Stand Falls at Firemen Meet Injures Four
At a firemen’s meet in Fayetteville several spectators and participants were hurt when a stand collapsed amid a crowded event. Fire crews rushed to assist, four men rode to St Joseph’s in an ambulance, and drills resumed after crowd control. Liverpool and Fairmount contested trophies with Liverpool tentatively keeping the cup after afternoon events.
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Woman Cleared Of Fall Case In South Bend
Irene Lendt, 21, of 113 Fabius Street, will be released today after being cleared of a charge of falsifying a hotel register. The case linked to the mysterious fall of a nude man from a hotel window in July. Charles Bills, 42, of Peoria, Illinois, the injured man, was found beneath a third story window. one leg required amputation. Bills, formerly from Syracuse where both he and Lendt worked for Carrier Corp, was hospitalized. Police say Lendt registered at the hotel last May as Mrs. Irene Mett, and she is the victim of circumstantial evidence. She will be asked to return to Syracuse.
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A D A Sounds Out City Candidates
The Political Action Committee of Onondaga County Syracuse outlines a plan to vet and recommend candidates for county and city offices. The group will conduct interviews and evaluate suitability for public service, with assessments guiding endorsements and future outreach.
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Syracuse U Receives National Heart Institute Grant
The National Heart Institute in Washington announced that Syracuse University will receive a grant totaling $1,250,740 for heart disease research. The award is part of a nationwide program funding hospitals and universities for the coming year.
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Corcoran Urges Democrats to Sell Candidates for Mayor
Syracuse Democratic leader Thomas J. Corcoran urged party workers to stress their candidates and downplay Republicans in the mayoral race. He warned against complacency, cited Dewey-Truman defeat lessons, and vowed to lead with teamwork and consultation. Other speakers backed a strong minority council program and affirmative action as 60 attendees listened.
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Onondaga County
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Thomas W. Figgins
Laurence Sovik
George L. Richardson
Vincent Sullivan
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Thomas J Trompson
Joint Labor Committee
Howard Cannon
Senate debates North Atlantic pact as Congress resumes
The Senate continues debate on the North Atlantic pact while committees meet on farm plan Brannan program and a closed session considers armed services funding. The Appropriations Committee reviews the money bid, House action noted, and panels discuss public works, judiciary matters, and monopole issues with General Clark.
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Cancer Group To Be Formed In Onondaga County
The Onondaga Health Association plans to form a county chapter of the American Cancer Society as part of an intensified Syracuse area campaign. A. P. Shanklin announced the move at a luncheon with Dr Henry Burton Doust noting the group will operate separately but still cooperate with the association.
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Rochester
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Onondaga
Raid Fizzles In Sardines Case At Police Headquarters
Chief John A Anney faces anger as Sardine family disputes gun permits after a chaotic raid near Sardines. Officers found gun and gambling material while a hearing for Amato’s case was postponed to next Tuesday. Detected by Holland, the raid drew contrasting claims about evidence and permit eligibility.
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Home Relief Case Load Rises in June Report
The Leon Abbott led welfare department reports a sharp June increase in home relief cases with 2,058 city cases and 164 town cases, totaling 2,222. Old age assistance climbs to 5,225, aid to dependent children to 726, hospitalizations to 216, and aid to the blind up six, while welfare funds seek an additional 100000 to cover the year.
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Chief cites manpower strain amid Sardino complaints
The chief says he lacks sufficient personnel to handle all complaints and accuses the Sardinos of depleting his department’s manpower for emergency calls. He adds that the department will use discretion in following up raid requests made by the Sardinos.
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U S Rent Office to Grant Waivers on Luxury Rentals
Alfred F Spagnolo, AREA RENT DIRECTOR, announced waivers of veterans preference for luxury rentals and homes under specific price and rent thresholds. Waivers apply when monthly rent per room is $50 or more and total monthly rent at least $125, or home sale price at $25,000 or higher, limited to new projects and not automatic. Builders must apply and cannot set rents to dodge preference, with waivers granting only to certain affordable luxury housing during construction.
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Rotary Hears Talk on China's Prospects
Prof. George B. Cressey of Syracuse University spoke to Rotary Club members at the Onondaga Hotel about China’s prospects. The geography professor noted credentials from teaching in Shanghai, study at Peiping Chinese Studies, and grants from multiple research bodies.
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Syracuse University
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Onondaga
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Social Science Research Council
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Board of Economic Warfare
Trailer Fire Damages John’s Camp Agl In Pitcher FM
A trailer owned by Peter Manapole at John’s trailer camp Pitcher FM burned around 21 AGL. Interior wrecked and damage estimated at 3700. Mrs Helen Taylor saw the blaze and Thomas Tallis alerted the Mattydale Fire Department which fought the fire for about 30 minutes under Chief Walter Miller. The Manapo es were in Canada. A gasoline stove leak is alleged to have started the fire. Deputy Kenry Andrew Hoffman investigated.
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Mattydale
Walter Miller
Manapoes
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Bucknell Alumni Outing Planned at Wells College
Bucknell University alumni and their families will gather for an outing at Wells College in Aurora this Saturday. Dr LeMon, a former Bucknell faculty member and Wells College music professor, will host the event at the clubhouse with support from Mrs LeMon. The gathering marks another annual alumni family occasion with social and club activities.
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Club Will Meet THE AMERICAN PENSION Clubs of the 36th Congressional
The American Pension Clubs of the 36th Congressional District will hold their weekly tour tomorrow at Headquarters, 2203 E Washington St. A social hour follows the meeting.
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Congratulating Haylor on long insurance career and civic work
The Syracuse native Haylor celebrated for 25 years in the insurance field since 1921. He joined McLusky and Haylor in 1928 and helped form McLusky Haylor Haun after 1936. Active in Public Safety, Kiwanis, Masons, and St Paul’s Church, he also bowls in winter leagues.
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Fragmentary Local Item Describes Quiet Town Events
A garbled OCR read notes a summer home scene with two men, visits to an office, and an afternoon at a lava comes area. The text is incomplete but hints at casual daily activities and a dining mention.
Pfeiffer Sworn in As Court Clerk
Pfeiffer sworn in as court clerk amid ceremony honoring late Juan C. Mitch. The new official, Leonard W. Pfeiffer, fills the position after a background in legal and educational duties, with community support noted.
Time to Renew Driving Licenses in New York State
Joseph A Mercurio state district supervisor today hints that this renewal period is the heaviest on the calendar for the Bureau as approximately 000,000 New York State drivers are affected. Licenses are valid for three years and all motor vehicle issuing offices handle renewals.
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