Plans for Hoover Commission findings outlined for Syracuse women
Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs heard Jerome Barnum discuss 15 major bills set for January when Congress reconvenes. Bills aim to reform post office operations modernize fiscal procedures and overhaul government personnel system with reorganizations in Commerce Treasury Interior and medical departments. Mario Rossi outlined City Hall admin changes to be studied and executed orderly with open information and radio updates from Mayor-elect Corcoran.
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Skippy Missing From Valley Drive Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Edward Surlock of 810 Valley Drive reported their police dog Skippy missing after she was let out by Mrs Surlock around 10 PM. Local residents recall strange whistling and searching for the dog the next morning as Edgy Surlock, a Loblaw Grocerteria driver, checked area while on rounds.
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Edgy) Surlock
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First drive in theater built near Camden in 1933
Records indicate the first drive in motion picture theater was built near Camden North Dakota in 1933.
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City Jobs From Page One
Corcoran plans to retain most Republican department heads while appointing Harmon to a top post as politics of retrenchment shape the city. Richardson, a Syracuse native and lawyer, would lead a team including several counsel and remain active in local bar associations. Harmon, an Iowa native and industrialist, brings long service at Lennox Furnace Co and World War II experience to the administration.
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Marine receives probation for petty larceny and burglary links
Pfc Bruce Ty Lints, 19, of 2832 S. Salina, was placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to petty larceny. Judge Leo W. Bried ordered restitution of 123 dollars and sent him back to Camp Lejeune, N C, noting alleged June burglaries with companions.
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Man Gets Six Months For Store Theft
J G O M N J B O Y L E, 49, without a home, pleaded guilty in Police Court to petty larceny and drew six months at Jamesville Penitentiary. He admitted stealing 14 women's scarves from Dey Brothers' yesterday and was arrested by Patrolman John O S h e a h and Frederick Scharoun.
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J. Boyle
Jamesville Penitentiary
William S H. Bamerick
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John O'Sheal
Frederick Scharoun
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