Fuller Backs Carrier in Plant Sale
Rep Hadwin Fuller of Parish Oswego County backs the Carrier Corp of Syracuse for surplus Dewitt property. WAA decision on Carrier or Syracuse University expected. Tolley argues University would add 3 million dollars to the city and hire thousands, while Chamber directors lean toward Carrier.
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Fuller
General Electric Co
Dewitt
War Assets Administration
Hadwin C. Fuller
Parish
Oswego County
Associated Press
Washington
Carrier Corp
Syracuse
Carrier
WAG
Carter
Syracuse University
William P. Tolley
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Thompson Rd
TIOS
Tolley
Chamber Board of
Harry W. Davies
Chamber
Syracuse Trust Co
Cloud Wampler
Agriculture Unit Leases Byrne Building for New Office
The Agriculture Department’s field service branch signed a lease for the Byrne Building on West Genesee Street, moving operations from Ithaca Buffalo Rochester and Albany. About 60 staff will work there with Robert Howard of Sherburne in charge. Annual rent is 18000 dollars. New NY Motor Vehicle and Tax Department offices will open in the 900 block of Erie Boulevard. Equipment from Byrne will be relocated to the State Tax Department’s new address.
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Field Service Branch
Department of Agriculture
Byrne
W. Genesee St
Federal
Ithaca
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Sherburne
New York State Motor Vehicle and Tax Department
Erie Blvd
State Tax Department
Talks Set to Aim Pollution Problems
ALBANY A conference to study pollution problems in the Syracuse area will be held there on Sept. 18. Senator Chauncey B. Hammond, chairman of the special committee on Pollution abatement, said today. The meeting is part of a fall series to study plans for local pollution problems with local officials, industrialists and others invited to attend. Similar sessions will be held in Buffalo, Elmira, Poughkeepsie, Albany and Long Island.
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Albany
Syracuse
Chauncey B. Hammond
Buffalo
Elmira
Poughkeepsie
Long Island
Railroad unions oppose Syracuse University surplus sale
The Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen telegrammed the War Housing Administration in Washington stating union support for surplus property going to an industrial firm. The Congress of Industrial Organizations, the American Federation of Labor, and Dewitt taxpayers also opposed a Syracuse University transfer.
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Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad
WRA
Washington
Syracuse University
Congress of Industrial Crganisation
American Federation of Labor
Dewitt
Costello Defends Erie Property Sale to Downes
Mayor Costello defended the city sale of 600 block Erie Boulevard East property to Capt. Lawrence Downes for 20325 dollars. Thomas Forsythe charged lack of opportunity to bid, while prior offers from Fruehaus Corp. and Eagan Real Estate Commission were reviewed before council approval on June 10.
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Costello
Erie Bloyd
Erie Blvd
E. Water
Thomas Forsythe
Clellan S. Forsythe
Kennedy
Real Estate Commission
Edmund A. Dollard
Charles B. Close
Fruehaus Corp
Close
Downes
J. Daniel Gorman
Eagan Real Estate Commission
Forsythe
Common Council
Guilty Drivers Pay $45 in Fines
A total of 45 dollars in fines was handed out in Traffic Court by Judge Homer W. Walsh before his vacation. Fines went to Charles Delaney of the Syracuse University housing area for speeding, 20 dollars. Roy Marlowe of Malloy Road for speeding, 10 dollars. Jack N. Helmer of 210 Kensington Place for speeding, 10 dollars. and Jay R. DeBoer of 121 N Edwards Jr for passing cars on the right side, 5 dollars.
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Homer W. Walsh
Walsh
Truman H. Preston
Charles Delaney
Syracuse University
Roy Marlowe
Malloy Rd
Jack N. Helmer
Kensington Pl
Jay R. DeBoer
N. Edwards Jv
Man jailed for trespassing while searching for a cigarette butt
William J. Labigan, 23, of Ovid, on a construction job in Syracuse, admitted entering a parked car at 100 block of Madison Street and later another car to search for cigarets. Captured by car owners, he pled guilty to wilful trespass and was sentenced to 30 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary.
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William J. Labigan
Ovid
Syracuse
Labigan
Madison St
Fred Shehadi
Madison Jr
Walter Szczepanek
Parkev
Dan Sheridan
Homer W. Walsh
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Magna Charta Law Frees Woman in Dismissed Charge
Judge Homer W. Walsh dismissed a vagrant prostitute charge against Corrine A. Moore after ruling that police cannot arrest without a warrant when no crime is committed in their presence. Moore was arrested by Syracuse Vice Squad on July 8 without a warrant.
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Homer W. Walsh
Corrine A. Moore
Thompson Rd
Walsh
Moore
Syracuse
Paul R. Shanahan
Democrats Seek Vets Support in Onondaga County Race
The Veterans Democratic Association launches a drive to back nine Democratic candidates for the fall elections. County chair Charles J. Hogan and association chair Richard T. Mosher sent letters to hundreds of World War II veterans inviting them to a Friday meeting at 2301 Midland Ave. Eight of the nine candidates are veterans, and organizers emphasize youth as a Democratic tradition while introducing the slate at the gathering.
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Onondaga County
Charles J. Hogan
Richard T. Mosher
Veterans Democratic
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Blumer
Warren Street
National Disinfecting CO
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