Morning Parking Ban Shows Results in Syracuse
Downtown Syracuse saw fewer tickets as the morning 9 30 ban began a second day with 158 violations the previous day. Police Chief Rapp noted improved curb access and more effective enforcement while 12 new crossing officers prepared to join patrol duties.
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Syracuse
William E. Rapp
Rack Ap Cokers
Carl A. Young
Common Council
Rapp
Frederick E. Norton
Chamber of Commerce
Plaa
McCarthy
Special
PaHee
Michael McCarthy
Matthew Adams
David Harris
George Gaughan
Harvey Derrick
Owen McNulty
Wiliam Lynch
Harold Post
John Kline
Patrick Wall
John Morey
James Woods
Val Bretzer
Traffic sign placements corrected after misplacements
Harvey N. Smith of the Bureau of Electricity states 327 warning signs were placed for the 9 30 A M ban and most are in place though a few were missing or misplaced yesterday. Corrections were made to address the issues.
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Harvey N. Smith
Bureau of Electricity
Rapp Urged to Enforce All Night Parking Ban
Commissioner George H Ballantyne urged Police Chief William E Rapp to enforce the 2 to 5 A.M. street parking ban to aid snow removal. He called for tickets to violators to ensure plows can work on main arteries without obstruction.
Aims of Physical Education Outlined by Syracuse Expert
Syracuse University professor BR Harrison Clarke outlined physical education goals at a conference. He emphasized physical fitness as the first aim, social efficiency, skill development, and an appreciation of the human body, with tests to track progress and corrective plans for pupils in need.
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BR. Harrison Clarke
Syracuse University
State Health and Physical Education Association
Syracuse
Clarke
Matthew Davidson
Tarrytown
Kenneth D. DuBois
Albany
Clarence R. Robbins
North Syracuse High School
Central New York
Tully
North Syracuse
Solvay
Camillus
Whitesboro
Waterville
Sherrill
Warners
Mrs Alverson Stricken With Meningitis At University Hospital
Mrs Trene M Alverson of 1201 Harrison Street wife of Dr G Carl Alverson city superintendent of schools was reported in critical condition at University Hospital today. She was moved there Monday. the meningitis followed a severe cold. Her daughter Eleanor Alverson had pneumonia and Mrs Alverson had been caring for her.
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Trene M. Alverson
Harrison Street
G Carl Alverson
University Hospital
U S Puts Out Proposals for Colvin Postal Substation Space
The Postoffice Department seeks proposals for space at the Colvin postoffice substation as its lease, dating to 10 years, nears expiration next month. The Colvin building, erected by Kelley Brothers Co for postal use, marked the first such substation by an individual here.
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Postoffice Department
Colvin Postoffice
Kelley Brothers Company
Colvin
Salina
Health Seal Appeal Here Raises $13 401 In Onondaga County
The Health Seal campaign in Onondaga County has raised 13 401 to date with a goal of 17 568. Proceeds fund tuberculosis and other diseases control. Dr Paul C Clark of Syracuse University College of Medicine urged examinations for syphilis exposure and prompt treatment.
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Onondaga County
Onondaga Health Association
Paul C. Clark
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Clothing Pickup Snafu Halts Dry Cleaning Run
Howard Gray of 874 Livingston Avenue reported a mix up after calling a dry cleaning shop and asking a driver to deliver. A man later arrived at his house but the details of the pickup could not be confirmed from the readable text.
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Howard Gray
Livingston Avenue
Retiring Councilman Davis Is Feted At Syracuse Dinner
The article honors Councilman Davis on his 10 years in the Syracuse Common Council with tributes from Mayor Rolland Marvin Commissioner George Ballantyne and others at a Walnut Grill dinner. Davis recalls immigrating from Canada to Oswego then Syracuse and his role in selling the Franklin factory.
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Bertram R
Hotel
Syracuse
Common Council
Rolland B. Marvin
City Hall
George H. Ballantyne
Davis
William T. Lane
Nicholas Pirro
United States
Canada
Oswego
H.H. Franklin Manufacturing Company
Franklin Company
Garments Missing After Dry Cleaning Pickup
Mr. Gray reported to Detective Louis McMahon that two suits and a dressing gown collected for cleaning were never received at the dry cleaning plant. The garments valued at $70 were collected by a truck later, but not delivered to the business.
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Gray
Louis McMahon
Bishops to Speak at Conclave Uniting Methodist Church
Four outstanding Methodist bishops will speak at First Methodist Church in Syracuse on February 7 as part of 82 nationwide mass meetings to unite the newly formed Methodist denomination. Speakers include Bishop Bloomfield Omaha Watkins and presiding Bishop Flint, with aims to unify the church and revitalize its activities.
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First Methodist
Kansas City
John C. Bloomfield
St. Louis
William C. Martin
Omaha
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
William T. Watkins
Georgia
Southern Church
Charles Wesley Flint
Syracuse
Flint
Council of Bishops
Chicago
Distinctive car joins Studebaker lineup in luxury styling
The message highlights a premium model aligned with Studebaker’s Commander and President styling by renowned designer Raymond Loewy. The car is described as a standout teammate to the brand's classic lineup, emphasizing luxury finish and distinctive character.
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Studebaker
Raymond Loewy
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