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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
3
Syracuse sees heavy travel and crowded roads as Independence Day crowds flee home for Lake Ontario beaches and villages. Officials warn drivers to be cautious amid high traffic, with Greyhound buses full and return day tension rising.
CLOUD WAMPLER president of Carrier Corporation and Carl F. Dietz president of the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse say through the association that Syracuse Industry will maintain a low price policy. Wampler pledges Carrier to the line and urges all firms to do their part. Dietz compliments local effort to balance supply and demand and encourages consumers to exercise price control. Wampler notes only three items missed by price alignment since outbreak began.
Court term opens Tuesday at Malone with Judge Howard A Kampt presiding. Term ends in Albany, with an indictment reported against De Frank E B Kellner of 214 West Court Rome, alleged sale of navy rations last spring under a written order form.
The Coin Price Control Board will be down until Monday, as Herman J. Englehardt stated. People still visit for ruger and other matters while back paperwork is caught up. Englehardt said hearings will resume next week, with cases charged prior to the exp of the OFA on July 1 under review.
A Cortland boy of seven was bitten by a dog in McKinley Park while visiting Syracuse Crow Cortland. Patrolman P. Wilson Schiller investigated the incident and the boy was taken to a physician after suffering an abrasion.
Browne estate letters sought in Surrogate’s Court by Paul St Browne of Oswego and Mrs Bette Wore of Ray Shore. Father Paul St Browne died June 22 leaving an estate valued around 5000 dollars. Petition filed through Crezs Del Vecchio and Coulter naming children as heirs.
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