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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1949
Page
9
A fragmented OCR item notes Rekabix, a speaker at the institute, presenting an abstract at an event. The readable fragment mentions attendance and a talk on topics related to language and computation, with no clear date or location provided.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an unclear name and phone reference. No clear event, person, or place is discernible to form a full news item.
FOSEPH MICALE, 42, of 330 £ counts early today when a three way crash on Hiawatha Avenue occurred. Thomas E. Mabar of Fairchild, driver of another car, was treated for head and body injuries at Ononaga General Hospital and released. Roberto Roberts Cook charged Micale with leaving the scene of an accident and driving without proper control. Police said Micale walked away from the crash and was later arrested after a report the truck spilled gasoline on the street.
The County Civil Service Commission approved a promotion list for 19 Welfare Department case workers. The commission did not discuss examinations or the status of the lists, noting the days ahead and the veteran staff, including Drake and Westmoreland.
Syracuse police seek two suspects in a robbery case involving a nine year old girl enticed into a car and beaten. A witness report from the scene noted the girl was thrown from a vehicle. relatives inside the car were unaware of the events.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions someone named Ne and a sporadic reference to a tanker or ship. No clear event, date, or location is discernible beyond scattered names and phrases. The readable bits suggest a missing person or vessel note, but details are too incomplete to specify.
A neighborhood event showcased dolls and pets as youngsters vied for top ribbons. Parents cheered as children urged pride in their entries, with judges noting many were excellent and making awards a close call.
In a murky OCR fragment, a Syracuse court involving Judge Bamerick assigns Dr. Mery Brew, rector of the Syracuse Hospital, to name two tal doctors amid proceedings at Walter Zang’s home. Attorney Paul B Shanahan represents the defendant.
Richard Atkins, director at the Syracuse Govern Research Bureau, told a Kiwanis meeting at a Syracuse hotel that government should pull back from public welfare. He argued against easy money from Washington or Albany and urged addressing underlying issues rather than hollow promises.
A Canadian diplomat with years of experience in press and cultural relations will speak at the Maxwell Auditorium lectern tomorrow. The speaker, a former executive at major Canadian papers, has served in Ottawa and abroad, including World War II era postings. The event is part of a summer program in diplomacy and international relations.
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