City to reopen Genesee Street after delays in paving work
City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts said weather and other factors delay the Genesee Street project, with asphalt work slated to start Wednesday or Thursday once the stone dries. Westcott Street intersection will remain open to ease traffic. later paving includes Hiawatha boulevard and Madison and Montgomery streets. Canadian veterans meet with the Legion at 920 Midland Avenue Friday at 8:30 PM.
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Nelson F. Pitts
Pitts
Westcott St
Genesee St
Cherry St
Lexington Av
Ellis St
E. Fayette
Croly St
Columbus Ay
Jamesville
Syracuse Constructors, Inc
Cenesec
Madison
Montgomery Sts
Canadian Legion
Mza Hanty Shrdlu
Midland Av
Hungry burglar dines after theft at Ruth Snyder home
An eight hungry burglar visited Mrs Ruth Snyder at 215 Sunset Ave Monday night. He stole a wallet with 27 50, sat down for lunch and ate two doughnuts two bananas and drank half a quart of milk plus a coffee filled thermos. Herman T Stichman state housing commissioner will confer with city officials next week on a permanent housing program. Mayor Costello has met bankers group to plan long term home construction. Corporal Leon G Johnson of Chittenango recently promoted while serving with the headquarters detachment Army of Occupation in Germany. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Henry. An action in supreme court Monday alleges wood shavings and sawdust create a nuisance. Mrs Joseph Solinske and husband seek 2 000 from Chapman Lumber Company. motion for dismissal argued. decision reserved. Muriel F Chant transferred from Pacific Overseas Air Technical Service Command to Newark New Jersey.
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Ruth Snyder
Sunset Av
Herman T. Stichman
Ayor Costello
Leon G. Johnson
Chittenango
Colvin Crest
Army of Occupation
Germany
Clyde
Navy
Carl
Army Air Forces
Henry
Supreme Court
Henry J. Kimball
Mrr
Joseph Solinske
Carbon St
Chapman Lumber Company
Pupils Set Opening Date as Labor Day Weekend Ends
Board of Education votes to open Pupils Get Break HiKids Sehee opens Sept 9 a full week after Labor Day to accommodate vacations. Local notices list numerous meetings at Hotel Syracuse and civic clubs plus a court contempt adjudgment for child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Fire damages windows and air caused by lightning
A fire reported at 716 A M and 710 E Washington was attributed to lightning. Lightning also struck 347 W Onondaga, breaking a window. Authorities investigated and no injuries were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Air
Onondaga
Dismissed Jurors Seek Explanation From Supreme Court
Nine jurors who were dismissed after a $9,000 verdict in favor of Esther M. Lemoine have retained counsel to seek an explanation for their dismissal. Justice James T. Cross halted the panel on June 7 as former Senator Francis L. McElroy accompanies talks. Names of jurors include Marjorie H. Briggs Clifford H. Douglas Chester Co. Edwards Wilhelmena Hoxsie Evelyn P. Maurer John F. Murphy Flora A. Robedcee Rodney H. Stowell Adelaide Van Slyke.
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Supreme Court
James T. Cross
Francis L. McElroy
Justice Cross
Esther M. Lemoine
James St
Michael J. O'Neil
W. Genesee St
Marjorie H. Briggs
van Rensselaer St
Clifford H. Douglas
Malcolm St
Chester Co. Edwards
Burton St
Wilhelmena Hoxsie
Manlius
Evelyn P. Maurer
Liverpool
John F
Murphy
Gifford
Flora A. Robedcee
Elbridge
Rodney H. Stowell
Ashdale Av
Adelaide van Slyke
S. Salina
Syracuse University to raise tuition for two first years
Chancellor William P Tolley announced a tuition hike effective next September at Syracuse University. The plan raises tuition by 25 dollars per semester for the first two years of the four year programs, with nursing excluded, while current charges hold for the final two years. Part of the increase funds faculty and staff salary improvements.
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Syracuse University
William P. Tolley
School of Nursing
Tolley
Fulton Cows Killed by Train in Fulton
A Fulton dairyman, Joseph Mangeot of Hannibal, lost 26 Guernsey cows and injured three others when a D L W passenger train struck his herd Monday. Veterinarian Dr Charities R Baldwin ordered the injured destroyed. Loss estimated around 15006 dollars.
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Fulton
Joseph Mangeot
Hannibal Sr
Fulton Dairyman
Charities R. Baldwin
Maneeot
Vet Community Open to Public in Syracuse
Syracusans are invited to visit the new veteran student community Sunday from 2 30 PM to 5 30 PM at Allis Courts F Colvin St. former GIs now at Syracuse University and their families hold open house to familiarize city residents with living at the new housing development.
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Syracusans
Allis Courts
F. Colvin
Syracuse University
Customs Team To Inspect Syracuse Airport Next Week
An immediate survey of Syracuse Municipal Airport by Washington officials will decide if the field becomes an airport of entry. A customs immigration delegation may arrive within a week to assess capabilities and staffing. Current status limits the airport to Colonial Airlines and a few private firms with Massena as the nearest entry point.
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Syracuse
Washington
Loca
U. S. Customs Service
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Burea
Massena
Deuty
Thomas J. McCarthy
Jarold E. Barnes
Duck Farmvaluation Sparks 1944 condemnation hearing
In Rochester Yates County a hearing before Federal Condemnation Commissioners weighs value of the Marvin duck hunting preserve and adjacent land. The government offered 3000 dollars for the land taken December 24, 1944 by the Navy for a DuPont plant, while Marvin Georg and Brawley seek ten thousand in a trespass suit.
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Ferald-Journal Wire
Rochester
Yates County
Moatland B. Marvin
Syracuse
Joseph C. Georg
Arthur Brinley
Henry A. Wheat, Jr
Geneva
George T. Franklin
Ovid
James Boyle
Seneca Falls
Myron Culver
H.mrod
Wheat
Marvin
Navy
duPont de Nemours
City Faces $8000 Bill For School Window Breakage
Syracuse school district toll of $8000 to replace broken windows noted at Board of Education meeting. Schools Supt Patton cited $5500 from last summer to October and $2500 since October. President Hughes urged a detailed report. discussion on non shatterable glass.
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Syracuse
Board of Education
Percy M. Hughes, Jr
David H. Patton
Patton
Baltimore
Clare C. Russell
Two Naked Women Arrested After Night Incidents
Police faced two difficult cases after overnight disturbances. One woman, found undressed at the Seymour Hotel, allegedly set her mattress on fire. five patrolmen and two policewomen helped transport her, she pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was held for sentencing. The second woman, found naked in bushes near Glenwood, told police three men offered a ride and dumped her in the city’s southern section. she was booked for investigation after reporting she hid in a bush all night.
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Seymour Hotel
Homer V. Walsh
Glenwood Ay
Montgomery St
Montgomery
Burtets
Marriage Licenses Listed For Area Residents
A list of marriage licenses shows William M. Lombard of Geddes and Lorraine H. Richnow of Houston among couples, with numerous other names and addresses across Syracuse suburbs and nearby towns. The compilation includes pairs such as Franklin J. Kilne and Rose A. Knouteh, John J. Wibbert and Irene K. Stohrer, Earl W. Bell and Helen A. Felarski, and James E. O’Brien and Marian Egan, reflecting a broad regional filing.
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William M. Lombard
Geddes
Lorraine H. Richnow
Houston
OPA Asked To Rule On City Auto Prices
The OPA is requested to rule on prices offered for several old police cars. Twelve bidders submitted figures at a public sale Monday afternoon. The concern centers on whether top bids of 895 and 860 dollars per car comply with OPA ceilings.
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OPA
Two Juveniles Held in Seven Thefts
First Deputy Police Chief Frederick G. Arnold announced two youths aged 14 and 15 were arrested for seven recent robberies totaling over 225 dollars. The 15-year-old confessed involvement in all seven, tying his 14-year-old companion to all but two. The largest haul, 173 dollars, came June 3 from a gas station at Delaware Street and Grand Avenue. Both boys are held for Children's Court action.
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Yars
Frederick G. Arnold
Arnold
Delaware St
Grand Ay
Atendant
Eric Bird
Weal
Bomegan
BE. Willows
Children’s Court
Ventura New Housing Expediter Appointed in New York State
James R. Ventura has been named Locality Housing Expediter for Onondaga Oswego Cortland and Cayuga Counties. He will assist communities in meeting veterans housing needs and work with veterans emergency housing committees. The regional housing expeditor Charles S. Ascher supports Ventura in coordinating zoning building codes and anti black market efforts to favor veteran housing referrals and rentals.
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James R. Ventura
Buckingham Jv
War Production Board
Onyondaga
Oswego
Cortland
Cayuga
Charles S. Ascher
National Housing Agency
Ventura
Veterans Emergency Housing Committees
Wilson W. Wyatt
Vet Gets 5750 In Rhoades Suit
A settlement of 5750 was reached with Henry J. Hajko of Worcester Massachusetts before Supreme Court trial of the case against Shirley Derschug Rhoades a former Syracuse resident now in California. Hajko alleged speeding failure to observe and yield by Rhoades in the SOC block at Ostromar December 3 1943 injuring his right leg and causing concussion.
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Henry J. Hajko
Wooster
Mass
James T. Cross
Supreme Court
Shirley Derschug Rhoades
Syracuse
California
Hajko
Donald Mawhinney
Hiscock, Cowie, Bruce, Lee
Ostromar
Syracuse University
Chow
Bedford and King Attend National Finance Officers Convention
Finance Commissioner George H. Bedford and City Auditor Chester H. King attend a national convention of municipal finance officers in Richmond Virginia and are expected back.
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George H. Bedford
Chester H. King
Richmond
Major Farm Leaders to Meet June 20
Leaders of the New York milkshed will gather for the 27th annual membership meeting of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association in Lincoln Auditorium on June 20. Henry H. Rathbun will preside, with H. E. Babcock of Ithaca delivering the feature address on a long term milkshed program.
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New York
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Lincoln Auditorium
H. E. Babcock
Ithaca
Board of Trustes
Cornell University
Babbcock
A. H. Packard
Jericho
Vermont Farmureau Federation
Henry JD. Sherwood
Vine Plains
New York State Grange
The
Grange
Frank M. Smith
Springheld Center
Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange
League
Newark
Joab KK. Mahood
Troy
Pennsylvania State Grange
Agriculture
Legislative Front
Warren W. Hawley
Batavia
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
Herbert W. Voorhees
Hopewell
N. J
New Jersey Farm Bureau
Henry IH. Rathbun
New Startford
Dairymen's League
Hilda L. Ives
New England
Own and Country Church
Eleanor Vaughan
U. S
Woman's International Congress
Paris
Rathbun
Gnevieve A. Judy
Home Department
Cooke in Hospital With Gash in Neck
Frederick Cooke of 101 Wellogg street is treated at Crouse Irving Hospital for a deep neck gash suffered Monday afternoon while alone at home. Frank D Aeliderio of 151 Loma appears in connection with the incident.
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Frederick Cooke
Wellogg St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Frank D'Aeliderio
Loma
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E. Genesee St
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Meadowbrook
Salt Spring
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Fellows Av
Lexington
Geneste
Fellows Ay
EE. Genesee Si
Salt Springs Rel
Cherry
Crolysts
WAC Corp
Muriel F. Chant
Ballantylord
Pacific Overseas Air Technical Service Command
N.J
George Lund-berg
Port of Alameda
Galir
John F. Sloane
Asserby
Chicago
Dubuque
PFC
Bernard Kinne
Linda
Santa Ana
Calif
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Harry C. Kinne
Skaneateles-Marcellus Rd
Charles EB. Sherwood, Jr
Man- Tus Center
Sherwood
Helen Sherwood
Manilas Center
Business Girls’ League
Madassah Business and Professional Women
East Gate Club
Chess Club
Lions' Club Board
LCLA
Syracuse Dental Sociery
Onondak
First Baptist Church
Dinger
Y.W.C
Camp Avalon
Ae Sun
Ononda
Y.W.C.A
Theta Kappa Mu
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
D.U.F.I
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Louise Lipsy
Cornwell
Hotel
Thomas Corcoran
BOD Uy
Hotel Onondaga
Mahr
NEAD
Syracuse Police Dept
S. A
Journal Wire
Decision
Canada
Colonial Airlines
Prvate
Bristol , Meyer
Link Aviation
Endicott-Jamson Shoe Company
Marvin Duck Farm
J. Norman Crannage
Marvin, Hand, Scarl, Bush & Crannage
Crannage
Messrs
Georg
Brawley
Whalat
Gaylord C. Smith
Betty J. Aufelt
R.D
Tully
Robert FP. Hal
Brisie E. Davis
Hunt Av
Harold
Francis F. King
Ida L. Morse
H. Duncan Macdonald
Helen Ly Murray
Merrimren Ayv
Aden H. Cameron
Kathleen M. Bullets
Clay
Hart
Helen B. Berry
State St
James EB. Arnold
Margaret M. McSweeney
Stolp
James R. Birby
Louise C. King
Melvin A. Meier
Margaret C. Kelly
Furman St
Francis L. Nann
Margaret H. Higgins
S. Baling St
Jack M. Mable
Ella M. McChesney
E. Washington St
Charles BE. Croom
Eizabeth G@ Marsh
A.D
Calvary Baptist Church
Richard Anderson
Stag
Henry Wilhelm
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Eugene Fitzpatrick
Golden Eagle Patrol
Walter Garner
Franklin J. Kilne
Shonnard St
Rose A. Knouteh
John J. Wibbert
Oxford
Irene K. Stohrer
Oxford St
Earl W. Bell
Benham Av
Helen A. Felarski
James E. O'Brien
Tompkins Sh
Marian ¥. Egan
Whittier Av
HL DeForest
Blankman
Catherine St
Hannah
Banke
McLennan
Ralph W. Moore
Skaneateles Fails
Adelaide
F. Wagner
Burnet Av
Mabers Schechter
Cumberland Ay
Marilyn Finkelstein
Scottholm Ter
Edward BE. Phillips
Madison St
Bertha S. Allen
Hymen J. Menter
Comstock Ay
Bertha Day
Eucliday
Emmett J. Lancaster
Camillus
Ruth B. Turner
Baldwinsville
Wendell M. Hannaford
Flushing. L
Virginia M. Brown
N. Townsend
Joseph F. Fraser
New York City
Rose KK
Cardone
Bieray
Howard Webster
Geddes and
W. Genesee
Genesee Auto Parts
W. Genesee At
E. Genesee
Rur
Hou
Loan Service Corporation
City Bank
Solina & Fayette Sts
Kim
Happy Resort
Spoehlman & Reichel
Salina ST
Sarah
Genesee
N.Y
Floer
Onondaga County Savings Bank
Treadquarters
Nondaga3 County — Savings Bank
South
Selma & Fast Genesee Streets
Federal Depot Insurence Corporation
Betinka
Saunier
Ire i Cea
Dad
Sisson’s
Efisceson
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