City Considers Radio-Phone Service Bid
City engineer Nelson F Pitts studies a New York Telephone Co proposal to replace the current police and city radio-telephone system. Officials cited cost at 30670 annually and timing unsure with state police to receive service next summer. Benefits include in-car access from any phone and improved secrecy against shortwave interception.
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Nelson F. Pitts
New York Telephone Co
Ray Johnson
Pitts
Pitta
Pius
Loew's Syracuse Employees Awarded Service Medals
Nine Loew's theater staff in Syracuse received service medals for more than ten years at the annual Christmas party at McDougald's restaurant. Charles E. Kurtzman announced 137 total years of service among nine recipients including Steves, Rau, Boyd, Scarfe, Kennar, Meany, Hubbard, Legiecki, and Sutton.
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LEO Seles -Sion
Loew
Syracuse
Mcdauga’s
Charles* E. Kurtzman
Lowe's
Julion
Kurtzman
George F.steves
Oscar Rau
Louis R. Boyd
Walter I. Scarfe
Howard V. Kennar
William P. Meany
Clinton D. Hubbard
Katherine Legiecki
Malcolm A. Sutton
Tools Stolen From Parked Truck In New York State
Police investigate theft of a canvas bag containing about 20 tools from a New York Telephone Co. truck parked at unidentified location. Driver David Henes reported the bag valued at $20.
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New York Telephone Co
Fayette and
Professor Lear to Pass Winter in Florida
Prof Fred R Lear and Mrs Lear arrive in Melbourne Florida to spend the winter. He is a faculty member of the Syracuse University School of Architecture and is on leave for the season. The couple will reside at Midway Colony Melbourne until May 1 when they plan to return to Syracuse. Mrs Lear will resume duties as president of Chi Omega Corp upon their return.
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Fred R. Lear
Lear
Ackerman Av
Melbourne
Fla
Ithe
Syta‘couse ‘University
Wall St
Midway Colony
Syracuse
Chi Omega Corp
County Veterans Postpone Meeting to January 16
The Onondaga County Veterans Council meeting to nominate officers for the coming year has been postponed from tonight until January 16. The delay was due to the absence from the city of Walter Bligh, current commander.
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Onondaga County
Walter Bligh
The New Retractable Eversharp Pen Ad
A vintage ad touts the Eversharp retractable pen in solid gold priced at 100.00 plus tax. It highlights the pen’s ball point writing on any surface without refilling or leaking and features a click retract mechanism with no cap to remove. Satisfaction guaranteed forever. Also mentions Sheila Lynn frocks on the second floor.
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Eversharp Family
Eversharp CA
Eversharp
Walsh Plan Defers Use of Local Psychiatric Hospital
Judge Homer V Walsh seeks state action to use the local psychiatric hospital as an alcohol screening center. Dr Frederick MacCurdy, commissioner, says the issue involves broader health concerns and has been referred to the State Health Preparedness Commission.
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Homer V. Walsh
New ‘York
Psychopathic
Frederick MacCuray
Hing
Health Preparedness Commission
Walsh
MacCurdy
Judge Walsh
Elder Pleads Not Guilty to Second Degree Rape
Fered Elder, 36, of 1926 South Avenue, appeared before Judge Leo W. Breedin in County Court today and pleaded not guilty to a second degree rape charge. The case proceeded with standard arraignment procedures.
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Fered Elder
South Av
Leo W
Breedin County
The Charm of England in Bond Street by Yardley
An advertisement extols Yardley products, claiming lasting charm of England in scents for skin and fur. It presents Bond Street as the chic source for refined fragrances and cosmetics.
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England
Bond Street
Yardley
Hollywood
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Prof. Lear
Florida
C.A. Pen
Sheila Lynn
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