Heat Wave Eases as Temperatures Dip to 75 Across Regions
The searing heat eased with temperatures dropping to 75 after a record high of 92. Affected areas reported 23 heat related deaths and 3 drownings, with showers forecast and cooler air from the Northwest. Northeastern Iowa and New York reported damages from storms and crop disruptions as the nation counted hundreds of fatalities linked to the heat wave.
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Fay
Willem 1
Tey
Jared Lallight
Horna
Sien Alouny
Dullalo
Rochester
Somerson
New York
John W. Kobig
Buffalo Country Club
William Wetsel
Spiegtotawn
Temynnnocy Reservoir
Troy
Agnes Gongen
Platt
New Yor City
Merry
Tafts Exrlice
Iowa
Prairie de Chien
Wis
Macquette
Ellis
Salina
Konans
Wichita
Concorsie
Isbo
Amarilly
Tax
Misiegree
Phoenix
Yuma
Atiz
Raleiagh
N.C
Springfield
Bio
Moline
Peoria
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dobbla
Stock Show Opens at Fair Ground With Horse-Pulling Event
At Owego on July 21 a stock show kicks off at the fair ground featuring a horse pulling contest and exhibition. An auto fatality is investigated after a car driven by Charles Fussell struck a boy on a highway near South Apalachin. Eyewitness Charles Shiner testifies the boy ran onto the road. the vehicle traveled about 235 feet before stopping, with debris and a 19 foot body huddle noted. The victim, Ronald Beebe, 12, is dead on arrival at Endicott Hospital. Sheriff Douglas Greil and Sgt Joseph Murphy provide details. Fussell is held for further action as preliminary hearings proceed.
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Oornel
Owego
Charles Fussell
Lith Meadows
Fred Javis
Kennedy F Ruppert
Tiogt Tatenty
Cosoner
West
Ronni
Atheal Hospital
Endicott
Murphy
Russell
Russel
Grant
River search notes lead to accidental discovery and exhibits
The report details a river drag search that found an empty boat and a body near a river bend, involving a motor boat accident and subsequent police recovery. It mentions a livestock judging event at the State Fair Ground, an agriculture exhibition sponsored by county dairymen, and remarks by State Commissioner Bek tun V. Koves praising cooperation among farmers. Names include Rose Luchsinger and Emma Bankaw, with references to Onondaga and Madison counties and weight specifics.
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V. Koves
Onorage
Merisan
Jarmecy
Exhivision
Fermers
Ass Rose Luchsinger
On- Jondaza Hi
Emma Bankawi
Luch
Onondaga
Grea
Truck Fleet Transported To Buffalo Guard Unit
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a truck fleet moved to Buffalo for a guard unit. Mentions a benefit event and personnel such as a master sergeant and a willard index. References to a trust fund and a miner named George O. remain unclear. The readable bits suggest a military logistics or fund-raising context with names and roles not fully legible.
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Buffalo Guard
Maces
New York
Olene Winder
Willard
Willias
Miner
George O
Cain and Abel Prove Pals In Civilian Pilot Course
Cain and Abel, Syracuse University students, enroll in a civilian pilot training program under Civil Aeronautics Authority supervision. They live at 609 University Ave and are expected to graduate in February as part of the university aviation studies program.
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HIE
Syiue
Fred Carp
Roos Vets
Pant Abel
Genesee Street
Syracuse
Uiversity
CAA
Spranuse
Givilian Air
Fee
College of Fine Syracuse
Fred
Svratuse University
McClvan
Aeronaus|Heane
Broteges
Unities Authority
Clytlan
Cainte L. Feed Cath
Boston
University Ave
Adel Builders
Whey
Dre
Ryling
Hetel
States Army Aa
Corje
Hasias
Sheei
Cai
Abel
Eranst B. Haaram
Cais
Paul Abel
Havel M
C. 1
East
Studest
Prof
Lowell Ssid
Boy Injured After Rowin Candy Store Incident
Richard Jormece aged 1 of 107 Huron Street injured in an incident at a Wellsville Avenue candy store. Witnesses describe a struggle leading to facial injuries. Police reported a disorderly conduct charge against an adult male and noted a subsequent court appearance.
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Richard Jormece
Huron Street
Myarital
Wilson’ Smith
Peiice
Ehaigee
Péchued
Teraply
Jota Pon
Yi Court
Johncon
Sister Goff to Join Lutheran School Faculty
Sister Dorothy Gol a deaconess from Zion church will serve on the faculty of the Lutheran school at Gilver Bry. The United Lutheran Synod of New York oversees the opening and the term continues through this year. Delegates from New York New Jersey and New England are registering for the event and several Syracuse residents are noted among participants.
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Lutheran
Dorothy Gol
Yat Zions Sveagenral Luthean Herd
Lutheran Ee
Gilver Bry
He United Lutheran Synod of New York
Bia
Gehoak Ix
Worta
New York
New
Jersind
New Englant
Missing Son Case Raises Questions in Rot Family
A report from the Rot family states Mariana Rot disappeared after leaving for work on a WPA project at 7330 AM. The mother Anna Bot tard at the same address notified Detective Sergie Arthur Casey, saying her 22 year old son did not return by July 15.
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Mariana Rot
Anna Bottard
Rotisto
Sergie Arthur’ Casey
Red Cross Contributions Push War Fund Total
Several new contributions boosted the war relief drive within 24 hours, lifting the total to 41 111.79 dollars. Among today’s gifts was 492 from New York Telephone Company employees and 250 from the Penguin Sisters group offering baked goods for the Red Cross drive at Skaneateles County Club events chaired by Mrs Wilbert Smith and Mrs Walter J Welch.
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New York Telephone
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Heflenden Read
Edward Smith Schul
Walter J. Welch
Syracuse
Woman Hurt In Plunge From Hotel Fire Escape
A woman identified as 28 year old White fell about 10 feet from a fire escape at the Minnex Hotel on West Pavetta Street. She sustained head and facial injuries, was taken to Memorial Hospital, and later described as in stable condition. Police and taxi drivers assisted as officers investigated the fall.
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West Pavetta Street
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Bsron LaSzite
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Cornell
Lideller
Irs
Aer
ASG
Edward Dal
Ter Frest
Unclear canal shipments affect oil and metal traffic
State Canal Commissioner Guy W. Binck reports heavy oil scrap and manufactured goods shipments have strained canal capacity, risking diversion of business to other carriers. He notes canal navigation has expanded beyond normal in fall and expects rising shipbuilding activity, with some increase in grain movement but overall higher metals and products volumes.
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Tork Stein Berse Cena
Shiprans
Yifason
Cenals
Guy V W. Binck
Pitick
William Robinson
Andrew F. Multizen
Plack
Tsa
Dillon Tells Police Plan for State Mobilization
Dillon outlines a plan to mobilize all police agencies with eight state districts each led by a state police captain. Lieutenant Dion notes local police could be under sheriff command if mobilization is needed, stressing coordinated action among state city and county forces for effective response.
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Pos
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U S Awards for Syracuse Firms in Navy and Army Contracts
U S awards total 510 772 dollars to upstate firms including Syracuse companies for Navy and Army supply contracts. Paragon Sister Company and Utica Knitting Company are among recipients delivering goods and machinery to military agencies with varied timelines and values.
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Special Dispatch
Washington
Syracuse
Suntiade
General Croke Stage Company
Chained Sane
WHA
Paragon
Portland
WEA
GeEnite
Brown Knkling
Woman Saved From Death in Gas Exposure Incident
Mrs. Sita Voutsin, 22, was found uncomzelous in her diving room after a suspected gas incident at her home on Mostgom Street. Detectives said she regained consciousness and was taken to Onondera General Hospital in stable condition after neighbors rescued her. her three children were unharmed.
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Sita Voutsin
Voutsinie
Andres Vontsinis
Onondera Generel Enesifar
Newly Tested Drug Saves Syracuse Youngster
A drug discovered less than a year ago may save the life of Robert Bassinger. The Criverning University Hospital case involved a dangerous fever and a rapid treatment course. Medical researchers studied the drug’s properties in winter tests before administering it by injection into the bloodstream. The patient improved after the dose.
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Sullathiamle
Iss
Robert Bassinger
Moo
Reever 5
Sassinger Greccoe
Reshonan Athletics
Criverning
Gsease
University Hospital
Jnlp & Ny Micijas
Three Women Share In Austin Estate Decision
Three women Miz Margaret Feiztanks and Alice Sanderson share in a contested Austin estate dispute involving a will. The will, previously drawn, is declared invalid. The estate is to pass to a named cemetery trust, with assets valued around S30.
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Austin
Miz
Margaret
Mckinley Avene
Alice Sanderson
Beattie Street
Cora Tre
Ansin
Ure
Hillemest
New York Farm Income Up 19 Percent in May
New York farm income rose 19 percent in May, with cash income from market sales of taser products highest on record for the state. The May total approached 4572000 for the state, with county results showing about a 12 percent rise from the previous year to 2019.
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P.C
Baechl Deentey
Bucgo
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