District Attorney Probes Petitions Amid Signator Fraud Claims
The district attorney investigates alleged fraudulent signatures on primary petitions. Four witnesses were questioned, with some claiming signatures were by the named person or a relative. potential grand jury action or police court referrals loom. Separately, a tax ruling mandates collection of sales tax on full liquor retail prices, prompting meetings with dealers and officials to discuss the tax on pre taxed liquor.
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Jacob L. Serling
Next Steps
Arthur Wil
Wilson
Thomas J.lowery
Paul C. de Bernardis
Wdge
Lowery
Ds Safe
Atilion
Defernardis
Istrict
Dairymen Seek Plan to Raise Milk Prices Across Milkshed
About fifty farm leaders from the New York milkshed gathered at the Hotel Onondaga to draft a plan to increase producers milk prices. The meeting, led by Ernest C. Strobeck of Macedon, follows a 22 percent income drop for dairy farmers since 1949 while the national economy improves. Eastern Milk Producers urged governors to use federal funds for the school milk program and push a 40 cent per hundredweight increase to farmers in the seven-state milkshed.
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New York
Onondaga
Dairymen's League
League
Ernest C. Strobeck
Macedon
Auncheon
Invense
Secretary of Agriculture
Eastern
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
U.S. Department Ofl Agriculture
New-York
Milk- Shed
Eastfern Milk Producers Cooperative
Ff ‘Mutual Federation of Independent Cooperatives
Metropolitan Bargaining Agency
Pennayt
Ivania
Granges
Vermont Council
Fish Creek
York
State Farm Bureau Federal
American Dairy Association
Eviction Date May Be Extended
City officials consider delaying the September 6 deadline to remove tenants from 27 families occupying 76 rooms in the triangle block opposite City Hall. Robert Hale cites relocation challenges, especially with a West End housing push and federally funded projects requiring tenant movement. Officials may grant an extension or face enforcement gaps as they seek a plan with George Hebert and City Planning officials.
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City Hall
Robert Hale
Trelovcation
Richard Torrey
Mead
Hale
Washington
S. State
E. Genesee St
Tme
West End
George E. Heelbert
Bureau Oft
Winl
Hebert
Sergei
Grinm
Sleuth Deputy Recovers City Cop Hat After Theft
Deputy Sheriff Victor Tucci recovered City Police Sgt Harold Garns hat and the night stick after a theft at Pogey Pond near Onondaga Hill. Two boys aged 10 and 12 were issued a severe lecture after admitting taking the cop hardware during the heat escape. Gary from the safety division of the Chamber of Commerce had been swimming 20 days ago when the theft occurred.
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Victor Tucci
Harold Garn
Tucci
Garn
Gary
Chamber of Commerce
Pogey Pond
Onondaga Hill
Coast Guard Tows Tug Clara Moran To Safety
The Coast Guard towed the tug Clara Moran 20 miles northeast of Sodus after a towline entanglement in its wheel at about 3 20 a m A 40 foot rescue boat was dispatched to assist and brought the tug into Sodus Harbor with no boats in tow at the time of the incident
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Oswegu
H. M. Brown
Coast Guard
Clara Moran
Sodus
Secident
Year-Old Boy Suffers Injuries at Home in Essowinsville
A year-old Essowinsville boy was treated at Onondaga General Hospital for head contusions after sheriff deputies received a call about a beating at his home. Horace Bradt of Van Negs Road was treated and released. Deputies are searching for the boy's father LaVerne Bradt to determine how the child was injured.
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Essowinsville Ooy
Onondaga General Hospital
Horace Bradt
van Negs Rd
Sheriff's
Seid St
Bradt
LaVerne
Rome Water Ban Reaches 50th Day As Flow Drops
Rome enters its 50th day of the water use ban with river flow at five eighths of an inch over the Fish Creek diversion dam at 8 am. The prior six hour period saw 11,300,000 gallons of consumption, up from the weekend’s 9/100,000 gallons.
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Rome
Fish Creeks
Mrs Peyton in Utica to Face Forgery Charge
Mrs Wilma Peyton 44 of Covington Kentucky was arraigned in Utica city court on a third degree forgery charge after being returned from Oneida County Jail where she served time for narcotics possession. She allegedly forged a physician’s name on a prescription to obtain dilau din and morphine derivatives from a local drugstore. Her husband Harvey Guy Peyton is serving time for a bank robbery and burglary. he admitted to a $11,700 holdup of Lincoln National Bank in Syracuse.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Utica
Wilma Peyton
Covington
Onondaga
Utica Po Ice
Oneida
Harvvey
Guy Peyton
Fi Sampgon
Juca
Lincoln Natonal Bank
Syracuse
Mrs Mary Brower Dies at 74 in Seneca Falls
Mrs Mary Brower 74 wife of Edward C Brower died yesterday at her home 8 Boston Ave after an extended illness Born in Lyons she had lived in the village many years She was a former president of David Harum Canning Co Homer and superintendent of the company for many years Arrangements are by Sanderson Funeral Home.
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Eeneca Falls
J Frederick Schoeck
Mary L. Manchester
Westwate
Atel Brower
Edward C. Howard R. Ward
Brower
Boston Ave
Homer
Taberg
Lyons
The
Pitcher Hill
David Harum Canning Uoon
Charles Ahrens
Seneca
Thej Falls
John Ahrens
Sanderson Funeral Home
Court Dismisses -12-Year Action Over 1928 Note
A Syracus e area banking dispute ends as a judge dismisses a 12 year old note case tied to a Pompey innkeeper and the Route 5 20 project. Key figures include Donald Francis owner of the Snow White Inn and Walter Brainard of Water, with others named as principals in the failed claim and counterclaims. Local authorities and associations were involved in the regional Route 20 development.
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York State, Inc
Ana Waterloo
Donald ‘Francis
Snow White Inn
Jamesi
Syracuse
Arieat
Daniel Conroy
Salton Atnre
Lalfay
Francis
Savings Bank
New York
Norman May
Liverpool
Jorge
Lanesater
Woman Reid On Morals Count Morals Charge in Police Court
Police arrested a 21 year old East Side woman Joan Miller for soliciting for immoral purposes. She pled not guilty to the first charge with bail set at 1000 for Sept 3. A second similar charge dated March 26 was adjourned to Sept 8. This is Miller’s fourth arrest for the offense since 1953.
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Lower East Side
Truman JH. Preston
Joan Miller
Townsend
Miss Miller
S. Towne
Kistler Warren
Board of Directors Named For Local Organization
President James Erskine and Secretary Madi son with Arthur Cole as treasurer join officers on the Board of Directors. Also named are Maurice Golden of Cazenovia Harold Lytle of Leroy Donald Sanders of Avon Birs Lester Spencer and Mrs Jean Eastwood of Alden Roger Mallory of Madison Earl Williams of Hamburg and Clarence Tower of Madison.
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James Erskine
Madison
Arthur Cole
Trensurer
Maurice Golden
Cazenovia
Harold Lytle
Leroy
Donald Sanders
Avon
Birs
Lester Spencer
Jean Eastwood
Alden
Roger Mallory
Earl Willams
Hamburg
Clarence Tower
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James .C. Mott
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Roosevelt Ave
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Midland. Ave
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Lambreth’ Lane
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Queens Village
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Manling Military School
Mary Brower
Taylor
Drum
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Army
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