Empire State Travel Association urges $350000 for state advertising
The Empire State Travel Association urged the Legislature and Governor Lehman to appropriate 350000 for state advertising of recreational facilities for the new fiscal year. The group argues such funding would draw tourist traffic to New York and yield large dividends, noting European travel will shift to the United States. The resolution, signed by H M Day and Harry R Melone, asks the Bureau of State Publicity to receive the funds as advertising only and plans a permanent organization to be formalized at a December Utica meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Travel Association
Mater Sf
Californias
New York State
United States
Bureau of State Publicity
Vand
Day R
Utica
Father Joyce Speaks to Holy Name Society Meeting
The Rev. Francis P. Joyce, retired army chaplain, will address the Holy Name Society of St. John the Baptist Church in the school hall at 8 P.M. Daniel Gorman, president, said this is the final meeting of the year with the fiscal report to be discussed. Elections of officers will be held and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis P. Joyce
Holy Name Society of St. John the Baptist ‘Church
Daniel Gorman
Society
Stars of Stage and Radio In Little Theater Benefit
Syracuse actors and radio stars join a charity show at Lincoln Auditorium Central High School to raise funds for the Old Newsboys Christmas Toy Fund. Mayor Marvin will speak. acts include Debt Taxes a sign day and The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet with vocal and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Little Theater
Syracuse
Lincoln Auditorium
Central High School
A. A. Shaffer
Little Theater Group
Rolland B. Marvin
Benjamin Sweet
Fred Jeske
WSYR
Trude Wolff
Victor Miller
Nel Blake
Syracuse Ill trial postponed amid illness and manslaughter charges
Judge Rent postponed the County Court term to January 23 due to the illness of Alfred L. Patouillat. Syracuse man Patouillat faces manslaughter charges for a fatal car collision that killed Claude Dellow of Dryden. Verna Matvias of Syracuse also faces criminal negligence charges and is to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Willard M. Rent
Alfred L. Patouil-lat
Syracuse
Claude Dellow
Dryden
Fayetteville Man Pleads Guilty To Fraudulent Check Charge
Richard H. Smith 29 of 312 High Bridge Street Fayetteville pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Tom Davis to passing a fraudulent $10 check. He was ordered to pay a $25 fine or serve 253 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Smith
High Bridge Street
Fayetteville
Justice of the Peace
Tom Davis
Dora Warren Testifies in Extortion Case Against Kress
Dora Warren described payments to sustain her disorderly house operation after Kress took office in 1938. She said weekly dues of 50 and monthly installments of 200 to associates and campaign figures financed by contributions to Kress. She recalled a raid and a $100 fine during Sheriff Kress’s tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Dora Warren
Charles W. Kress
Harold A. Baylor
Mr. Kress
John J. Cucci
Dose Welkamaes
Tiatt Daylor
Joseph J. Zverblis
Walter Bell
Wall Street
Bell
Baylor
Kress
Broome County
Warren
Richard P. Byrne
Court Street
Woman in taxi business testimony tied to city officials
A Warren woman testified about theft in July 1998 and the publicity that followed causing her to leave the taxi business. She recalled Baylor and Kress urging consolidation to one location in October 1935 and described efforts to reopen on Myrtle Avenue despite tenant complaints. Prosecutors suggested mayoral influence over the vice squad in the related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. McAvey
Baylor
Kress
Pera
Myrtle Avenue
Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.Y
Travel Association
Father Joyce
Holy Name Group
Old Newsboys’ Toy Fund
Syracusan Ill
Alfred L. Patouillat
Lincoln's
PHOTO
Ieee ES
el Stoo
Ohio
Ana
Abel
Maryland
Burley
Bright