Gunman on Syracuse roof after store hold up identified
Police say Brown, once thought to be LaVoies, admitted his true identity after clerical errors and questioning. The 15 year old held up Block's Cut-Rate Clothing, 331 James St, getting about $193. He fired about a dozen shots with no injuries.
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Brown
LaVoies
Robert LaVoies
Camillus
Robert Lavoie
Stafford Av
Syracuse University
Schoeneck
E. Willow St
James St
Albany
Kings Park
Hospital
Syracuse
Marcy
Glens Falls
Clothing Workers Pension Boosted in New Accord
In New York a pact between union and management raises monthly pension payments for men and boys in the clothing industry by 204 dollars. At age 65 workers will receive about 100 dollars monthly, up from around 80 previously. The agreement covers about 150,000 workers and uses a $35 million fund without extra industry contributions.
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New York
INS
Clothing Manufacturers Association of the
U.S.A
C.I.O Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Four Aye Rescued As Yacht Sinks
NORFOLK Va UP four persons were rescued from the yacht Matilda minutes before it sank in heavy seas in Chesapeake Bay. The Smith Point light station near Reedsville and the coast and geodetic survey boat Stirni picked up the Matildas first distress message around 1 AM and sent boats to help. The light station boat took the four occupants off safely as the 66 foot yachts decks were awash.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
Smith Point
Reedsville
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Stirni
Rex Beach Pioneer of Alaska and Florida Ranching
Rex Beach, native of Michigan who moved to Tampa, built cattle empires in Avon Park Fort Myers and near Indiantown. A Rollins College alumnus and former Rollins Alumni president, he wrote adventure novels inspired by Alaska and Texas oil fields. Beach married Edith Crater, lived at Topside Ardsley-on-Hudson then a Sebring ranch, and his works include The Spoilers and The Barier.
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Avon Park
Fort Myers
Indiantown
Reich
Michigan
Tampa
Rollins College
Winter Park
Rollins Alumni Association
Mr. Beach
Alaska
Jack Londons
O. Henry
London
S.S. McClure
McClure
Chicago
Victor Hugo
North
Edith Crater
Ardsley-on-Hudson
N. Y
Sebring
Texas
Beach
Authors’ League of America
Typo Triggers Unita Investigation Amid Stalin Birthday Flap
In Rome a typographical error in Unita publicized Stalin birthday as a great enslavement. The Communist paper recalled most copies. editors meant it to read great event. Investigation targets nearly all staff.
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Rome
Unita
Stalin Avil
New England Vacation Trade Set For Record 1949 Harvest
The New England Council projects a record 4.9 billion dollar harvest from the lucrative vacation business in New England in 1949. The forecast highlights strong gains across tourism and related services, signaling a booming regional travel economy.
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Boston
New England
New England Council
Boys Die in Fire Near Marton in Wayne County
One year old Bruce Herrick and his five year old brother Royal perished in a late night house fire. The children were asleep in their bed as parents were out when the frame building burned east of Marton Wayne County. No cause had been determined.
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Marton
Bruce Herrick
Royal
Leabin
Wayne County
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Iroh
Intervier
Syracuse Glove Factory
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Gordon
Ouani
TNE USA
THE
Distillers Company
Linden New Jersey
Gordon'’S Dry Gin Co., Ltd
Linden, N. J
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Urs
Streller
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Taylor
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