Miss Marilyn Reynolds Wins City Miss Syracuse Title
Marilyn Reynolds, 21, a coed and day camp counselor, was crowned Miss Syracuse and a step toward Miss America after singing before a crowd. She studies elementary education, models, and dances, with plans to pursue teaching while considering future national pageant chances.
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Li Card
Miss Reynolds
Percy Reynolds
Genesee Park
Mary
Misa Syracuse
Cits Ang
Abhimie City
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Dryn Reynolds
Parker
Reynlds
Snook
Fraguse
Lingoin Audivorinn
Syracuse Concert by the Military Band at Thornden Park
The Syracuse Military Band directed by W H Timmins will give a public concert at Thornden Park Sunday at 4 PM. Soloists Burnice Walser and Pedro Lozano will perform as part of a Parks Department sponsored event led by Commissioner William A Barry.
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Syracuse Military Band
W. H. Timmins
Thornden Park
Burnice Walser
Pedro Lozano
Syracuse Parks Department
William A Barry
Housing aid repudiated by Corcoran
Corcoran repudiates Cos tello era commitments to private housing projects and says no new city aid after Monday. He reduces Vincent Heights funding to 89 000 and plans to trade site for 39 000, citing charter limits and council process. Richardson notes authority limited to water mains, while paving and sewers require council action.
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Frank J. Costello
Corcoran
Costello
Corporation
George L Richardson
Castello
Vincent Heights
Richardson
Common Council
Xelson
Foo
Commot Council
Brick Threat Near Miss At Harmon Building
Harmon narrowly escaped injury when a brick nearly hit him as he inspected the Northwest cornice of a police building undergoing repairs. About 78 to 79 bricks reportedly fell before work began, with costs estimated around 5000 dollars. City officials cite emergency-cost pressures and request 110000 for repairs including a garbage-reduction plant, cement culvert, sidewalk, and creek fencing.
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Harmon
Corrorans
Coregan
Ollie
Corcoran
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Harmen
Camp Voune
Emer
Geney
Comstock Av
Onondaga Creek
Nelson F. Prits
Hand Signals Test Emphasized in Bicycle Evaluation
Walter M. Fos of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Safety Division announced this week’s bicycle skill and performance tests will include a short road hour conducted by Police Spt Mold B. Gann. The test stresses cyclists using proper hand signals on traffic as police report motorists often fail to observe hand signals given by cyclists.
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Walter M. Fos
Syracuse ‘Chamber of Commerce
Spt
Mold B. Gann
Bolice
League Expects Milk Price Boost for Farmers in 1950
Dairymen in Madison and Onondaga Counties gather at Methus Episcopal Church Elbridge at 10 30 AM to hear reports from New York City on Class 1 A milk price outlook under federal marketing orders. President Leon A Chapin cites Aug 1 price near 490 per hundredweight and possible higher prices in following months.
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Dairy Men's League Cooperative Association
Madison
Onondaga
Methus Episcopal Church
Elbridge
Jean
New York City
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Davy
Men's League
Leon A Chapin
New York
Two Children Share Steak Estate After Death
Mrs Norvwa Herrold and Kenneth Steak, children of Frank T Steak, deceased, seek division of their parent's estate. The will names Charles Willard and Herrald as executors. The property includes a four family dwelling at 130 Woodland Ave and a residence at 70 Wasdland Ave, with other parcels at 619 Glenwand Ave and 130 Townsend St.
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Kenneth Steak
T Steak
Monicypad
Charles RO Willard
St. Mas
Herrald
Glenwand Av
Thay Popes
SS State St
Wasdland Av
Woodland Av
Townsend St
Three Murder Suspects Held In Syracuse City Jail
Three murder suspects are in Syracuse police jail amid various extradition cases. One Canadian arrestee, Paul D. Watson of Pierreville, Que, awaited transport to Montreal after extradition battles. A wife sought by Middletown police for a 1923 murder is held without bail here, while her husband, with a Bronx murder conviction in 1929, is also held. Mayor Corcoran backs a general wage increase for city workers, arguing pay parity with department heads and citing raises for top officials.
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Paul D. Walso
Syracuse Poli
Pierreville
Que
Jules Arsenault
Maurice la Jeunesse
Quebec
Syracuse
Middletown
Bronx
Paul D. Watson
Harrisburg
Watson
Montreal
Nice
Corcoran
Common Council
Frank F. Harmon
William A. Barry
John A. Kin‘nes
William J. Connelly
Mario Rossi
Harmon
Barry
Man to Lose Citizenship Over Denaturalization Action
U.S. Attorney J. Higbee announces denaturalization proceedings against Sam Convertino, a former Syracuse resident now living in Bari, Italy. The 1926 naturalization is challenged as null. complaint seeks court declaration of loss of citizenship and removal from U.S. status.
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J. Higbee
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Federal Court
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Wetherell Named to Buffalo Institute Board
Dr. F S Wetherell of Syracuse named to the board of Noel Bay Memorial Institute of Buffalo by Governor Ewes. Term ends December 31, 1931. He is chairman of one board. Institute focuses on treatment and prevention of malignant diseases. Also appointed were Dr. Walter L Machemer of Buffalo Alfred Hirchinder editor of the Buffalo Evening News Dr Edaridge Campbell Loudonville Dr Harry E Wheelsock of Fredonia and Prof Lowell F Trandalph of Cornell University.
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F.S. Wetherell
BR. Frederick
Wetherbua
Syracuse
Wiis
Noel Bae Memorial Institute of
Buffalo
Ewes
Walter L. Machemer
Alfred
Hirchtnder
The
Buffalo Evening News
Edaridge Campbell, J
Loudonvie
Harry E Wheelsock
Fredonia
Lowell F. Trandalph
Cornell Univeran
Donkey Baseball At Split Rock Described
A donkey baseball game between Moyle Hill and Taunton Volunteer Fire Departments took place at Split Rock athletic field. Sixteen donkeys were used while players competed to raise funds for both departments general fund with proceeds supporting their community fire services.
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Moyle Hill
Taunton
Lane Fay
Spit Rock
Members Sought For String Band
MUSICLA of Onondaga County seeks string players for a new band organized by Earl Tl. Taylor of 608 Walnutl Fayetteville. The group will be patterned after the Philadelphia Mame mers slimg band. Interested players should contact Taylor by August 15.
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Musicla
Onondaga County
Earl Tl. Taylor
Walnutl
Fayetteville
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