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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
3
Syracuse University emergency housing work stalls due to state aid shortages. The State Housing Agency plans a new budget for January and contingency fund transfers may unlock funds soon. The L0 story addition to Sims Hall faces delay from a coal strike reducing steel supply, with foundations in place and possible post year completion.
The Title Bank and Trust Company in Philadelphia hires four women as service girls to greet customers on the banking floor, adding a touch of glamour to the bank's public image. The move signals a shift in traditional bank staff roles and customer service approach in the city.
Central High School Music Club stages Variety Street Alumni Friday in Linco Auditorium. Director Clifford W. Walsh with James Harrison, Yvonne Logan and Helen Russell assist. About 300 performers including Francis Smith, Patricia Stosink, Marion Jackles and Ruth Morrow, with guitar, banjo, dance duels and an accompanying orchestra.
Doris Kyser told police a man who viewed an upper fur furnished flat at 330 W Taylor St stole a $100 diamond ring from a dresser top last Saturday. He later admitted the theft, gave his name and address, promised to return the ring, but did not. A description was provided.
Mrs. Ethel Nieson appeared at her apartment on 615 James Street early Wednesday night, startling a would be burglar and interrupting what could have been a burglary. Her timely return prompted the intruder to flee.
Mrs Nieson told Patrolman Hart that a man entered her apartment through a bathroom window. Her scream deterred the intruder who fled, leaped from a first floor roof to the ground, and was last seen running toward E Willowst. The intruder forced the bathroom window for admittance. nothing was taken.
Police confiscated a fourth slot machine in as many days after a restaurant complaint. Arthur M. Swank pleaded guilty to possessing a gambling device and was fined $50. An inquest into Donald R. Green death ruled heart failure contributed by acute alcoholism or exposure.
Santa sketches a hand loom virgin wool scarf with hounds tooth pattern in wine and grey blue and grey yellow and grey orange and brown round the clock circle. The note reads as a fashion teaser highlighting colorways and artisan craft.
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