State Bonus Qualifications Listed For New York Veterans
Four qualifications outlined by Director Harvey S. Smith and State Veteran Counselor Richard Dower determine eligibility for the New York State bonus. Criteria include service dates from December 7 1941 to September 2 1945, honorable discharge or current status, New York residency at enlistment and six months after, and residency at the time of application. Applications dated before January 1 1948 are ineligible. for more information contact the County Veterans Service Agency at 108 N Salina St.
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New York State
Harvey S. Smith
Richard Dower
U. S
Smith
Dower
John Gregory
County Veterans Service Agency
N. Salina St
Crucible Opens New Warehouse Near Philadelphia
Crucible Steel Company of America opened a fully mechanized steel distribution warehouse near Philadelphia costing 200000 dollars. Located at Primos eight miles from the center, it expands a network of 23 branch and three mill warehouses. The unit doubles downtown storage and halves shelf to customer time, distributing stock from Syracuse Harrison New Jersey and Pittsburgh mills with rack systems for easy access.
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Crucible Steel Company of America
Philadelphia
Primos
Crucible
Syracuse
Harrison
N. J
Pittsburgh
Woman Inherits 6000 From Dying Neighbor Will
JOSEPH CELESTINO died without relatives and left a $6000 estate to Mrs. Hannah Fletcher of 356 Oakwood Avenue. The will, executed February 5 at Crouse-Irving Hospital where Celestino was cared for, was filed in Surrogate's Court. Celestino had worked at a pants factory and previously roomed at 1042 Montgomery Street before the Fletchers cared for him.
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Joseph Celestino
Hannah Fletcher
Oakwood
Lions Club Hears Talk by Dean Andrews
Dean Paul Shipman Andrews of Syracuse University College of Law recalled Italy under American occupation and noted that many Italians opposed the Fascist aggression in Abyssinia and Albania while regretting Greece’s betrayal. Harold Curran presented a merit award to Leonard C. Wilingworth for founding a new club at Canastota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shipman Andrews
Syracuse University College of Law
Italy
Lions ‘Club
Mussolini
Dean Andrews
Lions
Abyssinia
Albania
Greece
Harold Curran
Lions International
Leonard C. Wilingworth
Canastota
Real estate dispute over model home sale in municipal court
Arthur Bromberg of 747 James St faces a $1,050 suit from Moe H. Rose a real estate dealer who claimed a $21,000 buyer offered to purchase the model home at Genesee Parkway housing exposition Rose testified Bromberg refused the deal Bromberg denied a written offer and said further evidence will be presented Nathan I. Share represents Bromberg Solomon Ferguson represents Rose.
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Arthur Bromberg
James St
Genesee Pkwy
Moe. H. ‘Rose
Rose
William E. McClusky
Bromberg
Moonday
Nathan I. Share
Solomon
Ferguson
Teachers to Name Representatives
Syracuse report notes teachers will select representatives. Partial text indicates an educational meeting set to appoint or elect classroom leaders amid ongoing discussions. Further details are unavailable due to missing content.
Mulroys Celebrate Shared Birthday Amid Separation
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Mulroy of 316 West Brighton celebrate their birthday on the same date after 23 years of marriage. He is in Huntsville Texas on business and will return Tuesday. Mrs. Mulroy runs Mulroy's Liquor and Wine Store at 301 East Genesee Street and exchanged birthday telegrams with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Mulroy
W. Brighton
Cedarvale
Aires Mulroy
Man
the Herald-Journal
Mulroy
Lascell Named Scout Field Chief in Syracuse
P D Lascell appointed field executive for the Le Moyne Lincoln and Burnet Central districts of the Onondaga Council. Formerly with South Jersey Council in Millville and Mohican Council in Glens Falls he plans to relocate with wife Wilma and two sons to Syracuse.
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Paul D. -Lascell
Boy Scout Council
Clarence H. Twichell
Onondaga Council
Lascell
Lemoyne - Lincoln
Burnet
F.d.lascell
Twichell
South Jersey Council
Millville
N.J
Mohican Council
Glens Falls
76Th
National Training School For
Scout Executives
Kiwanis Club
Cape May Court House
N. J
Wilma
Peter
Thomas
Syracuse
Health Department Cracks Down on 1948 Restaurant Licenses
Dr. Maurice J. Dooling informs restaurant proprietors that 1948 license checks are received but licenses will be issued only after full compliance with sanitary code regulations. Dooling heads the bureau of food sanitation and stresses strict enforcement across restaurants.
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Health Department
Maurice J. Dooling
Dr. Dooling
Bureau of Food Sanitation
Arterial Highway Plan Explained to Local Groups
William M. Robinson district state engineer spoke to the traffic committee of the Chamber of Commerce and a Syracuse Automobile Club group in the State Fair Grounds women's building outlining the statewide arterial highway construction plan for the area.
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Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse Automobile Club
William M. Robinson
State Fair Grounds
Electronics Park Transforms Into Landscape Dream
The Electronics Park project, built to house electronic equipment, will not become an arboretum but by planting over 500 trees on 155 acres the area will resemble a landscape artist's dream. Since last month, about 150 hardwood trees have been transplanted from woodland and nurseries within 65 miles, with evergreens and softwoods to follow.
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Electronics Park
General Electric
Markets at a Glance on Dec 6 New York
Stocks mixed as selected issues recover while bonds stay narrow and some rails slip. Cotton holds steady as commission houses cover positions.
Year end dividends and 1947 sales reports across firms
CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORP declares a year end dividend of 15 cents and 15 cents on common stock payable Jan 9 to stockholders of record Dec 22. KRESGE CO reports November sales of 25,709,768 dollars, up 1.2 percent from last year, with 11 month total 224,638,890 in 1947 up 5.9 percent. Murphy Co notes November sales of 10,921,500 dollars, up 7.8 percent, with 11 month total 98,755,135 up 6 percent. KINNEY CO reports November sales 2,739,000 dollars, up 4.6 percent, with 11 month total 28,049,000 up 0.8 percent.
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Sears
Ots Server Inc
Shell
Union
Simmons Co
Sinclair Oil
Sorony-Vacuum Hs
Uinern Poole
Southern
Sperry Corp
Anig
Stone & Webstells
Studebaker Corp
Ie Sun Chem
Sunray of Os
Swift & Co Ae Texas Co
Texas Gulf Sul
Tex Pac
Oil Timken-Det
Trans & Wert Air
Twenty-Fox
Tri-Cent Corp Bees
Union Bas & P
Union Oil Gas
Union Pacific
United Airs Lines
United Aircraft
United Corp
Ans
United Fruis Bass Ly
United Gas Im
United M & M
Abe da US
Univ. Pict
Vick Chem
Wy. Walworth Co
Ward Baking
Warner Bros Pi
Western Air
Westing Air Br
RL Hill Willys-Overland
Wilson & Co
Wricley Woolworth
B2 Corp
Jr Corp
Likennant
Sh & T
Zenith Radio
Kresge CO
GGC
Murphy Co
G. Br, Kinney CO
Grain futures quotes from Chicago market report
Chicago grain market reports no wheat. Corn prices listed for No 3 yellow No 4 and Sample grade with values around 2.40 to 2.53 per hundredweight. Oats and barley prices shown with mixed and feed categories and nominal field seed figures.
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Chicago
Callamer Enforces Driving Campaign in Collamer
A safety drive in Collamer led to Michael Mikus of Utica pleading guilty to speeding. Judge John Kolb fined him $75 after a deputy sheriff stopped the truck for exceeding the 35 mph limit by about 25 mph. Deputy Bruno Luczyski arrested Mikus for the violation.
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Callamer
Michael Mikus
Potter
Utica
John Kolb
Dewitt
Mikus
Bruno ‘Luczyski
Luzyski
Mirus
Snow and Fronts Patch New England to Great Lakes
Snow persisted over New England eastern New York central Pennsylvania the upper Midwest and northern Arizona with up to four inches in spots Rain fell in the lower Great Lakes region western Pennsylvania Oregon and southern Texas Fair conditions elsewhere AP wire photo notes warm fronts cold fronts stationary and occluded fronts with pressure systems moving east Isobars defined in miles per day and meteorologist Dr Maxwell predicts Syracuse five day forecast from 6 A M to 6 A M
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New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Upper Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Arizona
Upstate
Great Lakes
Oregon
Texas
Stocks Hover Near Recovery Amid Tax Selling Slump
In New York stocks edged toward a recovery on selective buying mainly by professionals. The market faced a setback from year end tax selling with several leaders under pressure. Transfers for two hours ran around 400000 shares as U S Steel General Motors and others remained resistant while Armour rose on its first dividend since 1937.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Boeing
Consolidated Edison
North American
Anaconda
Kennecott
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
Johns Manville
Phillips Petroleum
Armour
Pacific
Western
California
Dow Jones Averages Reports Mixed Close for December 6
Preliminary closing figures show Industrials at 175.74 down 0.36, Railroads 46.25 up 0.00, Utilities 32.65 up 0.03, Stocks 61.85 down 0.07, with total stock sales of 420 000 shares versus 390 000 last Saturday.
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Dow Jones
Regional Market Abundant Supplies Across Central New York
Regional Market reports ample stocks of fruits vegetables live and dressed poultry and erys to meet moderate retail and wholesale demand. Broilers sold 42 to 45 cents a pound shell popcorn wholesale 15 cents and retail 20 cents. Southern cabbage debuts at 4 to 4.25 per 50 pound bag. Twelve carloads received. Wholesale prices from 6 to 6:36 A.M. per New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Washington
Mass
Florida
Texas
California
Western
Anjon
Cuba
Crete
Golden Heart
Calif
Southern
Goa
South
Idaho
Canada
Bushe
Snow flurries and cold continue Syracuse area forecast
Weather bulletin for Eastern New York notes considerable cloudiness and wind with flurries inland today and tonight. Sunday expected fair with little temperature change. Tonight low around 15. Friday high 37 and low 20 with sunset at 4 50 and sunrise Sunday at 7 22. Record highs 63 in 1912 and 2 in 1940. Humidity at 6 30 PM 95 and 8 30 AM today 85.
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New York
Albany
Miami
Bingham
Atini
Boston
Montreal
Buffalo
New Orleans
York City
Chicao
Phila Gelbne
Clevela
Pillsburs
Des Moine
Rochester
Detroit
Galveston
Louis
Kansas City
Washington
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Binghamton
Inc
Onondaga
T. Ry Harrison
Syracuse Council
Charles Reigll
New York City
C. N. Nichols
National
Newe Warehouse
Lions Club
Andrews
Secea
P. D. Lascell
Hopkins Rd
Stock Exchange
Reel
York
Abbott Lab
Liggett Ae Myers
Lockheed
Airc Insily
Iissue Air
Alaska Juneau
Alleghany
Corp
Lorislard (P
Alleg Lad Ltd
SBM
En Industries
Mack
Chem
Stacy
Allied
Eee
Marshall
aYs Mevess
Rob
Monsante- Chem
Montgom
2Caturray Corp
Sieays Am -Mo& Fay
Leva Am
Ef & At Pow & O
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Newpt
Y Central
NY i & St Louis
N.Y Shipbudlain
L É&'S
Anaconda Coppe
North Amer Co
Armour & Cotale
Northern Pacific
Assad
Northwest
Ulira
Norwamas & RB
Atlas Corp
Ohio
Autocar
Bath
P& Reo
Param Pictures
Penney (Jc
Bell
Aire
Agi
OY Penn-Cent Air
Bendix Avia
Pennew
Penn RR
Aig
Pepsi-Cola
Beth Steel
Blaw-Knox Tree
Phelps Dodge
Boeing Airplane
Phila Elec
Philco Corp
Borden Co
Philip Morris
Borg-Warner
Phillips Pet
Braniff Airw
Rat
Pitt
Scr & Balt
Bridgeport Brass Te Ou
Briess
Bristol-Myers ” Va
Burne Mills
Radio-K-Orphaoe
Callahan &Lea' Ne
Repub Steel
Calumet & Hee Vue
Revere Cop
Rexall
Canad Pacific
Va Reynolds Tob
Carrier Corp
Richfield Oil
Caternil Tractor
Celanese Corp
St Joseph Leach
Celotex Corp
T.l San Fran
Cent Foundry
Stimegls Pap
Scott Paper
SP & Pao
Chrysler, Corp
BOM Cla. Finan
Coca-Cola
Colgate-Palm
Colum Br
Colum . Puid
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Crane Co
Crucible Steel
Curtis
Curtiss-Wright
Deere & Co
Ga del Lack & West
Detroit Edison
Dow Chem
Dresser Indust
Easle-Pich
Eastern Air L
Eastman Koda
el Power Lt
al Emer Rad.& Ph
Erie RR
Eversharp
Fairbanks Morse
Tel & Rad
Flintkote
Fruchauf. T
Gamewell Gair (Robert) Co
Gar Wood Ind
Gen Am Invest
Gen” Baking Oe
Ge Cable
Gen Cigar
Elec Oy
Gen Foods Beeen
Gen Mills
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Gen
Utilgar
Gen Ry Tenal
Gillette Saf
Gimbel Bros
Beache
Brew
Graham-Paise
Grant
Greyhound Corp
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Gulf Mobse One
Cp Iis
Hamil Watch
Hayes Mir
Hercules
Hilton Hotels
Houston Oi
Adson Motoriste
Ilinois Central
Indust Rayan Bonne
Ineér - Ranaoe
Steel O
Interlake Iron
Nt Harvester
Nick Can
Paper Ace
Ai T & Tel Ahi Ia
Jones & Li
Joy Mig « Vee
Kennecott Cop
Koppers Co Spare Oe
Laclede Gas Weae
Lehigh A&n
Lehigh Vai Coa
Corporation News
Chicago Grain
Maxwell
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Department of Commerce
Nas
Dr. Selby Maxwell
SYRAC
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Local Securities
Excelsior Insurance
Farmers & Traders
First National Bank of M
First, Trust & Deposit Co
See Corp
Ste
Lincon National Bank
Merchants National Bank
Nettieton Np
Oneida Ltd
ORS
Jonondara Potter
Butler
Merory
Solya
Syracuse Transit
SBI Acuse Trust
Mohawk
Ashy
Baumer
Will & Baumer Pf
Valley Dr
Seneca Tapk
Ray Wood
Lts
Virginia Barrett
Lovely Girls
Major Tones
Hammond Orran
Auroy
Miei
Tom Ass
Mischa Auer
Hollywood
Sam Traino
Dick Robinson
Orch
Cortland
Savoy
Fairmount Cor
TN Daa P
Anthony. Carl
Peter Barnell
Woeedlawn
Butternut Street
Happy Hanson
THE
Vagabonds
Olsen & Paridon
Stevens
Maven
Len Edem
Abel Barbato
Weepe
Salina ST
Loew’s
Roderick
Mantius St
East
Tgp
Spese
Mettydale
Lemoyne Ave
Mattydale
ALL Legal
Heidelberg
GRIEE
North Townsend St. Corner
Paul Firenze
Carl Mano
Norm Colman
Ranouets
Partice
PAM
PAM. Co
Johnny Francher
Ving Jammers
Stu Ellison
Tony Piazza
Sparhetti
Far East
BaldwinsviLle Road
Cold Springs
Shavan
E. Manlius ST
Well Aera
Plaza Grill
Genesee St
Dian Rael
Friendly Restaurant
South West St
Galuppi
Burnet Ave
Anthony Galuppi
Mgr
Emerson Grill
Exterson Avz
Berr Ee
Huey
Hein
Lou
Frombone
George
Bill
Jhs
George McNaughton
Jack Knudsen
Dick Bradley
Stan
Starlight
U.S. Weather Bureau
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