Disturbing Forecasts on Syracuse Sales Tax Vote
Estimates for Wednesday's sales tax referendum vary widely with Mayor Corcoran predicting 25 000 and Election Commissioner Bachman 40 000 to 50 000 voters. Most observers expect only a minority of Syracuse's 102 000 registered voters to participate. The Herald Journal urges citizens to vote as the Common Council will base its decision on this turnout. If a majority backs the 2 percent levy, the council will approve it. if not, the measure dies for now.
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Reny
Dodge
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Public Works
Pitts
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Common Council
Mr. Harmon
Mr. Pitts
Prac- Healy
Bac mi
Webster
Police Action Needed Retiring on Public Disorder
The Herald Journal endorses public service by volunteer firemen but condemns dangerous acts like false alarms and throwing water on pedestrians from buildings. It urges Syracuse police to crack down on such disruptions during conventions and to inform organizing bodies of applicable regulations, to be enforced impartially.
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Firemen’s ‘Association
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Association of Cost Accountants
Institute of Mathematical Statisticians
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RELAN
Death of James B. Geer Masonic leader noted in Syracuse
James B. Geer, a respected Masonic leader and longtime Syracuse resident, died after moving from Utica 15 years ago where he held municipal and private sector roles. He served as auditor of the Mohican Co and was highly regarded by employers and acquaintances.
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James B. Geer
Syracuse
Geer
Utica
Mohican Co
Landlords Urged to Aid Rent Cost Survey
County landlords are asked to cooperate with Charles R. Mooney, rent administrator, to provide operating cost data. Officials seek fuel, electricity, gas, water, payrolls, admin expenses, repairs, maintenance, insurance and property taxes to decide fair rents. Community welfare depends on accurate facts.
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Charles R. Mooney
Ware
Solvay Offer Raises Hopes for Labor Settlement
Walter Reuther hails a five year General Motors contract as the Solvay offer is considered for a vote. The dispute centers on a five year pension of 100 dollars monthly and welfare provisions with health care amid a broader fight over who pays.
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John L. Lewis
Solvay
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Solvaye
U.S. Conciliation Service
Korea
John L. ‘Lewis
Allied ‘Chemical and Dye Corporation
Gatten Mine
John
United Press
Johnstown
Andrew Cline
United Mine Workers
Miss. Josephine Roche
Styles Bridges
Lewis
Philadelphia. Actuarial
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Social Security
Alt
Syracuse
U. S. Conciliation Service
Demands for promises kept in Syracuse politics cited
Readers question the promises of the last November election in Syracuse arguing the administration deviated from competitive bidding, boosted costs, and failed to deliver promised tax relief. They cite budget overruns, a new police station, city hall needs, and a costly sewage plan while urging accountability.
The Notebook Yes Firemen Climb Ladders Delight Escalator Hope
The piece notes the sight of firemen scrambling up ladders and expresses a wish for escalators, reflecting amusement and a hint of practicality from Old Salt.
Moscow Strategy Aims to Reunite Germany and Split West
The article argues Moscow seeks to win West Germany from the Western Allies, promising reunification with Eastern Germany under Soviet rule. It notes Western military officials warn West Germany must rearm to defend Europe, while East German propaganda pushes liberation of West Germany and saboteur risks loom in the Western zone.
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Alyseow
West Germany
Germany
Reich
Reds
Europe
Frankfort
Russia
Vesuvius
East Germany
Red Army
Berlin
Taegliche Rundschau
Moscow
Deutschland
Western
How Businessmen Reach Government Contracts Explained
A nation article describes the 2100 local outlets through which government contract notices reach businessmen. It explains the Chicago office compiling daily summaries, mailed to chambers of commerce and trade boards, enabling firms from Peoria to bid on Army and other department work. The process ends with bid opening and awarding to the lowest compliant bidder.
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Washington
Chambers of Commerce
Chicagof Ofice
Chicago
Department of Commerce
Defense Department
Jones
Peoria
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Press Club Vignettes and Mixed Trivia Puzzles
A chaotic column by James J. Metcalfe blends club notes on journalism with a dense set of trivia prompts. Readers are invited to test knowledge on the Fourth Estate, adjectives, acids, and world geography in a format resembling a talent show program.
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