One-Family Houses Gain in 1940 Syracuse
Readable text shows 1940 saw a slight rise in one family dwellings in Syracuse with 91 permits versus 69 in 1939. Average unit cost dropped to 3 265 from 5 328, total one family dwelling cost 479 200, and overall permits reached 1 796 98 with housing project accounting for 2 079 500.
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Syracuse
Federal Housing Project
Five Foot Soldier Qualifies For Army From Seneca Falls
A Seneca Falls youth, 21, measured just at the Army height minimum, enlisted after passing required tests. Captain Mascaro certified he met the five foot standard and he left for Fort Jay with the 16th Infantry. The pair brothers Philip Allen and Edwin Allen both drew draft number 302 in Port Huron Michigan and Sandusky.
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R. D
Eca Falls
Hurd
New York
Federal
Army
Joseph ‘Mascaro
Fort Jay
16Th Infantry
Port Huron
Mich
Sandusky
Philip Allen
Edwin Allen
Maynard Ilord
Sergt
Charles Hartman
Smith Urges Backing for Playgrounds
Syracuse industrialist Hurlbut W. Smith urges National Recreation Association members to support playgrounds to keep children off unsafe streets. He notes the association expanded organized recreation to 1,295 communities in 1939 and will meet growing needs near camps for military training.
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National Recreation Association
Hurlbut W. Smith
Syracuse
Mr. Smith
Mengarelli Trial Delayed To Albany Court Term
Indictments allege securities law violations and mail fraud by Alex A. Mengarelli former Syracuse Chiefs president and investment broker. Case originally to be tried in Utica now postponed to Albany term next month following SEC probe of Ozonide Corp stock sales.
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Albany
Mengarelli
Securities and Exchange Law
Malone
SEC
Ozonide Corporation
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