Citys Holiday Quiet Parades in Villages
Holiday observances spread across Syracuse districts and surrounding villages with parades and family gatherings. Marcellus East Syracuse and Canastota hosted community events, church services, and veteran speeches as residents marked Independence Day with old fashioned enthusiasm, parade routes, and park celebrations.
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Yesteryear
Marcellas
Syracuse
Nfariy
Siburban Park
Luis
vMage
Presbitenan
Mason Varnum & Kenton
Independence Bay
Mayor Cancels Saturday Hall Closings in Summer Plan
Mayor Costelin announced that AFLAN Saturday closings for city departments were cancelled after a conference with Corporation Counsel Lyle W Tfornbrck and department heads. A plan for a five day week for some divisions emerged, with other departments to monitor Saturday mornings. no ordinance likely.
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Aflan
Costelin
Lyle W Tfornbrck
Common Council
Plana dl
Mayo
Navy and Marine Corps Recruits Show Increase
Navy and Marine Corps recruit numbers rise with more signups reported today by local recruiters. Notable applicants listed include Richard S Meinl and Frederick J Raulch in Elmira and Fulton area districts, with several names from Seneca Falls, Fulton, and nearby towns.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Maine
Nia LoMmeuas US Mae
Fol Owang
Richard S Meinil
Stafford
Frederick J Raulch
Hearing Set on Dropping Of Train Service
The New York Central Rail Road faces a public hearing by the Public Service Commission on discontinuing Passenger Train 138 between Syracuse and Albany. The train, scheduled to depart Syracuse at 11:00 AM and arrive Albany at 2:25 PM, is impacted by the new timetable effective June 16. Cooperstown Mayor Ernest T Whitaker and the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce opposed the discontinuance. The hearing is set at the Gov Alfred E. Smith State Office Building in Albany at 2 PM.
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Public Service Cormission
New York Central Railroad
Syracuse
Albany
Abany
Ernest T Whitaker
Cooperstown
Campertown
Paroled youths tied to car incident under police pursuit
Three youths paroled and standing near a car faced a pursuit by Detective Captain William. Patrolman Joseph Kyn fired a warning, two youths were arrested, and the third fled. Later, all three were detained at 647 West Genesee Street around 1:04 AM. The youths claimed they were responding to a radio report about a suspected car theft and had no intent to flee.
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Laday
Willam
Bene Baer
Joseph Kyn
Inworski
South Taworski
Geneseest
Youth Pleads Guilty In Theft Of Auto
A youth pleaded guilty to auto theft in a Syracuse court. The car had been driven to Western New York and abandoned, with burglary charges noted as pending. Details remain unclear due to sloppy OCR but the youth remains held.
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Syracuse
Terald Journal
New York
Walant
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