China Spirit Unbroken by Invasion Prompts Forward Hope
A letter to Tracey K. Jones from E. H. Lockwood, Syracuse Y representative in China, praises enduring Chinese spirit after bombings in Kukong. He notes residents seek safety by day while attending lectures and exhibits by night, and expresses confidence China will rise stronger by 1965.
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China
Tracey KK. Jones
M. C
E. H. Lockwood
Syracuse
Lockwood
Kukone
Association
Kukong
America
Darrow Held for Grand Jury on Robbery Charge
William H Darrow 31 of 27 South Temnsend Street was held for the Grand Jury on a first degree robbery charge after police court before Judge Homer V Walsh Detec tives Edward Dolphin and Lawrence Connolly arrested him on the complaint of Harry Sutton of Baldwinsville Sutton said he met Darrow in a Syracuse restaurant on December 28 and accompanied him to Irving Avenue where the robbery occurred Sutton claims Darrow struck him and robbed him of 87 Darrow denies the accusation saying he does not know Sutton
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Darrow
Homer V. Walsh
William H. Darrow
South Tmensend Street
Edward Dolphin
Lawrence Connolly
Harry Sutton
Baldwinsville
Sutton
Syracuse
Irving Avenue
Irvine Avenue
Local Draft Boards Get New Quotas for Inductions
Mid state counties set quotas for Selective Service with 681 men to be delivered daily to Albany Syracuse and Buffalo. Onondaga Monroe and Broome lead in numbers while Oneida Oswego and Cortland share allocations to Albany and Syracuse. The plan consolidates to three induction sites with total state calls rising to 18 117 by end of January.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
Monroe County
Broome County
Albany
Oneida County
Utica
Buffalo
Rochester
Mid-State
Cayuga
Wayne Wesc
Oneida
County Board
S.eee
County Receives 1.822 Million Bond Proceeds
Onondaga County to receive 1 822 000 in New York City as proceeds from two bond issues dated last month and sold earlier this year. County officials including County Treasurer John F Gimski County Clerk Rolland A Strever and Edward O Yackel will sign the bonds in New York City with county attorney Truman H Preston present. Part of the funds will go to principal payments on other bonds due this year and 1 152 000 will help finance relief expenditures for the year.
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Onondaga County
New York City
John F. Giminski
Rolland A. Strever
Edward O. Yackel
Board of Supervisors
Truman H. Preston
Atttorney
Eastwood January Grads Present Murder Mystery Play
Eastwood High School seniors of the January class stage a murder mystery play titled 320 College Avenue written by Ferber and Eberhardt. Directed by Miss Cecelia C Anderson the performance occurs in the school auditorium at 7:15 PM today. Plans include a January dance at Hotel Syracuse on January 17 and the annual yearbook with Rina Molisani and Robert Reamsch as co editors. Officers listed: Robert Ayling president Doris Hundisher vice president Catherine Marnell secretary William Cowell treasurer.
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Eastwood High School
320
College Avenue
Ferber
Eberhardt
Cecelia C. Anderson
Syracuse
Herbert Beadle
Rina Molisani
Robert ‘Reamsch
Richard Kogler
Lucille Hullar
Robert Ayling
Doris Hundishamer
Catherine Marnell
William ‘Cowell
William Cowell
Milk Agency Confers on New Ballot
Delegates of the Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency met at the Onondaga Hotel to decide action on a second referendum on eight amendments to the State Federal Milk Marketing Orders. Eastern Cooperative favors the amendments while the Dairymen's League opposes, yet most delegates want federal control of the New York City market. The group prepared for the vote as Washington proceeds with plans to inform 60 000 dairymen across six states. A injunction seeks to halt further votes and the government awaits service on the League action.
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Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Onondaga Hotel
Eastern Cooperative Association
Dairymen’s League
New York City
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Associated Press
Department
New York
Federal District Court
League
Public Works Group Post for Sanborn
George H. Sanborn deputy commissioner of public works has been named to the street cleaning committee of the American Public Works Association by Roy L. Phillips president of the national association of public officials.
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George H. Sanborn
American Public Works Association
Roy L. Phillips
National Association of Public Officials
Prison to Reform School Debate Over Apple Thief
Louisiana case centers on John Swanson Jr a high school senior who faked his age to avoid reform school and faced a three year penitentiary term for apple theft. A Gretna burglary charge led to his Louisiana prison sentence and judges consider reopening the case to determine proper placement. Swanson said prison seemed preferable to reform school hoping for early release with good behavior.
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Angola
John Swanson
Lakes Wales Center
Louisiana
Gretna
L. Robert Rivardo
Ernest M. Conzelmann
Conzelmann
Swanson
New York
St. Louis
Florida
California
Louisiana Penitentiary
Estates of Parker and Wiodarski Filed for Probate
The will of Minnie Parker, former Cleveland School principal, leaves $13 500 estate to relatives with specific bequests to Anna Mae Parker Boyd Mary Elizabeth Parker and Earl C Parker and names Edward S Parker as residuary legatee and executor. A separate will of Leon Wiodarski leaves $6 000 in trust for Robert Czajkowski until age 21 for education and support. Dixson Jeffrey and Edward Tyminski are attorneys in the filings.
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Minnie Parker
Westcott Street
Cleveland School
Anna Mae Parker Boyd
Pulaski
Edward S. Parker
Mary Elizabeth Parker
Earl C. Parker
Mexico
Dixson & Jeffrey
Leon Wiodarski
Robert Czajkowski
Frank Czajkowski
Giminski Avenue
Wiodarski
Edward Tyminski
New York Leads U S Shoe Making in November Output
Washington report shows New York shoe factories produced 6,244,897 pairs in November, tops over Massachusetts at 5,410,130, marking a second straight month of lead for New York in non rubber boots and shoes.
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Washington
New York
Census Bureau
Massachusetts
Auto Hurled Into Curb Injures Dane Ride Victim
A Great Dane riding with Miss Henrietta W. Smith of 960 James Street was the sole injury in an afternoon accident. The car leaped a curb in the 500 block of Grant Boulevard, damaged a sewer vent, and struck a truck driven by Robert E. Hanley of 408 Walnut Avenue. Both drivers escaped injury.
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Henrietta W. Smith
James Street
Grant Boulevard
Robert E. Hanley
Walnut Avenue
Davern Case
Joseph Benz
Hanley
Miss Smith
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