Gas truck convoy prompts Chicago police escort
Chicago police escort gas trucks amid a fuel worker strike. Bowman reports placard removal and threats during convoy as unions press for 2.4 cent wage increase. 150 smaller haulers sign contracts, limiting supply to about 250 stations in the city.
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Bowman
Tre Signs
Bainman
K. Friend and Co.Truckers
Strixine Afl International Teamsters’ Union
Englavees
Chicago Teamsters
Chicago
Thicago
Louis F. Pieck
Teamstars
French Alliance Marks 160th Rights of Man Anniversary
The Alliance Francaise held a reunion at Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University to celebrate the 160th anniversary of the declaration of the rights of man. Mrs. George H. McGuire read the declaration as Myron Levee played violin and Carl Bir accompanied. French books were donated to the Syracuse Public Library.
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Alliance Francaise
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
George H.mcguire
Myron
Levee
Carl Bir
Syracuse Public
Polish Drum Corps Wins First at Norwich Pageant
The Polish Drum and Bugle Corps of America Veterans won first place at yesterday's Drum Pageant in Norwich with a competition rating of 901. Gloversville Yellowjackets took second, and Cortland Moose secured third place.
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Norwich
Gloversville Yellow- Jackets
Cortland _Moose
Funeral notices for Bertha Streater Eber Puffer and Raynor
Funeral services are planned for Bertha Streater at 2 PM Wednesday at John Butler funeral home for Bertha Gilbert Streater of EM McClvreav who died yesterday in University Hospital. Burial will be in Valley Cemetery. Also reported are funeral arrangements for Eber Puffer of Marcellus who died yesterday after a long illness with services set for 1 PM Wednesday at Utzler and Norris funeral home and burial in Pine Ridge Cemetery. Mary Bessie Leventhal of 703 E Raynor Ave died this morning at Memorial Hospital. funeral 3 PM tomorrow at Birnbaum funeral home with Rabbi Sam Yalow officiating and burial in Frumaeh Packard Cemetery.
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John
Butler
Bertha Gilbert Streater
Sherci
Syracuse
Westeran Methodist Church
Sus- Viking
Juns S Deouglas
Arthur WW. Post
Fresno
Callard
Alice Castle
Holland Patent
Ambrose Curtis
Navarinon
Hiram Putter
Chittenango
James Putter
Mary Bessie Leventhal
E. Raynor Av
Memorial Hospital
Morris
Paul
Henry
Sami Burst
William Kravitz
New York City
Louis Blackistone
Utica
Fred Yaruss
Elzahon
Calif
Lawrence Venner
Port Washington
Birnbaum Funeral Home
Sam Yalow
Isadore D. Jacons
Frumaeh Packard Cemetery
Lutheran Hour Broadcasts Grow With League Support
Dr Walter Al Maier spoke to 1250 at Lincoln Auditorium detailing The Lutheran Hour airing on 1109 stations and potential expansion. The Lutheran Laymen's League funds the 2 506 000 annual cost until a move to ABC is approved. The local focal chapter operates at Trinity Lutheran Church Lexington Avenue and West Court Street.
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Walter AL Maier
Lincoln Auditorium
First persecutions of Christians in Rome under Nero
The article notes that during Nero's reign the Apostles Peter and Paul are said to have been martyred in Rome. It frames this as the earliest persecutions of Christians there.
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Rome
Nero
Peter
Paul
USO Outlines Roles in Coming Fund Drive
USO outlines three major aims for the drive led by E A Richardson. Entertainment facilities for off duty personnel and veterans, social centers for civilians and Marines, and the Laval Seamauriend program offering guidance and direction to service members and families.
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United Service Organizations
E. A. Richardson
U. S. O Ris
U.S. O. cwHn
U. S
Laval Seamaurien Prograsis
Man Arrested For Intoxication After Knife Threats
Charles Myers 47 was arrested on a public intoxication charge after his wife accused him of threatening her with a knife and firing a shotgun. Deputies Ames Bateman and Charles Post recovered a hunting knife and a 20 gauge shotgun from his home in Ransom Road.
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Charles Myers
Rcd
Ames Bateman
Charles Post
Myers
Unoccupied House Damaged by Fire
An unoccupied house at 185 Ainsley Drive was damaged by fire, believed started by unidentified youths. Police and firefighters cited significant damage to the cellar staircase and first and second floors. fire began under the cellar hatch. No occupants were home. a passerby reported smoke.
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Ainsley Dr
Brefast
Bolice
Edilar
Erst
Andrew Pelte
Hay and Grain Dealers to Convene at Hotel Syracuse
The New York State Hay and Grain Dealers' Association will hold its annual convention Thursday and Friday at Hotel Syracuse. Assemblyman Searles G. Schultz will give the welcome address Thursday morning. President E. B. Murphy will preside.
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NEW York State Hay and Grain Dealers’ Association
Syracuse
Assemblyman
Searles G. Schultz
E.B. Murphy
Traffic Court Judge Talman Handles Case Load
Court notes show Judge Talman presiding in traffic matters with cases heard on a routine docket. Details reveal procedural steps and references to defendants, warrants, and fines in the local traffic docket.
Shawnee Campers Plan Open House
Community group Shawnee Campers announces an open house with tours and activities for families. Visitors can explore facilities on Wednesday and continue events through Thursday with separate program tracks for younger students and primary grades.
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Westercas
Chemas
French Alliance
S.A. Reunion
Mrs. Bertha Streater
Eber
Marcellus
Mrs. Mary
B. Leventhal
EL Raynor
Lutheran League
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E. Favere Phore
Lal
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Auburn
South Se
Teetl
Federal Deposit Insurance . Corporation
Land O' Lakes
Stractse Transit Corporation
Syracuse Transit Car
STC
Tremsit Corporation
Becuse
Setecuse Transit Corporation
Syracuse Transit Corporation
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Sears
Ford
Froudeins
Judge Talman HB. Freston
Siertowrt W
von Weinerts
Bossar
Dr. George
Europe
Albert Georgle
of Invermario
Hils
Owen
Dr .Schwacts
Oak
McDowell
Wilkinson
Tracy
Leavenworth
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