Furloughs and Orthodox Christmas Flags in Syracuse News
A ragged mix of local notices, personal furlough reports, and Orthodox Christmas plans fills the Syracuse page. Navy family updates place Kranz aboard a destroyer in Europe and his son serving on another vessel. Community groups announce meetings at Eastwood posts and local schools reopen language classes. The holiday piece notes Orthodox observances and a large Christmas Eve service at St Michaels Russian Orthodox Church, with families preparing a midnight and morning service and a shared meal after prayers.
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Fellows Named For Legal Post In City Election
D G Fellows slated for a legal post with backing from party leaders. The Syracuse graduate and veteran of military service is described as a trusted GOP candidate with prior roles in local government and district attorney circles. He holds awards including a Bronze Star and Arrowhead. He is married.
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Syracuse
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Legal Fight For Boy Goes To Referee
A legal battle centers on custody of Carl with Davie and Lous Knor contesting care. Represented by Maaces Fuze, Louis N. March, the case seeks a corpus for holidays after an agreement to cover extra expenses, including $50 already paid. Official Referee Cress will hear the matter tomorrow.
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Sagay
H. Searl L. Lousknor
Carl
Cress
Fined for False Data in Driver License Applications
Two men pleaded guilty in Traffic Court before Judge Truman H. Preston and were fined 109 dollars each for falsifying driver license applications. Ralph Patterson and John Hicks of Malverne and Solvay posed as applicants. one was suspended jail sentence, others face further proceedings. The case involved motor vehicle bureau officials and state safety suspensions linked to a regional school competition dispute. Public notices reference a conservational context within Nottingham area and local high school events.
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Ralph Patterson
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Three Bank Secretaries Named At Syracuse Savings Bank
Lester J. Norcross Witham W. Shaver and Robert J. Talman were named assistant secretaries of Syracuse Savings Bank after its annual meeting of nine trustees. Norcross heads the life insurance department and Talman, 28 years with the bank, was first president of the employees' club formed in 1816. Shaver has mortgage department ties and mage served as chief clerk. all three have over 20 years at the bank. Shaver and Norcross attended the Graduate School of Banking at Reiters via the American Institute of Banking.
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Robert J. Talman
Syracuse Savings Bank
Neccrass
Thanfe Insurance
Shaver
Morgege
Falmage
Talmene
Employes’ Club
Norcross
Graduate School of iBanking
Reiters
American Institue of Banking
Births and family notices from a late 19th century column
Fragmented roast of names and places lists birth announcements and personal notices. The text mentions individuals such as Jane Geddes and Mes Grorce, with scattered location clues like Padimnal and 24 Macnoya st, alongside dates and monetary figures, all in a mix of unclear OCR.
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Fire at Mizpah hotel damages walls and ceiling
Firemen responded to a blaze at the Mizpah hotel in a Sunday incident. Deputy Chief Francis Ferren and Lt Leo Pachel led four engine companies to a second floor Sunday school room where damage occurred. Fire Marshal Joan S. Sieane and Lt Jean Dacey investigated the origin. Damage was estimated at 500 dollars.
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Francis Ferren
Leo Pachel
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Joan S. Sieane
Jean Dacey
Zenith President Predicts TV to Air First Run Movies
Eugene McDonald of Zenith forecasts continued TV advances including first run movies into homes and experiments on phone vision. He cites mass production of an oversize picture tube and giant circle screens, plus plans for broadcasting via telephone lines next summer pending regulatory approval.
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Eugene McDonald
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Syracuse
Marianne McDonald
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Rawland Corp
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Alcoholism Education Unit Opens Drive for $14,000
The Onondaga Committee for Education on Alcoholism begins a campaign to raise 14000 to establish an information center and hire staff. Benjamin Friedman discussed fees. William ers named general manager of Bearing Co. as campaign chair with Hurlbut W. Smith as honorary chair. Endorsed by the Onondaga Medical Society and Cane of Sa Accncies.
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Onondaga Committee
Onondaga Medical Society
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Medical Unit Urged Here in Syracuse Center
Robert G Soule president of the Chamber of Commerce urges establishment of a nine state medical center in Syracuse. He notes Syracuse has an outstanding medical college and center and stresses the need for a central location supported by a federation of six members and a committee structure.
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Syracuse
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Club to Present Home Talent Show
The Solvay club announces a two hour benefit show featuring home talent and social wit. Two professional directors join the event in Edward Neb with local women and members supporting the effort.
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Edward
Neb
Oswego Graduates Plan Regular Meetings at Noon
An informal gathering of Oswego graduates from Syracuse University met at noon at the Ss restaurant. The group intends regular sessions and additional meetings in the future, according to Frank W. Zmghah, president.
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