Movie TV Scores London Debuts in Beltain Screening
A private audience at Bromley Kent viewed television transmitted to a 26 by 12 foot screen, after the Beltain debut, with observers deeming it almost as good as standard film projection and marking a notable early success for televised cinema.
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Two youths arraigned for thefts from the mails
Two young men pleaded guilty at arraignment before U S Commissioner W W Hancock to stealing letters from the mail. John M Dunn 19 of 917 Tallmansk is accused of stealing a check and forging it. G Hitt 24 of 141 Adams Street is charged with stealing four letters containing unemployment checks. Bail set at 300 and 500 respectively. cases to be heard in February Federal Court Albany.
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Onondaga County Penitentiary
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Two Syracuse Women Pass Insurance Certification Tests
Two Syracuse residents, Iblen C. Cogan of 120, and Alice H. K. Jewett of 1917 Wadsworth Street, joined others including Charlotte Cooper of Binghamton, Lorna Gilroy of Utica, Phyllis Match of Cortland, Devatn Kring of Hammond, Mary Menard of Malone, Florence Reid of Watertown, and Carol Wilkie of Waldentown in passing the insurance examination for certification under the insurance law.
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Alice HK. Jewett
Wadsworth St. Okers
Charlotte =. Cooper
Hinghamton
Lorna XK
Gilroy
Utica
Phyllis M. Match
Cortland
Devatn J. Kring
Hammond
Mary C. Menard
Malone
Florence M. Reid
Watertown
Carol ¥. Wilkie
Walertown
State Tax Offices Close Dec 24 and 31
Officials of New York State Department of Taxation will close on consecutive Fridays December 24 and December 31. The announcement said school bus operators and other carriers will receive their license plates on December 0.
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College of Medicine Awarded Cancer Fund Grant
Syracuse University College of Medicine received a $25,000 grant from the U.S. Public Health Service for cancer research. It is one of 28 medical and nine dental schools sharing a total of $810,956 in grants.
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Dr Ruhland Plans DC Health Post Departure
Dr George C Ruhland former Syracuse health officer announced he will resign as Washington DC health officer when he reaches age 70 in March 1950. He took the post in March 1985 and has served continuously since. The job pays 310000 a year. He says he does not want to outwear his welcome or usefulness. His wife agrees he should retire.
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Berild-Touris
District official weighs Rahland successor choice
District Commissioner Guy Mason announced he would seek a successor to Rahland, praising Rahland as a good man who has done a fine job with only indifferent support. The statement signals a forthcoming staffing decision and underscores Rahland's long service.
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Approved Specifications Plans for Business Men's Day Lunch
The plans include a luncheon in the Cavalier room offering a welcome midday break. The description highlights a relaxing pause with hearty food in a comfortable club atmosphere.
Dismissal of Crash Case In Geddes Court
A trial before Justice Charles B. Close in Geddes ends with the case against Raphael Caloia charged with leaving the scene of an accident dismissed for insufficient evidence. The incident, connected to a Lakeland collision on November 9 that killed Mito Reet, involved multiple drivers and a gasoline station, with details tangled in the messy testimony and damaged records.
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Charles B. Close
Geddes
Raphael Caloia
Erie Su
Daniel T. Kelly
Che Teint
Shiva
Lakeland
Mito Reet
Ballwinsville
Surgeon Ayer Recovers After Yesterday Operation
Dr Ayer progresses after an operation described as appendicitis treatment at University Hospital of the Lood Shepherd. Reported by hospital staff, he completed morning duties despite feeling unwell Monday night. The same day Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes Mitchell, a noted physician and bacteriologist, died after a late Monday night event at his home on Greenwood Place.
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University
University Hospital of the Lood Shepherd
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Injured Woman Taken to Hospital
Mrs Reba Baker Hines of 820 S Townsend St was taken to Onondaga General Hospital after suffering a head laceration following a disturbance at 8105 Townsend St An anonymous call led officers to find her on a bed in her two room apartment She was treated and discharged later stating she fell on her head
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S. Townsend St
Townsend St
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