Light Vote Expected In Primary In Syracuse
Extremely light voting is expected in Tuesdays primary in Syracuse and Onondaga County as many voters are away on vacation or at family outings. In Onondaga County no primary contest exists, and most voters will be public officials and party workers. A possible write in challenge involved Will Herman who sought to oppose Riehlman but his petition failed for insufficient signatures. Herman plans to have his name written in, but he is not expected to defeat Riehlman. The primary chooses nominees for Republican Democratic American Labor and Liberal parties. Only 1947 party enrollees may vote.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
Will Herman
R. Walter Riehlman
Herman
County Board of Elections
Riehlman
Board of Elections
ALP
David J. Leffert
Congress
Richard T. Mosher
John H. Bachman
Liquor sale hours set noon to nine across upstate New York
Noon to 9 PM is the prohibited sale window for liquor wine and beer in upstate New York announced by John F McConnell chair of the State Liquor Authority. The piece outlines party endorsements petitions and notes daylights saving time affects pool hours at 242 polling places with two inspectors per site and new polling places in several wards.
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John F. McConnell
State Liquor Authority
Upstate
New York
Common Council
Bachman
Burnet Av
Delaware School
Geddesst
S. Crouse
Syracuse University
Congress
Surprise birthday for Central High principal Leon H. Coon
Central High School principal Leon H. Coon in Homer celebrates his 54th birthday with family and gifts at the Coon home 172 Milnorary. His mother Mrs Hamill Coon 87 and son Douglas a Syracuse University senior attend. Coon, a Crum lins Golf Club member, recently took up golf and photography and has ties to Syracuse University and local civic groups.
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Leon H. Coon
Central High School
Coon
Milnorary
Douglas
Crumlins
Ralph
Claire Smith
Sutersville
Dad Coon
Ralph Coon
Chatueguay
North Country
More Landlords' Leagues Formed
Landlords' leagues issued charters to new groups in Oswego Auburn Cortland Fulton and Watertown. A Syracuse meeting at the Hotel Onondaga heard Nathan Miller counsel for the league discuss rent control as a yoke around the landlord’s neck.
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Joseph S. LaBarr
Oswego
Auburn
Cortland
Fulton
Watertown
LaBarr
Syracuse
Onondaga
Nathan Miller
League
Assembly and party slate conflicts blur local elections
The report outlines race lines for state senate and assembly across three districts with roles in children's court county offices and ward supervision. Republicans will nominate a justice of the peace in Salina and a school director in Lysander. The A S P will pick two or three assembly candidates amid disputes over eligibility of one L P endorsed candidate Elliot Payne. If Payne is invalidated, ALP voters may write him in for state senate.
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State Senate
Children’s Court
Justice of the Peace
Salina
Lysander
A.S.P
Assembly
A.L.P
Ben Papell
Seymour Wallace
Elliot Payne
Payne
Board of Elections
Papell
Lourdes Camp Closes Successful Season
Lourdes Camp in the diocese of Syracuse wraps its sixth season at Skaneateles Lake with 729 campers. A new dining hall and cabin expanded capacity and camperships, funded by Mrs. John P. Byrne, supported a full program of swimming life saving crafts sports and dances under Director Rev. M Shields Dwyer and a large Syracuse staff along with counselors from nearby cities.
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Lourdes Camp
Diocese of
Syracuse
Lourdes
Skaneateles Lake
John P. Byrne
Red Cross
Robert Fenske
Thomas Hogan
Donald Wise
John Mulranen
James Canal
Edward Cahill
John Dolphin
Rudolph
John Greis
Richard
O’connor
Mark Gallagher
Eugene Cunningham
Russell Raymond
Edward Caughton
Paul and
Patrick Orcutt
Donald Pawling
Thomas Neary
Thomas Hynes
William Selner
Endicott
Michael Dwyer
Peter McGinty
Utica
James Curran
John Heber
Richard Emmons
Binghamton
Elizabeth LaRowl
Ann Crotty
Jordan
Rent hike approvals reach sixty four percent says official
John F. ONeill, area rent director, reports about 64 percent of petitions for rent increases under the 1947 Housing and Rent Act have been granted. He notes hardships and service-ups, and warns landlords about reporting new leases and the 1948 amendment deadlines.
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John F. O'Neill
O'Neill
U.S
Old Home Fete In South Onondaga
A traditional Old Home Day celebration will be held in South Onondaga tomorrow with a full day of sports and entertainment for all ages. The evening program features dancing and the event is sponsored by local churches and the South Onondaga Grange.
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South Onondaga
Churches of the
iSouth Onondaga Grange
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Syracuse Men Principals Association
Onondaga County Junior Red Cross
First Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Herald-Journal
South
Akoolaid Dhyne
Kerrybrooke
Goodyear
qHe
Zoe Kerry
Charmode Foundation
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