Watch Night Services In City Churches
SPECIAL SERVICES in many Syracuse churches will be held to mark the New Year observances beginning at 10 o clock tonight. Ministers and choirs will lead celebrations as the old year ends and 1938 begins. The Rev Joan E He will preach at St John Church as the congregation gathers to welcome the New Year. Midnight prayers and sermons will be included with various members of the congregations participating in the service.
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Syracuse
Eganisis
St. John and Church
Joan Ehe
Laenaetort
Lara Mrapiece Weil
Esngredahe Tar
Pilgrim Coneverational Church
LW. Ard
Pacior
Mamrar
Werner
Erin
Spain
Wagner
Dewey
James Ina
Jobs T. Reeve
Thomas J. Thompson
Mint
Labor
William J. Schiatrin
Le't Morne College
Malcolm E. Peabody
Episcopal Diocese of
Central New York
Irvin J. Hyman
Bert G. Wilson
Francis L. McElroy
Promises of repeal voiced at Victory dinner event
At the Victory dinner in Syracuse leaders and politicians discussed repeal of the Taft Hartley act and housing reforms. Speakers included former Sen M Mesd and Robert F Wagner who urged labor protections and broader social legislation. A sacred concert followed with church leaders praising unity between labor and management.
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Syracuse
Pamamare
Lahore
Mead
Fonny Democraiz
Europe
Sas
Senate
Thomas E. Dewex
Wagner
Robert F Wagner
Congress
Syenense
Robert F. Wagner, Jr
Thompson
Newilor
Auto Club Urges Highway Program
The Automobile Club of Texas urges a major highway program as part of its policy platform. At the annual meeting in Hotel Ontario, directors were reelected Fraath F Gordon and LaVier, with George Willard W Seymour elected to fill a vacant seat.
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Auto Club
Automomile Club
Tesoluamen
Ay Ovoeram
Ate iRruwey
Sveacuss poHce
Zig Erst Effors
Hotel Onendaea
Fraath
F. Gordon
LaVier
George Willard W. Seymour
Alla Vacam
Loot on Chanukah Eve Targets Jewish Temple Items
A break in at the Jewish Services of Temple Secrets of Fadio on Wester Street saw $45 cash, a suite and overcoat worth about $121, sport shirts, a cigarette lighter, and cigars stolen. Police report mention a Chanukah service and local temple figures Raphl Irwin J Hyman and Zatorah-reader Zem?. details from Temple Adath West and Temple Adath West remain under investigation.
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Wen Berglars
Hieod
Gilbert L. Websten
S. Wester
Tonighiz Temple Secrets
Fadio
Concord
Temple Adach
Ray Benjamin Friedman
Raphl Irwin J. Hyman
Temple Adath West
Bottleneck Ban Tests Truman's Capitol Influence
The plan by Representative Sabath to curb the Rules Committee power faces opposition from Republicans and Southern Democrats. Major figures including Martin, Raburn, and Monard Smith warn of undemocratic moves while Sabath bets on a petition route to bypass committee control, aiming to aid President Truman's program.
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Washington UA
Truman
Capitol Hills
Thern'st Jay
Congress
Moniny
Jegislaion
Sabah
D-ll
Martin
R-Mass
Rabum
Rules Committee
Monard W. Smith de Vad
Sabatil
Aftor & Menting
Democrats
House
Pailes Group
Nesw
Sabath
Republicar
Millionaire Eats Corn MealMush and Teaches Taste
A garbled fragment mentions a millionaire and corn mealmush and preferences. It hints at taste and dental care and possessions, with references to autos and Klingis. The readable portions suggest a narrative about indulgence and peculiar eating habits tied to wealth.
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Paul
New Housing Last Project Says Mayor
Mayor Frank J. Cosivtle announced a new public housing project costing 2.4 million dollars for Bake Sea, funded by State Housing Commissioner Herman Stichman and state housing funds. The Rashwood site received approval, with construction expected to begin after clearance and finalization of state aid, aiming to provide high setts and dwellings as part of the municipal plan.
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Frank J. Cosivtle
Bake Sea
Costatler
al Secant Hess
Ski Patrol Offers City Emergency Aid Stated by Syracuse Leader
Donar R Ralph assistant leader of the Syracuse Ski Patrol asserts the group can provide emergency services on request. He tells Police Chief Kinney the organization is ready and well equipped to respond to searches and any urgent needs requiring manpower and skiers.
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Osyractse
Ciy Min Fai
Dona R. Ralph
Syracuses
Ski Patrol
Ralph
Ava Leher
John 8. Kinney
Sable
Akis
Truck Route Scrap Heads For Trial
A two year dispute over a westbound truck route involving the city Solvay and trucking firms may go to trial in February. The Appellate Division in Rochester handed down decisions affirming Justice Abram Mare School Space Jer in his decisions on various matters. Mayor Frank J. Costello says the higher court’s decisions will move to formal equity terms, with plans to increase school space. The present building is small and another structure may be cleared for a school site.
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Solvay
Rochester
Abram
Mare
Frank J. Costello
Mailman L F Greene retires after 32 years of walking routes
Solvay officials hailed a court decision affecting the town Justice Zoller prepared to rule in Floyd Grarne's favor but altered course. The report details Greene the mailman's decades of service and a neighborhood dog that followed him daily along his route.
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Solvay
Uughcourt
Miltonav
Villake
Lean Tarallt
George Fearon
Coxetello
Couney & Bear
Polwée Junge Weriel F. Mathews
Ylows
Zoller
Floyd Grarne
Divlington
Pam Eupyien
UEWS
Tonfay
Flelie
Aren Rodtp
Lyle W
Horn- Oi
Abou Beck
Sis, ME
Yno
Arthur M. Bett
Greene
Mureied
Livy
City fights injunction in Solvay trucking case
The Syracuse Herald Journal reports a legal clash as Solvay and trucking firms contest a permanent injunction. Judge Zoller denied both sides requests to dismiss the action and appeals were unsuccessful. Trucks continued to use W Genesee St under a temporary injunction.
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Syracuse
Man to Be Tried On Forgery Charge
A suspect, Barry Ish accused of obtaining 9581 from forged checks, will face second degree forgery charges in Cooperstown. The case involves alleged truck permit violations and a November incident linked to a Solvay ordinance restricting large trucks on Milton Avenue. The matter arises amid a broader municipal effort and was discussed at a recent meeting with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Deegan
Piern
Edgecomb & Mead
Halsh Cooperstown
Golaage
Erie Blvd
Wenneth
BCT
Barry
Mevail
Auburn Trust Co
Jin Cayuga
Cortland
Owen
Kela Counties
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