Record Cold Ends as Upstate Temperatures Rise
Upstate New York thawed from record December lows with Whiteface Mountain near the peak of the cold. By 1 A.M. the temperature rose from 3 below to 13 above, then to 16 at 10 A.M. and 15 at noon. The Weather Bureau forecasts light snow and warmer tonight, with more snowfall tomorrow and a colder tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toye
Upstate New
Abnor- Fron (Inc
Whiteface Mountain
Whiteface
Mau
United States
York State
Unit
State Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Dee
Syracuse
Onondaga County Highway Department
Jamesville
American Airlines
Civitan
Norwich
Oswego
Michigan
Oswego River
Wyan Fiotte
Mich
Oliver
New York City
Gronwald
Guy W. Pinck
Lake Erie
Oneida
Sylvan Beach
Cazenovia
Wampsville
Saratoga
Springs
Hudson Falls
Fort Edward
White_hell
Oneonta
Canastota
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Associated Press
Boston
Longland
Penobscot
Maine
Naval Reserve
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Pennsylvania
Tempecalness
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Cleveland
Bristol
Tenn-Va
Woman Is Victor in Race Mobilizing With Stork
A chaotic accident sequence ends with Mrs Clara M Barnhill of Canton Street Baldwinsville delivering a baby three hours after a crash. The infant Barbara Jeanette dies after hospital transfer. the mother and baby were described as in favorable condition at Syracuse Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palance
Barnhill
Ville
Cherry Roads
Baldwinsville
Syracuse
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Clara M. Barnhill
Canton Street
Baldwinside
Ferred
Thomas
Barbara Jeanette
Jkliphon
Gustave Klighen
Molloy
Carter
Crouse-Irving
Baldsrineride
Crew Wins Tussle With Giant Girder
Workmen in icy conditions moved a 33 ton girder from a flat car to trucks for transport to Renwick Avenue as part of the DL & W elevation bridge project. The 83 foot long steel stood 10 feet high and required a railroad crane and winch to edge it from the car to the truck. The girder route ran West Fayette Street to Erie Boulevard then South State Street to the site at East Raynor and Renwick Avenues. A second sentence notes Syracuse was chosen as the 1841 convention city for the New York State School Music Association with about 500 teachers and 800 pupils expected to attend annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Dean Harold
Butler
Syracuse University
Convention Bureau
Syracuse
New York
Henry J. Thomasmeyer
Central High School
Minnie Thomasmeyer
Lodi Street
West Fayette Street
Renwick A Avenue
DL & W
Renwick Avenue
American Bridge Company
Elmira
Geneset Street
Erie Boulevard
State Street
Raynor and
Renwick Avenues
W. J. Ward
West Onondaga Street
New York State School Music Association
Harold M. Dey
Chamber of Commerce
Rochester
Day
Elizabeth Beach
Public Eli Music
Teaders
Miss. Beach
Inj Wal
Cehools
Carl Alverson
Frederick Miner
Harding Street
St. Joseph’s
Leman S. Miner
Miner
Ethel Walters
Fulton
RD. 1
Herman Walters
South Safina Street
Cortland Avenue
Sophie Spinak
Adple Street
Joseph Benz
Gordon Greenls
Huron Street
Syracuse General
Melvin D. Baxter
Midland Avenue
Land Avenue
Russell Sisholm
William Richards
Judge Zoller Admits 94 To U S Citizenship
Ninety four aliens were admitted to United States citizenship by Judge Abram Zoller in Naturalization Court yesterday. John Nicholas Belous, from Rankin Pennsylvania, a singer at St Michael's Russian Church, appeared to have his name changed to Andrews. Innocenzio Granite, of 127 John Street, a native of Italy with six children, one in the United States Army, came to Syracuse 28 years ago. his children were born here. Amhony, in the Army, stationed at Honolulu, has served two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Zoller
Naturalization Court
John Nicholas Belous
Rankin
St. Michael's Russian Church
J. Binghamton
George Nicholas Andricapoulos
Granger Street
Andrews
Innocenzio
John Street
Italy
United States Army
Syracuse
Amhony
Arnis
Honolulu
Daylight saving foes and farm goals dominate county meeting
At the Onondaga County Farm and Home Bureau annual meeting in Syracuse two key resolutions were debated. They urged limiting daylight saving time to summer months and creating a Regional Livestock Marketing Authority to study feasibility. Other actions included funding for Cornell Geneva experiments and farm support programs, plus extensive loan and conservation statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Onondaga County
Par and Home Bureau
Crumlins
James H. Stone
Myron Terpening
Syracuse
Harald Loveless
Skaneateles
Harold Mesker
Plainville
Sage
Bureau
Cor Vell University
Geneva Experiment Station
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Farm Loan Association
Land Bank
Burea
Relief Case Load In Onondaga County Rises
The Onondaga County Welfare Office reports an increase in relief case load over the past year. Welfare Commissioner Leon H. Acott notes a steady rise as the department handles more applicants and maintains services amid rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
Thiefener
Leon H
Acott Apecea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirtlands
Salina St
Jefferson St. Cor. Warren
Inftersen ‘St
Onondarseset
BristoLite, Inc
Cor. James
Warren St
Dover
SOUTH
SAL Ie Srs
BEL. J
Syracuse Trust
York
Zee
Hake George
Sarteis
Mnary
Goerland Osc
Biarsamin
Glens Faitern
Gouenar
Munson W. Cook
Harry C. Webb
Council of Social Agencies
Ononidage
Weba
Syra J Case
Franklin 1. Green
Brattle Road
John D. Brockway
Proj
Tnirty
Syracuse Community Chest
Newark
N. J. Dev
4Icholas Sicco
Newark Bay Channel
Baby
Music Group
Zoller
U S
Rin da
Ohn
Farm Bureau
Keller & Goetz
Jeddo-Highland
Niagara-Budson
Waryell
Revere
Imm
Movie Cine Kodaks
Elec
THE
and Save Camera Shop
Conor E. Fayette
Genesee St
Sutland
Cor
Jefferson
South Salina Streets
Surance
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!