Best Paid Congress Set to Go By Othman
Frederick C. Othman notes the new 15 000 a year payroll for Congress plus a pension, compares it with historic wages, and argues lawmakers should perform at a high standard while watching their pay. He cites earlier increases and country comparisons, including Britain and the Netherlands.
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Congress
Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Constantine II
Congress de Luxe
House
Senate
Extreme Cold Holds Markets For Central New York Produce
Extreme cold continued stow trading at the Central New York Regional Market. Apples celery onions and potatoes were plentiful while eggs and some meats weakened. turkeys ducks and dressed poultry prices varied with live birds 40 to 68 cents a pound and dressed poultry mostly 60 to 75 cents. Ga erne scarce and wax beans weaker. broader New York fruit and vegetable quotes list multiple regional apples and McIntosh and Cortland prices and assorted poultry terms with varied weights and packaging impacts.
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New York
Ldva
Diring Imuny
Midwest
U.S
Hudson Valley
Mcintosh
Cortland
Wolf ‘River
Northern Spy
Cumberland
Jonathan
Brussels
Island
Upstate
Long
Long Island
Leeke
Oswero ‘County
Orange County
Hons Island
Maine
Green Mt
Katahdin
Katahdin U. S
Jsc
Virginia
Vermont
Nte
Maryland
Wealthy
Sisssee
Wolf River
Pascal
St KS
H.H
Curt Doz
Advertising agency changes hands in Paul Block line
Paul Block Advertising, long the national advertising representative for major newspapers including the Herald Journal, has been sold. The new firm, Moloney Regan and Schmitt Inc, will be led by Moloney, Schmitt, Regan, Randolph, and Auer with existing staff and offices in New York and across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Block
Herbert W. Moloney
William J
Livestock prices slide at Buffalo and Jersey City sales
Buffalo market reports cattle and calf prices with steady to active demand for good cattle and high calves. Jersey City sales show cann ers and cutters strong with heavy cattle and veal prices up, hogs lower and sheep steady amid mixed receipts.
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Buffalo
Livestock Commission Association
Jersey City
New York
Jxlila
Taxicabs to Use G E 2 Way Radios
General Electric announces taxis in Milwaukee Cleveland Hartford Washington and Dallas will adopt two way FM radios in the 152 162 megacycle band. The system gives drivers a direct line to dispatch and will aid public emergencies while improving rider service and reducing empty taxi miles.
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
Hartford
Conn
Washington
Dallas
General Electric Company
Treasury report shows receipts and balance totals
United States Treasury report from Washington lists receipts totaling 108,160,991.50 and 166,415,501.08 expenditures with a net balance of 3,468,551,414.87. The AP dispatch summarizes the year end figures for December.
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United States ‘Treasury
Washington
Position of the Treasury
Weather forecast features and fronts explained by Dr Maxwell
The report outlines fair weather with below normal temperatures in the Far West and upper Mississippi Valley, with cloudier skies and snow in the Lakes and Texas. It also defines fronts warm cold stationary and occluded and notes pressure systems move eastward, with Dr Maxwell predicting Syracuse area weather for five days.
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Far West
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi
Missouri
Lakes
Texas
Louisiana
Maxwell
Cat
U. S. Weather Bureau
Syracuse
J C Connell Dies at Bank in Baldwinsville
J C Connell 62 of Baldwinsville a court clerk collapsed and died at 12 45 PM while making a deposit of 2875 at Merchants National Bank in Baldwinsville He had just finished the deposit and was pronounced dead en route to Onondaga General Hospital He is survived by his wife two daughters Marion and Constance and a son Wallace Connell
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Syracuse
Brockway Motors
Excelsior ‘Insurance
Farmers & Tract Life
Ancona Nationa
Lipe
Railway
National
Nettleton Ft
Oneida’ Ltd
Do Sommon
Onondaga Pottery
Pierce Putton Radiator
Eceeney
Solvay
Toledo
Shipbullaini Saece
Utica
Ecene
Will '& Baumer Com
Merchants ‘National Bank
J. Card.Connell
Baldwinsville
Children’ S Court
Theodore Rosen
Onondaga General Hospital
Connell
Auer
Harry Gilmore
Lysandex
Children’s Court
Joseph Benz
Wiliam Sullivan
Louise, Connell
Marion
Constance ‘Connell
Wallace Connell
Two New Ice Rinks Open in Onondaga County
The Onondaga County Park and Regional Planning Board announced two additional skating rinks. One is an 80 by 125 foot rink at Onondaga Lake Park in Liverpool, near the Salt Museum, with a shelter and night lighting. The second rink at Highland Forest is ready for winter outings at the Community House for party reservations.
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Onondaga County Park and Regional
Syracuse Library Closed Wednesday Except Newspaper Room
The Syracuse Public Library and all branches will close Wednesday except the newspaper room in the main building from 1 to 9 PM. Acting director Frieda S. Gates announces the Books Sandwiched In reviews resume January 8 with Paul Paine reviewing John B. MaraMeech's B F's Daughter in the Young People's Department from 12:20 to 12:45 PM.
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Syracuse Public Library
Frieda S. Gates
Paul Paine
John P. MaraMneech
B. F
Daugher
Young People’s Department
Montgomery St
Ambulance Crash Damages St Josephs Hospital Vehicle
Police said a car driven by Albert Bombardo Jr. skidded in the 100 block of West Belden and struck the hospital ambulance causing slight damage. Bombardo Jr. was summoned for driving without an operator license.
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Albert Bombardo
N. McBride Jr
W.belden Jr
Mary Hartin O'Hara Injured After Restaurant Fall Near Home
Mrs Mary Hartin O'Hara 42 suffered head and right wrist injuries when she slipped and fell leaving a restaurant near her Jefferson Jr address at noon today. Patrolman Frank Silky said she was treated at University Hospital.
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Mary. O'Hara
FE. Jefferson Jr
Frank Silky
University Hospital
Log accident injures worker at Warren Brothers yard
Lyle H. Leonard, 1226 S State St, Watertown, suffered a fractured left foot when a log toppled during tree removal at a Warren Brothers Construction Co job site in Watertown. He was transported Monday to the House of the Good Samaritan Hospital in Watertown for treatment.
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Warren Brothers Construction Company
Watertown
Lyle H. Leonard
S. State St
House of the Good Samaritan Hospital
Industrials and rails lead mixed stock market gains
In New York the industrials and rails rose selectively while many leaders fell. Gains came as bids activity picked up before midday and pivotals were supported by end of hostilities and tax selling largely cleared. Major movers included Firestone, U S Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors, Southern Pacific and others with a mix of decliners such as Great Northern and Boeing.
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New York
Firestone Tire
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Caterpillar Tractor
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
General Electiile
Kennerott
Johns- Manville
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
American Telephone
Anaconda
Boeing
Us SS. Rubber
Goodrich and Texas Company
Bonds
Boy Starts Fire At Detention Home
An 18 year old held at Teallaw Detention Home was moved to the matron’s room at Police Headquarters after attempting to set a fire. He set a mattress ablaze and then broke a window and a door panel. Children's Court ordered the transfer amid a police probe into further incidents.
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Teallaw
Leon Burchard
Burchard
Children’s Court
Leo Yehle
Tarboro Coastal Plain League Club Signs Durham Agreement
The Tarboro Coastal Plain League Club signs an agreement with Durham of the Carolina loop to give up plans to operate independently next season. The move aligns with a broader restructuring of regional baseball affiliations.
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Tarboro Coastal Plain
Durham
Carolina Loop
Deaths in Syracuse Area Reported for Multiple Residents
A list of deaths from the Syracuse region includes Carlton Bliss aged 8 Penn Yan and Cortina residents Hiram Winehell 77 and John Gulifoyle 68 Cortland. Other names span Maine N, McLean, Geneva, Seneca Falls, Oswego, Rome and Oswego with ages from 62 to 90.
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Syracuse
Carlton Bliss
Penn Yan
Hiram Winehell
Cortina
Jamon & van Bchoenhoven
Cortland
Calvin Dries
Maine
Nelo Te. Hill
McLean
Bybil V. Slavens
Groton
John Gulifoyle
Seward N. Transite
Geneva
Fred G. Morshouse
Seneca Falls
Robert H. Loughor
Auburn
Verdie Peterson
Oswero
Panny L. Smyth
Oswego
Charles Rice
Watertown Williams
Hil
Onenovia
Anna Finel
Agios Spines
Rome
Pasquele
Howe Masons to Install Danforth Lodge Officers
Installation of officers of Danforth Lodge 957 F and A M will be held Wednesday January 8 at the Masonic Temple. Arthur W. Howe to be installed as worshipful master by Past Master William J. Merkle with assistance from Francis Milazzo and Bert H. Gifford.
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Danforth Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Arthur W. Howe
William J. Merkle
Francis Milazzo
Sea and Field Lodge
Bert H. Gifford
William IF. Lohman
Donald H. Axe
C. Theodore Chenault
Otto A. Schilly
Rowland M. Wilson
M. James Campbell
George }. Lohman
Archie B. Bedford
Robert W. Dorn
A. Roy Faust
Walter Fredericks
George N. Page
Melvyn Silviers
William K. Tracey
George E. Rapp, Jr
Edward A. Forkhamer
Wer
Grade Switch Decision Up Grade Switch Decision Up
Transfer of the 1nth grade at Edward Smith School to Nottingham High School will be decided Thursday. Dr John F Hummer and Em Kane will confer on the move. Edward Smith is crowded and about 130 pupils in the ninth grade may transfer if four rooms are available at Nottingham.
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Edward Smith School
Nottingham High School
John F. Jrummer
Emmet P. Kane
Nottingham
Edward Smith
Hummer
Separate Motor Bureau Proposed at Syracuse Automobile Club
The Syracuse Automobile Club adopted a resolution in its 46th annual meeting favoring the separation of the State Motor Vehicle Bureau from the Department of Taxation and Finance. It also backed studying city use of the old Board of Education building for a city trade court. Five directors were reelected for three-year terms.
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State Motor. Vehicle Bureau
Department of Taxation and Finance
Syracuse Automobile Club
Onondaga
Board of Education
Henry. B. Brewster
Alfred M. Cady
Walter W. Nicholson
F. Gordon
Smith
H. W. Smith
Newey
City Shuts Off Jukes At 3 A.M In New Ordinance
The Common Council adopted an ordinance banning jukeboxes from 3 to 8 AM across restaurants cafes and lunchrooms. A $15 annual per machine license is set and installation within 200 feet of a church or school is prohibited. The measure, effective New Year’s Eve, faced some opposition from Blundred and Bowles who preferred 1 AM cutoff.
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Common Council
John M. Shannon
Agnes, Blundred
George J. Bowles
Solomon Greene
Skaneateles Lake
George F. White
Signa
New Year's Ash and Garbage Pickup Plan
Public Works Commissioner Charles E Bilion announced New Year ash and garbage service changes. Regular garbage remains on schedule. ash and rubbish collections shift one day later, with residents asked to postpone by one day each week day. Complaint and emergency lines remain active.
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Public Works
Charles E. Bilion
Crochet pattern for warm set and needlework guide
A Rochester era item advertises Laura Wheeler pattern 618 for a crocheted set with charts and photos. Send 20 cents to Syracuse Herald Journal Needlecraft Dept in New York for directions suitable for small and large patterns and order 1947 Needlecraft Catalogue for 15 cents more, with 102 designs.
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Laura’ Wheeler
Syracuse
Herald-Journal
Needlecraft Dept
New York
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J.C. Connell
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Route 11
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Robert G. Wasmer
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