Schrafft's First Restaurant Site Demolition in New York
Demolition of the Schrafft's first New York restaurant site begins as plans for a 10 story building and a commissary unfold. The Schrafft firm traces roots to 1909 and operates a Syracuse outlet as well as chocolate and confections businesses.
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Syraguse
New York
Es Rank G. Shattuck Company
Imetropolis
Schrreafft
Syracuse
S. Warren St
Frank M. Shattuck
Rosenbloer
First Presbyterianschlock
Woodworth
BE. Fayette
S&s. Salina St
Frank G. Shattuck
Jane
Hathryn Shattuck
Brooklyn
Break-in at GLF Store on E Broadway Reported
Fulton police investigate a late night entry at the GLF store on E Broadway. Thieves drilled a hole in a heavy safe but could not open it. The Frank G. Shattuck, store employer, found the break this morning. Family from Syracuse at 1800s reported that an inventory showed nothing missing.
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Fulton
GLF
E. Broadway
Frank G. Shattcuck
Syracuse
E_ Geneseest
First Trust Stockowners Get Options
First Trust stockholders receive rights to purchase a new cumulative convertible preferred stock as part of a $5,996,400 refinancing plan. The bank will issue 234,316 shares, with six shares of common and B preferred per one rights basis, allowing June 22 exercise and public subscription subject to availability. Bank aims to raise capital from two insurance firms and restore dividend flexibility and local control.
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Coimpage
Ferrea
Albert B. Merrill
Pentiny
Thebank
Merrill
First Trust
New York
Warren
Washington Sts
Sireetors
Memorial Day Parade Delights Syracusans With Warplane Flyovers
Thousands of Syracusans filled Clinion Square and South Salina Street to watch a Memorial Day parade featuring military units veterans bands floats and Boy Scouts. F 82 jets from the 338th Fighter Interceptor Squadron wowed the crowd in three ship formations over the reviewing stand near the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Highlights included the Kar Kar Corral tanks from the Second Marine Battalion and the Samp son Air Force Band along with the American Scottish Pipe Band.
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Clinion Square
S. Salina St
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Ity
338Th
Air National Guard
Hancock Field
Griffiss Field
Hkar-Kar Corral
Second Marine Battalion
Sampson Air Force Band
Outbreaks Mark $17038.36 Estate Cheesy Fact Turnabout
Bankruptcy court in Holland Patent heard the Holland Patent Farmers Cooperative seek $17038.36 from the Hansen estate over cheese produced under Hansen's supervision. Referee David Goldstein warned he may call in the U S marshal to restore order as four attorneys clashed over witnesses. Hansen's trustee Simon Porgai and attorney L K Thaler faced objections from Remsen lawyer George Kohn and Ithaca attorney John LoPinio as the case aimed to conclude today.
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Holland Patent Farmers Cooperative
Christian Hansen
David Goldstein
U.S
Goldstein
George Kohn
Remsen
John LoPinio
Iihaca
Hansen
Simon Porgai
Rochester
L. KK. Thaier
Mansen
Burdett
Schuyler County
Man Given 3-6 Years In Shooting Case
A former Syracuse man Roscoe Tolliver 37 Buffalo now returned to face a January 1931 indictment for assault first degree after a 1950 shooting in front of 163 Harrison St Hicks lost an eye from a 12 gauge blast Tolliver received a three to six year term at Attica State Prison Also sentenced were Willie Rose 20 Buffalo to Elmira and conditional probation for burglary Richard Gransbury Naiak Embesi and Richard Sochia received probation William Darrow and William Warfford pleaded guilty with pending sentences.
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Attica
Leo W. Breed
Roscoe Lee Tolliver
Buffalo
SOS
Hee
John Hicks
Harrison St
Washington St
Hicks
Willie L. Rose
Elmira
Rose
Fay’s Credit Clothing Company
N. Salina St
Richard Gransbury
Clinton St
Naiak A. Embesi
E. Division St
Clara Thomas
Union Pl
Richard Sochia
Lock St. Saldwinsville
William H. Darrow
E. Washington St
William Warfford
Midland Av
Darrow
Frank del Vecchio
Auburn
Warford
Two Men Injured In Home Mishaps
Two men were treated at St Joseph's Hospital for injuries suffered at home. George Wallis, 32, of 116 Patterson Ave Fairmount, lacerated his right eye when he struck himself with a pickaxe while gardening. Donald Jewell, 26, of 111 Jaxdale Rd Liverpool, cut his left leg while chopping stakes. four stitches closed the wound.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
George Wallis
Patterson Av
Fairmount
Donald Jewell
Jaxdale Rd
Liverpool
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Edward Abdo
Set
Casmir
Khe Coxcern
Builetings
Eden Musee
Proctor’s Theater
Edwin Booth
Mineries
Schraffe Manufacturing
Schrafft
Gerald Shattuck
Frank G Shattuck Company
United Cigar Stores
George Whelan
Mary Elizabeth Evans
New
University Bidgleboy
Afiss Evans
Henry Dexter Sharpe
Providence
Brown & Sharpe
Shattuck
Frank G
Schrafft’s
Todey
Wycliffe E. Steele
Sampson Air Force Base
A. W. Czechanowscki
Navy
B. A. Quackenbush
T. T. Shallcross
Air Force
Donald Mead
Albert Stone
Public Works
Charies F. Stanton
War Memorial
Paul Steinberg
The
Memorial Association
Irwin Hyman
Gwyn Thomas
American Legion
Mead
John =. Muldoon
Calvin AM. Thompson
HOTEL
Onondaga
Pactel
Menteil’s
Germaine Moute
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