Dawson Appoints Dawson as Syracuse OPS Small Firms Chief
Dawson named Faward R Dawson of Midlands Road as head of the Syracuse OPS Small Business Affairs Committee. Daysort becomes chief of the Industrial Material and Manufacturing Products section in the 16 county Spincune office to aid small business with price controls and regulatory understanding. The OPS public information division will distribute guides and materials to explain regulations and reduce burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanes G. Lyons
OFS
New York
New Jersey
Perterday
Faward R Dawson
Midlands Ri
Syracuse Dts
Daysort
Indusuial
Spincune
OPS
Jdogeiem
Herald Building Opens Fair Ticket Outlet
The Herald Building lobby at 3325 Warren Street last made hundreds of tickets available for a crowded slate of 1951 New York State Fair events. Hardy L. Creal and FM. Farmer launched the sale during a noon ceremony. Tickets were sold daily 10 AM to 5 PM and advance sale admission was 25 cents plus a 10 cent federal tax at multiple city outlets and local banks and jewelers.
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New York State
Herald Biles
Warren
Olsen and Johnson
Hardy L. Creal
FM. Farmer
Chamber of Commerce
New York
First Trust and Deposit Company
Syracuse Trust Company
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
Merchants National
Bank @id Trust Company
The
Industrial Bank of Central New York
Niagarc Kobawk Power Corp. Wilson
Rudolph’s Jewelers
Area Chamber Opposes Sales Tax
Area Chamber opposes any sales tax in its region and won a pledge from the Town Board that assessments would not rise in 1952 with possible cuts to real estate tax up to $180 per $1,000. The meeting at Roderick's Hotel discussed the antipollution Homestead Plan and the opening of the new Thompson Street overpass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
DeWitt
New York Central Railroad
E. W. Anzkatlis
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Anzkatlis
Lg Jamesville
Homestead
E. Lee Pindle
John Spotonic
Shairman
William LaSalle
Korea
Washington
Manhole Fire Blocks Streets In Downtown Block
A manhole fire disrupted traffic last night at a busy intersection as a short circuited street lighting line left Water Street from Salina to State Street and nearby blocks dark. Patrolman Theodore Sushereba spotted the blaze threatening a 4,000 volt underground feed powering several downtown buildings. The fire department extinguished the flames while the power company switched to temporary cables and service resumed at 215 AM.
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Salina Aml EE
Genesee Sts
Water St
Salina
State St
Elie Bivd
Theodore Sushereba
Fre
Aml
Red Cross outlines policy for single drive fundraising
Local Red Cross officials announced a national policy shift allowing cooperation with other agencies in a single fundraising drive. The change, approved by the National Board in Washington, aims to reduce multiple solicitations and expand federation of campaigns across Syracuse and Onondaga County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Red Cross National Board of Directors
Washington
Uni
Zung! Avives
H. Paul Nelligan
The
Commonne Chose
Council of
Syeniang Onondaga County, Inc
Commonity Chest
Syracuse
Onondega County
Wmieet
Meitiso
Onondaga County
Greater Federation
E. Roland Harriman
National Red Cross
Harriman
Woman Faces Murder Charge After Stabbing at Hy's Grill
Mrs. Rose Patterson, 44, of 409 Madison Jr., arraigned in Polite Com. before Judge Truman H. Preston, pleads innocent to a charge of first degree murder in the fatal stabbing of Raymond Greene, 27, near Hy's Grill. Her husband John Patterson and Olivia Elizabeth Moman, 38, are subpoenaed as witnesses. Patterson held until August 21 with possible police court examination. Patrolmen Warold Blayin and Edward Kinteella witnessed the stabbing after a quarrel at 609 Townsend St. Greene died at Crouse-Irving Hospital after a post mortem at the County Morgue. The crime scene lies near the city's last slaying site by a service station.
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Rose Patterson
Madison Jr
Truman H. Preston
Raymond Crrene
Almond
Preston
Patterson
Irving Brickman
Warold Blayin
Edward Kinteella
Greene
Servite
S. Townsend St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Syracuse CAP Cadet Tours Norway with Exchange Program
Cadet Lt Kenneth R Mace Donald of Syracuse CAP joins a 19 day Norway exchange tour with CAP and international air groups. Arriving in Oslo July 29, party visits Barduloss and Trondheim, escorted by Royal Norwegian and U S officials. Cadets tour Norway before returning Aug 18 amid diplomatic and aviation collaboration.
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Syracusan
Oslo
Norway
Kenneth R. MacDonald
W. Bearday
Steond Stomight
Csyil Air Patrol
Norw N dl International Exchange
Visr Juugiani
Llere
Th An
Kona Anunadsen
Bole
Smune Fire Chik Air Patrol
CAP
Kenneth R Mace ‘Donald
W. Beard
Norsk Aero Klubb
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
California
U.S
Accom
Panying
Nerer
Fornebu
Georg Bull
Royal Norwegian Air Force
Sindre Helstvedt
Dale H. Jensen
Paul
Buskey
U. S
Andre Holthe
Kjell ‘Thoresen
America
Barduloss
Trondheim
Chisen
Iglaar
Norsk Aeral
Schieder
Eight Firemen Appointed as Others Decline Job
Fire Chief William J. Connelly announced the appointment of eight new city firemen to report for duty Thursday. Twelve eligible men declined, chiefly due to the department's low wage scale. Appointments included Coombs, Morgan, Grosso, Sienkiewicz, Varo, Grosso, Ledger, and Smith. The chief noted the $3,000 starting wage and a $100 uniform allowance.
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William J. Connelly
Connelly
William BP
Coombs
Douglas «St
Clade R. Morgan
Court St
John B. Grosso
Salina St
Henry C. Sienkiewicz
Lochraw
Francis E. Varo
Butternut St
Leo J. Grosso
Helen St
Chester A. Ledger
S. Wilbur Av
Robert BE. Smith
Hartson St
Pointes
Charles
Syracuse
Sfer
Francis
Chimes
Parris Island
S.C
Mata
David R
Jones
W. Belden
Bree
Rich St
Nicholas
John W. Henwrie
S. Carbon St
Tule
J. Busell
Paul Schqutier
Dunkirk
Anthony C. Sada
Grant Blvd
Lows
Knot Tied Elopers Return Home in Chittenango
Fragmented report recalls a hasty marriage in Williamston and a return to Chittenango with a certificate. Local police note thefts at parks and shops, including clothes and 40 cents, plus a burglary in Onondaga County. A 4-H talent tryout advertised for the state fair minstrel show is announced for Syracuse Home Bureau auditions.
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Suow
Fori County
H Connell
Council
Syracuse
H. J. Steele
Bureau
Folice Court
Clinton Souaret
Cab Driver and Rider Injured in Townsend Street Crash
A taxicab driver and a passenger were injured in a collision on Townsend Street near Harrison Boulevard. The driver, Patrick Welch, 38, suffered injuries to the left arm and leg. the passenger, Esther Share, 33, received facial and knee bruises. The other vehicle was driven by Jacqueline Wedaquay, 76 Utica Street, Hamilton, cited for disregarding a stop sign.
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ACAD
Hie Paesenger
S. Townsend Aid
S. Townsend St
Nis
Tacqueline Wedaquay
Uticatt
Hamilton
Walk Out at GE Plant Halts Production
Two hundred GE television tube assemblers walked off today at the Clinton Junction plant, halting production in that department. GE said 225 workers are on the day shift in the unit, with other departments unaffected. A company spokesman offered no further explanation, noting only that the walkout involved GEO members and delegates from the International Union of Gospel Workers as they attended a conference near Oswego.
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General Electric Company
Clinton JL
Tasker
Supervie
Electronics Park
International Union of Gospel
Midwest
Winona Lake
View
Oswego
Uemon
US Sakes
International Canada
Winona Take
Union of Electrica
GEO
G.E
Pew Rescue Mission
Ute
S U Professor's Wife Granted Reno Divorce
S U professor's wife Elizabeth Morgan irn MacLaren was granted a Reno divorce from Marcam MacLaren Jr., Syracuse University department chair in classical languages, in Bonn yesterday. The divorce cited mental cruelty and incompatibility. custody of four children and property rights were discussed. The couple wed after teaching at Yale and Princeton. MacLaren, born in London, will relocate to Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Morgan
Irn MacLaren
Bonn
Marcam MacLaren
Syracuse University
Associate Press
Harald
Taber
Bynejfecco
Yale
Princeton
Indiana
Michelate
Syracuse
London
Ree Camp
Saranac Lake
Mourne
Hershléy
Aourhal
Winds
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Dawson
Saline
Senece
Colvin
UTM Liay
Pele Pole eLearn
N.Y
KODAK
Hendricks
Warren St
Onamdagu
Bulova
Roth Jewelry CO
Washington Se
Dom. University Mig
Laby
Herald Building
Ose
Warrei St
E. M. Fanner
Chamber of Commeres
Praneis Anholland
Mireld L. Creal
Area Chamber
R.C
Teroporar
Syracuse Cap
Ito
Schieder's
Elopers
Aly
Chittenango
Betty Rail
William Rail
Myeryrd
Engi Syracuse
Willan Cart Park
Chittenuige
Williamston
Oren
Partment
Rick
Thurstay
Mirk Parit
May Schmick
Ralph Zimmerman
Mildred School
Elmwood Park
Willian Busch Betlays
Washington St
Lord Police
Chittenshe
Kirk
Slolen
Lincoln
Joseph Breitigh
allPark Pool
AL Onondaga Pari
Spencer C.worth
Art Plavaukes
Hilmvew
Toscano
Berkshire
Robert G. Wasmer
Gavin Re
Joseph B. Capolsro
Oswegories Ihieffs
Catheryt
Relman
Englewood
Robert Barone
Clitton
Clifford Benet
Leon
St Tie
Netherland Dairy Co
Tully St
Memorial Hospitel Inn
BerTyy
Willian
Stark
Memorial Association Directon
Mortgcae
Bank
Wee
Bed Ati Davings Bank
Ase
Mission Head
Bhom Pie
Your Savings Loan Association
Bowen, Perry & Fobes, Inc
Saline St
City Opticians
Dewandable
Ferree
Hs Se Wes
Rani Ysens
Vomnasacy Ts Ss Her
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