Appeal Scheduled on Oswego Judgeship Ruling
The Appellate Division in Rochester will hear Nelson B. Hall Oswego city clerk appeal tomorrow afternoon challenging Justice Cregg's ruling. The case concerns Judge Hardie’s term ending Dec 31 and whether his successor is elected to fill the unexpired Oswego judge’s term, as per the local statute.
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Rochester Toomorrow
Supreme Cert Tnetea
Frank Z. Crewe
Ee Orcc
Oswego
Dearborn
Joseph
F. Gil
Joseph Freekway
Osererg
Howeveer
Hardie
Judge Oil
Court Denies Plea to Move Martin Case
A motion to transfer a civil action against New York City publisher Francis L. Martin to New York County was denied by Supreme Court Justice James T Cross. Plaintiff Eugenia Wisniewski, widow of Syracuse grocer Alexander Wisniewski, alleges misrepresentation to secure loans totaling 2100 dollars in late 1920s. An earlier arrest order by Justice Kimball remains unserved.
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Francis L. Martin
Francis L. Martuszewski
New York City
Onondaga
New York County
Supreme Court
James T Cross
Eugenia Wisniewski
Alexander Wisniewski
Syracuse
Nquor
Park Avenue
Martin
Henry J. Kimball
Laidlaw to Testify At Saranac Lake in Suit Against Gutt
Walter G. Laidlaw of Summit Avenue won permission to testify in his $698000 breach of contract suit against Charles Guth of Baltimore. He will be examined at Saranac Lake for health reasons before the fall trial in Rome Supreme Court.
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Laidlaw
Saranac Lake
Gutt
Supreme Court
James T. Cross
Rome
Walter G. Laidlaw
Summit Avenue
Charles Guth
Baltimore
Fire Officials Urge Ban on Gasoline Stored at Homes
Fire Marshal Charles Wilkes warned Syracuse residents against storing gasoline in homes or garages in improper containers to evade curfew sales. He urged station workers to refuse purchases not tied to clear use and cautioned that even small quantities can cause dangerous fires if exposed to flame.
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Charles Wilkes
Syracuse Guardsmen Granted Two-Week Drill Vacation
Syracuse members of the Third Regiment New York State Guard receive a two weeks off drill from Lieut. Col. Edward McCabe. Those not inoculated must report for vaccination at the Armory during the break. The vacation runs from Monday until September 1.
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Syracuse
New York State Guard
Edward McCabe
McCabe
Townsend Club Schedule and Rally Listings
A compiled listing shows Townsend clubs meeting daily at various halls including Planer's Hall Ken yon Hall and Ashdale Avenue with games refreshments and youth association events. The 35th District Auxiliary picnic at Kirk Park and a Saturday rally at Kanatenah Club rooms are noted along with multiple club meetings in different locations.
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Townsend
Planer’s
Kenyon Hall
Wosssacus
Fies
Ashdale Avenue
Club
Harrison Street
Camillus Club
Mount Tabor
Butternut Street
Townsend Youth Association
Yates
35Th District
Kirk Park
Victory Club
Larned
South Salina Street
Yates Hotel
Seeley Avenue
Sanian Street
Planer's Hall
Bear Street
Cayuga Street
Kanatenah Club
Beginning Checks On Canning Industries In Upstate NY
Intensive inspections of the canning industry under Inspector George Knipp span Syracuse and Buffalo areas. The drive funds the VFW Youth Camp in Solvay Geddes, with NYA aid and local contributions, aiming to lodge and feed hundreds of boys this summer while enforcing 40 hour work week rules and overtime pay.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
George Knipp
Solvay
Geddes
V. F. Wa
National Youth Administration
Ehil'dren
NYA
WY. Flw
Solvayi
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Foye Ca Wind
Knipp
John J. Saracino
George H. Trafton
New York State
Arthur J. White
Upstate
New York
John J. Degan
Way
Adrian 2
Grobbsmith
Iuside
Department of the New York Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pennock
Judge Rules Settlement For Baldwinsville Car Injury
Elizabeth Alletzhauser, 16, of 172 Martin Street, injured June 28 when riding in Andrew R. Miller s car two miles west of Baldwinsville. Miller offered $200. Judge Abelson ordered $500 plus medical expenses and approved the settlement. The decision followed a bid by Norbert T. Alletzhauser for the out of court amount.
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Elizabeth Alletzhauser
Martin Street
Miss Alletzhauser
Andrew R. Miller
Baldwinsville
Miller
Norbert T. Alletzhauser
Abelson
Ted
Thieves Flee From Rand Building Storehouse Break-In
Night watchman Nicholas Miller scared off two youths who forced a basement door at the Temmington Rand Building storehouse used by Hoffman and Prosperity companies. Missing were fire hose shanties axes copper tubing tools cardboard eyeglasses a radio and a push cart used to haul items. Police later learned of the break and described the two suspects.
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Temmington Rand
Reming Rand
Gifford Street
U. S. Hoffman Company
Prosperity Company
Nicholas Miller
Charles Busse
Michael Corbett
Miller
Roosevelt Field to Add Cedar Shield Fence Inside Link Fence
William A Barry announces plan to erect a secondary wooden fence inside the existing metal link at Roosevelt Field to curb gate crashing and preserve aesthetics with cedar trees. Syracuse high schools complain about revenue loss from spectators viewing games without paying.
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Roosevelt Field
William A. Barry
Syracuse
Junior Red Cross Run Fair at Day Nursery
Junior Red Cross members will attend the Day Nursery at the Women's Building beginning August 25. The project is directed by Mrs Mae Huntington Cross, secretary of the organization. Staff includes Betty Bixby Fay McDonald Barbara Woods Jo Anne Preston Patricia Conway Mary Jane Quinn Janette Fellers Eleanor Marbie Joyce Gaby Barbara Wilson Ruth Baily Sally Bowen.
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Red Cross Run Fair
Red Cross
Mae Huntington Cross
Betty’ ‘Bixby
Fay McDonald
Barbara Woods
Jo-Anne "Preston
Patricia Conway
Mary Jane Quinn
Janette Fellers
Eleanor Marbie
Joyce Gaby
Barbara Wilson
Ruth Baily
Sally Bowen
Friends of Reading Society Set Eight Programs This Year
Members will meet at the Library to map activities for the year. Rev Dr Ellsworth A Reiman named chairman of the program committee by Oscar F Soule president. Eight programs planned including a Christmas party under Miss Freida F Gates Syracuse Public Library assistant librarian. First meeting in October at Drumlins.
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