Reckless Driving Fine Issued in City Court
Cellus Street was fined $25 by Judge Harry H. Farmer in Traffic Court today after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Honacki received a summons after his vehicle struck the parked car of Robert Kocher of 620 Tomkins Street and a Syracuse Transit Corporation bus in the SO0 block of Park Street.
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Cellus Street
Harry H. Farmer
Tratfic i
Honacki
Robert Kocher
Tomkins Street
Park Street
Syracuse Transit Corporation
November Save-a-Life Campaign Shows City Pedestrian Fatalities
Walter L. Fox of the Chamber of Commerce safety division notes Syracuse’s November traffic deaths fell to three with all three fatalities being pedestrians. He credits cautious behavior amid a tough weather pattern and an ongoing safety drive, while warning that later enforcement and education are still needed.
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William L. Fitts
Herald-Journal
Highway Safety Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Walter L. Fox
Syracuse
Red Cross safety speakers to headline Syracuse conference
Safety experts from the American Red Cross join regional leaders for a full day conference at the Onondaga Hotel. Richard W. Thrush will address first aid and life saving during lunch, with sessions on water safety and home and farm accident prevention. Local officials chair forums and welcome delegates from 39 chapters.
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Richard W. Thrush
American Red Cross
Red Cross
andEastern New York
Syracuse andOnondaga County
Onondaga Hotel
Thrush
Harold H. McBride
David Gildea
Syracuse
Hugh Campbell
First Aid
Elsworth C. Reamon
W. L. Fox
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
John Dunn
Fox
Mr. Dunn
Evelyn Stults
iChapter
Frank R. Hoercher
George O. Durney
Robert C. Schwarz
Buffalo
Guest Of Teachers Dinner Set With Ruth Owen Speaker
Arrangements for the Syracuse Teachers Association dinner at Hotel Syracuse are complete. Ruth Bryan Owen will be principal speaker. Miss Gladys Caudle of Nichols School chairs the dinner committee. Mrs Owen known as Mrs Borga Rohde is an international orator with a noted book on public speaking. She has wartime and congressional experience contributing to her speaking material.
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Syracuse Teachers’ Association
Syracuse
Ruth Bryan Owen
Gladys Caudle
Nichols School
Owen
Borga Rohde
Holy Land
London
Congress
Miss Julia Ryan Fractures Wrist After West Genesee Slip
Miss Julia A. Ryan supervisor from the Seventh Ward fell on an icy sidewalk on West Genesee Street near Lowell paige. She suffered fractures of two bones in her left wrist and was taken to University Hospital for setting before being confined to her home at 823 Willis Avenue. She was placed in a cast and soon on the road to recovery.
First Woman Diplomat Honored in Congressional District Record
A leading female figure, member of the foreign affairs committee, became the first woman sent to the interparliamentary Union in London. She served on the University of Miami board of regents and faculty, and was named minister plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary to Denmark, achieving America's first woman diplomat distinction.
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Foreign Affairs
Interparliamentary Union
London
Board of Regents
University of Miami
Denmark
America
Pleads Not Guilty To Larceny Charge
Robert J. Janick of 703 Kirkpatrick Street pleaded not guilty in Police Court to petty larceny alleged by McKesson & Robbins. The firm, where he formerly drove a truck, says he stole 6.82 dollars in merchandise. Bail set at 500 dollars. hearing on Saturday.
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Robert J. Janick
Kirkpatrick Street
McKesson & Robbins
Homer W. Walsh
New Federal State Milk Marketing Order Awaits Issuance
The Department of Agriculture will issue a new milk marketing order governing shipments to New York City tomorrow or Wednesday. The Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency and allied groups plan meetings to discuss the order. Farmers shipping to the metropolitan market are to vote on the order before December 18.
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New York City
Department of Agriculture
Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Ppoducers Bargaining Agency
Onondaga Hotel
Navy awards GE locomotive and generator contracts
The Navy Department announces two contracts with General Electric Company of Schenectady. One is for 128,425 dollars for locomotives and the other for 11,874 dollars for generators.
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Special Dispatch
Washington
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Navy Department
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Washington Irving
Syracuse Ministers Association
Ashton
National Safety Council
Lester M. Browde
Serera J In
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Cearelle
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