Fire damages car garage in Syracuse area blaze
Fire of undetermined origin early today wrecked an automobile in a garage at 520 Hamilton Street. Firemen reported damage to the garage interior and the vehicles owned by Police Sergeant Roger Dwyer. Nearby a theft report noted a window smash at 805 S State Street with about 100 dollars in merchandise taken from Alfred Goldstein.
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Hamiter
Aames
Police Seret
Roger, Dwyer
S. State St
Alfred Goldstein
Births and Family Notices Gathered From City Records
Several birth announcements list new arrivals and family details including names such as Warren J. Parks and Catherine Klachaner, with locations like 311 S. Geddes St and 504 Herkimer St. The fragmentary text references multiple couples and addresses across Aug dates, highlighting societal notices of newborns and kinship events.
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Ane Birs
Warren J. Parks
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Deehner
S. Alvord
Jules
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C. Campbell
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Mr. Johnsor
Itit Almond
I. Cohen
Jane Miac
Irima AL Ro Ie
Joseph A DeSentis
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Detring
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Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Places
A fragmentary list shows marriage licenses with names and addresses, including Gerald C.F T and others, mentioning locations such as Binghamton Syracuse and Beers Edie, Relen LES 318 Jacksen. The OCR text is incomplete and mixes several names and streets.
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Ali Migshols
Theater Plans Fencing Match to Revive Game
The Syracuse Fencing Club, dormant since 1948, plans an exhibition bout at the theatre to revive intercollegiate fencing interest. Orson Wesrelies and Nancy Gufeouts headline a cast with Banard and Stuart as coaches as applications for membership are invited through the ARCA.
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Ged Stuart
Banard
ARCA
Stuart Salford
Syracuse Auto Dealers Association
Batlaré
Judge Allows Angel in Will Dispute Amid Absence
Supreme Court Justice Abram H. Zoller ruled in a dispute over the will of Father Divine that Miss Bud was acting on advice of counsel and not willfully failing to appear. The executors, Hancock Dorr Ryan and Shove, are named, with Phillip Menner and Martin John Young assisting. the case concerns beneficiaries under the will.
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Fune Dt
Supreme Court
Fer
Gules
Tocar
Abram H. Zoller
Mase
Rosie uStic
Bud
Arthur Alndison
Phillip Menner
Martin
John Young
Irm
Hancock
Dorr
Ryan and Shove
Father Divine
Mayoral Candidate Promises Merit Based Police and Reform
The candidate vows to serve as a businesslike official free from political machines promising a merit based police department and promotions. He backs public low rent housing and full protection of labor rights. Abbott and local former mayors attend as invited guests while opponents refrain from direct rebuttal.
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Democratic
Abbott
Corcoran
Labor
Frank J. Costello
Thomas E. Kennedy
Rolland B. Marvin
Edward Schoeneck
Syracuse native leads Quirin air tour crew
Verne Floyd Stevens a Syracuse native is chief flight engineer aboard the airplane used by President Elpidio Quirino during a U S tour. He is a former Syracuse University student and joined Philip Pine Air Lines in 1946 after three years with the U S Army Air Corps as a light engineer.
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Verne Floyd Stevens
Syracuse
Elpidio Quirino
United States
Sevens
Syracuse University
Philippine Air Lines, Inc
Stevens
United States Army Air Corps
Cyclist Sought For Killing Dog In City
Police seek the cyclist who struck and killed a cocker spaniel belonging to Mrs. Stephan Romas and her daughters at 1218 South Ave. The dog was playing outside when hit at 1 15 P M. The animal was taken to a vet but died. funeral planned.
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Farianne
Stephania Romas
South
Stephan Romas
Seid
Antelope Jack Rabbit Sightings Reported In Desert Area
Local observers report a lone jack rabbit displaying white hairs and curious movements resembling a pronghorn pattern. Sightings come from Raney area with no further details on timing or exact location.
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Jack Rabbit
Ges
Raney
Mayor Candidate Discusses Economy and Honest Governance
In Syracuse a mayoral hopeful declares he will focus on economy and clean government. He pledges to cut non competitive purchases, modernize the city, and insist on qualified, honest officials while opposing the sales tax. He also critiques tar dressing contracts and urges adviser consultation from the city engineer. He frames public service as trust and urges prudent budgeting.
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Mevor
City Hall
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Felix
Para- Siti
Aiin
Haves Fairnesi
Syracuse
Address by Abbott outlines city policy priorities in Syracuse
The speech presents Abbott's program for labor relations housing enforcement schools and traffic with plans for a six to nine member Labor Relations Advisory Commission and a focus on public housing slum clearance and parks. He pledges a merit based police force and refuses extra sales taxes without public approval.
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Mayer
Labor Relations Advisory ‘Commis ‘Sion
Labor
Industry
Ufe
Skaneateles Tops Playday Prize in Swim Meet
Skaneateles led by divers and relay teams dominated the Playday swimming meet in Onondaga County. The village squad scored 60 points to outpace Amber and Nedrow with 20 and 6 respectively as 1,000 spectators watched the event part of Red Cross water safety lessons for 2,643 youths enrolled this season. Mayor James Dotrant accepted the new water safety trophy donated by the Syracuse Exchange Club after Skaneateles claimed first lap honors toward the trophy's presentation.
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Red Cross
Tater Safety Prgram
Ars
Westerdas
Ss-Yars
Skeneateles
Poincs
Amber
Afarcellus
Nedrow
Jamesville
Lynidan
South Gnondaga
Avette
Hughes Pupils See Baseball Game
Report from Hughes notes a school outing as pupils watch a local baseball game. The piece mentions organizers including community leaders and school figures, with details on the event setup and attendance.
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Hughes
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Donald Patrick
St. Paul's Episcopal
Geddes Veterans of World War II Auxiliary
Solvay
Pension Cuub
American’ Pension Club
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Frederick D. Keppel
Lancaster Av
Mary Goodrich
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Army and Navy Union
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William Webb
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