Fatima statue raised atop school bell tower
A 12 foot replica of Our Lady of Fatima now sits about 100 feet above ground on the Mast Holy Rosary School bell tower overlooking Bellevue Heights. Weighing 500 pounds, the bronze statue was funded by an anonymous donor over six years and will be illuminated nightly by two fluorescent tubes for visibility. Dedication is set next Thursday with Bishop Walter A Faery presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Fatima
Mast Holy Rosary School
Bellevue Heights
Most i Holy Rosary
Walter
Faery
Most Holy Rosary Bell Tower
Msgr
Howard C. McDowell
George Neandross
Rambusch Decorating Co
New York City
Murray Hueber
Thomas Delaney
W. J.burns Co
John E. Carey
Most Holy Rosary School
Opening of Lakeland School and club notices
The Lakeland School will open Monday September 12 according to principal Siliss Irene Kelly. American Pension Club 3 meets tonight at 7 PM, lunch and games to follow. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 2 30 PM in the American Pension Auditorium. Deputies Bond and Saaler investigated a report by William Dixon that two tractors were stolen from a field on Cold Springs Road Saturday night. they found the tractors in an adjacent field camouflaged by tall grass.
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Lakeland
Siliss Irene Kelly
American Pension Club
Ladies
American Pension Auditorium
John Bond
Hayford -Saaler
Willian’ Dixon
Cold Springs Rd
Bond
Saaler
Syracuse Hotel Hosts Numerous 1930s Meetings
A fragmented list shows multiple organizations meeting at Hotel Syracuse including Easy Washing Machine Corp and Wheatena Co for meals and sessions. State Fair Beauty judging finals and various company dinners appear among scattered timestamps and names in this historical OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscellaneous Etecert System, Inc
Syracuse
Easy Washing Machine Corp
Oldsamobile Co
Syra
Syrracuse
Easy Washing Machine Core
Haveli Beto
Windort
Erstein
Asc
Syracum
Mesckelaneots
Washins Machine Corp
Hove
Beavis
Wheatena Corpo
Oidsmenne
Myracuse
Westinahouse Electric Mf
Uajohn ‘Co
Barry Meets Airline Men at Hancock Field Lease Talks
Barry, Parks Commissioner Nam A. Barry, meets Colonial Airlines reps led by Sigmund Janas Jr, Warren Cooper, and John Birch at City Hall about a new lease for Hancock Field operations starting Sept. 37. Earlier he conferred with American Airlines. lease negotiations near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnam A. Barry
Colonial Airlines
Hancock Field
Sigmund, Janas, Jr
Warren Cooper
John Birch
Barry
City Hall
American Airlines
Traffic Court Docket Includes Speed Violations and Fines
Court records show multiple speeding cases with varied fines and speeds. Names such as Truman Fal Fresto and Willard Stackhotore appear among defendants, with speeds ranging from 35 to 43 mph and fines from 16 to 75 dollars. The notes mention locations like Onondare and Erie, with addresses and street names cited for driving infractions.
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Bryson
Wailare
South Onondare
Srevadinge
Willard Stackhotore
Watarahorn
John
Erie
W. Santer Clark
Midland Ar
Winard Lanonde
Yale
Mothers Protest School Disparities To City Mayor
About 20 mothers and their children from Montgomery Croton schools urged Mayor Frank Costello to address alleged discrimination in school facilities. They cited a survey showing a top plan for a new East School while current buildings were deemed inadequate. The group planned to take the issue to the board of education after meeting with the mayor.
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Syracuse
Frank Costello
Adoyy
Montgomery On Croton
Board of Education
Trey
Eurvey
Tang
Hail
Board of Leducatition
Ethane
Tai Pient
Attacker Sentenced and Pleas Entered in Local Assault Cases
A man was sentenced to three months in Jamesville Penitentiary for third degree assault. Elmo Nixon, 63, of 1024 S Town send st pleaded guilty to cutting Sinai Washington. Washington, 41, at 319 Cedar st, was taken to Onondaga General Hospital after a wound. Johnnie Green pleaded not guilty to third degree assault. Rosalie of Washington st and Judge H Bamner set bail at 250 dollars in separate proceedings.
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Jamesville Penitentiary
Elmo Nixon
S_ Townsend st
Cuttine Sinai Washington
Onondara General Vhoospital
Johnnie Green
Cedar St
Rosalie
Washington St
H. Bamner Ai
Green
Out After 39 Days He’s at It Again
Elmer Cole of 199 Campbell Rd Salem released yesterday from Jamesville Penitentiary. He was in trouble again days after finishing a 3 year sentence for burglary. A warrant showed he issued a worthless 25 check. Parole date was not specified.
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Elmer Cole
Campbell Rd
Saiina
Jamesville
Cole
Pelte
Senge Vasern Schuh
Penitentia
Brovsk Bs Dann Zakran
Niageras Va
Ae Eens Mizte
Perie
Samer
Shorted Mailbox Causes Shock To Woman
A woman was shocked by a shorted mailbox in what police described as an electrical failure. Investigators noted arcing from a high tension line and wiring leaking insulation as responders examined the yard near E Borden and Garfield avenues.
Brannan Opens Door to Fresh Farm Ideas
Secretary Brannan signals willingness to accept new ideas for the Brannan plan. He outlines a mixed approach with support prices for staples and a free market for perishables, aiming to keep farm income near 26 billion dollars annually and to shift cost to consumers while reducing overall prices.
Courthouse Staff Enjoy Melon Treat at Onondaga County Court
Eldon Zinsmeister, county court clerk at Fayetteville, brought a 12 pounds 14 ounces muskmelon grown in his garden as a luncheon dessert for courthouse staff. The perfect melon soon to be exhibited at the State Fair was shared with coworkers.
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Onondaga County
Court House
Eldon Zinsmeister
Fayetteville
Zins
No Action Near on Jet Planes at Hancock Field
A 7 000 foot runway extension would be required before jet planes could operate at Hancock Field. Officials said the city cannot fund military upgrades now while the federal government may invest later. NOR. COL Maione and Col Nichols led the inspection with expectations of future federal funding for radar, hangar and related facilities.
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National Guard
Haneach Field
Aroyland Air Force
Tol
Michael C. Maione
Air National Guard
William A.barry
Syracuse
Col E.S. Nichols
Fort Slocum
State Air Guard
Maj
J. J. Gribole
National Guard Bureau
Washington, D.C
Hancock
Air National ‘Guard
Pennsylvania Episcopal Diocese says Suffragan Bishop Remington will not retire
The Pennsylvania diocese announced Suffragan Bishop William P. Remington will not be retired at the church's general convention next month. The diocese said his name was included by error in a list of bishops slated to retire or resign.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wiliam P. Remington
Duejie
Beauty Expert Arrives To Select 1949 New York State Fair Queen
internationally known beauty scout Thornton arrived in Syracuse to choose Miss New York State Fair from 92 contestants. A three member judging panel at Hotel Syracuse narrowed 360 entrants to the final group, with Onondaga County girls prominent. The winner receives Bermuda vacation aboard Queen of Bermuda, a purebred cocker spaniel, and a coronation gown from Flah & Company. Thornton and wife, famed model, join the selection process.
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Chenango County
New York
Syracuse
Watter ‘Thornton
Thornton
New ‘York
Girlsi Waho
Onondaga County
Jazis
Court of Honor
Nga Tap
Bermuda
Furness-Bermuda Lines
Queen of Bermuda
Princess Hotel
Paradise
Algier Pet _Shop
Flah & Company
Syracuse Teacher Recounts Year Studying Abroad in Cambridge
Miss Josephine F Bodenaro recalls 33 months as the first Syracuse teacher sent to Cambridge England by the government. She shared details of curtsies with the Queen audience with the Pope and meeting a Cornell girl in Dublin during a year of teaching at Roosevelt High School.
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England
Cornell
Dublin
Cambridge
Josephine F. Bodenaro
Syracuse
Chemung Sti
Camidge
Biss
Denis J A. Humphries
Bordoneros Orsi
Ang
TOR
Fenton Nara Oren
SNR
Thames
Sovuendang
Irsland
Blarneysille
Rillarnes
Charlotte Erixsor
Stockholm
Fatal Hanging of 13 Year Old At Fort Up-Montelie
Pierce, 13, died today from a fractured neck after being found hanging by his necktie in a tree near his home. His mother Mrs. Clarence Pierce discovered him unconscious. Deputies noted a crumbled paper carton and a tin can nearby, suggesting objects may have contributed to the accident.
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Manglng
Montelie ‘Pierce
Clarence Pierce
Sim
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Lads of
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Portugal
Truman Fal Fresto
Koboense
Costello
Montgomery and
Croton
Physeais Oyeyer
Fred Sshacoun
Brannan
Edward B. Sabine
Haricmhare
F. Brannas
Tai
Racgy
Ion,000
Civen
The
Herald-Journal
Imoiy
Brannat
Tal Flah
Wodels
Witen
Engeg
Pr - Lim Paei
Paris
Tiim Lensen
Feng
Scheal
Miss Bordonare
Ti Io
Ark
Thasc Pa
Actu
Vatore Divars
Seay Miler
Switzerland
Cowith Rim
R Rm Presses Sr
Tamer
Ostend
Belom
Belsiun
Hotané
Germany
Denmiarz
Josephine Bordonaro
Blitte Venetian Bind Co
Eegesk
Cuerd
Kenn Geterdere
Schieder
Wn Avesake
Lis W. Semerece
Onondaga Savings
Claty Otmerican
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