Woman Sues Syracuse Contractors for Injury in Roadside Incident
Mee Gesunde F. Marsden sues Syracuse Constructors Inc and others claiming negligence after a car collision on Grant Street in the 1300 block. Marsden, aided by Albers Oversten, says a wing shield shattered her head when the car halted suddenly amid dirt pavement while another vehicle allegedly traveled faster. The defense via Arthur W. Asen argues no fault by the contractor and cites no obstacle to driving.
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F. Marsden
Stewart
Syracuse
Marsdén
Marsden
Albers Qversten
Caugh
Marian Moone
Jordan
Grant Bli
Ing
Waters
Arthur W. Asen
Sax Otter
Ats
School Bus Stop Rules Cited In Motor Vehicle Bureau Notice
The Onundan County Motor Vehicle Bureau prepared a public alert after a case by Robert G. Wase regarding motorists failing to stop for school buses. The notice reminds drivers that passings are prohibited while a bus is stopped to load or unload passengers and only allowed when the bus resumes motion or is signaled to proceed. The new metal tag and registration system begin January 1 following distribution tomorrow.
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Onundan
Two Plead Guilty In Thefts at Store
William J. Brandt and Andra Voursuas pleaded guilty in County Court to conspiracy and grand larceny. Judge Leo W. Breed remanded them to county jail for sentence later after earlier pleas of innocent and a prior arrest at the store on November 5th. The proprietor John F. Breischer found them in the store early, with Brandt alleged to have supplied goods at cut rates to Voutsinas for resale locally.
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William J. Brandt
Grant Blvd
Meac Cutter
Andra Voursuas
Momtromersst
Reataurant
Leo WW. Breed
John F. Xreischer
Eviction Orders Signed in Cooperstown Court
Mrs. Claire Stewart of Cooperstown and Paul Steere of Fig Cruek reportedly wed in Richfield Springs chapel with family present. The article notes eviction orders by agreement signed in Sogt court, related to alterations at residence. addresses include 311 Tompking St and Fly Creek, with several named parties and a self occupancy claim.
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Nathan Angelo
Ponto
Ta House
Tony Gondexevices
Arthur WW. Pennett
Tompking St
Gaude H. Ferris Eviers
William Hroge Soma
Ransay
Cooperstown
Claire J Stewart
Paul Steere
Fig Cruek
James Sollin
Sresby
Marcellus
Forterian Chapel
Richfeld Springs
Penderick Fraser
Stiere
Clinton Robinson
Richfield Springs
Fly Creek
Rebertar
Wonton
Ton ‘Dre
Driver Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Cortland Incident
Raymond F. Shimmer, 75, of 22 Washington St, was fined after a cab ride mishap spilled into public view. He faced charges of disorderly conduct and improper behavior at his car, with authorities noting his intoxicated condition as a factor.
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Foved
Co op Pushes Oleo Tax End Ban Color Oleo Debate
The Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency urged ending all taxes on oleo production and sale and banning color oleo. A large Syracuse meeting adopted a resolution sent to Warren Lawley of the New York Farm Bureau Federation. The convention elected 12 directors for three-year terms and drew about 451 representatives from 44 cooperatives.
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Warren Lawley
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Ni J
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Arguingas Toa
Ald
Secretary of Agriculture
Willy Whim
New York State
Leon A. Chapin
Guilty Plea Recorded In Local Assault Case
Myron Moores, 23, of 115 Wy Highter, pleaded guilty in Polico Courthix court before Judge Wiltam HW Bainebick. He was ordered held for sentence. Moores faced charges related to assault on Manilion Longe of Providence.
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Aasual Myron Moores
Highter
Polico
Wiltam HW. Bainebick
Thurstar Moores
Manilion Longe
Providence
Marunall
Northwestern Wildcats Ready for Pasadena Rose Bowl Date
Northwestern prepares for a Rose Bowl showdown with undefeated California in Pasadena on January 1. The squad of 45, boosted by Dick Flowers return from knee injury, continues daily practice in anticipation of the game.
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Wolil Aig
Wildcats
Swantena
Binokalde Parle Takey
Meeting Postponed by New York Chamber of Commerce
A scheduled meeting of the organization for New York State was postponed to a later date. Robert Soule, president of the Chamber of Commerce and member of the commission, announced the postponement today.
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New York
Ion
Robert Soule
Chamber of Commerce
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Crucible To Pay $1 Million Back Wages Under War Board Plan
Crucible Steel Company of America will pay about $700,300 to workers at its Syeacwe plant under a wage equity program. Ray A. Schneid announced the plan, citing a War Labor Board directive of November 25, 1944, and negotiations with the United Steel Workers. Payments will be made by check at the plant, with a standard rate system similar to other industry payouts. The article also notes baseball statistics from Cleveland and New York, including Bob Lemon and other players, but these details are contextually unrelated to the wage agreement.
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Crucible Steal Company of America
Ray A. Schneid
Chaager
Mass Mit
Wats
War Labor Board
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United Steel Workers of America
Clevelands
Bes
Slevaland
Bob Lemon
Sutielder
Lemon
Tyne
Beaveden
Detroit
With &Ecord
News Touser
Bob Wellak
Cleveland
Teaneaate Lemon
Munnerup
Toe Page
New York
Santee
Bearden Tops Hurler Ranks In 1948 American League
Rookie Gene Bearden of Cleveland dominates pitching chatter as he delivers a flawless debut season heading toward an early lead in the American League. The young right hander from the farm system has captured attention with steady control and standout starts in the early campaign.
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Chicago
Gene
Bearden
Cleveland
Jan Letts
Artis
Stocks Roll Downhill in Mixed Trading on Wall Street
The market drifted lower with much of the list slipping as investors digested news of dividends and corporate actions. Barnsdall rose on an announced investment, while Detcon and several industrials plus aircrafts showed gains, offset by declines in American Telephone and other major names.
Phillips PTA to Present Program and Federal Job Exams
Phillips PTA announces a program at Vain Street School featuring a Christmas pageant The event will include a division on Federal jobs exams announced by John Ashe local secretary to the Civil Service Commission Tests will cover engineering physics and labor mediation with salaries ranging from 548 400 to 61005 per year Applications must be filed by January 5 and Ashe provides further information
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Civil Service Commission
Fylton
Yacan Street
New
New Ihe of the School’s D-T.a, Organizore
New Jersey
Starwing Salvation
Frances Forrest
Dane
Jing
Washington
Tb,c
Nwill
Ashe Ashe Federal
Oswego Births Reported With Local Family Details
Oswego area births list several newborns with families living in Oswego and nearby. Names include Mr. and Mrs Witham Sebrit, Mrs and Mrs. Claro Rusa, Kenneth Waldron, Kern Te Mn, Steinem, and Notson Moly, with addresses such as R D 3 Oswego 6 Catherine St 247 Syracuse Ave and 812 W Senecast. The brief notes reflect routine hospital birth announcements from the Oswego-Ryehlicine area.
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Ryeehic
Yero Hospital
Witham Sebrit
R.D
Oswero
Claro Rusa
Catherine St
Kenneth
Waldron
Sterling
SonsonPo Kern Te Mn
Steinem
D. G. Dewegn
Notson Moly
Durocher to plead not guilty in Chicago hearing
Baseball commissioner reports Leo Durocher will plead not guilty at a closed hearing in Chicago over alleged tampering while with the Giants and the case involves Freddie Fitzsimmons. Chanler says the manager has shown leniency but is not mean.
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A. EB
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Chandler
Leo
Krocher
Brost
Lippy Leo
Hagar
Freddie Pitysimmons
Boston Braves
Chanler
Jeni
Speareball
Chanter
Afl
Jian Burocher
Yeokon
Omiisioner
Ghandler
Durocher
Durseher
Fitzsimmons
Hearks
Edgar Weeley
Durander
Industrial Bank Declares 25 Cent Dividend
The Tigislival Bank in Central New York announces a 25 cent per share dividend on its $10 par value stock. Records as of December 13 will receive payment on December 2. President Ry Bentley confirms the declaration.
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Tigislival Bank
New York
Han Hon
T He Bank
Ings
Amina Vts
Aenifing
Wieron Ry Bentley
Lake City C E S Elects Officers At Meeting
Mrs Julia Devan presided as matron of the Lake City chapter Order of Tas Hen Sta during a recent meeting at the Temple. Officers selected include John Davies worthy patron Mrs Dorothy McKinley secretary and Mrs Gladys Massey conductor with Jenn McLviiy and Mes Td Sceeper named for three year terms. Installation ceremonies set for next month.
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Julia Devan
Lake City
Order of Tas
Maconle ‘Temple
Jenn McLviiy
Agsociale
Mes
Td Sceeper
Teystey
Henry Ford Leads Laymen's Fellowship Election
Henry Ford has been elected president of the Laymen's Fellowship of First Congregational Church. Other officers include A Clarence Haenlin as vice president, Tibert Case as secretary, and Playa Bill as treasurer.
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Henry Ford
Fulton
First Congregational Church
A. Clarence Haenlin
Tobert Case
Playa Bill
Weather by Wirephoto New England Rain and Great Lakes Snow
Scattered rain fell over New England with snow along the southern shore of the Great Lakes. The east coast from southern New England remained fair with mild temperatures. Cloudy skies with rain chances in the Ohio Valley and the southern Great Plains. Forecasts from the Syracuse Weather Bureau predict milder temperatures and varied precipitation into Sunday.
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Ohio Valley
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Syracuse Area Weather Forecast Update
Weather Bureau forecast for the Syracuse area calls for colder air tonight and tomorrow. Low temperatures expected around 21 degrees with clear to partly cloudy skies and light winds.
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Maxell
Syracuse
Funeral Thursday for Mrs. Margaret Bovay Sian
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Bovay Sian 73 who died Sunday night at her Saratoga Springs home will be held Thursday at 3 30 AM at Holt Family Catholic Church. The interment will be at Ste War's Cemetery. LeRoy Bovay is listed as her survivor.
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Margaret Bovay Sian
Saratoga Springs
LeRoy Bovay
Pits
Holt Family Catholic
Butte
Ste War's
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