Professor Again Wins First Prize at Fair
Professor George Ander Sluis of Syracuse University College of Fine Arts won first prize for oil painting at the 311th Cortland County Fair annual exhibition. His piece "Roosters" was purchased by The Society. Sluis, who lives at 724 Macvar, previously judged best oil two years ago at a Colorado Springs event.
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Ander Sluis
Syracuse
University College of Seas
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Colorado Springs
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Syracuse’ University
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Vanderas
Colorado
Springs “School of Fine Arts
No Change in Route To Fairmount School
Principal announces no change in bus Route to Fairmount School for the State Fair trip. Tickets for Friday September 9 will be available for pickup from 12 AM through Friday at the chesthouse office.
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Fairmount
Atrmount “ School
Will
Enen Mandies
Milton
Sia
Chesthou
Blood by Air Aids Syracuse Regional Donation Drive
Emergency blood shipments moved swiftly yesterday as the Red Cross in Syracuse coordinated a supply from Geneva via a Civilian Air Patrol plane. Six pints of Type 2 blood were flown to Sayre and on to Chemung for a critically injured patient, highlighting daily regional deliveries.
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Red Cross
Syracuse
Waverts
Waverly
Civilian Air Patrol
Geneva
Syracuse Municipal
Chemung
Sayre, Pai
Rotarians to Hear Mediation Talk in North Syracuse
AYPHTR Stark of the State Departmental Labor will discuss the mediator’s role in labor management relations at the North Syracuse Rotary meeting. Stark, assistant executive secretary of the State Bureau of Mediation, has long held roles with the National Labor Relations Board and holds economics training from the University of Chicago. The 6:30 pm event at the Blarney Stone Inn features Stark’s overview of mediation in industry and labor relations.
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Stark
Syracuse
Blarney Stone Inn
Spector Wins Annulment in Divorce Case
The court granted an annulment in the long running Spector marriage case. Justice Sears ruled Mrs Elsie Spector’s counter action for divorce in Florida failed to proceed and ordered the annulment. Alimony is reduced to 300 dollars a month with the estate amount of 232000 to be decided later. court adjourned for fee determination.
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Solomon Spector
Syracuse
Specter
Sears
Spector
State backs solicitor in death probe
Concord New Hampshire officials expressed support for County Solicitor Robert A. Jones amid pressure from publisher Generoso Pope to reopen the case into the slaying of Dart mouth College student Raymond Cirona. Governor Sherman Adams and Attorney General William I. Phinney indicated the investigation remains active with new evidence to be presented to a grand jury next month.
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New ‘Hampshire
Dsaon
Dartmouth College
New York
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Generoso Pope
Sherman Adams
Robert A. Jones
William I. Phinney
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Adams
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Fayetteville
Deoxsee
Noto
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Judge Rutledge Recovered From Circulatory Condition
Supreme Court Justice Wiley B. Rutledge has recovered from a circulatory condition. A York village hospital spokesman said the condition is unchanged.
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York, Me
Supreme Court
Wiley B. Rutledge
York Village Hospital
Tindar
German Firms Do Not Exchange Data Says Management Expert
A New York expert told Syracuse leaders that German industry restricts data exchange between rival firms. He noted contracts bind managers to their companies, limiting information sharing and lowering costs, while the Central New York Society previews a program for growth and activity.
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Central New York Society
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New York City
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Syracuse
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No General Pay Boosts in New Budget for Schools and Departments
Bedford finance commissioner begins the annual task of trimming estimates for the 2930 budget year. No general salary increases are planned, with tentative revised figures due to the Common Council for September consideration. Sales tax is expected to rise by Feb 25, 1950, before Council votes to terminate it at an early meeting.
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Common Council
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BSA
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State Fair Half Price Tickets Selling Fast
Advance sale tickets for the State Fair offer a 25 cent per admission saving and end Saturday. Most ticket outlets will be closed on the day, so buyers are urged to purchase quickly to save money. Officials anticipate a record six day attendance, with projections of up to 400000 and traffic and parking facilities prepared. In Syracuse advance gate tickets cost 35 cents including tax at local outlets, while fair ground purchases during the exposition run 60 cents per ticket.
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Syracuse
Power Boats Must Pay Fee to State
Wanita G6 Robinson district engineer of the State Department of Public Works announces that all mechanically propelled boats of any size operating in the state navigable inland waters must be registered with the department. The registration, with a one dollar fee, identifies the owner and provides protection. boats in the Barge Canal system are exempt. Registration blanks available at local district offices and state department offices in Albany.
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Robinson
Department of Public Works
Foster B. Crocker
Stme
Albanr
Bicycle tests location change by Chamber and Police
The bicycle skill and performance tests sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Police Department move from the TQ block at 7 st to the 50 block between Seymour and Gifford. Tests proceed for the week under Sow Haerold G. Garn, intendant of safety patrols.
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Police Department
Seymour and
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Sow Haerold G. Garn
Syracuse Chamber Urges Merchants To Boost Fair Week
Warren Bunbehend, president of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, urged city merchants to decorate with banners and welcome signs for the return of the State Fair to Syracuse after an eight year lapse. He said the city should become a holiday center for 12 days to show support for the fair and attract visitors from across the state.
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Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
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Syracuse
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Syracus
Auto Dealer Caravan Promotes State Fair Drive
A statewide motorized caravan organized by the Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association will visit 32 upstate cities to publicize the State Fair. The march plans to visit 22 mayors and deliver invitations to residents as it travels from City Hatt to 32 Empire State cities.
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State of New York
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Morrow
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Canandaigua
Herkimer
Cooperstown
Meida
Lake Placid
Experts Map New Safety Program Praised in Syracuse
A Syracuse meeting praised a national traffic safety program with executives from the Chamber of Commerce Safety Division and police, outlining recommendations such as alcohol testing support, more traffic officers, speed studies, driver training for students, and public rule summaries. Attendees included James Barrett and James Preston along with city officials and educators.
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Preston
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Accient Division
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Traffic Court JuDGE TRUMAN B. PRESTON Seceding
A fragmentary notice shows a traffic court action involving Judge Truman B. Preston, listing names and numbers, with unclear references to fines or dates. Unreadable OCR segments obscure key details but indicate a judicial document or docket entry from a local traffic court.
Boston Museum of Fine Arts Showcases Chinese Japanese Sculpture
A feature highlights the Boston Museum of Fine Arts collection of Chinese and Japanese sculpture as a centerpiece of their current display.
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Boston Museum O of Fine Arts
Tané Wdinkic
Tore
G E Hosler Dies At Masonic Home In Utica
G E Hosler longtime Baldwinsville merchant died this morning at the Masonic Home in Utica. Born in Baldwinsville to Alexander and Angeline Sawyer Hosler he was a 67 year Mason and received a Grand Lodge badge. Funeral 2 PM Friday at Falardeau Glanville funeral home Baldwinsville with burial at River View Cemetery.
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Grand Lodge
Falardeau & ‘Glanville
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Graces
Episcopal Church
Riverview
Baldwinsville
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Stuary
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Oregon
Insurance Department Lists New Life and Accident Agents
The State Insurance Department announced a list of new life and accident health agents. Names include Herbert C. O. Carpenter, J. D. DeMott, Raymond E. Trimm, James S. Clark, Michael J. Difer, Robert J. Domineske, John A. Atoselt, Stanley Rebisa, Robert T. Hewillan, Lester Beestes, and others across cities such as Syracuse Ithaca Cortland Auburn and Brighton with firm locations and street addresses noted.
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Ackerman
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Tinaca
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Dames
Cancer Society Grants Reach Syracuse University and County
The American Cancer Society and affiliated groups have provided a total of 6 759 dollars over the last six months to Syracuse University for a cancer research project and related support. The Syracuse Medical Center Tumor Clinic and Detection Center and Nursing Service of the Visiting Nurse Association received funding, contributing to a county total of 336 1384 in the past year. Onondaga County raised 44 500 in 1959, 33 684 less than the current year’s ACS funding.
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cuse-University
Society For’ Cancer
Onondaga County
American ‘Cancer’ Society
Marines Drill Team Seeks Veterans For Practice
Marines drill team organized by Sgt Robert Howard and the McCord Detachment Marine Corps League invites interested veterans to join. Twenty members already joined, meeting at 7 PM today at State Fair Park for second weekly practice. Commandant August Ropers asks eligible veterans to attend and contact. The unit has secured three rides from the Quartermaster Procurement Office as they aim to reach 45 men for competitive entry at the 1959 Department convention in New York.
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Marine. Corps League
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Jamesville High to Close for Fair Week
Jamesville High will close for a town fair. Principal Knabb announced the school will recess Tuesday through Sunday to support youth progress and the fair schedule. Bus routes and school calendar shifts were noted for Jamesville Pompey and nearby districts.
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Cazailius ‘Hish
Jamesville High
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Knabb
Jamesville
Fortesting
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