Frigid cash stolen from De Ross Thompson store
A break in at 307 South Ave led to the theft of about $7,000 in cash from a freezer safe. Suspects used a long bar to pry doors open and accessed the deep freeze to seize the money. Detective Finzin Mursella of the Syracuse Police noted the motive appeared tied to the store’s cash handling. Thompson reported he kept most cash on hand for customer check cashing on Thursdays through Saturdays and had no theft insurance.
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de Ross Thompson
South Ave
Meg. Thompson
Veno
Tallman St
de Puller
Finzin Mursella
Syracuse Police Department
Sab
Thompson
Jorge
Enyuna
Victor McNett
Aberiathe
Florin Muesulo Lespeet
Murgallo
Mongy
29 000 City Pupils Begin Holiday Recess
Rhythm of Christmas fills city schools as 29 000 pupils start break. About 19 000 elementary pupils finish pre holiday activities at noon while 10 000 junior and senior high students begin at 2 pm. All schools resume Wednesday with Yuletide displays and charitable drives noted. Governor Harriman names Mosher to State Labor Department Advisory Board on Public Work.
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Géaint
Chrismas
LeMoyre School
Pilchard
Mosher
Harriman
State Labor Department
Kresher
Syracusis ‘ University
Yale University
Ep. EK
Walter Richman
Ully
Cinse
Moser
Aithough
Hias Riehlman
Syracume
Tennesee Valley Authority
Harruman
James J. Crowley
Sslarenes
Howarth Daltof
al Roehuster
Operang Bugleers
Leon &. Exonver
Taanaguig
Albany Builders Exchange
Harald J. Hanover
Albany
Fisteratian of
Peter W. Eller
Tee
Traelas Brosence Association of
New York
Projetis
Tis
Willy Oul Galery
Burglar Fails In Church Raid
A burglar attempted a break in Centenary Methodist Church at 18 West Street during a practice session. Police said he forced a door, damaged valuables, and searched the premises but caused no reported losses. Matches were found burned near the pastor’s office.
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Appsreniy
S West Bt
Michelas
Uveorizad
Salvation Army Plans Movie and Play This Weekend
The Salvation Army schedules two weekend events at the Citadel, Warren Street. At 8 39 p.m. today a film titled A Boy and His Bible will be shown. On Sunday at 7 23 p.m. a play titled When the Little Angel Sang will be staged.
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Salvation Army
Te Citadel
Warren St
Berry to Albany as sanitary official shift announced
Berry, a Syracuse sanitation engineer for three years, will transfer at year end to the central office of the State Health Department in Albany. Dr. John Gentry confirms Berry will work with sewer and waste sanitation in the Bureau of Environmental Sanitation before leaving Syracuse. Prior to service with the city, Berry was an assistant city engineer at Fucsn stitute in 2252.
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Paul Berry
Syracuse
Warm lambskin gloves and holiday gifts catalog item
A catalog-style page advertises imported baby lambskin gloves for women with warmth features and multiple gift items. It lists dresses, slips, and hosiery with prices and store locations including street floor and shopping town outlets.
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R. T. Mosher
Salvation Army Plans
Berry
Bala
Te Dubuy
Lewisten Brokey d
Speirs
Thes
Eowards
McCeuvne
Takakoad
Oho
Seann
Be Wisheld
Tree
Poppit Bibs
Topp
Talbot's
ORLON
Hanes
Spmi
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