Bowler Frederick Harris Dies After Heart Attack During Play
Frederick J. Harris, a leading bowler with ties to Syracuse leagues, collapsed from a heart attack after a game at Hofman Kowogue. The long-time sports figure, 40, had earlier scored in the evening and died hours later. survivors include his wife, son, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral plans were set for Monday at his home with burial at Mount Luanah Cemetery in Fulton.
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Frederick P. Harris
Rapp
Frederick J. Warzis
Aethean Machinery Company
Symeuse
Hofman
Rae
Ted
Harris Kuiuner
Vegular
Bowie
Holtman Leaue
Syracuse
Ain
Haris
Darks
U. 5
Hind Thev
Chisise Marsh Harris
Diarriea
Dun Keothers
Edwin Haris
Lote Island
Robert Morris
Sneingfiell
Mire Sna Orr
Kanisaa Soller
Firyan, O
Sts Marian Sacrs
New York City
Monilay
Mount lAuaah
Fulton
E S Downes Rites Monday
Funeral services for Havant Downes 65 longtime Syracuse resident will be held Monday. Services begin at 9 AM at his home 315 Park Avenue and continue at 9 39 AM at Saint John Evangelist Church. Surviving are wife Margaret Fitzgibbons Downes four daughters two sons and several grandchildren.
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Downes
Birecrean
Sol Park Avenue
Saint John
Syracuse
Inte
Wetitas
Mary Downes
North State
East Willow Streets
Rite of Christian Brothers Academy
Gantat Art Furniture Company
Ananlesmah
Standard Hardwood Lumber Company
Buffalo
Margaret Fitzgibbons Downes
John G. Priest
Gerald V. McMahon
Dorothy Downes
John
BecMahon
Edward, Downes
John F. Downes
Movie Stater Orders Partial Compensation for Deafness
Ernest William Holland, a movie projectionist at 430 North West Street, received part compensation from a state board after a hearing. The decision found that his deafness was casually related to medical treatment and the roar of three sound anomalies depicting airplanes. The ruling noted no definite cause and his medical bills remain unsettled.
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North West Street
Thet Fe
Corcoma
Taauatelet Board
Holland
Tale Company Raises Offer to End Strike at Mine Mill
Tale Company proposes a wage increase and job guarantees to Mine and Mill Workers Union Local 23305 to end a 66 day strike that began October 20, 1839. Superintendent Wallace AMT discussed the proposal with two union representatives, while workers push for higher gains beyond a 10 percent raise.
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Gouverneur
Jan
Feday
Ineternational Pulp Company Mine and Bill Workers’ Union
Tok
Yenters Dt. Wallteo
Nolan
Wallace Amt
Chinese Celebrate Victory in South Amid Conflicting Claims
The article reports disputed claims of a Chinese victory parade in Hong Kong and South China. Chinese reports claim artillery and air forces halted a Japanese advance near Canton, while Japanese sources say Chinese forces were pushed back 300 miles north and east of Canton, with Tsingyun captured.
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Changking
Saanese
Kwangtung
Canton
Qaid
Karth River
Tsing‘yun
Ship Released By Allied Authority in New York
New York January 6 British contraband authorities released the American freighter Executive and 17 000 feet of nickel tubing seized December 22. American Export Lines said they were surprised by the seizure and noted the nickel tubing was the nearest item resembling a Macedonia Society shipment in the ship's manifest. A social event in New York with dancing in old country costumes was planned for December 7 at 512 Hare Street.
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U. 8
Allied Authority
New York
Giomiter
Souad
T Company
New York City
Hare
York
Harvey Smith Honored by Masons Here
Harvey Smith was installed as worshipful master of the Sea and Field Lodge in Fo and AL MS. A Tigris Temple Shrine delegation presented him with a handmade leather bound book. A Keder Khan Grote band concert honored him as other lodge officers were installed.
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Harvey XII. Smith
Matter of the Sea and Field Lodge
Masonic ‘Temple
Tigris ‘Temple Shrine
Keder Khan Grote
Sir. Smith
Tints Temple
Keder Asesides Mr. Smith
Failuving
Ofiere
William Dennis
James Armtrong
Walter de Mintel
Earl Ra Far Giger
Leo Claycomb
Almeron Powell
Earl F. Baker
Chester V. Bryant
Betty McCail
Howard A. Clark
Ernest Hillam
Sherwood F. Doyle
G. Medicis
Louis E. Stafford
William S. Cummings
Konasi¢ni Lodge
Mr. Stotford
Seaant Field Lodge
Kiwanis Conference Aids Underprivileged in New York State
Kiwanis clubs spent substantial funds to assist underprivileged residents. Governor Carrel announced a gathering of 110 state officers and guests at a Syracuse hotel for an annual conference. Meetings planned for 2 30 P M included discharge of duties with Mr Godson to address the gathering and a dinner at the hotel. Arrangements were led by Earl Immerman and Jerome Cheney with district officials.
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New York State
Kiwanis Clube
Cittizen
William
Carrel
Sercuse
Omeers
Godson
Seagate
Earl “Immerman
Syracuse
Heutenant Roverhor
Jerome Cheney
Syracuse Club
Store Theft Suspect Faces Transfer to Joliet Prison
A scrambled 1925 burglary case details a suspect named Harris Romer arriving in Syracuse after years of employment with the Public Works department. He was arrested for breaking and entering Jack Essalyan’s home at 303 East Washington Street on December 5, stealing clothing worth ten dollars. Fingerprints tied him to the Hareis alias and Joliet authorities requested a transfer as the suspect faced a burglary conviction and imminent sentencing.
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Syracuse
Lelurty
Jamies Vinerix
Sts East
Adonis Street
Hilnels
Janes Romer
Syrscuse
Harris
Department of Public Works
Jack Essalyan
East Washington Street
Hareis
Joliet
Doula
de Day
Therm
Hares
Willy
Expos
Farmer dies after fall while drawing hay with sons
A Franklin County farmer, engaged in drawing hay with his sons near the Notubay Fort Covington highway, died at 3 pm yesterday from a heart attack believed triggered by the fall. He was taken semiconscious to his home, died despite medical aid. Surviving are his wife, two sons, a daughter, three brothers, three sisters, and other relatives. The funeral will be at his home Monday morning and later at St. Patrick's Church Hogansburg.
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Frank Fay
Franklin County
Notubay-Fort Covington
Tack
Fort Cyar
Foy
Roger Orr
Ogdensturgy
Thomas K. Shean
Massese
Saran Mogansbure
Francis Ant
Elizabeth Golden Fes
Bombay
Efla Sullivan
Brasher Falls
Francis
Delbert Fey
Hazel Fey
Hugh Foy
Bomba
George Foy
Uuiea
George Follmer
Watertown
Zane Ne Crary
Montreal
Elizabet Feenes
Utica
St. Patrick's Church
Hogansburg
Townsend Birthday Dinner Defends Townsend Movement
More than 30 followers of Dr Brancis E Townsend gathered at Brisonle Temple to celebrate his 72nd birthday with a dinner meeting last night. Speakers defended the Townsend movement against criticism. Paul Chase, Townsend organization's national representative, argued the plan helps public welfare by employing pensioned individuals in necessary work and circulating money.
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pension_movement
Brisonle Temple
Paul Chase
Mrs McClusky Leader In Church Activities Dies
Mrs M J McClusky longtime Catholic women’s activities leader a resident of Syracuse died today at St Joseph Hospital after illness since December 7 19xx She founded St Anthony’s communal home and served as past president of Ludden Home board and vice president of St Joseph Hospital Auxiliary Survived by five sons including Dr L A McChunky and William E McClusky and several grandchildren Funeral arrangements reported for Washington DC area services
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Meadowbrook Drive
Wilam
McClusky
St. Yjoseult Hospital
Colhocs
Patrick
Margaret Murphy
Syracuse
St. Anethony’s
Ludden Home
Vic
St. Joseph Hospital Auxilary
House of Providence
St. Vincent's Orpnants
Cireto of
Mercy
Christian Brothers
Es. Mcclusky
Gomenvalty
Keainaltings Sts
Med Mary
A. McChunky
Leneder
City Credit Not Involved In Housing Project Debate
Syracuse municipal credits are not pledged to the $4,506,000 debt for the Syracuse Federal housing project. Assemblyman Moffat warned that housing authorities risk unlimited bonding and urged municipalities to limit guarantees while stressing housing authorities as hybrid entities. Local officials say the city would back bonds only if advantageous, with authorities operating as business-like bodies separate from municipal responsibility.
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Syracuse Municipal
Dioner Homes
Syracuse
Assemblymar Abbott Law Mot+ fate
Assenshiyt Ways and Meats Committee
Strgems
Bote
Contman Council
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Mies
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Syracuse University Carnival Slated For February
Syracuse University announces its annual winter carnival will be held February 6 after snowy delays. Previous carnivals faced multiple postponements due to snow and were moved to March. The event aims to avoid clashing with medical exams and will feature student organizers and campus details amid a winter schedule.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Man Dies Moving Into Syracuse Housing Block
Mr. Louist Hawkes died of a heart attack while aiding his wife unload furniture in their new Syracuse Housing Area apartment. Survived by wife, daughter, and several siblings, he had lived much of his life in Syracuse and Buckland, Massachusetts. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Louist Hawkes
Syracuse
Muri
Buckigud
Mass
Passek
Atts
Francis Spring
Hartford
Cligard Bellows
Duce Warns Reds to Leave Balkans Alone
Mussolini through official press spokesman Virginio Gayda warned the Soviet Union that any use of the Balkans would prompt Italy to respond in the proper manner. The message reaffirmed Italy’s interest in preserving the Balkan status quo while opposing Soviet expansion and Communist influence. Italy signaled readiness to back Hungary against British guarantees to Romania and Greece.
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Mrs Sirius Hurt In Auto Accident Near Auburn
Mrs Atina Steikus of 12 Jefferson Street suffered a bruised knee and back after a head on collision on the Auburn Union Springs Road north of Union Springs. Mage of Union Springs drove a northbound car involved in the crash. Firemen fought a $1500 grocery fire in Bristol, Pa, and frost bit feet were treated.
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Auburn
Atina Steikus
Jefferson Street
Union Springs
Ben
Mage
Stroeper
W. C. Zant
Auburn State
Edward Sidas
Nustland
Cara
Bristol
Randa
Corcoran Quits After 22 Years On Police Force
Detective John Corcoran, 45, of 207 Dudley Street, resigns after 22 years on the force. Appointed patrolman on February 2, 1978, promoted to detective December 23, ANS. He served 22 years, three months, seven days and will receive a pension. Chief Rapp praises him as one of the best in the department.
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Woltigny
Rare Ledar
Corcoran
Patrolaytur
Get
Dudley Street
Rapp
Farmer Injured by Cow in Barn at Laws County
Jam Os Levi Arthur, a farmer from Mackinsiurs, was gored by a cow in his barn on Tuesday night. He stood with his back turned as the cow suddenly lowered its head and struck with its horns, injuring him before he was taken to Laws County Hospital.
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Lowville
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Levi Arthur
Mackinsiurs
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Mal
Laws County Hospital
Pneumonia Blamed After Baby Found Dead in Bed
A newborn's death near Temonthi is attributed to pneumonia after a coroner verdict. Donald Emeterio, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Emeterio, was found in his mother's bed as she awoke. The infant had a cold for several days. The body was released to funeral director John Gimlaski for services.
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St. Cecalia's Church
Solvay
Bune
Aspamptton Cemetery
Grand Jury Report Planned for Monday in Cortland
Cortland January news notes the Grand Jury to report at 10 AM Monday after weeks of adjournments. District Attorney Louis H. Folmer says the panel stands ready, with potential appearances by Justice Rowe and I Davis. Ithaca official Justice Riley Heath may be assigned to preside, pending court scheduling. Also reported is Geneva appointing Charles Hamill to a deputy city post and related council actions.
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Imupecene Court
Louis H. Folmer
Rowe Fend I. Davis
Davie Ia
County Group Seeks Stronger Welfare Relief Voice
The County Officers Association of New York State met in Syracuse with resolutions opposing the State Welfare Department’s authority. They call for ending the state power, expanding local relief efforts, and financing job programs for those not WPA eligible. Orla Breeze urged welfare reform and rehabilitation goals.
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Syracuse
New York State
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Preston
Onondaga
State Welfare Department
Ha Gron
Mata
Social Security Boards
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Emilyott “Nimes
Fayetteville Honors Grover Cleveland Bust Tribute
A bronze plaque memory of Grover Cleveland was unveiled by Fayetteville Daughters of the American Revolution at the municipal building. The wall bust sits above the inscription near the front entrance, with Mayor Charles Kessler accepting the tablet on behalf of the village.
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Fayettevile
United States
Clono
Fayetteville
Carlton C. Curtiss
Miacard Cross
Charles Kessler
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Lfe
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Cross
Thomas Preston
Princeton N.d
Grover Clevelant
Harry C. Durston
Manina Wistocratt
Este
Edwards
Schowlmate
Fae soNevile
Delay in Amputation Sought After Jett Johnson Blood Match Hunt
delay in amputating Jett Johnson 50 of Buffalo undergoing hospital tests at Croyse Ining Hospital to locate a Type II blood donor whose blood better matches his. Volunteers include Robert J. Parrish, prisoner, who offered blood but was not accepted. Johnson has been hospitalized since earlier this month after a Route 5 automobile accident.
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Ore Ear Johnson
Buffatg
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T Ho Man
Robert J. Parrish
Howse
Boy 7 Injured In Coasting Crash On Noton Street
A 7 year old boy was injured when a vehicle struck him after coasting from a driveway onto Noton Street. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital by ambulance. The report also notes a separate lake incident in Evanston where a man fell from a pier into Lake Michigan. In political news, Senator Guffey predicts a former governor will receive a vacant diplomatic post.
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Tie Amedo Scisina
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