07 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
1
Kansas lawmakers plan to escort the Senate's lone bachelor, Stanley E. Toland, to a KU basketball game. President Pro Tem Kirke Dale suggests inviting Toland’s companion and even forming a committee to provide one if needed.
Applicants in a dozen Arizona cities will hear dictation by radio next Tuesday for state stenographic jobs. State employment official Richard H. Smith says radio testing removes reader speed variations and gives all applicants an equal chance at the positions.
State Senator C A Dahle's bill becomes law redefining fish names by scientific terms rather than common labels. The legislation notes that stizostedion vitreum is the walleye pike, aligning fish taxonomy with formal nomenclature.
Danville Illinois report notes a double deficit as of February 7 with unclear details. The item reads as a concise finance or budget snippet from a local desk.
A local resident aged 37.50 told police about a theft involving 86 dollars allegedly taken by his wife. He was booked for intoxication and posted 87.50 to cover fines and costs before release.
In Indianapolis on Feb 7 a fortune teller warned Esther Byers that someone would grab her purse. Minutes later three young men knocked her down outside her home and fled with her purse, $2.50 and a $10 pen and pencil set.
After months the Oswego post office mural will finally include the missing foot of the ax-wielding pioneer. A wall lamp last summer blocked the artist, fueling rumors the ax slipped. The ramp has been fixed and the foot will be added.
A picnic supper for Red Cross first aid instructors currently teaching will be at Red Cross headquarters at 6 PM Saturday. Afterward a discussion of teaching methods and a practical demonstration of bandaging and splinting will take place.
New York February 7 State Senator Frederic R Coudert Jr announced he will not be a candidate for the Congressional seat left vacant by the death of Representative Kenneth F Simpson. Republican leaders plan to pick a candidate but no immediate agreement is expected. Dean Allange is named as Democrat candidate. Mrs Simpson declines to run. Other possible Republicans mentioned include Bruce Barton Frederick F Creeman and Harvey L Schomm.
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