Dewey Opens Upstate Campaign Tour Across Ten Counties
Governor Dewey begins a three day upstate campaign tour with 10 key counties. He plans speeches and meetings with Republican leaders business men veterans and farmers to frame his anticipated second term. Stops include Cooperstown Rome Lowville Watertown and Westport with events at the Baseball Hall of Fame fish hatchery and a Young Republican clubs dinner.
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Leo W. O'Brien
Albany
Dewey
Jeff Albany
Upstate
Dewry
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Cooperstown
Baseball Hall of Fame
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Utica
Oneida County
Rome
Sam Bova
John Schantz
City Republican Committee
Lawville
Beaver Falls
Watertown
Lowville Lodge
Kiks
Lowville Academy
Harold B. Johnson
Watertown Daily Times
The
Association of New York State Young Republican Clubs
Defendant III Theft Trial Halted in Culp Case
The trial of Miss Raylene Culp, 26, charged with stealing $1,100 from Miss Jean Townsend of the Royal Grill, was paused as Culp collapsed with a nasal hemorrhage and was taken to Onondaga General Hospital. Judge Breed ordered adjournment until her medical ability to attend resumes.
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Raylene Culp
Onondaga General Hospital
Miss Culp
Harrison Sr
Jean Townsend
The
Royal Grill
S. McBridest
Charlies P. Wortman
Leo W. Breed
Frank DeVecchio
George Stephens
Townsend
Dido
McBride Sr
Ond
Genesee Street paving to finish in two weeks
Workmen began asphalt on E Genesee Street with the project now slated for completion the week after next. A concrete mixer is at Croly Street end and concrete work should wrap up this week or early next, weather delays noted by City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts. The Columbus Street intersection may not finish this week, delaying opening until traffic can shift from the Wincott Street intersection. Grading on Madison Street between State and Montgomery started Wednesday and will proceed to Montgomery between Madison and Harrison. Court Street was completed and opened Saturday.
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E. Genesee ST
Cherry St
Croly St
Nelson F. Pitts
Pitts
Columbus, St
Wincott St
Madison St
State
Montgomery St
Madison
Harrison
Court St
Camera Fraternity Forms Syracuse Chapter Of Kappa Alpha Mu
Wesley Brewster, Syracuse University journalism instructor, announces a Syracuse focal chapter of the Kappa Alpha Mu honorary photography fraternity. Originating last year at Missouri, the group seeks to promote better pictorial journalism through a B average requirement in a recognized photographic course.
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Camera Fraternity
S. A
Wesley Brewster
Syracuse University School of Journalism
Kappa Alpha Mu
University of Missouri
Brewster
School of Journalism
Columbia
Syracuse
Rose Show Coronation Opens Rose Week in Syracuse
The Rose Show coronation ceremony begins Rose Week at Mills Roses Gardens Thornden Park Sunday at 3 30 P M. Students from county junior and senior high schools won a poster contest. Winners Louise Lutz Eastwood High An thony Spina Prescott School second Charles Moore Central High Blanche Bertolini Solvay High third.
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Syracuse
Mills’ Rose Gardens
Thornden Park
Sundy
Surawuse Rose Society
Louise Lutz
Eastwood High
Anthony Spina
Prescott School
Charles Moore
Central High
Blanche Bertolini
Solvay High
Justice Cross Explains Jury Dismissal
Justice James T. Cross outlined last Friday’s juror dismissals in a prepared statement while panel members completed two weeks of duty. He noted the nine excused jurors were not stricken from the list and their removal from the jury box was not acknowledged publicly. The nine served on a trial yielding a $9,000 verdict for Mrs. Esther M. Lemoine in a negligence suit against Michael J. O’Neill, with a reduced $4,700 option later offered. The judge cited insurance issues and said those excused should not be counted as available for further service, reaffirming confidence in Onondaga County’s juror selection and fair-trial procedures. A letter from Francis L. McElroy on Tuesday sought further explanation.
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Supreme Court
James T. Cross
Flo
Esther M. Lemoine
James Sr
Michael J. O'Neill
W. Genesee St
Justice Cross
Lemoine
Onondaga County
Francis L. McElroy
Dineen Elected President of National Insurance Group
Robert E. Dineen of Syracuse was elected president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners at its 77th Portland convention. He had served as vice president after appointment by former president James M. McCormick. Dineen, a former Bond Schoeneck & King member, is state superintendent of Insurance since 1943. The group approved model bills on rates for casualty and surety, fire and marine insurance, urging states to align with Sherman Act rulings. The final session urged tougher traffic law enforcement and cut group life insurances insurable employees from 50 to 25 per firm.
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Association
Portland
Ore
Associated Press
Dineen
James M. McCormick
Nashville
Tenn
Bond, Schoeneck & King
Gov
Dewey
Tie
Christian Brothers Academy
College of
Syracuse University
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
U. S. Supreme Court
Auto Injury Suits Settle In Final Court Morning
Two last minute settlements occurred in Supreme Court as jurors were set to be drawn. Mary Deer of Nedrow received 2400 dollars for injuries from a Oct 6 1945 crash on N Salina between Butternut and N Statests against John Calallaro of East Syracuse. Viola Chrisjohn of Nedrow settled for 3700 dollars against Charles P Gade and his son Charles J Gade for injuries Dec 30 1945 on S Salina St at W Onondaga St. Wilfred E Hoffmann represented plaintiffs.
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Supreme Court
Mary Deer
Nedrow
R. D
John Calallaro
Syracuse
N. Salinail
Butternut
N. Statests
Viola Chrisjohr
R. Pp
Charles P. Gade
Westcott St
Charles J. Gade
Chrisjohn
S. Salina St
W. Onondaga St
Wilfred E. Hoffmann
Hostel Group Funds Europe Trips via Charity Show
Members of the American Youth Hostels in Syracuse plan a Friday evening variety show at 7 50 P M in the Y W C A auditorium to raise funds for two members to travel to Europe this summer Irving Thin the son of Mrs Em maze W J of 228 Whittier Ave will leave Saturday for France Luxembourg and Holland after graduating Central High next January Miss Marie Reese Walton food director and building manager at the Y W C A is the other hosteler Tickets are sold at the Y W C A desk with Barbara Hinsdale in charge of rehearsals and Paul Reed as ticket manager
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American Youth Hostels, Inc
Syracuse
Y.W.C.A
Europe
Irving Thin
Emma W. JL
Whittier Av
S Bill
Central High School
France
Luxembourg
Holland
Marie Reese
Walton
Y.w.ca
Alice Reed
Barbara Hinsdale
Duck hunting land value debated by federal commissioners
Federal land value hearings focus on 31 acre Seneca Lake parcels taken during wartime. Landowners claim top value near $30,000 due to prime duck hunting, while officials cite downturn in ducks amid rising hunter numbers and a $15 million nearby plant. Brokers quoted values between $4,300 and $5,100 for the three parcels.
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Herald-Journal
Rochester
Federal Fond
Seneca Lake
George T. Franklin
Ovid
James Boyle
Seneca Fally
Myron Culver
Himrod
Rolland B. Marvin
Syracuse
Marvin
John J. Mahoney
Mahoney
Albert M. Day
U. S. Fish and Wild Life Service
House Conservation Committee
Day
Geneva
Mary Sweeney
Charles Rickey
Sampson Naval Training Center
Japan faces food crisis as Yoshida cabinet acts
Premier Shigeru Yoshida’s new cabinet announced measures to ease a looming shortage. Local committees will coordinate farm deliveries to consumers and all first class bars and restaurants are closed to conserve scarce food stocks for three months.
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Tokyo
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
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Robert E. Dineen
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Robert KF. Dineen
U.S
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Carle Gunnar
Raye Eershell
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