Syracuse Herald Journal Archives, Dec 27, 1948, p. 6

Scout Leaders Pitch Camp in Snow at Woodland Camp

Timor Leade rs of Boy Scout troops in Onondaga County gather for winter training at Camp Woodland near Constantia. Leaders include Anawtow, Pete Sén, Theodore Durgee, Robert Jones, Bruce Dahlberg, Robert Ruelardson, John Knapp, Robert Smith, Ron Paolini, and visitor Robert Temple, a former Syracusan now Bald scout executive in Middletown.

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Ondndaga Wegar Woodland Constantia Pete Sén Wacsworth Theodore Durgee Baldwins Ville Robert Jones Tant Assumption Church Bruce Dahlberg Camp Erie Robert Ruelardson Moyne John Knapp Robert ©. Smith Latayelle Methodist Church Ron ‘Paolini Woodland Craft Wil Ba Robert & Temple Middletown T Ie Onondaga Council The Boy Scouts of America Brave Roop Er Burns

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Syracuse News Summary Amid Fractured Public Notices

Alfred J. Wilson of 3817 tor Office seeks aid as national federation men tional Federation and related notices appear, detailing officers and meetings. A jumbled mix of local society events, hotel notices, and scattered names suggests a community page with fragmented content and miscellaneous notices from various groups.

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Alfred J. Wilson Tor Inday Socoralloneyie Messina Rael Seciety Auro Godimer Wellin Bociety Tedanehy Moket Byrne James Szteran Charles Fost

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Traffic Court Tomorrow Reimburrr Clinic Meeting Update

A local traffic court session is scheduled for tomorrow. Details on procedures and venue appear unclear in the OCR text. The fragment references a hotel and a meeting related to a bridge or tube project and a women’s group. Further readable specifics are unavailable.

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Fragmentary Transfer Record Hidden in OCR Scan

OCR garble records a transfer and mentions orders, temple, and several names in disordered form. Notable terms include a reference to Mars, Florence, and a person named Thomas Coens, with scattered fragmentary phrases about committees or societies.

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Singers Entertain Hospital Patients at Various Centers

Hospital patients received cheerful performances by six quartets from the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shaters and the Singing in America group. The event, held across multiple facilities including Ohdaga Sanatorium, County Home, Memorial, Good Shepherd, Crouse Trying, and St Joseph's Hospitals, featured luncheon and entertainment near 2:20.

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Warber Shop Society America Outing Club, Inc Ohdaga Sanatorium County

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Deputy Stevenson to Retire on Jan 2

Morice A Stevenson, a deputy with the sheriff’s office for years, plans to retire on January 2. He will spend time on his 9-acre farm in Gray and fishing, after a career marked by varied duties and many stories, and he looks forward to more time with his 10 grandchildren and three sons nearby.

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Fires Kill One Boy and Injure Four in City Blazes

A 13 year old boy died and four others were injured as fires swept three separate buildings yesterday. George Mughall's family home at 918 E Washington was destroyed, with extensive damage to a row of flats and a three story residence at 336 W Keylandy. Witnesses reported multiple people leaping from windows as firefighters battled the blazes. Among the wounded were Mrs. Randall and Mrs. Collins, with hospital conditions listed as serious. Authorities identify the fires as caused by dangerous chimney and furnace faults amid extreme cold.

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Andrew Smith of Syracuse Led Addis Co. Growth

Andrew Smith of Syracuse rose from local shopkeeper to leader of the Addis Company, shaping regional retail expansion and civic involvement. He helped position Syracuse as a growing commercial hub through banking, industry ties, and merchant networks, while guiding employees and supporting community groups. Survived by wife Mrs. Rogamond Underwood Smith, son Jerry Allen Smith, and several siblings and nieces. Active pallbearers named from local business and academia.

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Car Found Then Missed Car Found Near Rockwell Road

A missing car case near Onondaga County ends with deputies finding a mill sedan at the bottom of a 50 foot embankment near Rockwell Road. Investigators listed numerous names and possible suspects amid the confusion, with no clear leads and the vehicle located early yesterday morning.

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St. Onondaga Edward A. Site Burnet Edward West Legit Rawlings Rockwell Rd Amwileh Sineve Sunik

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Post Office Misaddressed Mail Goes to Dungeon

The postmaster notes many letters misspelled or misaddressed, stamped with 20 cents, and sent first class. If the addressee is unknown it is returned or ends up in the dungeon of the post office, exposing the chaos of improper mail routing and the risk to directory service.

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Styennh Pal Noiter

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Camera Club Guests Visit Kodak Plant in Rochester

Members of the Syracuse Genera Cub visited the Eastman Kodak plant at Kodak Park Rochester today. They were accompanied by programs director Millan Lepkin and group leaders Allan Singer, Wilfrd Forgeth, Jamar Delaney, Byer Mitchell, Gage Rost, andJack Ress.

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Special Dinners Served to Inmates and Travelers

Inmates of the county penitentary and other homes received special dinners featuring roast beef, gravies, potatoes, peas, celery, cranberry, stuffing and pie. At Rescue Mission 498 wanderers were also treated to similar fare with handkerchiefs and jackets as Christmas gifts. Seventeen Cedar State residents enjoyed chicken, squash and potatoes, strawberry shortcake, candy and deviled eggs. At Onondaga Penitentiary and Cedar Park several more meals were served with roast pork, squash and potatoes, and gift items.

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Interlaken Masons Elect 49 Officers

Interlaken Masons select a slate of 49 officers including master, senior warden, junior warden and treasurer. The list names several members with roles across the organization and notes finance committee and travel trustees. The document records installation and assigns duties among multiple officers and committees.

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Three Syracuse men post $2,500 bail in tax evasion case

Three Syracuse men posted bail totaling 7,500 in the U S District Court in Utica on charges of failing to pay income taxes for 1943. Defendants include A V W Hancock and Clarence G Braungart with others named as witnesses and accountants. They appeared voluntarily with attorneys and will face arraignment tomorrow in Utica.

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Three men arraigned in robberies in police court

Three suspects faced robbery charges in police court before Judge William. Vincent L. Varrazi, 28, of Bull talo pleaded not guilty to first degree robbery and waived examination, held over for grand jury. Clay, arrested Thursday for allegedly robbing Irving J. Sheneré of $3, also pleaded not guilty to first degree robbery with bond set at $1,000. Memlad Ant pully and others connected to the cases were mentioned.

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Belore William Bamerica Vincent L. Varrazi Bull Talo Sia Hawley Day Freda H. Sepgar Clay Irving J. Sheneré Sasihy Damoriste Get Hai

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Excuse Fails as Judge Suspends Fine in Traffic Case

In a Christmas time leniency case Judge Truman presided over Carroll Fones of Baldwinssie. Fones faced obstruction of traffic charges with a $10 fine suspended after a brief hearing. A man named Jones offered to pay fines, but the court clock showed a different arrival time. The incident occurred near Salina Street at Ppkes when the judge gave only a two minute window for the matter.

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Oversea Civilian Pay Is Adjusted

American civilian employees of the Army will receive new pay differentials for overseas assignments in the western Pacific replacing the 25 percent overseas pay. General MacArthur's headquarters announced pay differentials from 29 percent in Tokyo to 25 percent at Guam. Okinawa faces 20 percent, Korea 15 percent, and the Philippines 10 to 25 percent. Some civilians threatened to return home as the 25 percent overseas pay was abolished weeks earlier.

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New York Winter Wheat Seedings Fall Eight Percent

Albany reports winter wheat plantings in New York total 620000 acres, an eight percent drop from 1947. The State Agriculture Department estimates next year yield at about 10080000 bushels, while 1948 harvest reached 12320000 bushels.

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Lost Boy Knew School but It Was Wrong Town

Nine year old Maurice Ditter told Syracuse police he attended Lincoln School in Johnson City but later said he went to Lion Syracuse and mentioned Cyans. Detectives struggled to verify his home address as his father Louis Miller arrived and Maurice failed to meet him at the designated place.

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Scout Leaders Pitch Camp in Snow at Woodland Camp

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Traffic Court Tomorrow Reimburrr Clinic Meeting Update

Fragmentary Transfer Record Hidden in OCR Scan

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Singers Entertain Hospital Patients at Various Centers

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Deputy Stevenson to Retire on Jan 2

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Fires Kill One Boy and Injure Four in City Blazes

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Andrew Smith of Syracuse Led Addis Co. Growth

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Car Found Then Missed Car Found Near Rockwell Road

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Post Office Misaddressed Mail Goes to Dungeon

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Camera Club Guests Visit Kodak Plant in Rochester

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Special Dinners Served to Inmates and Travelers

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Interlaken Masons Elect 49 Officers

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Three Syracuse men post $2,500 bail in tax evasion case

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Three men arraigned in robberies in police court

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Excuse Fails as Judge Suspends Fine in Traffic Case

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Oversea Civilian Pay Is Adjusted

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New York Winter Wheat Seedings Fall Eight Percent

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