McNett Names GOP Slates And Endorses Local Officials
Charles A. McNett unveils a GOP slate for the convention in Saratexa and endorses candidates for city and county offices to be decided at the November election. Incumbents for reelection to the state committee are named, including Daniel J. Mathews Harriet Hughes Fred Baldwin Mabel Stricklant and others. McNett serves on the state executive committee.
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Antrovy
Axpecans
Walter Riehiman
John J. Hughes
Lawrence M. Runson
Daniel J. Mathews
Harriett Hughes
Fred Baldwin
Mabel Stricklant
H. Duane Bruce
Gertrude 3. Brooks
Milk Price To Stay Up In Upstate New York
June wholesale milk price sees a 22 cent drop to 4.34 per hundredweight but distributors in Central and Western New York plan no retail cuts. The Syracuse Division of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association and the Borden Company confirm unchanged Albany area retail prices and no known reductions by other distributors.
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New York
Syracuse
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association, Inc
Borden Company
Albany
C. J. Blanford
New Trainmaster On Central Named John W Oba Of Freemoxt
John W Oba of Freemont was named trainmaster on the Central Division succeeding Albert J Zwilling of Syracuse. Zwilling retired yesterday after 51 years with the New York Central. J B Delaney praised Zwilling at a testimonial, noting his long service and career from yard clerk to yardmaster and assistant general yardmaster. Oba began as a yard clerk and was assisting trainmaster since April 1.
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Central
John W. Obe
Freemoxt
Albert J. Zwilling
W. Castle
Syracuse Dsion
New York Central Railroad
Zwilling
New York Central System
J. B. Delaney
Hobb
Ardmaster
Two Sentenced in County Court for Grand Larceny and More
In County Court two men were sentenced and two others pled guilty. Albert Snyder, 30, Milner naif, got three years in Attica for second degree grand larceny. Joseph Cassette, 28, Geddes, pleaded guilty to first degree grand larceny. Leo Mandeville, 44, Elmira area, pleaded guilty to unlawful entry and petty larceny. Robert Davis, 16, Dashington Street, Youthful offender, sent to Elmira Reception Center. Judge CLo W. Breed presided.
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cLo W. Breed
Albert Snyder
Milner Naif
Attica
Robert Davis
Leo Mandeville
W. Fielie St
French Society Honors Teachers At Community Assembly
The Alliance Française awarded a trophy to Eastwood High School teachers for supporting Franco American projects. Mrs Marion Ward Kilpatrick received the cup from Stanislas Theodorot during a community French assembly at the Public Library social room. Miss Mandiga and Miss Rena Burdick were cited for their roles.
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Eastwood Ntgit School
Backache Relief Claims Amid Health Warning
A fragment warns that overexertion and excessive smoking can harm kidney function and trigger backache. It suggests medical issues may arise, urging awareness of kidney disease risks and the impact of lifestyle on overall health.
Three Boys on Bicycles Hit by Autos in Syracuse
Three youths, ages 15 and 16, riding bicycles, were struck by cars near Onondaga Park in Syracuse. The McCarthy youth suffered facial injuries, a nose laceration, and a hip pain. the driver Alexander Heresa of Syracuse is summoned for speeding, driving 25 mph in an 8 mph zone.
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McCarthy General Hospital
McCarthy
Onondaga Park
Robertsov
Alexander Heresa
Syracuse B.C
Anthony Cizewski
Heresa
Dodge
Bellevue
Onondaga Avs
Harry Grebenstein
Truxton
Onondaga
Greene County Youth Wins Poultry Contest in New York State
Edward Corvin, 16, of Leeds, Greene County, won first place at the sixth annual New York State 4-H poultry demonstration contest in Hotel Syracuse. Fifteen finalists from zone eliminations competed. Corvin demonstrated "Building a Range Waterer." Merit and excellence awards went to several county entrants, with Corvin set to represent the state on an all expense trip to the Northeastern poultry producers conference in Harrisburg, Pa.
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Levis
Greene Coty
Hotel x3
Robert A. Ogle
Cornell University
Howard O
A. & L. Ood National Poultry Research Dis
Edward Corvin
Leeds
Greene County
Syracuse
Corvin
Leeds Youngs
Pauli Genung
Elmira
Chemung
Neil Empie
Johnstown
Fulton County
Netea Sharpsteen
Middleport
Niagara County
William Mapes
Spencerport
Monroe County
Thomas House
Genesee
Alleghany County
Conestants
Conestants and Their County Agricultural Agents Were Guests of Ihes¢ IA
Corrin
Pia
Poultry Producers
Harrisburg
Samuel Stenger
Syracuse la
P. Stores
Howard C. Pierce
P. National Poultry Research
Jury Drawn in Assault Case Against Hugh C. McDougald
A jury was drawn in Police Court this morning for the trial of Hugh C. McDougald 48 of 1533 Westmoreland Avenue charged with resisting arrest and third degree assault after a scuffle in which Patrolman Clinton Rich was injured and taken off duty. McDougald has been out on 1000 bail since his March 25 arrest. he received a 10 day sentence for public intoxication on May 15. He will be represented by Irving Lessen and prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Roger Baldwin.
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Hugh C. McDougald
Westmoreland Av
McDougald
Clinton
Rich
Westmoreland
Syracuse
Irving Lessen
Roger Baldwin
State Hi Y Meets Here Tomorrow in Syracuse
New York State Hi Y delegates from many sections will gather at the Syracuse Y tomorrow for a three day session. The annual state MCA cabinet meeting will formulate plans and discuss problems facing high school youths. Verney Braddon will greet delegates at a dinner, with Howard M. Shinn among out of town guests.
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New York State
M.C.A
Syracuse
Soviet Trick Predicted by General Tate At Syracuse
General Ralph H. Tate told a joint Optimists and Kiwanians meeting in Hotel Syracuse that Russia will likely launch a peace offensive to lull the West while expanding influence. He claimed communism is on the march and accused wartime allies of helping Russia. Alfred J. Moorhead presided.
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Ralph H. Tate
A. Arms
Syracuse
Russia
General Tate
Camillus Cutlery Co
Tate
Vienna
United States
Alfred J. Moorhead
The
Optimist Club
Bly Will Attend Musicians Parley
CARL te Bly Adler filement calls 3 000 parts by name. An office typewriter has about 3 000 parts and Frank Beckett knows them all. He helps local Smith-Corona users by fixing troubles and advising on overhaul trade in or rebuild. Mrs John Lawson 303 Bry [or replace. Give him a ring at ant av suffered knee and ank
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Frank Beckett
Smith-Corgna J
John Lawson
Ant
Not Guilty Plea Made in Gun Case
George N. ay faces a gun case with a not guilty plea entered. Proceedings indicate ongoing legal action and arraignment status.
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Saratexa
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Ge All He Beal
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