Dewey Wins New York Gubernatorial Race by 687,151
New York Governor Dewey achieved a record 687,151 vote margin over James Mead as final canvass shows Dewey with 2,825,633 votes, the largest majority for a NY governor. Mead total 2,138,482. Lehman, Ives, Donovan figures noted with party splits and coalitions.
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Albany
Dewey
U.S
James M. Mead
New York
State Board of Convassers
Aze
Mead
American Labor Party
Herbert H
Soan
Ishman
Irving M. Ives
Lea
Ives
Republian
Lehman
Downy
Rurning
Lahman
Franklin’ D. Roosevelt
Hosest
William J. Donovan
Trogsevelt
Charles H. Tuttle
Tutte
Joe R. Hanley
Deway
Hanley
Erastus Corning
Frank C Moore
Spencer C. Young
Robert Thompson
Moore
Young
U S Bishop Says War Avoidable If Democracy Works
Methodist Bishop Bromley Oxnam told the Methodist board of missions that the United States can avoid a third world war if Americans use their freedom to build a just society and pursue a tolerant foreign policy toward Russia. The board backed resolutions urging U S and Russian troop withdrawals from Korea and supporting Palestinian aspirations as part of a peace approach.
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Hill Falls
United States
Bromley Oxnam
New York
Methodist Board of Missions and Church Extension
Russia
Korea
Tt Aise
Palestine
Campbell Lawyer Spars on Identification Justice
Robert Dari, a New York attorney famed for the Campbells case of mistaken identity, spoke to Syracuse University law students on Friday. He praised judicial supervision of identification to prevent wrongful convictions, noting that many innocent people are convicted and imprisoned more often than the public and prosecutors realize. He cited Dari's investigations that led to Bertema Campbell's release from Sing Sing after five years for a sorcery crime.
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Syracuse University Law, Athool
Robert Dari
New York
Campbells
Dari
Bertema Campbell
Sing Sing
Law
Railways advocate urges public attention at Syracuse lecture
Dr. Lillcox tested the value of railways at Syracuse University Friday. Lewis K. Sellcox, vice president of the New York Air Brake Company, spoke and urged that it is absolutely necessary for the importance of railways to be understood appreciated and effectively used by the public at large.
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Syracuse University
Musical Comedy Honors H. R. Eaton at Lincoln Auditorium
A Friday night musical comedy titled Variety Liberet Show was staged in Lincoln auditorium. The production honored Hal S. Eaton principal of Central High School who will retire in June. The cast included 35 alumni from previous reviews with singers and dancers, assisted by a 75 member chorus from service clubs. Jack Hogan’s orchestra provided the music.
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Rummage Shop Aids Charities With Bargains And Offerings
The Rummage Shop at 809 West Genesee operates as a charity and customer staple, offering a wide range of items from cooking utensils to oil paintings. Popular requests include playing cards and golf clubs, while furniture, clothing, toys, and household goods fill shelves. Proceeds support University Hospital Syracuse General Hospital and local groups. the shop marked its 25th anniversary with about 20,000 dollars yearly gross. Miss Hazel Stickley manages operations and accepts donations from committees and member organizations.
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Market Prices Shown For Produce and Poultry Trade
Market notes from Selanee region show wholesale prices and demand across meats fruits and vegetables. Items include beef turkey apples and grapes with weights and boxes noted and price ranges from 33 to 50 cents for various products. the report lists suppliers and regional markets alongside general demand trends and weather influence on sales.
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Youth Given Jugge in Engle Trial at Columbus
The court heard arguments in Engle case involving alleged murder during an attempted rape. Prosecutor Chauncy Lewcomer urged the death penalty, asserting the motive and danger of the defendant while defense cited lack of irresistible impulse. Accused Engle faced second count changes. several co defendants like Maxwell, Bavmann, Edmund, and Savard are mentioned in proceedings.
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Engle
Bryar's
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Bavmann
Edmund
Hi Savard
Lassistant
Chauncéy Lewcomer
Abéranally
Trains Return to Normal After Coal Shortage Strike
New York offices in Syracuse report passenger service restored to pre strike levels and freight locomotive operations resumed. The coal supply, strained during the miners’ walkout, is returning to normal as workers recalled from layoff and crews rehired.
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Real Estate Racket Charged Over VA Appraisals
At an Onondaga Hotel gathering of about 100 area real estate dealers and bankers, officials claimed property appraising for GI loans has degenerated into a racket. The meeting discussed replacing the appraisal system with a legally designated panel rather than a selected one. Syracuse VA sub regional office plans expansion into a full regional office by year’s start. Speakers included M. A. Shaughnessy of Syracuse and Joseph F. Murphy of Albany, with Robert J. Consh of Syracuse presiding.
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Bultnla
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Syracuse. VA
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Syracuse
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Albany
Federal Housing” Administration
Robert ‘J. Consh
New York State “Association “of Real Estate Boards
Mayor's Secretary Turns Interpreter for Krakow Letter
The mayor's secretary translated a Krakow letter received by Mayor Costello. Theodore Kucz, 43, appealed for shoes and clothing for his four children, stating health issues from captivity and that relatives were murdered by Germans. The letter was given to Tracy Ku Jones, director of the mayor's clothing committee.
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Theft false alarm as car vanishes down Onondaga street
Harold Welch, manager of the Onondaga County Sanatorium, reports an alarm after seeing a car stolen near Hotel Onondaga Friday night. Robert T. Casey Jr., the presumed driver, believed he was in his father’s car and thought the vehicle belonged to another.
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Onondaga
San‘atorium
Robert T.’ Casey
Welch's
Lamson declares tio dividends in Delaware firm
Lamson Corp. of Delaware announced on Friday in New York City the declaration of a preferred stock dividend at an annual rate covering June 1 to November 30 and a common stock dividend of 45 cents per share payable December 27 with a record date of December 20.
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Lamson Corp
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City to save on transmitter lease costs
City of Savannah to lease 5300 General Electric PM transmitter from Lixough Gould-Farmer Inc for track divisions at no charge. City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts reports the arrangement will save the city from buying a transmitter valued around 5800, offering an indefinite lease period.
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Surprise Birthday Tribute At Smith School
Teachers at Smith Schools honored Mr. Kidd director Donaki Kidd with a surprise birthday party during lunch in the new dining room. Principal Lang arranged the visit, a cake center stage, and gifts including a pipe as colleagues toasted the popular educator.
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Edward Lang
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W. Smith Technical and
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Tile Kane
Grange Demands Unemployment Benefit Rules Reform
Saratoga Springs reports the New York State Grange urging changes to unemployment insurance so benefits are denied when capable labor exists. The four day 74th annual convention also backed cuts in federal grain allotments, earlier closing with votes on military training and labor court ideas. A later Albany deed recorded a 1841 land sale of 100 acres in Knox.
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Albany County
Knox
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Mary Williamson
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VFW Post Dance at PLAV Hall Tonight
Veterans of Foreign Wars Cecil E. Albright Post hosts a public dance tonight from 3 to 1 at the PLAV Hall 1202 W Genekon. Featured vocalist Josephine LoBelle with Gene DeCirce’s orchestra. proceeds go to the post general fund.
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Genekon
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LoBello
Gene DeCirce
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Henry” Honackl
Alcoholics Anonymous to Describe Treatment at Eastwood Group Meeting
AA members will describe the treatment of alcoholism at a public meeting Sunday. The Eastwood Group of Alcoholics Anonymous will host the forum in Blessed Street School Hall at 1527 James Street.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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