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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
3
A Mexican national, noted for nine prior deportations, faces deportation after being apprehended near Cree California. Inspector Samuel Lrons orders the removal while authorities report a history of vagrancy and a porous border, with charges and penalties under review.
The Organized Reserve Corps of the 3434 General Hospital resumes its training sessions in Room 315 of the Chimes building. Roger W. Snaver presides as the unit discusses map headings for field hospital operations. The group aims to reach full strength by July 2 as voluntary enlistments rise.
Tenants at the Dillon Building gain extra time as negotiations with the Power Company and county officials proceed. County agents report efforts to avoid cutoffs, with several residents already relocating and others seeking new quarters as a solution is pursued.
Alexander Arrigo of 129 Steuben Street finally enlisted after three prior drafting attempts and leaves today for Camp Pickett Virginia. A North High School graduate, he served three years in the military and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dom Arrigo.
Canadian psychologist Edmund B. Tyminski told Optimists' Chap that we are all more or less victims of our emotions. He argued urges that determine conduct can be shaped by the will and by love, stressing orderly actions as a path to progress.
The readable bits reference EASTh Servicemen, Junior Red Cross, and a local street scene. Mentions a service organization and a school or community group preparing or thanking. Details are garbled, but the fragment suggests a civic or charity event context.
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