Baby Robin Finds a Soft Nest After Falling Out
A baby robin, unable to fly after falling from its nest, is fed and cared for by Mrs. Sabin and residents at 503 Cedar Street. The bird is placed in a cage, fed caterpillars and ants, and the mother bird remains responsible for feeding as a series of political and police topics unfold around Abbott's Friday conferences and planned actions at Syracuse Yacht Club. Marines recruit Trammell from Cazenovia engages in eight week infantry training at Quantico, aiming to become a second lieutenant after Brown University.
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Robby
B. Sabin
Lucy Philips
Cedar St
Sabine
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Freither
New York State
Winnard
Abbott
Frank J. Costello
Apvl
Athone
Piarforra
Kinner
Wiliam J. Correles
W Frank Kaigh
Connelly
Parking Authority
Syracuse Yacht Club
Walton
Ird
Sabin
Robin
Abbot
Edso
Marines
D. B. Trammell
West Lakerd
Cazenovia
Marine Corps School
Quan
Harvey
Sheahan
Brown University
Pokerino Stay Sparks Legal Battle Over Skill Or Chance
A district court issued a preliminary restraining order against Pokerino machines amid a dispute over whether the game is skill or gambling. Ames officers locked up the devices after Sheriff Wasmer and state officials reviewed the case, with further legal action pending a Supreme Court term.
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Pokerino
Amesican 'Hl
Amesica
Pensign
E. Washington Sp
Mantis
Syracuse
Ciliforé
H. Searl
Aps Ae
Chick Hild
Oliver Stark
Bes
Joan FE Bory
Ebay
Frank del ¥Ecchio
Tate
Sardino Brothers
Robert G. Wasmer
Justin B. Xing
Dei Vecchio
Forced Sale of Foundry Delayed in Syracuse
A foreclosure sale of Eastern Engineering Co. at 701 Nichols Street, Syracuse, adjourned by trustee Goldstein U. S. referee in bankruptcy, with appraisal set and total foundry value around 35,000. Edward Rosenberg appointed trustee. sale details and mortgage figures remain unsettled.
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Eastern Engineering Co
Nichols
Syracuse Trust Co
Edward Rosenberg
Goldstein
U. S
Gur D. Polhemus
James St. Testith
Chat i
Pogwedtegctan Sinance Gan
Oan
State Housing Head Names Syracusan Vice Chairman
William 5 Qlidn of 206 Forest Hill Dr is named vice chairman of the Governor's Committee on Housing and Construction. The panel, formed last year to find ways to cut building costs, also appoints William L. Sawyer and other regional figures including Allan Burke and Wallace Beardsley in New York area assignments.
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William 5. Qlidn
Forest Hul Dr
United Brotherhood of Carpenters, and Joiners
York Area
Wiliam L. Sawyer
Watertown
Aliie L. Burke
Binghamton
Wallace Beardsley
Auburns
Rey
van Depberg
Tiga
Fire Bureau seeks 26 more firefighter tests promised
Fire Chief Connelly seeks 26 additional examinations for new firemen as County Civil Service has yet to arrange dates. He interviewed 14 prospects, with three declining, and will borrow three more names from the existing list. An Aug 1 target aims to place 16 of 1389 applicants. County Civil Service head Miron says he is overwhelmed by reorganizing duties and cannot commit dates. Today a fire lieutenant and four firemen were examined for promotions by Dr Maurice Laffer. Lt Simon E Ennie is considered for captaincy, while Firemen Fred G Brown, Hobart Scheider, Bernard Lavere, and Frank Kalas are candidates for lieutenants.
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William J. Congrelly
County Civil Service
Conelly
Connelly
Ari Jpaint
Herbert B. Miron
County Cir Service
Maurice Laffer
Surzeol
Connegion
Watertown Man Charged in Prisoner Death Case
Watertown police report Carl F. Randall charged with first degree manslaughter after two day inquest into the death of Frank W. Brown who died in a Syracuse hospital. Randall declined to plead and sought examination scheduled for next week. Bail set at 34000 dollars. Doctor David G. Gregor testified Brown died from a brain hemorrhage with skull fractures and bruising noted before death on July 11.
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Watertown
Patrohnan
Jair
Carl F. Randall Oy
Mitton A. Wiltse
Jefferson County
Frank W. Brown
Syracuse
Randall
David G. Gregor
Brown
Gregori
Amato Sent Back to Penitentiary for Unlawful Entry
Samuel Amato, 32, was ordered to serve one year at Jamesville Penitentiary for unlawfully entering the Wilson & Co meat plant in Waltorst last winter. A sealed indictment for unlawful entry was opened, revealing Amato’s claim that another broke the door. John Kicak, 32, received 50 days for contempt of court related to the grand jury. A separate man, known as the mist erious figure in Amato’s capture, was identified as Kicak, who fled after threatening Amato at gunpoint.
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Samuel Amato
Jamesvie Pententiary
Wilson & Co
Waltorst
John Kicak
Grand
Amato
Voce Stooge
I Amato
Hns
William H. Bowers
Wilson Plant
Bower
Khalid
Kicak
Man E
Amate
Ricar
Cour
Jpg
Hnate
Supraeme
Sear
Shanahan
Ust Mig Dent
Matthew Namishia
Fair Grounds Repair Progresses at State Fair Grounds
William Robinson, state engineer, reports 50 percent completion on rehabilitating 33 buildings at the State Fair Grounds. Grandstand contract at $99,000 awarded recently. private contractors handle rehabilitation while state workers finish sewer, water lines and roadway surface treatments. Electrical work is under contract and roadways treatment will begin soon.
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William Robinson
Robinson
Isj
Jsewer
Anti-Censorship Group Backs Film in Zurich
Zurich theater owner 33CK said he was not ready to comment on a letter from the National Council on Freedom from Censorsizing the showing of a film. The anti censorship group, affiliated with the ACLU, sent a letter to Mayor Costello urging the film be shown despite pressure to suppress it. The mayor was not available for comment.
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33CK
Zurich
Jeter
National Council On Freedom
Buth! Ofa S
American Civil Liberties Union
Frank Jj Costello
Fragmentary Names List From OCR Text Fragment
OCR text provides a jumbled string of personal names and fragments such as Betty, Anthony, Parsatum, Gaunt, Rober, Ramon, and Ben. No coherent event or context is discernible, making a definitive news item or summary infeasible from the readable content.
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Ani
Betty
Anthony Parsatum
Betty J
Hames
Tromac W. Broian
Sernor
Emla
T Hess
Harteot
Fran Jed
Josroa Gaunt Toma Bena Rober
Deethe
Martesa
Onoassea
Rane Ssr
Ramon
Amon
Barres Ar
Camitas
Facare St
Population of City Up 10 Percent
Syracuse area reports a ten percent city population rise with Onondaga County near 11 percent growth. Sgt. Harold Garn notes bicycle safety efforts at Schiller Park, urging bells headlights and reflectors for riders. Officials emphasize responsible riding near traffic and avoid riding abreast on streets. County manufacturing areas show higher growth than agricultural ones as population expands statewide.
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TuEx Syracuse
Department of Health
Ac Chamdber
Commerce
Harold
Gara
Noos
Syracuse
Gera
Igeant Garn
Onondare
Medron
Cortland
Oswego
Cayuga
Onondagas
Tng Ee
Garn
Binghamton
Bimba
Niagara Fron
Buffato
York
Metropol
Chamber Jet Commerce
Police Department
City Bureau
Feiner Appeal Heard In Speech Case in Court
The appeal of Irving Feiner’s disorderly conduct conviction was heard before County Court Judge Leo W. Breed. Greenberg argued the ruling violated free speech and assembly rights and that the fine was excessive. The decision awaits a brief from a friend of the court after the district attorney’s denial.
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Feiner
Irving Feiner
Leo W. Breed
Sidney H. Greenverg
William
Bamerick
Fenner
Greenberg
Oy O John
Rogge
Fenners
Syracuse Universiy
Dan Kelly
Breed J
Syracusan Aims for State Party Posts in Shakeup
A group of seven party members, including Troy and Brewster, conspired to force Scott from the national chair after July meetings. Scott beat the attempt by mid August, as signers named a plan for his resignation and a committee meeting, with Summersfeld-Tumself a potential chairman candidate. Other possible successors include Danahue, Gates, Reece, Gabrielson, and Chenoweth, among others.
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Coleman
Scott
Mary. Goodrich
Woodbine Ac
Army and Navy Union
Awd
New York State
Ned Dnt
Buale
Guth Coons Olieet
Troy
Seine
Ther
Senator Brewster
Maine
Rep
Leonard Hall
New York
G.C
RE Creazner
Teans
Heid. Maran
Marin
Pennsylvana
J. Husell Sprague
Summerfeld- Tumself
Brewster
Wherry
2Nd Butler
Nebraska
A. T.bert
Howard
Tait
Ohio
sGov
Thomas E Dewer
New
John Danahew
Connecticut
Guy George Gabrielon
New Jersey
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana Cor
Carrol Reece
Tennes
Vernon Romney
Tak
J. E. Chenoweth
Colorado
City awards four bids for city water shop annex
Bidders received low bids totaling 504 845 for an annex to the city water division shop at S Beech and E Water streets. Commissioner George F. Waite awarded four contracts yesterday with E G A Construction Corp not selected, and Burns Bros Heating and Ventilating at 6498 dollars, Robert Pearson Co Plumbing at 2620 dollars, and Salmon Electric Co Inc 112? dollars for electrical work.
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City Water Division
S. Beech
E. Waterts
George F. Waite
E-G. A. Construction Corp
Ind
Burns Bros
Robert. Pearson Con
Aixo ‘Salmon Electrico.,, Inc
Educator to Talk AES U Luncheon at S U
Dr Henry Harap associate director of surveys and field services at George Peabody College for Teachers will speak at Syracuse Universitys 11th annual summer educational conference luncheon for teachers. He will discuss Consumer Education in the Secondary Curriculum and chair the afternoon panel on modern schooling.
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Jeamn
Tomon
Syracuse University
Henry Harap
Ifield
George Peabodk
Traffic CourtFragmentary Notices and Names
Fragmentary traffic court notes list names and addresses with scattered case details and fines. The readable items mention Saima eeeen SF Sete, Robert L. Woades, Walstm S Drake, 327 Ren st, 527 Race xt, and 10 dollar fines. Other fragments reference Bates of Chance, Brandrow Wy, and Florinee Borden with locations like Mansaian Beach and Roxford rd. The text is incomplete and presents a series of unrelated notices and penalties rather than a cohesive story.
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Cater
Robert L. Woades Gwasee
S Drake
Ren St
Jem
Drake
Oakiey
Bates
Brandrow
Roxford
Taethy
Arley Wa
Faranx
Pikiam
Pernice, Jr
Geressr
Failore
Florinee Borden
Mansaian Beach
Tilan Lewis
Man Injured After Fall Tells Police Details
An injured man reports to police that he fell and describes losing balance and leaning on a railing before collapse. Hospital staff say his condition improved from critical to fair as he recovers at Losenk's Hospital. The report mentions Lauzane and references China’s population composition.
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Robest Laughaey
Tero
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