Retirement at Smith & Co ends long career
C Smith & Co retires after 28 years with Loki Hurlbut Burt persuading him to stay until the plant addition came on line. He began at the plant in 1904 with the first L C Smith typewriter and after a 10 year spell elsewhere returned in 1916, becoming superintendent in 1920. Also noted are Syracuse gas station habits and a mixed chorus performance at the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Greenwood Pt. 2
C. Smith & Corona
L. C. Smith
Smith
Fred
Loki Hurlbut
W. Smith
Burt
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Museum of Fine Arts
Robert Kirk
Philadelphia
St. Mary's
Mary Humphrey
Electronics Park Force
Syracuse
Singsers
G. People
Gene Manupelli
Viginia Currie
J. Willard Gosner
Robinson B. Gourley
Hayden
Mozart
Bee Hive Rescue Ends With Fall at Euclid and Park
Theodore Cochaneck, 34, of 418 Park, was removing a bee hive from a tree on Euclid near Park when he fell 15 feet to the ground. He was treated at University Hospital for bee stings and minor injuries with no serious harm reported. Investigating officer: Vatromianran Carvel.
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Park Fy
University Hospital
Cochaneck
Eucliday
First Quarter Sales Tax Returns Filed
Approximately 20 returns for the first quarter were received at the Sales Tax Bureau this morning, announced director Fred L. Dolpear. A dozen checks were included, mostly from merchants. returns from out-of-city residents are not taxed. The total money expected to be remitted will be determined later. Returns for the first quarter must be filed by June 20.
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Fred L. Dolpear
Albez
Delheur
Home Co-Op To Mark 1st Anniversary
Members of the Home Owners Cooperative celebrate the first anniversary of Westerlea on Sunday June 3. G Lee Trimm and Richard Masher will be honored as veterans of the original group. Tate Group has grown to 45 members with land purchased roads built and cellars dug. Construction Day will see first homes taking shape. A 5 PM ceremony precedes a picnic and fireworks with Camillus and Fairmount guests. Jon Kinne presides.
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Westerlea
G Lee Trimm
Richard Masher
Sonperativo
Tate Group
Shine
Europe
TNE
James Corcoran
Ray French
Ed Donaldson
Camillus
Fairmount
Jon Kinne
Coromon
EOS Cooperative
Richard Mosher
G. Lee Trimm
Centennial Spectacle Contest Name Suggestion
The text proposes naming the Centennial Historical Spectacle at Archbold Stadium Syracuse University for August 14 to 21. The idea centers on selecting a title that captures the event’s historic scope and campus setting.
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Archbold Stadium
Syracuse University
Syracuse Centennial Contest They Say Prize Details
A local contest offers a $50 United States Savings Bond to the winning name. Second prize includes four reserved Mekels to Spectacle, while Mhire and fourth prizes provide two reserved tickets each. Tickets valid any night the winner chooses. Send entries with separate coupons. Contest closes midnight June 1 at Syracuse Centennial Headquarters 498 South Warren Street Syracuse NY.
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Syracuse
South Warren Street
Forecast Syracuse area weather note with scattered details
Weather Bureau forecast for the Syracuse area shows light rain and mild temperatures today and tomorrow. Yesterday's low was 43 degrees with a forecast high near 80. Sunrise and sunset times are listed. record highs and other notes are mentioned in unclear wording.
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Weather Bureau
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Rermail Law
Loslang
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Washington
Costello Plans Park Diamonds Discussion With Parks Chief
Mayor Frank J. Costello prepared to meet Commissioner William A. Barry in the afternoon to review complaints about confusion over baseball diamonds. School principals and athletic directors filed the concerns late last week, with Ed Mund J. Nowinski observing and supporting some contentions that the fields were in poor condition.
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William A. Barry
Barry
Edmund J. Nowinski
Driver Held On 3 Charges In Traffic Court
Kalpis L. Wall, 28, of Fab pleaded guilty to three charges in Traffic Court this morning. Judge Truman H. Preston set bail at 4000 for his June 10 trial appearance. Wall faced speeding at 50 mph on North Salinas, driving without an operator license, and driving an unlicensed vehicle. Previously he pled guilty February 2 to driving without an operator’s license and failure to signal, with a total fine of 395. He was arrested Saturday night by Patrolman Donald Klug.
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Ice Cream Pies Stolen at Delaware School
Police report a theft at Delaware School where a dozen ice cream pies valued at 120 dollars were stolen this morning. Patrolmen Richard Inley and John Mulligan documented the entry at the school wing.
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Adozen Fee Crewus Gues
Delaware School
Richard Inley
John Mulligan
Pry
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Superstition Ends Demolition in Chomatey Near Prague
In Chomatey, sixty miles west of Prague, a planned demolition halted after a wall fragment revealed carved stones and a rumor of an ancient nun buried alive with her dog. Labor factions including Slovaks and Gypsies stopped work amid fears of a cursed site and death penalty for disturbance.
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Ja Log
Stock Prices Change Little in Early Trading Downturn
New York stocks opened with little direction as investors watched activity surge briefly with many blocks of 1000 shares traded. Curtiss-Wright remained active but showed tiny price shifts while Ohio Oil posted a new high. other leading issues like Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Firestone Tire International Paper and General Electric edged higher alongside Chrysler Douglas Aircraft Western Union and Union Pacific.
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Berlin Believes Victors Will Stay
Berlin residents feel the Western Powers will remain in the city based on an AMC polling sample taken in the western sectors. In October 1947 seventy four percent said the Western powers would not withdraw. A Russian propaganda push aimed to portray the West as leaving, yet a spring survey showed seventy six percent still believed the Western occupiers would not withdraw.
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