Refugees Welcome in New Quarters on James Street
Hungarian and Czech families, aided by the Eastwon American Legion, relocate to 3000 James St amid holiday decor and optimism. The refugees narrate hardships in Hungary and Germany, express gratitude for freedoms in America, and plan to pursue work with Marsellus Casket Co and General Electric as they adjust to life in new housing and supermarket life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torisy
James St. White
Elemerzen
Eva
Elmer
Avaprica
Crch
Job Otens
Marsellus Casket Co
General Electric
America
Elizabeth Bann
John
Thei Q
Cath
Ehother
Caeh
Hahn
Dan
Herald-Jours
Twomuis Oga
Gach
Peliec
Salzturg
Germany
Hungary
Ehair
Gyor
Sifa
Czet
Ekollting mi
Subpoenas Not Needed for City Housing Codes
Corporation Counsel George T Tarwood stated the city possesses full legal machinery to enforce housing and sanitation codes without subpoenas. Bureau of Buildings director George M Hebert noted only five of 102 referrals to the legal department remain unresolved, suggesting compliance can be achieved through existing legal means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
George T. Tarwood
Goday Ie Lely
Sity
Driscoll
Bureau of Buildings
Cill
George MH Eebert
Legal Department
Refugee youth first to arrive with U.S. passport at Camp Kil Mor
Gourel Lukacs, a 19 year old from Nd, was among 34 refugees detected on the city last night. He is noted as the first Tungarita refugee to arrive at Camp Kil Mor with an American passport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Kilmor
Gourel Lukacs
Georgi Lukacs
Hillsside St
Nyhe
Christus
Georgi
Wren
Syracuse
Ford Plant At Sampson Just Runner
The aviation division of Port Motor Co has not applied for all Sampson Air Force Base land near Geneva for use as a plant. The base, shut down earlier, remains unavailable until general approvals are granted. Mus at wall be offered to other agencies before consideration for reuse. Counterparts discuss delays and potential transfer pending House Armed Services review. A Hungarian-born youth, George Lukas, and his family seek American paths. he faces dual nationality status and awaits support for family relocation and settlement in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Motor Co
Sampson Air Force
Geneva
Air Force
Ford
House Armed Services Committee
Miltos
Wall
Ayelien
Musckolé
Hungary
Arana Arohszalion
Cleveland
Oho
George
Lukas
Wien
Othar
AL Yo
Blaze Destroys Skaneateles Home Worth Fifty Thousand
A fire at a Skaneateles residence caused extensive damage and an early morning alarm. Firemen battled the blaze as residents, including Col. Thomas I. Davis and Mrs. Richart Dixon, evacuated with injuries reported among volunteers and visitors. One officer noted spontaneous combustion in the cellar as the source while investigators pursued the cause. Damage ran high, with escape routes and phone lines disrupted as crews worked through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elana
Italy
Col Dervis
Lake St Seo
George Serwvan
Davis
Drmage
Ing Aister
Richart Dixon
Col
Thomas I. Davis
Scranton
USA
Lake St
Jay Wings
Geiley
Col. Davin
Firauun
B. Baker
Dapsia
Dixon
Carol Wellman
Wallat
Oremnen
Nathan Gates
Satoky
Delavan
Cmek Ceorge
Lno
Three Postal Workers to Retire After Long Service
Three postal workers will retire from federal service after long careers. Crean, 63, Engiewoot Avenue. Lad, 63, Belden Avenue. and Larkin, 76, Belden Avenue, each dedicated decades as carriers and clerks. Larkin joined April 4, 1925. Lee, a World War I veteran, served as substation clerk and carrier before promotion.
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Waterab Poxforce
Plerkus Peter
Crean
Atkinann
AL Lad
Engiewoot
John Larkins
W. Belden
Tony
Fle
Army
Lee
Larkin
Hy Hen
Million Sewage Payoff Landmark City County Deal
The county agrees to pay the city 2 million for Metropolitan Syracuse sewage treatment plant system assets under a contract signed last October 27. The deal transfers management Jan 1 and includes garbage reduction and digestion tanks. Construction on related facilities proceeds as appraisers previously resolved land value disputes between county and city lingered for months.
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Syracuse
Benutent
Tieelty
Antic
Teason
York
Mieleuunty
Berlio
Wgbest
Wates
David Fellows
County Public Works Commission
Cly
Four Pups Stolen From Kennels Near Tripp Hill
Report notes four pups stolen from the Valley Blelar Kennels near Tripp Hill. Deputies and officers pursue leads as investigation continues. Valued at 123 dollars, the animals include two adult dogs and two month-old puppies. Further details or corrections await official statements.
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Benele
Valley
Tripp Hill
Ogee Sot Rock
Arthur Kasson
Atsche Bf
Wife-Beater Put On Probation In Court
Cyrenus J. Tewta, 59, of 125 Oyford St was placed on three years probation by Judge Leo W Breed in County Court for a second degree fault charge stemming from an October 2 attack on his wife The indictment alleges Tewta beat his wife with blunt force causing head injuries
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Cyrenus J. Tewta
Oyford St
Leo W. Breed
Tewtn
IG E Cuts Affect 4775 Employees
The General Electric Co announced that a drop in November and December television buying will halt production in the Electronics Park receivers division. About 1,200 factory workers will be laid off starting Jan 18 and roughly 9,500 additional workers affected countywide, with further cuts in the Cathode Ray Tube department at Onondaga. The Penn Can Highway program and federal funding are cited in the broader industry downturn, with the Auto Club noting record high industry inventories. GE expects a tough first quarter but anticipates an upturn later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hlestrio Co
Pei
Repartmant
Eleatronics Park
Herbert Beigelman
Rmsn
Ager
Regelman
Focal Ares
Syracuse
Hotel Onondaga
Furs
Jerome
Musterholux
Ghee
Tsmilttee
deport/wes
Endjondaga
Denman Dre Og
Menses Newman
Ares
Austerhultz
Indus
Penn-Can
Norway
Auto Club
Oscar 1
Brown
Rathwussville
Nerdion
Jesuit Isleéney
Witte
Riegelman
Taber
William
Jayntte
GLP
Communications Products Department
Gainesville
Fis
Axel
Driver Pays $210 in Fines
Richard F. Mc Cathy, 31 of 916 Tennyson Ave, pleaded guilty to operating without a license and an unregistered vehicle. Judge Truman H. Preston imposed $300 in fines and suspended a 290 day jail term, with license and registration suspensions plus traffic light violation penalties. Det 26 arrest by Motorcycle Sec. Vincent Pascarelli. Santa Claus visits Maple Park Center in Vernon, delighting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vresie Court
Richard F. McCathy
Tennyson Ave
Truman H. Preston
Metarlhy
Vincent Pascarelli
Mayor Plans Shakeup of City Planning Board Members
The mayor signals a drastic overhaul of the City Planning Commission, aiming to drop three current members including Chairman George W. Cressy. Expected moves include appointing two Republican and one Democrat to the panel, with changes tied to renewal efforts and charter issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Mayo Mond
Nawm Mariners
Ube Planning Corumist
Aso
George W. Cressy
Nate
Kew
Jease Oterdorfer
Chalensan
Jd-yuar
Ott Suter
Dire
Oderdorfer
Sutier’s
Mead
Anquat
Mhion
Ghentarter
Overcoming Mental Blocks in Everyday Thinking
Reader's Digest discusses mental short circuits that freeze memory and hinder conversation. It explores causes behind slips in memory and offers practical strategies to regain composure, recall, and fluent speech in social and debate settings.
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Tuku
Della
Realive's
Newnstind
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