Bids Sought for Syracuse VA Hospital Project
The Veterans Administration invites bids due October 25 for a Syracuse hospital complex including a 1000-bed facility as originally planned, with plans detailing a hospital, apartment building, attendants’ quarters, underground water and storage structures, and a 75 foot steel pole. Three bid categories cover general construction, electrical elevators and humibswaiters, and refrigeration. Site facing Irving Ave and Var Burens St is to be used for the steel brick stone building complex on reinforced concrete foundations.
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Maryland Co
Colonial Air Lines Challenges Rosie Law In Constitutional Test
Washington reports Colonial Air Lines challenges the 1938 Aeronautics Law arguing the President has unchecked authority over foreign carrier operations. A court battle pauses a CAB hearing on Trans-Canada’s New York to Montreal route, with implications for executive reliance and legal standards in aviation policy.
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Washington
Colonia
Airlines
Civil ‘Aeronautics
Eet
Congress
Edward M. Curran
Sean ‘Cours
Aeronautics Board
Trans-Canada ‘Airlines
New York
Moantrea Ull
CAB
Truman
Colonial
Montreal
U.S Canada
Trans-Canada
Peter Ansberry
United States
Supreme” Court
Candess
Aeronautics Law
Ansberry
Supreme ‘Court
Franklin Alumni Group Plans Reunion for Ex Workers
Former employees of the Franklin Automobile Co plan forming three alumni associations. George Waite, a former materials expediter, announced the effort after meeting with other ex-employees. A reunion is planned, with organizers including Joseph Helly Jacob Reichert and Har Gia Cox. About 2007 former workers, many still in the Syracuse area, may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. HM. Franklin Manufacturiaz Co
Geiunci Auto
SiuTini
George Waite
Remnanny
Smnene Z
Sienie
Joseph Helly
Jacob Reichert
Clambake Set by Syracuse PDCA Chapter
The Syracuse Chapter of the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America announces its annual clambake on Saturday September 3 at Hinemvadel’s Grove. George L. Smith serves as general chairman.
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Syracuse
Painting and Decorating Contractors of America
Hinemvadel’s Grove
George L. Smith
Hay loads strike man and car on curving road
Clifford A. Millard 49 of Atlantic Avenue was hit when a 32 ton hay trailer swerved at a curve and dumped 20 bales onto him and his parked car. Millard was treated for a severe leg injury and may be hospitalized for further exams. Deputies said they would review whether to issue tickets to the tractor trailer driver Paul Cimmini 29 Saylesville BR. I. and continue the investigation.
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Atlantic
Ondadega
Millard
Ernest
Gak
South Onondaga
Robert Ashmore
James Bateman
Paucl Cimini
Saylesville
BR. I
Yanks Begin Noahs Ark Search Near Mount Ararat
An American expedition arrived in Dogubayazı, Turkey to search for Noahs Ark. The group led by Dr. Aaron J. Smith of Greensboro, N C, with state officials and reporters, plans to start within 24 hours in a militarized zone on the Turkish-Russian frontier amid Russian suspicion of spying.
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Dogubayaziol
Turkey
Mount Ararat
Aaron “J. Smith
Greensboro
N.C
Erzurum
Brighton Brewery Converts Mausoleum Into Public House
A Brighton brewery plans to convert a mausoleum that housed a baronet’s remains into a public saloon. The domed tomb, built for Sir Albert Sasoon of a prominent banking family, held remains from 1296 to 1933 before being moved to London. Since then the mausoleum served as a storehouse and air raid shelter.
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Brighton
England
Albert Sassoon
London
Creek Work Closes Path For Students
A creek path used by pupils to reach Van Duyn Scheel will be closed as engineers work on a bridge. Officials say the route will reopen after project completion and pupil transfers are being arranged to Meachem Scheel.
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van Duyn Scheel
Siack
Midhendav
Onendaga Creek
Imar Aetic Pace
Peete Trevorrent
Aml
Meachem Scheel
Man Tells Police He Was Attacked
Ernest Harotes, 31, of 117 Van Buren street, told police he was accosted while walking near St. State Street. He said a man shouted a name then struck his right wrist with a knife, requiring three stitches at Memorial Hospital.
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Ernest Harotes
van Buren St
Tri
St. State ‘St
Richard
Memorial Hospital
Next Week Blood Drive urged by Syracuse official
Dorothy Pellenz chair of the Syracuse Hospital Council urges Syracuse residents to donate blood next week through the Red Cross regional program. The Center at 749 Warren St will hold donor days Monday through Friday to boost supplies for emergencies over Labor Day and to support hospitals and physicians in meeting patient needs.
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Lawrence T. Luther
Sassachusetts Red Cross
Syracuse
Betty Hull
Richard B. Jamieson
Luther
Violet A. Wiser
James le
Heffernan
Dorothy Prellenz
Syracuse Hospital Council
Red Cross
S.warren St
Sue
CBS Promises Low Cost Color TV Converter
CBS President Frank Stanton says a color converter for present TV sets could be offered for 75 dollars. He released a letter to FCC Commissioner Robert F. Jones and to Senator Johnson defending the industry’s push to make color television broadly available.
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Washington
Coumbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Frank Stanton
Federal ‘Communications
Robert F. Jones
Stanton
Johnson
Senate Commerce Committee
S. U. Graduate to Teach Chemistry at Bowling Green
Adrian W. Rucand, SU graduate with a master's in education and recent chemistry studies, will join Bowling Green University as a chemistry instructor. Former Linh at St. Lawrence University Canton and Ohio State assistant, he also worked as a production chemist for Atlas Powder Co during WWII.
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Adrian W. Rucand
Syracuse University
Linh
St. Lawrence Unity
Canton
Bowling Green University
Bowling Green
St. Lawrence
Ohio State University
Atlas Powder Co
Coicate University
65 Pass Insurance Agent Tests Declared by New York
The New York State Insurance Department announced 65 examinees who passed the June 22, 1949, license examinations for life and health insurance agents. The list includes Leon Braunstein of Empire State, Thomas H. Dixon Jr. of State Tower, and many others across Syracuse, Watertown, Ithaca, Utica, Binghamton, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Insurance Department
Leon Braunstein
Empire Dice
Thomas H. Dixon Jr
State Tower
Ester M. Hraba
Park Av
Sidney” P
Carthy
Onondaga’ County
Six Hurt In Two Auto Crashes In City
Two separate accidents left six people injured yesterday and today police reported. Norbert Thomas 33 of 615 Butternut and Frank Breith of 609 Butternut were hurt when their car hit utility poles on West Geresee Street at 6 AM. Reith drove, said he did not recall falling asleep. He was cited for failure to keep his car under control and all three were taken to Broadlawn General Hospital. In a separate crash on Lodisi Street Miss Alice Francis 35 and Miss Leota Clark 35 of 205 Highland Avenue sustained scalp lacerations fractured ribs possible concussion and chest pains. Francis, driving, lost control after hitting two cars driven by Alex Dambro and Earl Rodgers and was treated at a physician’s office along with Mrs. Linda Dambro and Donna Maria.
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Norbert ‘Thomas
Frank Breith
Butternut St
Brock
W. Geresee St
Thomas
Reith
Orondisd ‘General Hospital
Frank Bishbing
Jeontrel
Lailure
Crousé-Irving Hospital
Alice Francis
Leota Clark
Highland
William Halin
Miss. Francis
Alex J. Dambro
Hawley Jr
Hawley Jr. and Earl M. Rodgers
Milwaukee
Wis
Lodisi
Frankis
Lodi St
Dambro
Francis
Clark
Linda Dambro
Donna Maria
Burglars Wreck Home in Loud Break-In
Bruce Klock reported to the sheriff that his home at 5013 James Street was burglarized last night. Deputies found a broken front door glass, tossed furniture, spilled groceries, torn curtains, and other damage. Neighbors saw two young men nearby, and a report noted an attempted assault on Frederick Street with would be abductors failing.
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Bruce Klock
James ‘St
Sheriff’s
Alexander Seeley
Jef
Frederick
Auto Hits Stand. Driver Arrested in Geddes
James HH feta 61 of Morpean ra Bald owinsville drove north in Geddes and lost control striking a fruit stand owned by Mrs William iMenter at 1014 State Fairchird. The car then stopped on the Menter lawn. Deputy Victor Tucci arrested Stewart for public intoxication.
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James HH. Feta
Morpean Ra
Baldowinsville
Hobart College Dean's List Honor for Meech Named
Dean Seymour B. Dunn announced Dean's List honors for Sanford T. Meech of Hobart College junior class The 1947 Nottingham High School graduate is the son of Mr and Mrs Sanford B Meech of 1309 E Adams St This notice lists the student achievement
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Sanford T. Meech
Hobart College
Seymour B. Dunn
Nottingham High
Mir. i
Sanford B. Meech
le. Adams St
Dairymen's League Institutes Youth Leadership at Cazenovia
The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association conducts its fourth annual young cooperators leadership institute at Cazenovia Junior College starting tomorrow and running to September 3. More than 109 young farm people from across the New York milkshed were chosen by the State Grange to attend, focusing on cooperation goals, meeting planning, leadership, group games, singing, and dramatics.
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Dairrymen’s ‘League Cooperative Association
Cazenovia
New York
Tthe
Dairymen’s League
Paul Talbot
Burlington
Fiats
97 Year Old Mrs Faulkner Hosts Jubilant Birthday Party
In New York a 97 year old Mrs Suzanne Faulkner, joined by her widowed daughter Betty, recounts a lively Stork Club birthday party. She defies doctor’s orders with buttermilk meals and daily spirits, recalls dancing samba, and jokes about a photo controversy with a baby bottle memory.
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Betty
Aghina
Del
Flower Show to Feature State Fair Display and Awards
The interior of the Merit Memorial Building will host a fragrant display of flowers from New York growers. The competition for 5000 in premiums divides entries into non professional and professional classes with exhibits of cut flowers potted plants and table arrangements centered on our homes theme.
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New York State
Professons
Akcateen
Frayed OCR Notes a Farm Scene With Snoopy Figure
Fragmented text describes a farm silo scene with a 650 pound Holstein and a dog named Snoopy. Mentions a float from a silo and a Wednesday pit event.
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Ures
Snoopy
Lampman
Stees
Davies home found near river in private residence
fragments report a found scene near a river with a wife and daughter involved, noting funeral arrangements and a connection to a family home. The text mentions names Davies Hansen Labora Viel and Mrs, with unclear context about a death or site.
Jap Princesses Find Freedom in Democracy Era
Four Japanese princesses explain in a Home Journal of Japan roundtable how democratic Britain style freedoms change royal life. They claim less ceremony, ability to window shop ride bicycles dine with others and manage households without constant servants. They note marriages for love are possible and emphasize personal choice now.
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Tokyo
Japan
Imperial Court
Home Journal of Japan
Asaka Fushimi
Macki Hiran Bi
Toshiko Haya
Yoshikeri
Hirohito
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Syracuse Hospital
Staryland Casualty Co
Yackel & Rupp
Rubin Insurance Agency
Fore
Air L Lawis
Franklin
Clifford A. Millard
Yanks
Brewery
Man
Ithaca
Asa F_. Metzzer
Groton
George “L
O'Neil
Binghamton
Edwin C. Rowell
Carl “A. Walker
Pee Wwintars
Irving
AJ Wood
Utica
Leonard B. Wright
Bronice J. Zag
Robelny
Massena
William J. Charles
Solvay
Edoward C. Conboy, Jrv
Elizabeth J. Coolidge
Philadelphia
Dorothy My
Cullen
Vistor TF. Line
Weedsport
Dexter S. Stockwell
Herkimer
William
Wilson
H. Seymour Kiernan
Diassena
William R. Marscher
A. Merle Rush
Johnson Clix
Robert D. Sewell
Kenneth A. Sourdon
Mas‘Lena
Ralph EL Frank
Auburn
Shirley P. Griggs
Adams Cent Charlies
EL Harringson
Oswego
Adrien A. Henry
Knights OF ST. John
Knights of St. John and
Ladies Auxiliary
Walter A. Foers
Marie Bergdorf
William A. Felitta
Cochairman
Jefe
Norbert F. Abend
Peter Runzelman
Augustine Richer
Earl E. Boyle
New York Grand Command
Dairy League
Warren, Ranney
the. G.L.F
Will
ED Creagh
Suzanne Faulkner
Didi
Owell
Park &V
Frank C. Henderson
Ned
Faulkner
Stwvan
Basten
Betty J
Lapera
Swaynip
Davies
Hansen Labora
Viel
Iriver
wNot
Berause
Feria
Jover
Schieder
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