Landlord Wins Eviction Tilt for Kin and In‑Law
Judge Harry Sheritt rules in Municipal Court that Anthony DiCaprio may evict Mrs Phancey Kline to make way for DiCaprio’s brother-in-law, in a dispute over a 201 John St three-room apartment. The case centers on tenant in-law occupancy and the need for space, with the judge noting eviction timing and family dynamics amid a Christmas eve scene and a domestic setting.
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Esnem
Harry Sheritt
Yes
Jterdaan Municipal Court
Anthony DiCaprio
John St
Phancey Kline
Skerit
Khe
da Caputo
Joseph
DiCapitos
de Caprio
Sheritt
di Caprios
Dr. Caprio
Ion
Young
Hancock
Dorr
Pyan and
Shove
Women Act On Civil Rights Issue
Washington report notes church women show interest in civil rights and liberties with interdenominational, interracial concerns. L Pagor and Wilson of the Civil Liberties Clearinghouse testify on threats to academic rights and government overreach as the group studies informing people on civil rights matters. Mrs Harper Sibley of Rochester, head of United Council of Church Women, to address the Clearinghouse February 15–16 in Washington.
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Washington
Armerian Church
Bist Congress
L Pagor
Wilson
Wasingtor
Mae Cheinmaon
Civil Liberties Clearinghouse i
Cii
Amercan
United States
Harper Sibley
Rochester
United Council of Church Women
Inters
Capital
Mus Sibley
Wilsons
Loung Womens Christan Association
Washington DC
Thous Fuss
Celebration honors CAPE THOMAS TIENNIGAN and daughter
A Syracuse Police Department celebration marks CAPE Thomas Tiennigian birthday on Christmas Eve with his daughter Margarets contributing a special birthday cake. The event coincides with analysis noting 22 traffic arrests this year and a projected record low 32 deaths citywide, reflecting the department’s improving safety record.
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Hennigan
Syracuse
Traffic Division Leader Honored in Herald Journal Note
The article recalls Hennigan’s rise from traffic officer to head of the Accident Investigation Division as he joined Northwestern University Traffic Institute in 1925 and 1937, later drawing blackout rules for wartime operations after FBI Traffic School attendance in 1942. the Herald Journal extends congratulations.
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Spi¢E
Hennigan
Cook
Stesange
Northwestern University ‘Traffe Institute
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eien
Herald-Journal
UN Workers Are Guests For Christmas In Triple Cities
About fifty one United Nations staff representing twenty two nations visit Binghamton Johnson City and Endicott for a Christmas weekend hosted by local Remy Clubs. The group includes translators secretaries and clerical workers with nine French citizens the largest single delegation and no Russians. They will tour families in the three cities and depart Lake Success Sunday.
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Binghamton
Riled Nations
Remy Clubs
Bnghamton
Johnson City
Endicoll
Isbranians
Lake Success
Cambridge police question suspect in Weldon disappearance case
Cambridge police announced a suspect in a robbery case was being questioned about the 140 year old disappearance of Paula Weldon a Bennington College student. The man was brought in for questioning after the stabbing robbery in Cambridge last Sunday. A search of the Swans apartment in Boston disclosed a collection of newspaper clippings and photographs of the missing girl.
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Cambridge
Mass
Camboridge
Paula Weldon
Bennington
Coltege
Folie
Boston
Salvation Army Free Toys Center Distributed For Families
Salvation Army Toy Center at 498.5 Warrens distributes free toys to parents using mailed coupons. Families visit the center at designated times to select toys, which are wrapped and given as a gift from the parents. Senior Captain Edward Brewer clarifies no toys are sold and distribution is cleared with the local agency to prevent duplicates.
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Sabaton Army
Syracuse
Salvation Array
Edward Brewer i5
Carrier Sells Camillus Land Bought 1945 for Plant
Carrier Corporation announced sale of 440 acres in Camillus once bought in 1945 to enable a new plant. The property, tied to Don Maloney of Syracuse, was planned for development but abandoned after Carrier acquired its Thompson Road plant from the federal government.
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Camillus
Don Maloney
Syracuse Realtor
Carrier Corporation
Carrer
Thompson Road
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