Herzog contemplates legal duties and the wife’s sudden departure.
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Jill
Leonard F. Herzog
Syracuse
Gaul
Mr. Herzog
Leonard
Hollywood
Denty
Mrs. Herzog
Crossing plans reduce Erie Boulevard West and Hiawatha routes
Engineers for the commission will prepare the other plans. Erie Boulevard West will be cut down both east and west of the crossing and Hiawatha Boulevard will be cut down at the hump north for the crossing. Several deaths have occurred at the crossing, which is used as a short cut from State Fair Boulevard.
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Commission
Erie
Hiawatha
Amboy man pleads not guilty in assault case
Charles S. Carver, 57, of Amboy, was arraigned in Police Court on a third degree assault charge after an argument with Frances Miller, 59, of 446 South Avenue. Miller said Carver struck her and tore her clothing during a car dispute near Hudson Street and Belle Vue Avenue. Bail set at 100 dollars for hold until tomorrow.
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Charles S. Carver
Amboy
Frances Miller
South Avenue
Carver
Ashes and Garbage Collection Change in Syracuse
Syracuse Department of Public Works announces a change to trash pickup, moving ashes and garbage collection to Fridays. Residents previously on Saturdays are asked to set out refuse Friday evenings starting tomorrow. County Sealer Harold S. Shapero of Earlville will address the Rotary Club in Oneida Hotel Friday noon.
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Syracuse
Rotary Club
Hotel Oneida
Recom Rah Mo Ba Tok Eimeood Alarm
A scrambled OCR snippet references a railway or alert system with alarms and vehicles. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment implies a transportation or signaling event requiring attention. Further readable details are insufficient to identify individuals, organizations, or exact actions.
Vocational Board Will Meet Tonight in City
The first meeting of Syracuse’s Vocational Education Commission, created under Clellan Forsythe, is set for 7:30 p m in the Board of Education Building. Dr G Carl Alverson will preside with Forsythe, F Warel Clary and other members including Robert A Bryant Charles Chappell Hal H Eaton and Dean Louis Mitchell among others to study improving vocational education in the Syracuse public schools. Dr Alverson urges using existing programs and equipment while planning a cost aware expanded program toward an attainable, multi year goal including refining preparatory courses for industry.
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Clellan
Hal H. Eaton
Central High School
Frank P. Malpass
Louis Mitchell
State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Robert F. .Petrasek
Carcier Corporation
Margaret Pyper
Dewit
Elizabeth Robertson
Valley High School
Joseph Teutom
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Warren B. Unbehead
Lincoln National Bank
Forsythe
Syracuse Public Schools
Dr. Alverson
Invasion of U S deemed possible by bomber ferry pilot
Lieutenant Colonel George R. Hutchinson, veteran bomber ferry pilot, warned that German planes could invade the United States. He said if bombers can be ferried from the U S to Europe, they can be flown back, risking New York Buffalo Detroit and Chicago without adequate anti aircraft defenses. He described possible Nazi crossing times and the potential for 10 000 troops to be dropped and withdrawn after demolition. Meanwhile John Curtin urged British Dominions to fund the restoration of England's House of Commons as a tribute to the mother of parliaments.
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George R. Hutchinson
Great Britain
United States
Europe
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York Rotary
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Mundreas
Atlantic
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Australia
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England
Milk price appeal goes to officials in New York
Albany August 7 Federal and State officials heard dairy farmers and industry spokesmen argue the milk price dispute in the New York milkshed centers on farmer wages. Prof Misner of the State College said farm workers earn too little to cover loan costs, while producers proposed a 3.82 per hundredweight price and broader Class 2 adjustments to reflect true production costs. Local farmers warned of labor shortages impacting families and farming communities, with anecdotes of long hours and reliance on youth labor.
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Agriculture College
New York
New York City
Salle Maret
Edward Gardner Misner
State College of Agriculture
Misner
Dairy Farmers Union
Owen D. Young
John L. Rice
Young
Rice
General Electric Board
William L. Doherty
Kenneth L. Shawl
Cobles- Asill
Associated Independents
New Hartford
Abigail Snow
Oswego County
Marion Davis
Tioga County
Pennsylvania
Davis
Cornelius Sullivan
Potsdam
Starmers
Onondaga Mother Paid $25 for Damaged Goat Incident
George Hammond deputy county treasurer today rushed payment of 25 damages to a mother in Onondaga. Wild dogs killed a goat that fed her baby, August 2. Claims are paid from State dog tax funds. The mother plans to buy another goat with the money.
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George Hammond
Onondaga
Hammond
Ethel Merman Sued for Divorce by Husband Actor
New York Aug 7 Ethel Merman Broadway comedienne was sued for divorce in Hollywood by William J Smith her actor's agent He said the couple agreed to separation last December 5 and she explained she was in a show and could not act There is no rancor on her part The couple wed in November and separated in December 5 20th century press record style.
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Ethel Merman
New York
Hollywood
William J. Smith
Dean Sey
Postal Receipts Hit High Mark in Watertown July
Receipts at Watertown post office reached a July record with totals of 22,319.42 dollars, marking a gain of 96,686.50 from the previous year’s July mail activity. The year-ago total stood at 15,652.92 dollars.
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High Mark Watertown
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