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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1948
Page
4
New York agricultural leaders warn that cutting price support could tighten credit and raise food costs. They argue that strong farm production has helped curb inflation and that reforms like a modernized parity formula are needed to stabilize farmer income and supplies.
Syracuse University plans an earlier week off between terms to offset fusion effects. Chancellor William P Tolley said weeks of instruction remain, but the midyear recess shifts to the period between first and second semesters. Finals will end Jan 29, with second semester registration starting Feb 1 and commencement set for June 6.
Merchants in Salina and nearby Warren streets plan a coordinated effort to decorate downtown with bunting flags and colored lights. The G A Inn Co Inc decorators will finish front decorations and may extend service to additional buildings. contact 760 Montgomery Ave or Centennial Heights, 438 Warren St for arrangements.
Syracuses great centril parade forms along Ene blyd EB and nearby streets. it departs at 2 pm down Ene Blid to TM State si noth in No State to a Ty then south to No Salina past Chaton Square and down 5 Spina past Conta Tip. Bobool distotal red SAMAR ponty WH along Erlehet with 200 bleacher seats available between the Chimes building and Adams. Bleacher seats priced at $120.
A 90 piece Army Band will perform here with plans announced by Robert Povendhehub and others. Veterans Day program officials, including Donald McChesney and Esta Mowiski, coordinate preparations as the band prepares radio broadcasts from Fort Meretta. The unit, with members from World War II service, has roots across North Asia and Europe, and maintains a home date in Fort Meretta.
The Jewish Home announces an open house on Sunday August 2 inviting families to bring children for a day of activities. The Auxiliary provides refreshments while volunteers guide tours of redecorated facilities and grounds. Games prizes and entertainment are planned with staff and community members attending to showcase improvements and programs.
Centorama stadium schedules extra buses to handle crowds and shuttle spectators to Archbold Stadium. The plan includes special evening pickups, cost discussions, and potential routes with rent-related adjustments. Attorney Nathan Milloe appeared regarding league access and post rework considerations.
The open national drum championships will be held in Syracuse during the national PLAY convention next month. Forty members and seven drum majors from New Jersey will compete, honors earned by SHB ST VINC H at Bayonne and other champions from 1944 onward. The event features a standout group led by Tamme Radowdar and Groat, with the finals staged at Municipal Stadium as part of a Polish Legion event weekend.
Landlords report higher operating costs and maintenance expenses as rental listings face growing financial pressure. The survey notes rising utilities taxes and repairs, with several owners considering rent adjustments despite market softness.
A Rochester report urges creation of a nonpartisan state pollution board to oversee water quality. The proposal favors appointing industry leaders and corporate representatives by the governor with Senate consent, replacing a panel of state department heads and the attorney general.
1862 bank account opened at Sains Bank in 1862 with earnings from $2659 to $147 by 1877. Estate of Lashry taiwninted decedent distributes to her heirs per Elizabeth M Croone of Brand Syracuse. Simon Padilord kept his mother's account alive by preserving her passbook until his own oath in 1919. Account then became under control of Wallum G Morr luc yTesideat.
A vehicle struck a 17 month old child, Marcelin Stiles, of WL Bewsek Rd Maltydale, as she was near home. Deputies report the baby was injured and transported to a local hospital. Authorities investigate the crash and identify the driver, with no immediate word on condition or charges.
Fragmented OCR recalls a chaotic marching scene with police, captions, helmets, banners and a contested parade. Ambiguous names and places cloud the report but hints at a public disturbance and a police involvement in preparations before an old event.
Lincoln Republican Club hosted a dinner at Roberta’s restaurant honoring Miss Caliva. The event featured arrangements led by Anthony Pettal Wee with guests including Daughters of Columbus, and acknowledged Miss Caliva with gifts and praise from club members and local figures.
The report identifies the auto victim as connected to Mrs May Duffin and references multiple relatives. It notes the death occurred near Syracuse and Ireland connections, with mentions of Duffin family members and a funeral planned at St. Tein rural church, pending arrangements.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a woman thrown from a car and a collision or pursuit, with unclear names and details. The readable portions imply an incident with a woman involved, possible charges, and a police or emergency response, but specifics remain obscured by garbled input.
ALIFAC reports no polio epidemic despite seven cases in June. County health officials say the milder milder form observed by physicians may explain the low spread and no towns report widespread illness. Authorities note June saw no new cases and two months show limited activity as evidence of containment.
A county fair day program features a 30 PM address by a noted editor and the Agriculture Day committees host events at the State Fair Ground. Prizes await farming families with 100 years and five years of continuous operation while groups from 20 granges compete in contests. Daylong demonstrations, athletic events, plantings, and a 4-H club oriented program culminate in a community celebration with games, picnics, and a produce sale.
County Legion SEW GITICERS of the Gnon daga County elects officers including County Commander Veallam Rone in a last night installation. Named are Genm D Tomb as county L commander Thurlow Southwick Lewis Twichell Harald far with Ambrose Anidan adjutant, Bert Sise treasurer Theodore Richmyer chaplain Lawrence See ley sergeant-at-arms Arthur Moreland coles bearer.
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