Seven Raids by a Small Change Thief in Madison Street
A small change thief staged seven raids overnight across Madison Street, breaking windows to unlock entries and stealing small sums, a suit and topcoat, and items from nearby cars. Victims include Edward Bet4, Joseph Faroe, Salvatore Conting, T. Maser, John Schlemerhers, and others. police note a pattern of burglaries targeting unlocked entries and cash from a local A F store and a car rear. The thief used breaking windows, cellar and street entrances, with minor furniture damage and thefts totaling small sums.
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Ferkis
Edward
James Foarn
Milson Street
John Ven
Court Street
West Genesee Steet
Albert Katcher
Loc Cfire
Timesee
Registration Of All Aliens In City Begins
Registration of aliens in Syracuse began in the Federal Building with six staffers supervising fingerprinting. Most registrants were Italian and Canadian with a few from Poland and Ireland. The process took about 29 to 25 minutes per person and carries penalties up to 1000 dollars or a year in prison for noncompliance or false information.
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Sam
United States
Vincent Jo’ Killian
James J. McNamara
Italy
Canada
Gere
Giens
Poland
Ireland
Lis Partes
Syracuse
Lucie Sam
Ibis
Thor Lic
Kilttan
Sally
Asi
Farm Editor Says Nation Is Going Soft
A farm editor laments national decline in vigor noting a shift from sacrifice to comfort. He cites repeated calls for higher pay for less work and recalls pioneer character. The column reflects on material progress paired with public unrest and dissatisfaction.
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Shaw
Trey
Urote
Eastman
Dad
Leas
Jess
America
Jane
Wivaeenilass
Coliseum Ice Revue Transforms Fairgrounds Nightly
The State Fair Coliseum will be transformed into a winter wonderland for the New York Ice Revue premiere. A 60 member cast will skate under Viennese music, with elaborate sets, clouds of lights, and a two week ice prep. Attendance rose to 32,471 for the first two days as judging continues across livestock and arts events.
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Wil
T & Few Imurs
Winter Wonderland
New York
S P.M
Thad
Baiid
Agricultuivough Organization
Ny Club
Juan
Enope
State Fair Office
Isdal
Watherine Cosgrave
State EA
Sears
R. B. Hinman
Cornell’University
New, York State
Grange
New York Ice Revue
Coliseum
Palr
Syracuse
Vivi-Anne Hulton
Colisium
Nettleton Co to Double Shoe Output Enter Lower Priced Field
Nettleton Company plans a major expansion to double monetary output and enter a lower priced shoe field. Henry W. Cook, president, says production will be boosted by new machinery and speedups, with work creating about 25 percent more jobs and a need for extra factory space. Old high end lines will continue alongside the new lower priced models.
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Nettleton Co
A. E W Nettleton Company
Henry W. Cook
Cook
Nettleton
Judging Oxford Dorset Cheviot and Other Sheep Fairs
A crowded schedule at the Marionette show includes a 10 AM round robin semi finals, multiple judging contests for sheep cattle and swine, and a 1:20 PM grand circuit harness race. The Women's Building hosts a luncheon, receptions, and a baking contest, followed by a 6:15 PM dinner in honor of Mrs. Herbert H. Leeman and a performance program ending with "The Path of Freedom" at Grexdnand.
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Marjorie C Smith
Syracuse University
Lehman
Wack Infield
Grennde
Lancheon
Geer
Batowaga
Tneza
Grange
Herald-Journal-Prudetes
Herbert H. Leeman
New York
Colleeum
the Pathe of Freedom
Trent Et Grexdnand
Marriage License Rumor Denied by Hancock in City Hall
City Clerk George K. Hancock denied rumors that marriage licenses will be suspended September 1. He said the false report spread widely, prompting hundreds of calls from draft-age youths and couples seeking license timing. Licenses require blood tests within 30 days and are valid 60 days from issue, with licenses to continue after September 1.
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Atta
City Hall
George K. Hart
Congress
Wien
Ree
Hencock
Guy Clerk
Hancock
Jackie Brady Fined for Liquor Charge After Pearl Street Raid
In Police Court the case against Jackie Brady for selling liquor without a license was settled. Brady, 41, of James Street, was fined 200 dollars with 100 paid immediately and the remainder due Thursday to avoid a three month sentence. The raid on the Pearl Street restaurant occurred June 2 with about 100 patrons present.
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Jackley Bradys
Pearl Street
Brat
Lever
Adam J. Pires
Brady
Ediiresa
James Street
Roa
Dr Seeds Addresses WPA Adult Institute at Franklin School
Dr Nellie Seeds of Washington DC, a specialist in curriculum and teacher education, spoke at the WPA Section addressing adult education at Franklin School. She outlined goals for noncredit courses and the use of instructional materials she brought, stressing practical approaches and community access.
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Seeds
Nellie Seeds
Washington, D.C
Works Progress Administration
Franklin
Washington
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