Mayor Costello faces push to leave office and tax rise debate
Laurence J. O'Toole outlines Republican strife as Mayor Costello weighs retirement after a demanding term. The piece details campaign finances, party tensions, and potential tax plans to cover rising city costs. It notes opponents’ criticism, Democratic reactions, and the broader city political maneuvering shaping the 1948 budget outlook.
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Ames
O.K
Costello
Harry H. Skerrit
Municipal Court
Krug forecasts U.S. economic hurdles and reforms
The article outlines a prewar era plan by Knug to meet looming shortages as the U.S. population grows by 20 million in 120 years. It discusses expanding ranch land, reforestation, synthetic oil research, and energy shifts to hydroelectric power. It warns that independence of colonies and rising raw material costs could raise prices and threaten living standards.
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Department of Interior
Jess
Interior Department
FIERE
United States
Adviser Burt Wien Managed Lawson Barnes Campaign
One adviser, Burt Wien, ran the on club strong campaign year for Lawson Barnes for Congress, guiding party efforts and strategy in the contest. He coordinated volunteer work and supported Barnes through critical stages of the race.
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Burt
Wien
Lawson Barnes
Congress
Man of the Week William D. Johnson Named Leader
William D. Johnson of Bond Schoeneck and Xing is named Man of the Week and chairman of the Council of Social Agencies planning arm of the Syracuse Community Chest. Johnson, a real estate, banking and corporate-law specialist, has led social work roles including former vice chairman of the Council, former Neighborhood House president, and a Syracuse General Hospital board member. He lives at 324 Chatham Rd with wife and four children and holds affiliations with University and Skaneateles Country Clubs.
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Wiliam D. Johnson
Bond, Schoeneck & Xing
Council of Social Agencies
Syracuse Community + Chest
Countcil
William D. Johnson
Johnson
Neighborhood House
Syracuse General Hospital
Saclely
Johneson
Industrial Bank of Central New York
Engelberg Mallee Co., Inc
MR. Jonson
St. Lucy's Academy
Christian Brothers Academy
College of Applied Science
Syracuse University
Harvard Law School
Bond, Schoeneck & Ixing
Chatham Rd
William Cregg
Edward Stega
Joanna Cregg
Stephens Lyons Johnson
University Club
Skaneateles Country Club
Don’t Fawn Over Fawn State Warns
California fish and game division cautions that a lone fawn is not abandoned and its mother is nearby. It is illegal to possess a fawn, with penalties up to 30-dollar fines and 25 days in jail, or both.
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EHR
Democrats
Welch
Hogannstead
Hey
Marvin
Aid
City County Committee On Taxation
Stewart Hancock
California State Fish and Game Division
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de Nisely
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Hogan
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Rolland B. Marvin
Walter Welch
Tudge Ryan
Hancock Committee
Board of Supervisors
Orondaga County
William H. Bamerick
Court of Special Sessions
Edmund J. W. Nowinski
Best Bamerick
Bull
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Salntag
Boy Scouts
Charles T. Ames
Traffic
Truman H. Preston
Moliter
American Labor Party
G. Richard
Gottschalk
G.O.P
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Thomas W. Higgins
Nro & Post
U. S
Commerce
Gottschaik
Wiggins
Clell Jan S. Forsythe
Syracuse
Legislative Temporary Commission
Isaac B. Mitchell
Lmargeville
Chester A. Dumond
Mitchell
Forsythe
Mitchel
Jefferson
Oswego
Oswego C.O.P
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Wilton
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U.S
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Zurich
National Criminal Police
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