Syracusan Donates 129th Pint of Blood
James Reames of 208 Shuart Ave donated his 129th pint at the Red Cross center on Warren Street, a possible record for local donors. The 39 year old, who began giving over 20 years ago, urged citizens to donate and praised the wartime donor program. His family, including wife and five children, joined donors as the center reported strong turnout and about 85 pints collected that day, with Kane Steel Co of Fayetteville contributing 33 pints during a plant visit.
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James Reames
Shuart Av
Red Cross
S_ Warren st
Kearney
Red:Cross
Jim Comple
Shuart Av Addracs
Temploses
Iion Casting ‘Company
Fayetteville
Mobile
Crucible Steel Company
Twinsville
Lysander
van Buren
Baldwinsville
Syracuse Club to Meet. Missionary Camp Returns Ten Items
American Pension Clubs in the 26th district hold weekly meeting tomorrow at 8 PM at Americ en Club Auditorium. Fifty boys and girls from City Missionary Association Bible clubs return from a week at the La Tourneau canandaigua camp. Adelph H. Huttar reports a scholarship fund to aid Rev Carlos Manacop’s Philippines work at the Christian Business Men’s Club meeting. The Rev Joseph D Barry CS.C., alum of Most Rev Rosary High School, will do vocational work at Holy Cross Seminary on the Notre Dame campus.
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American Pension Clubs
Congressional District
Americen Club
City Missionary Association Bible
Syracuse
Tourneau
Canandaigua
Adelph H. Huttar Rey
Carlos Manacop
Philippines
Y Men’s Club
Semensay
Joseph D- Barry
Cs.c
Mostlex
Rosery High School
Holy Cross Seminary
University of Notre Dame
Labor Groups Back Corcoran For Syracuse Mayor
Thomas J. Thompson, chair of the Joint Labor Committee, announced plans to endorse Democratic mayoral candidate Thomas J. Corcoran. The Syracuse Federation of Labor endorsed Corcoran and Republican council at large candidate Frank Kite, with a joint committee expected to tote Corcoran before five labor organizations for final endorsement.
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Thomas J. Thompson
Joint Labor Committee
Sweer
Thomas J.gorcoran
Corcoran
Syracuse Federation of ‘Labor
Frank Kite
Kite
Jan AF
L Union
Thompson
CLO
United Mine Workers
International Association of Maschigists
Paytroad Brotherood
Indorse Corcorani
Eviction actions filed against Pioneer Homes tenants
The Syracuse Housing Authority pursued eviction in Municipal Court against tenants in Pioneer Homes. In two days, 41 families were asked to vacate, with income cited under federal limits as the basis for action.
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Syracuse Housing Authority
Clock and radio theft at Eric Motors
Stephen Scalone reports to Patrolman Paul Marcelle that during the night an intruder forced the front door of Eric Motors at 724 Eric Blvd and stole two radios, valued at 50 cents and a third item described as Gork Valen, with unclear further details. Additional garbled text references marriage licenses and local names with no clear context.
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Stephen Scalone
Eric Motors
Eric Blvd
Paul Marcelle
Gork Valen
Siz
Lumber Firm Wins 75000 in EP Suit Over Elevation
The Syracuse Grade Crossing Commission approved a $75,000 settlement to Wilson and Greene Lumber Co. for damages from the D L W elevation. The award, to be paid by the State of New York, follows years of condemnation code negotiations and a formal offer accepted after substantial expense was presented by the lumber firm. A condemnation hearing will determine the final award with a four percent rate from July 30, 2850.
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Syracuse
Wilson & Greene Lumber Co. Inc
State Jets New York
Wilson and Greene
Grade Crossing Commission
Grade Crop Commission
Commissioners of Condemnation
Rotary Club Hears Ex German Soldier Seger Lecture
GERHART A. SEGAR, former German soldier and Reichstag member, spoke on European affairs at the Rotary Club meeting in the Hotel Onondaga. A graduate of Leipsic, he served in the German Army in World War II, was elected to the Reichstag in 1930, arrested by the Nazis in 1939, escaped a concentration camp, and later became a U.S. citizen in 1932. He served in OSS under Gen. William Donovan during the war.
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Gerhart A. Seger
America
Ctizen
OSS
Wilwam Donovan
Hotel Syracuse declares semi annual dividend
Hotel Syracuse Inc directors approved a semi annual dividend of 20 cents on Class preferred stock and on the common stock. Dividends payable August 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business today.
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Jiozel Syracuse Corporation
Jang
Hotel Syracuse Inc
Pasahie
Bae Ee
Caterina 59 Sentenced for Selling Liquor Without License
Gennary Caterilina, 59, of 907 E Washington St, pleaded guilty in Pace Court to selling liquor without a license. Dorsey and Driscot testified at 9 PM yesterday at the same address. Earl Hayes, a stranger, entered uninvited and resisted arrest, held on $250 bail for wilful trespass. Hospitalization followed for a Jones-related incident at the scene.
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Gennary Caterilna
Wasaegion
de Hue
Washington St
P&e
Trere
Thomas Jones
Caterna’s
Pamen Popert
Holland
Mercer Atten
Machin
Dorsey
Jones
Jonondaga General Hospital
Polce Busiyesterder
Joseph Lique
Earl Hayes
Liqueri
Hayes
East Moline
Kin of Mattesons To Gather Sunday
Descendants of Henry and Hannah Parsons Matesson who founded the Rhode Island line in 1666-6 will gather Sunday for a Willow Bay Annex picnic at Onondaga Lake Park Liverpool. State auxiliary officers including Mary W. Stafford are expected to attend with national president Burt R. Matteson and family historian Porter Matteson.
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York State
Henry
Hannah (Parsons) Matteson
Rhode Island
Willow Bay Annex
Onondaga Laxe Park
Liverpool
Mary W. Stafford
National Congress of the Family
Anthony
Burt R. Matteson
Albion
Ind
Porter Matteson
Columbus
Burglars Steal Safe From Belvedere Grill Lakeland
Deputies said burglars pried a window and forced a rear door to enter the Belvedere Grill in Lakeland early today, loaded the safe containing about $100 onto a truck, and fled. Deputies William R. Hayfore and Arthur Willis investigated the scene.
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Belvedere Grill
Lakeland
Sherff
Wiliam R. Hayfore
Arthur Willis
Syracusan trio push postal bill through Congress
Three Syracusans helped speed a postal employees wage bill in Washington. They joined about 16 postmen’s groups and William Peck, president, and Thomas DeYui, head of Central New York, in urging discharge of the House committee. The move aims to bring the bill to the House floor within seven days for debate.
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Washington
Herald-Journal
pHouse
William Peck
William Ryan
National Federation of Office Clerks
Thomas de Yui
Central New York
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
House
Man beaten in parade attack leaves seven teeth
Joseph St. Andrew reported being attacked in the Parade Grill at 700 S. McBride Street. He was taken to Syracuse General Hospital with seven teeth lost. Detectives Francis Garn and William Shushereba investigation ongoing.
Miss Woodruff Leads Health Education Workshop Dialogue
Miss Myra Woodruff of Albany guest led a Syracuse Health Education Workshop on home school relations and parent education for a 24 hour health program for school children. Key participants included Mrs Jona Schanbarger and Mrs Martin Lower. scholarships were awarded to health teachers from Onondaga County.
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Myra Woodrcef
Albany
Syracuse
Miss Woodruff
Philip Beckjer
State
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Jona C. Schanbarger
Tee
Martin
P.ta
Syracuse University
Department of Education
New York
New York State
Syreondaga Health Association
Onondaga
Tohn
Schanbarger
P! Becker
Myra Woodruff
Virginia van Tuayke
Solvay Teacher Heads State Guidance Group
JOHN P. MCANAXEY, director, was elected president of the State Counselors Association at the Syracuse conference on Educational and Vocational Guidance. Barold Watson of Carmel and Burdell F. Cotten of Mayville were elected vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. The conference was sponsored by the New York State Department of Education and Syracuse University.
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Bureau of Child’ Son
New York State
The
Health University
Solvay
John P. McAnaxey
Execu State Counselors Association
Dinsi
Syracuse
Ie Nivergny
State Counselors Association
John PL McAnaner
Seivar
Right
Ahwood A. LaFortune
Inh&Co
Usgal
Syracuse University
Counselor's Everyday Problems and Practices on Youth Guidance
Syracuse public school system figures feature as past association presidents. The general theme centers on guidance counselor challenges and practical suggestions. Meetings took place at Hendricks Chapel and Marshall Hall on the Syracuse University campus with notable leaders in guidance across the state. Benjamin C. Willis of Yonkers public schools chaired the Life Adjustment Education for Youth committee.
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Hendricks Chapel
Marhall Hall
Syracuse University
Benjamin C. Willis
Yonkers Public Schools
Indians Receive Cloth Under New York Fall Aid Plan
Indians in New York receive cloth allotments for the first time since the Canandaigua Treaty. Mrs. Shenandoah reports 937 Indians got no yards and four inches each, with a selection of cotton prints and sheeting. List includes 661 Snindagas, 226 Senecas, 1 Seneca, five Tuscaroras, four Cayugas. Salt distributions follow, totaling about three and a half tons, and state payments will give each Indian just under $3.
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Chapman Shenandoah
Shenandoah
New York
Lasrense
Ey Ney
New York State
Mother Accused for Child Neglect
Frances Duffy Flannagan, 24, charged with contributing to the neglect of her four children. Appeared before Children's Court Judge Leo J. Yehle. case adjourned to 2 PM. Ordered to post $500 bond. Deputies found her children ages from under one to five years, in a tenement home.
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Frances Duffy Flannagan
Children's Court
Leo J. Yehle
Sulyr
Jef
Zas
No Ice Cream Bidders at Park Concession Draws Blank
Jamesville Beach park bids fail to arrive for the county ice cream concession. County official Robert Solinger says a local woman selling ice cream and sodas may deter bidders, leaving the bid opening without any entries.
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Jamesville Beach
Jamesville
Robert Solinger
Soliinger
Linder Stand Against County Board Resignation Fight
W. Linder resists resignation pressure from Onondaga Courts Alcoholic Beverage Control board as talks to extend closing hour to 3 AM continue. Linder and fellow member Dr. John J. Blaune plan to meet. Alfred Chal ing’s James Meehan letter requests longer hours.
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W. Linder
Onondaga Courts
Aleoretic Beverage Control Suare
Tucey
San Vane
Feeners
Essic
Aon
Tecate
Zenza
Andes
Linder
Don
John J. Blaune
James Meehan
Alfred Chaling
Sunt
McNett Names Delegates and Alternates for GOP Convention
Charles A McNett, Onondaga County GOP chairman, releases 72 delegates and alternates for the September judicial convention. Nominees include Susie Howard Funs of Rome for Supreme Court, with a second nomination to be chosen. Delegates come from First and Thor Assembly Districts with many ward and town chairmen among them.
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Charles A.mcnett
Quonslaga County
Susie EL Howard Funshrose
Rome
Frank J.castello
Onondaga County
Jefferson
Lewis County
Fall Injuries Report Near Busy Street
Rose Knapp of 303 Tully Street was injured when she fell while playing near her home and only sprained her left arm after x rays showed no fracture at Crouse-Irving Hospital. Diana Mech, 5, of 115 Kingsley Place fell into a basement sidewalk opening by the Bilton Hotel at 1202 Milton Avenue, suffering a forehead cut requiring stitches at St Joseph’s Hospital, with Patrolman John Litche noting the incident.
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Rose Knapp
Tully St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Diana Mech
Kingsley
Bilton Hotel
Milton Av
Felfi
Dr. Johnson Leaves Estate to Wife in Surrogate’s Court
Dr William F Tobnson died suddenly July 14 in Caio leaving a will naming his widow Mary X Johneor of 1815 S Sahinast and six children. The will filed in Surrogate's Court assigns a stated value to the estate.
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Tee
William F. Tobnson
Mary X. Johneor
S. Sahinast
Johnson
Caio
Tree Ambush Narrative Recaps Woodsman Revenge Tale
A fragmented report recounts a dramatic woodland incident where a tree allegedly ambushed a woodsman. The scene includes a dramatic 225 foot arc, a sapling, and a character named Penoser, with uncertainties about injuries and outcomes.
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Rele A Renkin
Technic
Red Cro 83
Labor Committee
Yo OK Corcoran
Pioneer
Fems
Wee Potn
Rite Dearbem
Mary E Barna
Dearoorm
Sion B
Seon J. Tedewn
Cort
W. Genesee St
Rotary Club
Mattesons
W. Smith
Center Board of Trustees
Jeader
Fred €. Kater
Sobay High School
We Committee of the
Syracuse Public School System
County Board
McNett
Searles G. Scaulz
Crandall 2Felvin
George Traister
Daniel F. Mathews
Harrietts. Hughes
Charles B. Close
Arthur W. Wison
Clarence Foerthh
Rudolph H. Borne
Helen Grobsmith
Harry Whitford
Nicholas Amato
Ates
Wesley
T. “McKenzie
Fritz Campbell
Byron Lee
Seek Mosher
Weste
Baker
Bart Russell
Harry Managh
Walter Sleeth
Carl Griebno
Cora Houseman
James R. Walker
Flora Schoeberlein
Vlegates
Charles A. McNeil
Frank J. Costello
George R. Fearon
Gertude S. Brooks
Lawrence M. Ruliison
T. Aaron Levy
H. Duane Bruce
Harry Ho Farmer
Bemcel Goodrich
George H. Bond
Charles G. Maxwell
Benjamin A. Sauer
John H. Hughes
Jernates
M. Agnes Blundred
Daniel J. Kelly
John F. Hopkins
Cer Batcharie
Dana L. Wortman
John T. Deegan
Aibert Cokding
Edwin R. Aver
Lithen March
Daniel Pananicles
John P. Byrne
Ruth Kaulbach
Roy Stewart
Bred Dolvear
Dr. Johnson
Haber A Ching
Portis
DCU
Rene
Gear Brute
Lute
Tree
Eimer
Sapling Teek Co
Francis E. Sulroy
E. Genesee St
City Hall and
Yates Hotel
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