White Wings Ejected on Long Island Estate
New York City workers’ retreat at a 41-acre Huntington estate owned by Mrs. Otto Kahn was evicted after a Supreme Court injunction halted occupancy. Huntington officials said alterations without permits voided the building certificate, leaving the property tenantless while legality is sorted.
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New York
Long Island
Otto H. Kahn
Supreme Court
S& Rooms
Gardners
Huntington Town Board
Metal film coating speeds low priced camera lenses
Amateur photographers can shoot against the light and get indoor pictures in dim light with a new metallic fluoride coating on both sides of lenses. The coating increases transmission about 10 percent per lens, doubling speed in many cameras and reducing flare and ghost images. It requires vacuum application and may not affect existing cameras.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Columbus
American Association For the Advancement of Science
C. Hawley Cartwright
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Tech
General Electric Company
Cartwright
Brewer Estate Inherited by Two Sons
In New York on December 30 1930 two sons inherited the residuary estate of their late father Dr George Emerson Brewer a carrier specialist who died last Sunday The will leaves two thirds to Leighton Brewer of Westwood Mass and the remainder to George E Brewer Jr of Hastings on Hudson The estate value exceeds $10000
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New York
George Emerson Brewer
Leighton Brewer
Westwood, Mass
George E. Brewer
Hastings-on-the- Hudson
George E
Westwood
U S Licenses for Arms Exports Reach 119 Million in November
U S State Department data show November licenses for arms and war materials totaled 119 12 million but actual shipments were smaller. France led with 95 58 million mainly aircraft, Britain 14 97 million, Norway 624 086 thousand. France received 2 15 million and Britain 0 70 million in war materials. The report notes a 4584 shipment of airplane parts to Japan by Douglas Aircraft and reiterates policy against licenses for planes to countries bombing civilians.
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U. S. Washington
State Department
France
Great Britain
Norway
Japan
Douglas Aircraft Company
Santa Monica
Calif
Republicans Invited to Jackson Day Dinner By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt approved the invitation of Republican Congressional leaders to the Jackson Day dinner in Washington, a move aimed at unity. The event cost $100 per plate and could hint at nonpartisan speech, while Democrats plan their 1940 nomination convention timing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Cummings
District of Columbia
McNary
Oregon
Austin
Vermont
Senate
Martin
Massachuusetts
House
Farley
Democratic Committee
Boonville House Damaged by Fire
Fire started by a short circuit in a room above the kitchen damaged a Fisher Street house owned by the Eastern Rocks Products Company and occupied by Mr and Mrs Eri Fuller and family. The Boonville Fire Department arrived promptly and confined the blaze to the off room. Toronto, Ont. Dec 30. (UP) More than 800: University of Ter.
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Boonville
Fisher Street
Eastern Rocks Products Company
Eri Ful Fer
Toronto
Ont
University
Mussolini Sends Letter to Hitler on Italy’s WarStance
Berlin reports Mussolini wrote to Hitler outlining Italy’s diplomatic position and the Rome visits by King Victor Emmanuel and the Pope. German and Italian envoys discussed potential efforts to halt the European war, with no specific proposals stated.
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Berlin
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Pius
Mussolini
Danse Ad
Watefendamaler
Clef
Gestapo
Secret Police
Hitler
Bernardo Attolico
Hans Georg von Mackensen
Rome
Monsignor
Cesar Orsenigo
Germany
Foreign Office
Threat To Northern Ireland Seen As Dublin Measures Rise
Reports of extraordinary military measures in Dublin spark Belfast fears of civil strife. The IRA and De Valera government clash as Dublin braces with 5,000 troops surrounding the capital and raids on Phoenix arsenal loot recovered in part with 50,000 to 80,000 rounds cited.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
de Valera
Irish Free State
Tyrone
Fermanagh
I R. A
United Kingdom
All Ireland
London
Britain
I. R
Independent
Phoenix Army
LR. A
Police Hunt Driver Who Left Accident
State police sought the driver of a light colored car after damage to Ralph S. Inman's car at Linn Avenue near Owasco Road. Inman, unhurt, said he was forced into a ditch and the other car did not stop.
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Auburn
Ralphs
Inman
Linn Aveenue
J. W. Brown
Owasco Road
Deadline Looms on U.S. Argentina Trade Pact Talks
Negotiations for a U.S. Argentina trade agreement face a Jan. 3 deadline as Roosevelt administration bargaining powers wane. Argentine delegates resist U.S. import quotas on linseed and other restrictions, demanding a guaranteed sales volume to secure foreign exchange.
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U.S
Argentina
Buenos Aires
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Foreign Ministry
Wallace warns on crop subsidies and tax plans for farm relief
Secretary Wallace said farmers would watch whether economy drives hamstringing of crop control programs or a tax measure to fund them partly. He promoted a certificate plan replacing parity payments, issuing certificates for cotton, wheat, rice and possibly tobacco to assure fair returns without extra Treasury burden.
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Washington
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Treasury
General Treasury
Congress
Medical professor upends fuel burn analogy for body
Dr. Rudolf Schoenheimer of Columbia School of Medicine told the American Chemical Society symposium that the body is a rapidly changing mix of proteins fats and carbohydrates rather than a fixed fuel burning engine. He said food merely enters ongoing chemical reactions and that waste products derive from body substances, not only from digestion, prompting textbooks to be rewritten.
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St. Louis
Rudolf Schoenheimer
Columbia School of Medicine
American Chemical Society
Professor Schoenheimer
Schoenheimer
Fire battles fizzle as towns argue over fire limits
A four family house in unincorporated Haverstraw Township burned while fire crews from West Haverstraw and Garnersville watched. Officials say orders blocked fighting outside their villages amid a $400 damage dispute with Haverstraw Town. Similar incident occurred Sept. 11 near West Haverstraw.
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Haverstraw
West Haverstraw
John Feeney
J. Harold Hulme
Garnersville
New New Year Food Label Act Enacts Stricter Standards
Washington reports the New Year brings the 1938 Food Drug and Cosmetic Act labeling rules for foods drugs and cosmetics moving in interstate commerce. Labels must list ingredients manufacturer address and contents. standards set for select products with more to come. warnings and deceptive packaging rules apply with penalties up to ten thousand dollars or three years.
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Washington
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Administration
Mrs. Alice Cora Quain Dies in Oswego
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Cora Quain widow of Dr. Bernard P. Quain Oswego physician will be held Tuesday morning at 9 from the family home 159 East Third Street and at 9 30 from St Pauls Church Interment will be in St Peters Cemetery She was born in Potsdam and resided in Oswego for years She is survived by a Frank Hamblin of New York City and a sister Mrs Nellie E Jordan a Potsdam teacher
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Oswego
Alice Cora Quain
Bernard P. Quain
East Third Street
St. Paul's Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Quain
Potsdam
St. Papote Bie
Frank Hamblin
New York
Coventry’s Russell Smith Named Town Supervisor
Russell Smith of Coventry, a Republican, was appointed town supervisor by the town board at a special meeting yesterday. He will replace Linn Wylie, a Democrat who resigned after losing to Smith in November due to ill health. Smith’s appointment runs for a full two years as the next board will be 19 Republicans and four Democrats.
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Norwich
Russell Smith
Coventry
Smith
Linn Wylie
Wyle
British Labor Strife Halts Due to War
London reports that wartime pressures have tempered capital and labor conflict as the Trades Union Congress with 5 500 000 members seeks two goals. aid government labor supply and prevent civil job regimentation while avoiding forced labor through wartime controls and wage protection.
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London
Trades Union Congress
United Kingdom
Labor Ministry
Student Union Parley Kills Anti Red Bill
American Student Union's fifth annual convention denounced the Justice Department and Dies Committee as a national menace. Delegates rejected a Russia aggression resolution regarding Finland and approved a compromise blaming German aggression and British policy for the European war.
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Windison
Wis
American Student Union
Department of Justice
Communist Party
Dies
Russia
Finland
Dies Committee
Congress
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Allen Gottlieb
Harvard University
Molly Ward
Chicago
Great Britain
Jewish Refugee Seeks Settlement in Philippines Colony
Area in Philippines reports a Jewish refugee seeking aid to establish a settlement in a colonial possession. The brief note notes interest from relief groups and authorities in facilitating housing and integration efforts.
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Philippines
Mantle
Grand Jury Delayed Report From Buffalo Special Term
Justice Albert Conway convened a special Supreme Court term to receive a delayed final report from the extraordinary Grand Jury in Buffalo. The panel, active since 1936, faced debates over indictments for perjury and detailed recommendations, with potential dismissals of 22 city affairs cases and the notable case of former Buffalo mayor George J. Zimmermann.
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Buffalo
Albert Conway
Supreme Court
Frank Raichle
Clyde Potts
Morristown
N. J
George J. Zimmerman
Zimmermann
Man Dies in 100 Foot Fall Near Little Falls
Edward S. Deyo age 24 of Paines Hollow Road Little Falls died after falling 100 feet from an excavating boom on the Barge Canal south shore while oiling it. He suffered skull neck pelvis and leg fractures. Coroner Dr. Fred Sabin planned an inquest.
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Little Falls
Edward S. Deyo
Paines Hollow Road
Morrison & Knudsen Company
Deyo
Martin Broan
Fred Sabin
Automobile listings in Bellomey's ad column
Autmotive 1937 Packard Touring Sedan in excellent condition with heater and defroster. 1938 Ford 85 Deluxe with radio and heater. 1934 Olds Touring Sedan. 1933 Ford Phaeton. All have new batteries and are winterized. Bellomey’s 328 Oneida St tel 27042.
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Packard
Bellomey
Dissolution Certificate for A. W. Chapin Inc
State of New York confirms dissolution of A. W. Chapin Inc after filing a certificate of dissolution. Secretary of State CHAEL F. WALSH signs, with Deputy Frank S. Sharp, noting compliance with Stock Corporation Law. Notice by Clifford H. Searl, Syracuse attorney, cites Section 108 provisions.
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State OF New York
Department of State
A. W. Chapin, Inc
L.S.A
Albany
Chael F. Walsh
Frank S. Sharp
A. W
State Tower Bldg
Syracuse
Lost items and rewards in East Syracuse area notices
A batch of personal loss notices lists rewards for Brindle a white chested pit bulldog and a Boston Terrier named Duke, various watches including a gold Gruen, a diamond wristwatch, a heart shaped locket with diamond, a purses with money and rosary beads, a Parker pencil, a red seating shirt, and a Springer Spaniel puppy. Contacts include local addresses and phone numbers for return and compensation.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
City Hospital
Renwick Ave
Syracuse General Hospital
K.C.C
Euclid Ave
Pootic Library
Montgomery
Avery Ave
Rowland and
Hartson Sts
Geddes St
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Wash
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Tex
Columbia
Bi Blaze
Alice C. Quain
Massenant
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Hits
Justice Conway
Apovera
Siear
Sovom
Senl Stevens
Cramer
Adrch Motehay
Ed M
Cleveland
Carl J. Ballway Valisey
Sau Malina Street
Ihgsa $A Brewerian
Arthur Sedorus
Weinheimer
Park Street
Plonists
William P. Lynch
Warren
al Markowitz
EL Fayette St
EL. Fayette St
Buick
Dale St
Oldsmobile
Eastwood Sales & Service
James
Plymouth
Gere
S. Salina ST
McCrystle
W. Genesee St
Cornwell
State St
Davison
Gilmour's
Erle Bird
New Depot
Spector Auto Parts
Erie Bivd
Herald American
CERN
Ellsworth Schupp
Beilerne Ave
Carl J. Ballweg
Herman Doetsch
Samuel Fita
Lil Han Ave
Sean
Highland St
Rowe
Huron St
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