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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
3
Syracuse stores will resume regular hours Saturday after a summer schedule pause. All stores will close Friday night and Labor Day Monday. Some shops open Tuesday night next week. Tuesday hours for stores open at night run 12 noon to 8 30 PM.
Public Works Commissioner Charles E. Billion urged extreme caution for drivers on newly laid pavements especially with synthetic tires. He cited accidents on Grant boulevard E Genesee street Court street and others as proof the surface remains slippery about a week after paving due to dusting with cement or lime stone dust.
Mayor Costello spoke on the housing shortage ahead of a conference with James St. Ventura of the National Housing Agency and next week with State Housing Commission officials. Present were Sergei Grimm, John Dittmann, James Mullaley, Edmund Nowinski, and Miss Dorothy Hutt announcing Foster Parents Plan for War Children to support 12 year old Marie Rolland of France.
A decree granting an annulment of marriage was issued to Carl Bartock from his wife Mrs. Suzanne Bartock. Supreme Court Justice Abram Zoller signed the decree dated after the 1940 marriage at Great Bend Pa, noting Suzanne Bartock had not received a final decree dissolving a prior marriage to Arthur Reith.
Deputy Chief Fred A. Arnold announced Patrolman William J. McCarthy will return to police duty September 1. McCarthy, from 3416 Midland Ave, was appointed January 1, 1942 and recently discharged from the Army after serving in the vice squad prior to induction.
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