Fisherman finds unusual item in trout stream
Murray Hastings relays a tale of John Marsellus and a companion fishing near Fabius who, after repeated attempts, spot a folded five dollar bill in the water. Upon unfolding, another five dollars appears. Both are kept, with locals noting the odd but harmless nature of the find amid a string of small community notes and greetings from Syracuse to Watertown.
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Syracuse Caves Mystery Draws Geologists to Albany
Miss Opal Kemp of Salt Lake City seeks exploration of the so called East Caves of Syracuse said to link inland caverns to the Atlantic. State geologists dismiss the claim noting no caves near Syracuse and citing a Wingdale bore evidence of subsurface caverns.
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GOP Meets Thursday to Pick Slate
Charles A McNett of Onondaga County says the campaign committee will meet Thursday night in the Denson Building to name the GOP candidates for fall elections. The slate may include Municipal Court Judge Harry H. Skerritt for renomination, City Auditor Chester H. King, and County Welfare Commissioner Leon H. Abbott. Nicholas Pirro is seen as a strong third-term treasurer candidate, while Morell K. Brewster and John I. Marsellus figure for at large council seats. New Education Board nominee to succeed Harry Theobald is expected.
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Otto Breckhemmer
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Mayor vetoes pay boost for himself in Worcester
Worcester Mass mayor Charles F Jeff Sullivan vetoes an order to seek state legislation raising his salary from 37500 to 11000 annually. He argues the move is untimely and improper though he would approve the raise if already in effect since January 1950.
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Charles F Jeff Sullian
Sullivan
Even Town Pump Quits in Strike
A Chicago area community faces a water outage as multiple services go on strike. Leyden Gardens suffers a telephone failure, bus service halts, and the town pump breaks leaving 84 families to haul water from neighboring Franklin Park until tap access is allowed.
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Leyden Gardens
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