Centorama Cast Casts For Prizes In Eight Night Pageant
Richard H. Pasy announces Centorama pageant prizes for each of eight performances at Archbold Stadium. Cast members must attend all shows to be eligible for daily awards, with a $500 down payment grand prize on the final Saturday night. Donor sponsors include Brescoe and Syracuse auto and appliance firms among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbold Stadium
Richard H. Pasy
Centennial Commission
Syracuse China
Onondaga Pottery Co
General Electric
Goull Farmer Co
Frigidaire
Onondaga Aue Supply Co
Universal Vacuum Cleaner
Baldwin Hall Co. Inc
Easy
Eney
Easy Washing Machine Corp
Carrier
Carrier Corp. T
Gener Electric Co
Slee Tromws Park
Sterling Smith
Corona Portable
L. Smith
Corona ‘Fypewriters, Inc
Garland
American Central
Broome Distriiuting Co
Shaft
Bresoe Chevrolet Co
Salina Chevrolet Co
Rusterholts
Russell, Inc
Forsythe Motors Corp
Harry Howlett Corp
Sleoth
Motors
T.D. Hull Nash Sales
Orphan Bruno Flies with Crusade of Joy at Park Ride
Italian war orphan Bruno Salatia, visiting Syracuse on a centennial tour, rode a roller coaster with Rev. Francis Furfaro. The thrill turned to fear at the first plunge, but the day ended with a hopeful proposal for Bruno to stay in the United States as a ward of the Furfaro family. Authorities must grant permission amid red tape, while Bruno awaits the decision with the priest and guardians.
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Bruno Salatia
Francis Furfaro
Syracuse
Sicily
Furta
Nat
Bruno
Pather Farfare
Lansing
Althoug
Father Purtace
Ponch Chueh
United States
Angelo Furtare
Canas Ol
United State
Farfaro
Authoritie
13 Day Exhibit Blasts Fears and Superstitions
In New York the American Museum of Natural History hosts a 13 day exhibit on superstition prejudice and fear to mark the National committee of 12 against Superstition and Fear. Visitors walk under ladders pass umbrellas and break mirrors while a display shows a calendar of 13 months with 28 days each month all aimed at dispelling unfounded fears.
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New York
Chi
American Museum of Natural History
Black Cat
Nick Natsoukas
Tel Fyfers
Mayor Urged to Back Selective Tax Measure in Syracuse
Councilman Leslie A. Doolittle disclosed he asked Mayor Frank J. Costello to back sending the 1949 permissive tax proposal to Syracuse voters in November. He noted he discussed options with the mayor, including continuing the 2 percent sales tax, a 0.3 percent gross business tax, or a combination of other permissive taxes to balance the city budget. Doolittle stressed the public should decide which tax to enact.
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Leslie A. Dooletle
Frank J. Costelle
Syracuse
Doolittle
Doolittte
Baby Suffers Loss of Finger
Ray Osborne an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Wayland Osborne of Gothic street underwent amputation of a finger on the left hand after the finger was jammed in a lawn mower. Unable to find a doctor in the village Elavold Bates started for Joviand County Hospital with a red bag. En route they met O A Bennett who gave first aid and they proceeded to the hospital where Dr J E Wattenberg amputated the finger.
Driver Fired, License Revoked in City Court
Harold Alvard of Viarathon, A. B. 2, was fined 50 dollars and his license revoked after pleading guilty to chewing while DM ex sealed before Judge John F. Foley. Alvard was arrested August 3 on Fompking Street by Deputy Sheriff Jarold Cook. He pled not guilty at arraignment, case adjourned to August 11, represented by attorney Edmund fofimann.
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Vortland
Harold Alvard
Viarathon
A. B
John F. Foley
Alvard
Fompking St
Jarold Cook
Edmund Fofimann
Referendum Debate Fails to Secure Public Backing
Discussion centers on a referendum, mainly unofficial and in Republican circles, with no sign the public will be asked to approve revocation of perme sive faxes.
Eviction Orders Signed by Judge in Municipal Court
Four eviction orders were signed by Judge William A. McCluskey in the Municipal Court. Albert Metz will evict Robert Phatcher from a lower at 1006 BE Adams St on Aug. 2. Frank Kowalczyk will evict Hare Doty from an upper at 428 Stantavy on Oct. 1. Elmer J. Morton will evict John Concoline from a second floor apartment at 362 Oakwood Ave on Oct. 15. John Hadish will evict Charles Savary from a lower rear apartment at 663 South Ave on Nov. 1.
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Lodey
William A. McClusey
Int “Municipal Court
Albert Metz
Robert Phatcher
Adams
Nine year old Syracusan wins SSPCA Medal
Francis Wheater, nine, received the first SSPCA medal in ten years at a Syracuse ceremony. He saved his dog Lassie from a smoke filled home after a July 11 fire, waking his dog and guiding them to safety before Lassie vanished. William E. Rapp presented a replacement dog as part of the award.
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American Humane Society
Francis Wheater
S.p.ca
Lassie
Harrison St
Rapp
S.P.C A
Car Owner Awarded 375 for Damages in Court
In municipal court this morning Cavanaugh's car, damaged in a collision with Thomas B. Gehan of 631 C Wu 75 Gifford St, was awarded $375 for damages. The plaintiff, represented by Francis Maloney of Schoeneck and King before Judge Bond, Schoeneck King.
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Avaulan Abelson
Cavanaugh
Thomas B. Gehan
Gifford St
Gifford Xenwooday
Francis Maloney
Bond, Schoeneck & King
George W. Cavanaugh
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