Friday the 13th Birthday Bashes Parade in Area
A Friday the 13th brings birthday celebrations for nine youngsters in the area. Among them are Charles Moore age five at 32 Marcellus Street and Diana Arnold age nine of Maple Bay Oneida Lake, both marking anniversaries with family parties. Others include Ter y Braun six, Amelia Williams seven, Acelia Dadabo nine, Allen Armstrong thirteen, and Daila Bruce Eble twenty two, all noted with home celebrations and family gatherings.
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Charles
Butch” Noore
Finlay
CrouseIremg
Charles H. Moore
Marcellus St
Diana Arnold
Daugter
Robert Arnold
Maple Bay
Oneida Lake
Thana
Ian Rastic
Allen Armstrong
Rehere Armstrong
Onondaga Mil
Allen Wi
Daila Bruce Eble
Dorwin
Laannid W. Fie
Syracuse Scouts prepare for Camp Woodlands encampment
About 215 Boy Scouts from 35 different city and county troops will join Camp Woodlands summer activities as the two week encampment opens Sunday under the leadership of Donald Zatrick, the Onondaga Council camping chairman. Legal notices address county law recodification and a meeting of the county attorneys’ special committee. Foresters Temple Association to celebrate Morpage burning at 338 N. Salina tomorrow with refreshments and dancing for members and families.
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Camp Woodlands
Donald Zatrick
Onondaga Council
Worlan
New York
Charles T. Major
Anon Biymen
Marble
Canandatzua
Frenee Chamberlain
Hobart Hines
Legislative Commission On
Morigagh
Foresters Temple Association
Syracane
N. Salina
Lumrhonn
Summer session on farmer cooperatives at Massachusetts
JAHAGA Cornell and Wie G Ie F will attend the tenth annual summer session of the Institute of Cooperation at the University of Massachusetts Amherst from August 30 to September 2. The program, titled Farmer Cooperative as Part of the American Economy, features Dean W Myers of Cornell speaking on Economic Outlook for Farmer Cooperatives and Other Business. Victor Emanuel of Avco Corporation will join a panel after Myers. Additional faculty and industry figures will participate in discussions on education, governance, and cooperative responsibilities. Births and miscellaneous notices appear in the surrounding columns.
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Jahaga
Cornell
Wie G. Ie
University of Massachusetts
Amnerit
Insiiute
Karl D. Butter
Washton
GLF
Dean W. Myers
College of Agriculture
Institute
Victor Emanued
Cortrusiee
Avco Corponation
New York
Chy
Deen Myers
George F. Flam
Gol. F. Exchange
Whaen
Willj
Total Education
C. N. Sileax
1Hsea
Cooperalite Slop
Shils Inc
Fire and Police Pay Increases Sought in Syracuse
Fire and police unions pressed for large wage hikes totaling about 2.08 million for all employees. Fire chief would jump to 7500 a year, other ranks through lieutenant also proposed for substantial raises as negotiations with Mayor Cos setto proceed.
Berlin and Berlin Airlift Dominates Traffic Court News
Fragmented report covers postwar Berlin divisions and Allied positions including US British and Soviet statements. Mentions casualties and occupation details with scattered references to émigrés and military governance. Observers note continuing talks though no clear outcomes emerge.
Real Estate Board Backs Housing Plan in City Letter
A letter to Mayor Castello dated August 16 endorses a housing proposal, praising Edmund Nowiski for leadership and pledging board support. It urges owners to share responsibility for rising prices, calls for orderly development, and envisions improved, cleaner neighborhoods with more affordable housing options.
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ceMornia
Aare
Castello
Honed
Fenma Craic Seston
Edmund
Nowiski
Houta “Pa
Sargent
Puirmse
Avery
Syrup vandalism targets large tanker at local plant
Police investigate a company incident where a tank containing several un died gallons of syrup used for a fat drink was tampered with. An employee and two guards reported a valve opened, draining vast quantities of liquid. losses are estimated around 470 dollars with substantial sugar and other materials affected.
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Forst
Mooding
King Perl
Manfee
Blaoel
Harald Oot
Tiamel Simmons
Dhe
Bulding
Harold Kelty
Vesticatii
Lower Price Meat Plan Draws Support in City
Mrs Buranare leads a local push to lower meat prices with a two week hold on meat sales and weekly meatless days. Supporters gather at 240 S. Te heerds Ave to drum up cooperation as city residents await the plan’s progress amid a campaign described as boosting supplies and cutting costs.
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Umtian
Syracuse
Buranare
Burihare
Micham Macks
Te Heerds
Unclear historic line fuels planning momentum
Fragmentary text shows a plan gaining momentum as callers prepare for actions, aiming to mobilize quickly. Names and precise events are obscured by garbled OCR, but the gist indicates a coordinated apply by a group to increase activity and readiness.
School Board To Restudy Dismissal at Navih Syracuse
Controversy over the dismissal of teacher William E. Stanley at Navih Syracuse escalates as the board promises reconsideration. Murray, chair of the Citizens Committee, cites protest and demands reinstatement while new board members seek rationale behind the firing. A public meeting is planned to review the dismissal and the evolving inquiry.
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William E. Stanley
Navih Syracuse
Board of Education
Marlee
Murray
Cileon
Saard
Stanley LaRess
Btosid
Hoard
Yue Civezens
Stanleys
Septeminer Prrailem
Weitinse
Marcny Samy
Evel
Isaa
Wayne Reamore
Taterhag
Thuy
Stanley
Laka
Nde
LaRose
Pitt y Revisited Hello-Post MEMATN in Penn’s Cowl Mews
Old time character Pitty returns to public life at a Centennial observance, recounting courtroom figures like Judge Pale J Tan and Judge Willam L. Barnum, and recalling the social life around the county attorney’s room. Her 1924 rise to the board of welfare is noted amid reminiscences.
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Ada
Tessa
Inet
Bond
Effies
Seine
Coil
Pale J Tan
Monica Court
Willam L. Barnum
Pilly
UN to wind up child aid body by year end
The United Nations Appeal for Children has raised about 26 million dollars and will close. The UN Economic and Social Council voted eight to seven to wind up the organization at year end.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations Appeal For Children
UN Economic and Socist Council
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