Wallace Seeks State Senate Seat in Local GOP Push
Local GOP leaders discuss G F Wallace as the favored successor to Senator William C. Martin. Committee members consider other names including Donald M Mawhibney and Lea W Bred as possible running mates while Wallace appears to have broad support pending Republican county committee approval.
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Marina
Campsien
Syracuse
Campais
Secur
Clarenge E. Hencock
Donald M. Mawhibney
Rolland A. Shever
Lea W. Bred
George B
Frank J. Costelin
Mupleipal
Jude Barry FL
Skerntt
Counsiman
Atc
Donald J Heat
Wallace
Martin
Binevin
Dhvier Sttormey
Fixei
Francis L. McElroy
Dermotrat
thcElray Wee
Ibis
Lecturer Warns Against Prophets of Business Stagnancy
The speaker, Whiting Williams of Cleveland, laments threats to America's work ethic. He urges focus on productive labor over political gratification, noting decades of stagnation in business and industry. He warns that government, morals, and education face drastic changes if reliance on work erodes.
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America
Ritter
Mussolini
Whiting Williams
Cleveland
Williams
Retired Carpenter Keeps Diary Since 1864 in Stralford Springs
The article notes Graves, a 70 year resident of Stralford Springs, has kept a diary since 1864 and claims daily entries for 74 years may form a national record. It references his life as a young man voyaging Cape Horn on clipper ships and cites local observer Judy.
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Stralford Springs
Judy
Washington Cave
Graves
Cape
Beload
Initia
Supreme Court to Hear News Shots AA Class in Sept
News Shots AA class by 200 the largest ever scheduled at a single session of Naturaliation Court will appear before Supreme Court Justice Frank J. Crege on Sept 24 seeking ip rights. So large is the claim it may force three day sessions to clear the calendar. Rochester Pilots Association visitors to Garden City tomorow. Central New York Volunteer Firemen’s Association elects new officers at Johnston City with William Serrill as president and Leon Ingersall secretary among others. A latopente- Scully highway incident reported with venison dinner planned.
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Supreme Court
Frank J. Crege
Central New York Volunteer Firemen's Association
Johnston City
William, Serrill
Waserly
Harota B. J.nichels
Binghemten
Aremel* Spencer
Sidney
Sanford
J.’ Hensen
Skaneateles
Leon Ingersall
Cincina Gratus
Levi Waverly
Dhien
Willian McDonald
Edward O'Neil
Central New York
Tech
Rosland Batavin
Syraca
Vincent Corrou
Utica
Juese Bante F
Matthews
Solvay
Snields Dayar
Chunty Im
The
Order
Papi Pde
Thomas Driscoll
St. Paisiees Charen
Arian Grobsmith
Getivitiox
West End
Tipperary 51
Fair Ground
Clinton ‘Square
Jomarson
Lor
Syracuse
del Gay
L O'Neill
Maurivg J
Ee Yeu
Niele le
Judge Braithens
Thomas Hennigan
Amichael Be
Jiennigen
Mr. Maninn
James H. O'Connor
John J. Young l
Herman A. Furey
Athletic Evil
Coast Guard Couple Held in 1600 Theft Case at Vernon River
Oswego dispatch reports two Coast Guard personnel and a civilian in Vernon involved in a 1600 theft case. Alleged offenses include larceny of funds used to purchase a car and finance an airplane. Trial set after preliminary examination before Justice Leo Town.
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Coast Guard
Vernon Hiiigody
River
Refugee Boy Arrives in Geneva with Doctors Help
Geneva July 20 refugee Hens Fucret age year old arrived by sea and visits Dr Erich Hirsch and his wife Dr Hildegard Hirsch of 153 Geresee Bites. He left Belgians hours before the German invasion. His parents now in New York City. His sister Hannelftse, 16, stays with friends in Cortland while Gy Topde plans to remain in Geneva.
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Geneva
Hens Fucret
Erich Hirsch
Hildegard Hirsch
New York City
Hannelftse
Cortland
Appeal Notice In Park Meter Case Filed
A park meter dispute in Canty Court involved Mae Hosking a state public health nurse fined for parking without paying. Deputy General Irving H. Lescen filed an appeal as Hosking faced charges related to meter violations. The case questions whether state employees are exempt from the parking meter ordinance.
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Moise
Wisifred Hoskins
Canty Court
Corney
Irving H. Lescen
Mae Hosking
Trafic
Juy A
Prisoners Edgeworth and Thompean Seek Habeas Corpus
John Edgeworth and Peter Thompean, both former Syracussms, seek freedom from Auburn Prison via habeas corpus before County Judge Kennard Underwood. Edgeworth faces a 130 year term for robbery. Thompean an eight to 10 year term for attempted robbery. Edgeworth was sent on Dec. 9, 1592 and Thompean on Nov. 35, 1928.
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Auburn
John Edgeworth
Peter Thompean
Kennard
Edgeworth
Thomps
Penry
Extead
Syracusan Seeks Relief From Debts
A Syracuse resident seeks debt relief citing exempt assets and debts totaling about 140 dollars. The filing lists judgments against local creditors including Chalmarts, Thornes E. Kennedy, and First Trust Deposit Company with amounts reflecting a troubled financial claim.
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Pees Uta
Jaig
Utein
Brace’ Street
Bam
Erode
Radio Saves Woman From Death Potion
Watertown July 2 a deadly poison error at Adams drug store nearly caused a woman to take a tainted dose The clerk Hutchins alerted authorities and radio stations broadcast warnings The purchaser’s identity was unknown at first but police tracked the case and the woman avoided ingestion after the warning was issued
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Watertown
Adams
Bris
Hattiz Itehins
Reno
Sho
Hutchins
Adlora Nis
Elf
Attig Cer
Ifca
Japanese Beetle Active From Warm Weather Dispatch
Ton Jowsh Anna, superintendent of streets, reports over 3,000 trees sprayed this summer in a beetle control project. The Japanese beetle remains very active on trees not treated with spray. Residents who want sprays should contact Roy Bennett, village clerk, as spraying ends next week. After spraying, crews move to village street repairs, prioritizing Hess Avenue and several other streets.
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Jowsh Anna
Anna
Roy Bennett
Hess Avenue
Orbs
Charles Street
Eagle Hotel At Oneida Is Being Razed
Oneida July 20 Workmen under BM Lyon of East Bands Street rapidly dismantle the Eagle Spiral Railroad and Main Streets building. The wooden structure, over 100 years old, has owners including Fred Allen. The site near Broad Street later housed a railroad station moved west. the old icehouse and a brick portion are being renovated into a modern restaurant.
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Despater
Oneida
Lyon
Bands Street
Hes Lerry
Fred Allen
Railroad
Lrevelis
Nui
Broad Street
Tivathy
Sot Donen Lrnthers
Brig
Sands Olewaards
Council Votes $30,000 Relief Bond Issue
Sprcie? Divynten Fulton reports the City Council approved a 30000 relief bond issue to fund home relief cases. The vote authorized City Chamberlain Harold Fielding to float a 12 month bond. Additional actions include traffic fines for non stopping cars near Recreation Park and a building permit on the O and W Railroad right of way north of Briz Street.
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Sprcie
Divynten Fulton
Common Council
Thei
Harold Fielding
Lir
Denese
William Mitchell
Oneida Street
John Nacht
West Fourth Street
County Officials End Summer Convention at Alexandria Bay
Special District Alexandria Bay July 20 300 county officers conclude summer convention of New York State County Clerks Association and County Officers Association at Crossman Hotel. State Judiciary chairman Senator Benjamin F Fienberg and Supreme Court Justice Henry J Kinstall delivered speeches. Attendees included Clarence Chamberlain and A P Lasher. Discussions covered civil service tests for welfare employees and streamlined county management.
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Alexandria Bay
New York State County Clerks Association
County Offiicers Association
Crossman Hotel
Invtel
Benjamin F. Fienberg
Corman
Supreme Court
Henry 3. Kinstall
Glarencs Chamberlain
Anghamton
Nay
Brome
Minnich Held As Forger at Tupper Lake
Minnich 42 former superintendent of Tupper Lake public schools is free on $1000 bail as Franklin County Grand Jury considers two second degree forgery charges. He faces accusations of forging endorsements on two checks dated Oct 25 1938 and cashing them at Tupper Lake National Bank and with local school board signatures. Arraigned before Police Justice Powers he waived reprieve and bail set with surety furnished. Evidence presented by District Attorney Lawrence.
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Tupper Lake
F. Minnich
Pranklin County
Grand Jury
FeMlay Afernoon
Atficor
J. J. Burke
Bureau of Criminal Inventi¢ation
Minnich
Thomas Creighon
Frank H. Seigel
Ellsworth MN
Lawrence
Vera T. Fortune
Roy
Roy D2, Lavoy
H. H.facteau
J. Stuart Fero
J. Howard Brows
Mexico Watches Soap Expenditure Rise Despite War Economy
Mexico's statistical office reports last year a soap spend surpassing 40 million pesos about 33 million dollars, signaling a peak in demand. The soap industry employed 3,403 workers in 1938 as hygienic standards improve and consumption grows nationwide.
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Mexico
Atexco
Vocational Training Held Need in State
A Syracuse University session of the state educators conference heard calls for stronger vocational guidance and reform. Speakers urged community based vocational councils, better financing, and integrated efforts from schools, government, industry, and labor to meet job markets and prepare students for work.
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Mier J. Seal
New York
Syracuse University
Holsting
Tyr. Seat
Edward Landy
Dali
Landy Belieens
Robert K. Burns
Science Research Associates Chicago
Ass Marjorie R. Nia
Troy IV
Newark State Counselors Association
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Pr. CC
Dunsmoos
New Rocholis
Garrett Nyweide
Welerlown
Reymond Handrills
Albany
Murray Gray
Schenectady
Syracuse
LaFortune
Ithaca
Wagner
Buffalo
Trustees
Deere Hutcherson
City Welcomes Hibernians Officials in Syracuse Parade
Delegation of national and state officers of the Ancient Order of Hibernians arrives in Syracuse, greeted by city and county officials and local members. The visit precedes a statewide drive to boost membership to 100000 with a large parade and daylong program at the State Fair Grounds.
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Sipling
Syracuse Police
Order of Hibernian
Syepcuse
Devent
New York
Syracuse
New York Stal Fair Ground
Thomas Mopers
Brooklyn
John Meadam
New
York City
National Treasures of the Lorder
Thomas Connolly
John Ohepan
Joseph McLaughlin
Sewn York
Lie Jaffermann
Delayed Heat Wave Spurs Beachgoers Amid Wet Weather
July heat wave delays at Tompkins County beaches abate slowly as cooler air arrives. U S Weather Bureau at Cornell notes near 100 degree readings and a rising stream of park visitors since Thursday. Stewart Park opens July 1 and reports growing bathers amid unsettled conditions and rising temperatures.
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Apto
Tompkins County
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cornell University
State Park
Stewart Park
Mrs MacLean Chairs Three-County Flood Control Effort
Mrs MacLean announced she was named general chair for the mood central committee in the three county flood control project. The message lists South Main Street figures and Seneck Castles as part of the initiative, with local groups aiding the effort in Moravia Suly on June 20.
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MacLean
Moravia
Helen
Ehatrean
South Main Street
Mood Central
Seneck Castles
Jim
Lowville Man Finds 7000 in Walls of House
A Lowville man reported finding seven thousand dollars in a house he purchased. The money included treasury notes and was left in a wall cache. The owners, Fate Air and Mrs. John Lamber, may claim the funds if ownership is proven. the house had belonged to John Darling for several years.
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Specia
LowgDie
Oloshter
New Bremen
Ure Aushopries
Treasury
Raear
Fate Air
John Lamber
Beport
Bate
John Darling
Remington Rand Plans New Building Expansion
An announcement by works manager George Kall states Remington Rand will construct a new building to meet rising demand for the Powers tabulating machine. The facility will house the Plast 2 group and support the production line, with plans outlined for the expansion.
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Soyeverus
Ecleyranyns Ton
Remington Rand
Tion
George’ Kall
Potne
DiellRing
Plast 2
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