Five Youths Accuse Vets of Water Pistols Attack
Five youths accuse a group described as veterans of attacking pedestrians with water pistols on Warren Street near First Trust. The incident involved three Legionnaires and ended when attackers fled into a crowd. One youth said a 38 caliber pistol was drawn. others claimed the group appeared to be out-of-town police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piehared Cullen
Rae Reere Prederickenies
Breyteneier
Hintis MicCaffrex
Bransemord
Edward Shauge
Deaville
New Jersey
Cullen
Cheetsfield
Warren St
Trust & Ava
Gu. S
Hecar
Legionnaires
Press Given Fair Preview Delights Central New York Media
STATE FAIR officials hosted a press preview for hundreds of Central New York press and radio representatives. A 1:30 P.M. guided bus tour of the sprawling grounds and a clambake highlighted the event with attendees from northern and central state communities. Guests included Rep. HR Walter Richtman Mayor Thomas J Corcoran Assemblyman Wheeler M Aliimoe State Agricultural Commissioner C Chester DuMond and fair director Harold L Creal. The clambake served chowder clam broth salt boiled potatoes clams lobster chicken and corn on the cob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Richtman
Thomas J. Corcoran
Wheeler M. Aliimoe
C. Chester DuMond
Harold L. Creal
Near-Sighted Thief Misses $250 Cash Heist
A burglar pried the cash register at the Chimes Room Restaurant on Salina Street and overlooked 250 dollars in a drawer. The cigaret machine was knocked over but nothing else was taken, owner Patsi Italiana reported to officers Paul Marcelle and Catena Stassi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina St
Patsi Italiana
Paul Marcelle
Caetana Stassi
Water Playday Draws Large Crowd in Jordan
A large crowd gathered at Jordan Memorial swimming area for the Red Cross water playday attended by fourteen county communities. The event honored ribbons and trophies and capped a water safety course taught over the summer by the Syracuse and Onondaga County Chapter American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jordan Memorial Swimming Grool
Syracuse
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Windows shattered by owner at Canal Street plant
A window blitz damaged property at a Canal Street plant owned by L. Letters Company. Estimated damage amounts to 125 dollars. No further details on suspects or motives are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pevestoegtimi
EL L. Letters Company
Canal St
Fragmentary wartime clipping highlights Allied press clamp
OCR noise shows German Germany based and New Pope's Newspaper references with mentions of Volksecho and Allied control. The unreadable fragment hints at surveillance and censorship actions amid occupied Europe. No clear names or dates are legible.
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Duesseldore
Germany
Judge OKs Hot Foot for Pigeons at Bank
Judge Clifford H. Sears grants an injunction allowing Electronic Bird Pressing Co. to install an electronic hot footer on the Onondaga Savings Bank building. Algum Service Co. is restrained from interference as the patent pending claim is not yet a property right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Savings Bank
Clifford H. Sears
Electronic Bird Pressing Co. Inc
Algum Service Co
Algum
Strike Talks In 14th Day At Solvay Process
SOLVAY PROCESS officials and United Mine Workers Local 72457 enter their 14th straight day of negotiations this afternoon to end a 61 day strike. Mediator James J. Carrol says most contract points have been explored and only a few issues remain to be resolved by Sunday before tackling the pension problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solvay Process
United Mine Workers Local 72457
James J. Carrol
Carrol
Theft Report From Fairmount Garage Incident
Sheriffs Deputy Arthur Willis reported a burglary at Fairmount Garage where tools including a socket wrench set and open end wrenches were stolen. The incident details mention a door stock and merchandise valued at approximately 33. Seot days. </S>
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Fairmount Garage
Pana Evens
Fairmount
Tasr
Wight
Tania
Wea
Pydia Sheriffs Office
Arthur Wilis
Picquart
Willis
Unclear OCR item mentions Robert Swartz and local Austin context
Fragmentary text references a person named Robert Swartz and mentions Austin and public figures. Details are garbled with missing words and incomplete phrases, making it difficult to determine event, date, or outcome.
Air Force to Recall BU Ey Reservists and Officers
The Air Force will recall 8 06G officers and 42 000 airmen from unorganized reserves, with initial calls by fall and 50 000 more to meet initial needs. Syracuse area reservists may be affected, while Maj H Edward Oram notes limited recruiting duty activations for 90 days. The Army plans similar recalls of about 9 500 officers plus 1 700 medical and other specialists.
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Syracuse
Air Force
Elroy A. Martin
First Air Force
ARMY
H. Edward Oram
Albany
Rochester
Binghamton
Buffalo
Oram
AIM Force
Leutenant
Lickdad
Far East
Niagara
Mohawk Power Corp
Syracuse- Oswego
Public Service Commission
Two Car Crash Injures Three People In Syracuse Area
At 3 AM in downtown Syracuse a two car collision left Bryan H. MacDonald 18 with leg abrasion and a 17 year old passenger with ankle injury. George Pearsall 37 was hospitalized after a head and neck laceration. MacDonald cited for engine control and red light violation.
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Bryan H. MacDonald
Palmer Pl. Skaneateros
W. Onondaga St
Seymour St
George Pearsall
Renwick Jv
Pearsalws
Oneida
St. macDonald
Onondaga Creek Bridge
George Turoate
Fred Scharoun
MacDonald
Georgame Wrichi
Auburn
Pearsall
Onondaga General Hospital
Pleads Not Guilty In Zoning Case
Jacob J. Vann aged 23 of 37 Stadium Place pleaded not guilty to violating Syracuse zoning laws and was paroled until August 16 by Police Court Judge Truman H. Preston. A warrant by George E. Herbert cites parking of commercial vehicles at 137 Stadium Place and transferring merchandise between vehicles between April 22 and August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob J. Vann
Stadium Pl
Syracuse
Truman H. Preston
George E. Herbert
Vann
Decision Reserved in Tag Refund Case in U S District Court
Judge Stephen V. Brennan in Las Vegas heard motions in two tax refund disputes. A Oswego couple may face denial of $10,000 sought as taxes collected illegally while another $20,000 refund dispute for Edward F. Bishop proceeds with briefs. The proceedings involved Internal Revenue Service and agent V James D Amico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen V. Brennan
Vegas
U. S. District Court
Urica
Laurence Sovik
Edward F. Bishop
Glebe Forge Company
Revenue Department
Bishop
U.S
Edmund Port
Internal Revenue Department
Brennan
He Ier
Frances
Francis J. O'Keefe
Oswego
James D’amico
Syracuse
Internal Revenue
Port
Collector of
D'Amico
Annual cloth gift ready for Six Nations Indians
The Onondaga Reservation received the annual government cloth allotment for the Six Nations. Cloth has not yet been distributed and is stored in the Council House. The donations follow treaty terms from Canandaigua signed November 21, 1794 and are funded by Congress for “wifts and presents.”
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Six Nations
Onondaga Reservation
Council House
Canandaigua
50 Babies in Contest At Jewish Vets Picnic
The Jewish War Veterans post plans its fifth annual picnic at Willow Bay annex Onondaga Lake with over 50 baby contest entries for ages three to five judged on charm and personality. A noon softball game opens the event with proceeds supporting JWV work and the Jewish War Memorial.
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Post 131
Willow Bay Annex
Onondaga Lake
Macy
Ephraim E. Shapero
Syracuse
Hy Miller
Morton Hurwitz
Commander Shapero
Morris B. Swartz
Joseph Onur
al Weinstein
Morris Schneider
Michael Brustein
Jean Gerber
Sarah Stemmerman
Emanuel V. Kay
Morris Teckler
Maurice Agronin
Nathan Greenhouse
Martin Govendo
Sanford Engel
Louis Lowenstein
Seymour Seidenberg
Sol Kay
Mike Nevins
Milton Wallac
Hymie* Rubenstein
Sam Livshin
Bernard Burdick
Bernard Altfield
David Fox
Hans Spridemann
Marvin Alpert
Paul Slotnick
Youth Leaps From Auto Injuries Shocks Liverpool Area
Liverpool youth Roy Page 18 suffered multiple lacerations and a jaw injury after leaping from a moving car on Old Liverpool road. He rode with John L. Morrison and another passenger who knew him as a Baldwinsville schoolmate. Morrison said Page opened the rear door and jumped as they drove a mile toward home. deputies investigated after Page refused hospital care. Authorities considered possible fear and joking preceding the jump.
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Liverpool
Old Liverpool Rd
University Hospital
Roy Page
Page
John L. Morrison
East Syracuse
Morrison
Arthur Wills
Benenone Sauier
Pase
Finder Returns Check to Police Thanks to Honesty
A reader named Lee Nd ae i v ie yh ae ae vow ri and a 7 symbol aided by honesty returned a check to police. The note mentions a reward in cents and a shell of letters but confirms a successful tip leading to proper handling.
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Finder
Lee
New Hospital Sun Porch Dedicated by Legion Auxiliary
The Wieting Johnson Memorial Hospital dedicated a sun porch donated by the American Legion Post 41 Auxiliary to aid rheumatic fever recovery. Foundation officials Kilian and Harrison spoke. Mrs. Bristol and several auxiliary members led the effort, with the porch designed by Hawley McAfee and built by Byrne Construction Co.
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women's _amiliary of American Legion Post
Wieting-Johnson Memorial Hospital
Rheumatic Fever Foundation
Richard F. Harrison
Foundation
Hurlbut
W. Smith
William Estabrook
Frederick K. Kilian
Richard F. Morrison
Women’s Auxiliary
the Foundatin
Mis
Helena M. Morris
Belah Bristol
Legion Auxiliary
J. Besey “Powers
Rochester
Frederick ‘Williams
Washington
Edwin Millard
Ballston Spa
Harvard Taylor
Mineola
Russell Humphrey
Syracuse
Donald E. Chappell
Ives Jacobs
William N. Pope
Marcus D. Women
Donald I. Kidd
Roy Billington
Loren P. Ransom
Hawley EL McAfee
Byrne Construction Co
Jobs Seen for Aged Handicapped in War Mobilization
Professor Eugene J. Taylor of New York University Bellevue Medical Center told a Suraune University session that the aged and handicapped should be accepted by industry for industrial mobilization. He cited World War II as showing women and older persons proving fit for war work and urged opening opportunities for them.
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America
Eugene J. Taylor
New York University
Bellevue Medical Center
Suraune University
Crete
Taylor
Poverty Budget Made Public By Syracuse City
The 1931 poverty budget presented by Mayor Cargoran aims to raise real estate taxes, cut $07,000.50 in appropriations, and eliminate several agencies. Departments face deep reductions with major cuts across Public Works Parks Housing Health and Education while the capital improvements fund remains $2 million.
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Cypy
Common Council
Cargoran
Richard A. Atkins
Syracuse Governmental Research Bureau, Inc
Buerea
Syracuse Parking Authority
Codification Bureau
Municipal Research Bureau
Sales Tax Bureau
Volunteer Center
U. S. Conference of Mayors
State Conference of Mayors
The
Museum of Fine Arts
American Municipal Association
Miscellaneous Executive Fund
Elections Board
Department of
Department of Finance
Department ‘of Law
Department of Public Works
Department of Parks
Housing Authority
Board of
Health
Cleaning Woman Receives Reward After $40 000 Shell Heist
Mrs Mary Sakowski the cleaning woman who found a money shell in a teller's cage at First & Deposit Company earned a $150 reward. Officials say the em ployer's instructions to notify a supervisor or the bank night watchman were not followed, but the check was turned over to her employer and the reward will be paid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sakowski
Just & Deposit Company, Ds
Association Honors Syracuse Teachers
The State Teachers Association last night in Schenectady awarded two fellowships to Syracuse teachers, one posthumously. George W. Fowler, retired head of science at Syracuse Central High, received a fellowship with Oscar Kenyon honored posthumously for years leading Central High science.
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State Teachers Association
Schenectady
Syracuse
George W. Fowler
Syrness One Basin
Oscar Kenyon
Central High School
Servier
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