Syracuse Camera Club to hold first annual business meeting
Essiwood Camera Club will hold its first annual business meeting at 3:30 PM Wednesday at 121 Ashdale. President Jonn F. Corneil announced today. Junior leaders of seven Boone District Box Scout troops attended an initial indoor training session yesterday outlining leadership methods for the 17th annual general assembly of the Council of Jewish Federation and Welfare Funds in Philadelphia January 4 to 15.
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Essiwood Camera Club
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Jonn
F. Corneil
Boone District
B. G. Rudolph
Alexander E. Holstein
Milton Fromer
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Council of Jewish Federation and Welfare Funds
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Church Fund Receipts Reported in 1948
The 1948 financial report shows total church receipts of 134 U.S. dollars with 12 051.85 dollars from parishioners toward completing the church fund. The report notes substantial progress on church facilities including expanded parking, a sprinkler system, lighting fixtures, and planned wall completion. ongoing services will shift to the tower church during three months of work.
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St Joseph's
Christianity In U S Cited By Priest
The Very Rev Robert J Gannon S J retiring Fordham President answered Is This a Christian Nation in Lincoln Auditorium as the fortieth Catholic Women’s Club lecture. He argued Christian principles are not in existing laws but appear as informal dicta in decisions. He said early colonies were founded by people seeking religious liberty and that democracy rests on two pillars: supremacy of law over ruler and equality before God. Mass speaker Elizabeth Bentley, recently linked to communism, will speak Sunday Jan 23.
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Fordham University
Lincoln Auditorium
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Elizabeth T. Bentley
Mary Lawlor
Catholic Womens Cus
James E. Callahan
Traffic Court Seeding and Scattered Notices
Fragmented OCR shows Traffic Court seeding items and scattered names, places, numbers, and addresses. It includes references to courts, streets such as Oakwood and W. Bietsien, and numerous unreadable tokens, suggesting a page of notices, listings, and miscellaneous names without a coherent single article.
Eviction Crises Heard in Municipal Court
Twenty two eviction cases were heard before Judge Farzy HB in Municipal Court. Nine orders were signed ten were adjourned two settled and one dismissed by agreement. The hearings reflect a mix of outcomes under legal procedures.
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Farzy HB
Shoes Stolen From Tractor Trailer in Local Theft
Police report a tractor trailer owned by Binc hamon Delivery Co at 101 Danforth St. was robbed last night. Patrolman Frank Weber investigated a theft of footwear valued at about $500 from the vehicle.
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Binchamon Delivery Co
Danforth SL
Frank
Man Pays Back $12,000 In Court
Irving S. Radin, 25, tied to forged instruments, was placed on probation after paying back 12 000. He pleaded to grand larceny second degree and corruption, with probation and restitution to his former employer. Assistant DA Jesse Canter said Radin gained 25.59 by forging checks. Several others, including William Blacklin and Robert Duby, faced sentences for home invasion and forgery. Judge Breed handed sentences for attempted rape, forgery, and probation violations.
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Sage Leo W. Breed
Attocmer
Jesse Canter
Lake Naistad
Canter
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Matlydalé Air Base
William Blacklin
Robert H. Duby
Maurice Weigand
Butternut St
Sudge Breed
How
Ard Jones
Ashworth
Attica
Welch Jostes
Wiliam L. Webb
Liverpool
Webb
Enrico’s Grill
Michacday
Arine Williams
E._Fayttie sr
Williams
Breed
Fred Warren
Solvay
Warren
Robert C. ‘Satisfield
Four Avenues to World Peace Cited by Federalist Leader
Oliver A. Quayle of the United World Federalists argued in Syracuse that only world government offers a viable path to peace. He dismissed armed power and preventive war as impractical and warned against isolationism despite its disfavor among Americans in the recent election.
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Newts Rx
United World Federalists
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Aturees
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Gregational Church
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League
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Paul Shipman Andrews
College of Law
Syracuse University
Iday
Lewiston Manor
16Th Ward
York Statg Citizens Council
Syracuse
Peace Council
Council of Educational and Cultural Agencies
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Americans For Democratic Action
Publishers at luncheon push tax cuts and world government ideas
A crowd of about 150 publishers attended a luncheon where a coalition urged lightening punitive taxes and a revision of Taft-Harvey to slow a wartime to peacetime price rise. Debate covered world government, independence for war materials, and a global police force with taxation power, plus plans for a United Nations style entity.
Taxpayers Given Two Days Grace on Tax Declarations
Taxpayers were granted a two day grace period to file or amend tax declarations as the deadline for 1948 returns shifts. Collector Frank Shaughnessy announced that the filing deadline moves from January 15 to January 17 when the date falls on a weekend, with a longer extension for farmers and those filing amendments. The notice outlines who must file, including farmers and wage earners with withholding, and explains that some may file Form 1040 instead of a declaration to save time.
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Internal Revenue
Frank
D. Shaughnessy
Shaughnesey
Public Relations Women to Meet at Syracuse Conference
The annual women's public relations conference, sponsored by the League of Women Voters and Theta Sigma Phi, will be held tomorrow at Hotel Onondaga. Morning speakers include Kenneth Sparrow city editor Syracuse Herald Journal Herald American Adene LaRue women’s editor Herald Journal Herald American Robert Voorhees The Post Standard and Alice Keegan women’s editor The Post Standard. Sparrow opens on the topic How the Editor Selects the News.
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Theta Sigma Phi
Journalism Society
Syracuse University
Hotel Onondaga
Kenneth F. Sparrow
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Herald-American
Adene C. LaRue
Herald-Journal
Robert Voorthees
Ealior
The
Post-Standard
Alice F. Keegan
Sparrow
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$880 Settlement in Burglar Alarm Bogus Fire Call
A false burglar alarm at Luigui Steak House 149 E Onondaga triggered police and fire units at 4:45 AM. No theft reported. rear door forced. Mancino of Fayetteville identified as the restaurant owner. Engine 16 responded. settlement reached in the action.
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Ami
Paraius
Paul Marcette
Gaetano Stasi
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Mancino
Fayetteville
State officials weigh Syracuse bid for medical center site
Hearings open with Albany Binghamton and Syracuse reps in attendance as Upstate advocates push to locate a four center state medical hub in Syracuse. Mayor Costello Chancellor Teller and university leaders testify while New York City institutions’ observers review education and medical education plans.
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Binghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Frank J iCostello
Teller
Upstate
Ats
Metropolitan Center
Fela
Syracuse University
New York City
G. Weisskollen
Lysaense University College of Medicine
J. Howard Ferguson
College of Medicine
Edward C.hushes
Don Williams
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P State
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Charles Garswe
State University
Earle J. Machel
Niagara Hudson Power Corp
Edward X. Scheiterting
Eastwood Adult Evening School Offers 30 Courses
Eastwood Adult Evening School announces thirty courses for spring including new elementary and applied radio modules. Home gardening, home furnishings and furniture refinishing provide practical skills. decorating, dime crafts, and automotive basics attract large enrollments. Courses run two evenings per week, with potential additions if at least 15 adults sign up.
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Eastwood
Adult Evening
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58 000 Sought In State Aid For Health
Cleveland A Sargent commissioner of Health opened negotiations with state officials to obtain 58 000 in new state aid for his department. He asked for state help to fund City Hospital costs about 125 060 yearly and requested retroactive aid to January 1, 1937 for patients with listed diseases. A report on patient numbers and days under care was to be compiled.
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