New Motor Act Referees To Serve Here
Changes in routine of the Motor Vehicle Bureau take effect January 1 under the new State motor vehicle safety responsibility law. Hearings will be held by referees in Syracuse with power to rule on violations and revoke licenses. Appeals go to the Supreme Court.
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Syracuse
Supreme Court
Luex
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles At
Albany
Ior Gpieglas
Faden Dhs Gece
Albert A. Kocher
Wee Aer
Kocher
Mr. Kocher
Peace Envoy Kurusu and Aids Headed to Hot Springs
Japan's peace envoy Sa buro Kurusu along with the embassy staff were moved from Washington to Hot Springs Virginia under heavy police guard. Ambassador Kichi Saburo Nomura and Kurvey led the party as Japanese consuls and staff from across the country joined to await arrangements for return to Japan.
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Virginia
Hot Springs
Japan
Kichisaburo Nomura
Saburo Kurasu
Washington
Juan Francisco de Cardenas
W. Va
Townsend Club Weekly Schedule Across The City
Monday events at Club 18 and Club 30 include games and refreshments. Tuesday lists Kenyon Hall Planer’s Hall and multiple clubs with afternoon auxiliary sessions. Wednesday shows cancellation for Victory Club 28 and New Year parties at Planer’s Hall and 566 South Salina. Thursday features 1942 council installation and a 7 45 P M meeting plus a New Year party at Miss Lucinda George's home. Friday notes North Syracuse Club installation of officers. Saturday marks the 35th District rally at Saas clubrooms at 2 30.
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Seeley Avenue
Planer's Hall
Lucinda George
North Syracuse Club
Saas
Massachusetts Declares State of Emergency
Boston December 29 Governor Leverett Saltonstall proclaimed a state of emergency under the 1941 Massachusetts act to activate emergency powers across the commonwealth.
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Bay State
Boston
Leverett
Argentina Tightens Civil Liberties Under State of Siege
Buenos Aires imposes new limits after police ban discussion of international affairs at the Socialist party national council meeting. Americo Ghioldi had urged cooperation with the United States. Police demand officers at sessions. bans extend to talks on international affairs and the state of siege.
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Chicago Daily News, Inc
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Sociallist Party
Americo Ghioldi
United States
Socialist Party
Min
Frank J. Hague
Norman Thomas
Jersey City
Hague-Thomas
Socialist Council
Elks Host Christmas Theater Party for City Orphans
Syracuse Lodge Elks held the first of two Christmas theater parties for orphans and needy children from a dozen city institutions at Loew's State. The program featured motion pictures chosen by Loew's manager Frank M. Murphy, comedy acts, and refreshments. The second party is planned for R. K. O. Keith's Theater with manager Harry Unterfort coordinating a similar program. Dr. Paul Steinberg organized the events with a large committee.
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Elks
Loew's State Theater
Paul Steinberg
Walker Coughlin
The
Elks Lodge
Syracuse Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Loew's
Frank M. Murphy
R. K. O. Keith
Harry Unterfort
the Elks
Ultra-nationalist press remains unmuzzled in crackdown
The excerpt notes that along with 4,000,000 others, the press is muzzled except for ultra-nationalist outlets and El Pampero. It claims El Pampero, Nazi-financed, escapes police censorship by maintaining its usual tone, while La Prensa and La Nacion are silenced like a wood fire under a wet blanket.
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la Prensa
la Nacion
el Pampero
Hogan Sworn In as New York County District Attorney
Frank Hogan was sworn in as New York County district attorney before General Sessions Judge George L Donnettan. A Dewey ally and longtime Dewey staffer since 1938, Hogan will assume office on January 1, just before his 40th birthday. He hails from Waterbury Connecticut and is a Columbia Law School graduate, married with no children.
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Eothhee Bee Oeabeedin
Bhs
New York County
General Sessions
George L. Donnettan
Hogan
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Waterbury
Kelly's Plane Blown Up In Dogfight With Japs
Field Artillery officers report Captain Colin P. Kelly Jr died after bombing and sinking the Japanese battleship Haruna near Central Luzon. Kelly's bomber exploded as two Japanese fighters strafed the crew of five parachuting survivors including Lieutenant Robbins.
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Kelly
U.S. A
Luzon
Verawe
Colin P. Kelly, Jr
Haruna
Jaeyas
Natales Ese
Robbins
Free French Hit Hard by U S Protest
The United States refusal to recognize the Free French occupation of St Pierre and Miquelon causes anxiety in Paris and London. The action, attributed to Admiral Muselier and supported by General De Gaulle, shakes faith in the Free French movement amid Vichy reprisals and potential handover to Vichy authorities.
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Helen Kirkpatrick
Chicaan Daily News, Inc
London
United States
St. Pierre and Miquelon
France
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Emile Henri Muselier
Dakar
de Gaulle
Muselier
Vichy
Baron de Bournat
Declaration Put in Safe Hiding Place
Washington moves shield cultural treasures from bombing. The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution join the Magna Carta in a secret bombproof repository, with safekeeping plans for materials worth billions in government archives and libraries.
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Washington
Library of Congress
New York City
London
Roosevelt
Committee of Conservation of
National Gallery of Art
National Archives
Collis G. Harris
Committee
National Actives
Therr
Capitol
Washington Monument
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Harris
Archives
Presidential
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Diplomatic New Year Greetings at Vatican Audience
Pope Pius XII today received Harold Tittman United States chargé d affiches at the Vatican in a private audience to receive New Year greetings. Several other diplomats from American republics were also received in similar audiences.
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U. S
Vatican City
Audi! Agency
Fils
Harold Tittman
United States
Vatican
American Republics
Police Fire Eligible Lists Delayed By Civil Service Hurdles
Pending eligible lists for Syracuse police and fire posts were held up today by complications. The top rankers appear on both lists though exact numbers were not disclosed, perhaps 10 or more. Fifty firemen and 25 police appointments are planned with crossovers possible if police offers are not made promptly. The Mathews case involving Joseph T. Mathews of South Geddes Street and a court order remains unsettled. Prospective appointees typically undergo blood tests before appointment.
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Fire and Police
Syracuse Civil Service Commission
Commission
Fire Department
Mathews
Joseph T. Mathews
Geddes Street
Daniel F. Mathews
Civil Service Commission
Greyhound Lines Asked for Definite Arbitration Stand
Washington December 29 John R Steelman head of the United States Conciliation Service asked Central Greyhound Bus Company for a yes or no on submitting a strike dispute to an arbitration board The union Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coaches Employees says it accepted the proposal while the company delays final acceptance About 1800 workers strike in Cleveland and other cities over cleaners pay rate dispute The chairman of the arbitration board may be selected by Joseph B Eastman of the Interstate Commerce Commission
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Washington
John R. Steelman
United States Conciliation Service
Central Greyhound Bus Company
Steelman
Guleinduoll Service Oilcais
City to Oppose Gas Rate Boost At PSC Hearing
City officials plan formal objections to Central New York Power Corpora tion's request for higher gas rates in Syracuse. Corporation Counsel James C. Tormey says the state bears the main burden, with a PSC hearing set for 10 A M before Commissioner Neal Brewster. The PSC has suspended the new rates during the investigation.
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PSC
Central New York Power Corporation
Syracuse
Public Service Commission
James C.tormey
iState
Neal Brewster
Cas
Public ‘Service Commission
Polish American club installs officers at annual dinner
At a dinner the Polish American club installed officers including ski and Helen Chludzinski secretary Stanislawa Bans treasurer Mary Tuchewicz sergeant at arms John Ruzicki. Dr M A Obremski toasted. Speakers were Rev Casimir Piejda Mrs K Wozniak Buffalo Mrs Anna Tunan Utica and George Tuchewicz. Walter Karpinski retiring secretary helped with arrangements.
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Ski
Helen Chludzinski
Stanislawa Bans
Mary Tuchewicz
John Ruzicki
M. A. Obremski
Casimir Piejda
Church of the Sacred Heart
K. Wozniak
Buffalo
Anna Tunan
Utica
George Tuchewicz
Walter Karpinski
Szczigiel Elected President Of Polish Alliance No 44
Joseph Szczigiel was elected president at the annual Polish Alliance No 44 election held Sunday afternoon at the Polish Home 915 Park Avenue. Other officers named include vice presidents Frank Matikow.
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Washington Zoo
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