Inquiring Reporter: 1946 to Today Financial Views
Salina and E Jefferson readers share views on finances since 1946. Walter says worse off due to inflation and savings drying up. Margiasso reports being better off from higher income, despite higher living costs. Walter, a housewife, notes budget strain from jump in food prices. Pilger saves more but laments devalued dollar. Dukat, now full time worker, explains mixed gains with higher prices.
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Walter
Buschkavitz
Dames St
Buffer
D. J. Margiasso
Court St
Francis I. Walter
Holland Sr
Charles R. Pilger
S. Salina Sr
S. S. Kresge Co
Riehlman Courts Bipartisan Front On Foreign Policy
Rep R W Riehlman praised the 80th Congress for backing a strong foreign policy and urged unity to avoid a Munich like retreat. He cited increased military funding, selective service re adoption and aid to foreign nations, claiming Congress boosted national security and economic gains while criticizing executive policy decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Walter Riehlman
America
Congress
RiehIman
Yalla
Teheran
Potsdam
Plant Draft Aid Mapped in Syracuse
The Manufacturers' Association of Syracuse will act as clearing agency for factory representatives on draft registration. Jacob C. Tattis announces Selective Service Board 58 spokesman. Plant managers must designate reps for men 18 to 25 at plants starting Aug 30. McGuire will convene a meeting with instructions after all names arrive.
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Manufacturers' Association of Syracuse
Forrest E. McGuire
Jacob C. Tattis
Selective Service Board 58
Syracuse
Laitis
McGuire
McCrory Building Mortgage Reaches $892 333 69
The McCrory Stores building at 435-439 S Salina St was mortgaged for 89233369 dollars. A 300000 mortgage by 435 439 S Salina St Inc led by Francis L McElroy was obtained from Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. The new 600000 loan combined with the earlier mortgage totals 89233369 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrory
S. Salina St
S. Salina St. Inc
Francis L. McElroy
State Towers
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Pigeon with Message Found at Jorningside Park
A brown and white homing pigeon with a message is cared for by workmen at Jorningside Park. The bird has been seen for four days nesting in the trees near the workers' building and is attracting attention during lunch hours.
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Jorningside Park
Spark
Garage Job Delay Poses Snow Problem
Supt. Raymond B. Traver of the County Highway Department doubts completion of the Jamesville maintenance garage before winter snows. The foundation is poured but Dec 1 finish date seems unlikely. about 30 equipment pieces must stay outdoors until completion, delaying plow installation as December weather looms.
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Raymond B. Traver
County Highway Department
Highway Department
Jamesville
Javer
Traver
National address highlights social welfare gains and anti Communist stance
The speech notes a 61 percent drop in strikes per month and outlines social welfare advances including admitting 205000 displaced persons and allowing 15000 refugees to remain. It asserts efforts against communism in government and pledges production growth to ease prices as supply reaches full output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
United States
Man Who Hit Wife Is Judged Insane
Judge Leo W. Breed ordered Chesles Cavallaro to be held at a hospital for the criminally insane on A D A Cantor’s request. Cavallaro will be kept until he understands the charge of first degree assault after allegedly striking his wife with an iron bar on June 17. psychiatrists certified dementia praecox of the paranoid type.
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Leo W. Breed
Chesles, Cavallaro
Catawbast
Jesse Cantor
Cavallaro
Church to Hold Summer Festival at St Rose's Church
St Rose's Church will host its first summer festival tomorrow at 2 PM on the rectory grounds at 411 South Main Street. Proceeds benefit the building fund for a new church as announced by pastor Rev Jeremiah McCarthy. The event features skill games booths baked goods groceries china and appliances and displays of fancy work and housewares.
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ST. Rose’s
S. Main St
Jeremiah McCarthy
One Way Bottles To Be Advertised
The growing popularity of beer in no-deposit no-return bottles will be promoted in a large advertising campaign in major cities including Syracuse. Local brewers distributors and store executives heard the plan at a lunch meeting at Hotel Onondaga hosted by the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute. M F Rodney of the American Weekly Trade Extension Division said the campaign will stress convenience better taste in glass and cleanliness and emphasize the economy of one way bottles versus cans.
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Syracuse
Onondaga
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
M. F. Rodney
Trade Extension Division
The
American Weekly
Girl Held Faces Car Theft Charge
An 18 year old girl waived Police Court examination and was held to answer to grand larceny in connection with an automobile theft. Helen McCoy of 1109 Fayette Street stole a car owned by Kathryn Fox of 413 Valley Drive, drove it from University Avenue to the Irving Avenue and East Genesee Street corner, where it stalled. Patrolmen Hurley and Leahey arrested her after two men who tried to start the car notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McCoy
Fayette
Cornerstone Laid for Washington Monument in 1848
The cornerstone of the Washington Monument in Washington D C was laid on July 4 1848 marking the start of a national tribute. The event drew officials and citizens observing the birth of a landmark intended to honor the nation’s first president.
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Washington Monument
Washington, D. C
GI Students Fill Farms To Get Aid
GI students in 18 central New York counties are urged to complete VA forms to certify benefits under the GI Bill. George F Havell, manager of the Syracuse VA office, says early submissions speed processing for subsistence and tuition. Forms are being mailed by Cornell University Ithaca College Colgate Hamilton College Oswego Cortland Potsdam Le Moyne College and others as pre enrollment begins at many campuses.
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New York
Syracuse
U.S. Veteraans Administration
George F. Havell
Havell
Hwavile
Cornel University
Tihaca College
Sampson
Associated Colleges of
Upper New York
Colgate University
Hamilton Colgate
Oswego
Cortland
Potsdam
le Moyne College
Ekins Returns to Radio News Commentary in Syracuse
H R Ekins former United Press overseas correspondent and Citizens Foundation director returns to radio on Colonial Network broadcasting nightly from 7 to 7 15 P M Monday through Friday He will also keep Civic duties chairing Syracuse Military Manpower Commission and Centennial Commission schools committee and serving as secretary of the Producers of Syracuse Colonial plans to open an office and studio in Syracuse and extend broadcasts via Oswego and Cortland stations covering Central and Western New York
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H. R. Ekins
Citizens Foundation
The
United Press
Colonial Network, Inc
Colonial Network
New To
Syracuse
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Corning
Hornell
Oswego
Cortland
Colonial
Oswego and Cortland
New York
Ekins
Syracuse Military Manpower Commission
Centennial Commission
Producers of
Girl Bicyclist Hit by Bus Seriously Injured
A 10 year old girl bicyclist suffered fractures pelvis and leg injuries head trauma and dental loss after a Syracuse Transit bus squeezed her between a parked car and the bus in the 100 block of Midland Avenue. She was taken to Onondaga General Hospital in good condition this morning. The bus driver was Ralph Crandall of North Syracuse. The bicycle was demolished.
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Janice Oster
Seymour St
Onondaga General Hospital
Midland Av
Syracuse
John Brolan
Sam Nappi
Ralph Crandall
R. PD
Seventh North St
North
Buyer Resistance Reported Slight in Meat Campaign
MEAT DEALERS report only slight effect from housewives buy-no-meat campaign. Some retailers note buyer resistance, but most say demand remains steady despite the effort.
Market Watchers Split Over Price Impact
Predicted prices would not be affected as wholesalers report steady activity and ongoing difficulties filling retailer orders. with short supplies expected to limit any price-cutting by housewives campaigns.
Girl Receives 750 Settlement for School Bus Injury
EYTWVEL WHuinny eight year old Central Square School pupil will receive 750 from the school for injuries after leaving a school bus on September 16 1946. The settlement was approved yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Clifford H Seart. The girl also pursues action against the driver Ray Watts of Centre Square who struck her and caused a two and a half month absence from school.
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Eytwvel Whuinny
Central Square
Supreme Court
Clifford H. Seart
Ray Watts
Centre Square
Man 42 Held In Marriage Of Girl 14 In New York Case
Leonard Gallivan of Malone held by Syracuse police over a marriage on April 23 1947 to 14 year old Delia Martin. Rita Martin 24 of Conable previously arrested and pleaded not guilty to perjury first degree. Both alleged to conspired to obtain a license at Chateaugay and violate children's court consent rules.
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Leonard Gallivan
Malone
Syracuse
Delia Martin
Rita Martin
Constable
Gallivan
Martin
Chateaugay
New York State
Martin Girl
Arthur Sturgeon
Syracus
Wallace backs unions in support of hiring halts
Henry A. Wallace said the Progressive Party will lend every possible support to maritime unions in their effort to retain their hiring halts. He spoke in New York amid union demands and party backing.
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Wallace
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
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Andrew P
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Holy Name Society
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Father Jfrancis
Immaculate Conception
Stone Piano Co
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Fepal-Cola Company
Pepsi-Cola Syracuse Bottlers, Inc
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Park & Tvilford
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Silverman's Liquor Store
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