Learn to Swim Free Red Cross Campaign Begins June 23
The Syracuse area launches a Learn-to-Swim campaign offering eight weeks of free instruction by Red Cross water safety instructors. Beginnings on city pools June 28 with enrollment at pools and via sponsors the Syracuse Herald Journal and Herald American.
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Meliiley Pools
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Gymnasium at Most Holy Rosary Burns. to Be Torn Down
A 34 year old gymnasium at Most Holy Rosary School in Bellevue and Roberts area was destroyed by a fire discovered at 3:15 AM Saturday. The blaze gutted the basement and spread to the main gym and attic, leaving only a wall section and small roof remnants. Officials plan tearing the structure down. a new gym may be pursued later, with fall basketball needs to be met by temporary arrangements. The Rev. William Lynch and Rev. Howard McDowell said no summer athletic use is planned and a new facility will be sought for the basketball season.
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Howard C. McDowell
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Herald‘American
Rosary
Lynch
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Robert Kramer
Released He Faces Another Charge in County Court
Charles E. Miner, 22, of 4212 E Genesee St Dewitt, is to be arraigned Monday in County Court on grand larceny involving a car believed stolen from Thomas Wallbridge of 204 Dewitt. Miner had previously pleaded guilty in Traffic Court to operating unlicensed and received a 30 day sentence.
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Riehlman seeks housing cut review in $7 million plan
Rep Riehlman of Olundaga County meets with Rep Taber to press reducing local housing aid from seven million to one hundred thousand dollars. Mayor Costello warns the committee report could become law, urging rejection to protect city housing projects.
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Kueniman
Riehlman
Olundaga County
John Taber
Auburn
Appropriations Committee
House of
Fair Harvest Seen Despite Rain
Syracuse business activity remains brisk in June per the Chamber of Commerce Business Conditions Bulletin. Factory payrolls totaled 1,072,521 for the week ending June 7, up from the prior month, while dollar sales at repairment stores rose about 20 percent year over year despite May rain. Freight car loadings climbed 8.8 percent versus last year, loans and discounts at commercial banks rose above 51 million, and savings deposits reached 144,049,000. The New York State Employment Service reported 3,000 job orders in early June, and building permits for one family dwellings remained underwhelming with only 18 issued in May.
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Chamber of Commerce
New York
Employment’ Service
Bureau of Building
Bulletin
Outlook Break to Save Crops in Onondaga County
Onondaga farmers face one of the wettest springs but can still yield fair crops if frost stays away. Heavy rains disrupted planting and fertilizer leached from soil, but a fall harvest remains possible. Farmers plan to grow corn, dried beans, buckwheat, and peas, with early lime for beans to dodge maggots and some fields likely to rot unless well drained.
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James Q.poster
County Agricultural
Arm Neaivinies
Ondndaga County
Foster
Twin Graduation Vocational Twins in 1947 Public High School
Ada and Anne Ledger and Nicholas and Eve Micho are identical twin pairs among 1947 graduates. Ledger sisters, daughters of Francis and 641 Gifford, study together, worked bakery jobs, and will both start stenographer positions at Carrier Corporation on June 26. Micho brothers, sons of Anthony and 131 Whittier, share school life and future plans.
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Anne Ledger
Jooks
Nicholas
Eve Micho' As
Francis Ledger
Gifford
Anthony Micho
Whittfer
Gether
Carrier Corporation
Anna Ledger
Eve Miehn
Vocational High School
Morpheus Invocation at Summer Solstice Dawn
Fragmentary prose muses on Morpheus during the week and the coming summer. It hints at a waking or sleep event tied to a 2:19 AM milestone around the solstice and equatorial reference, with oblique phrases about welcome and embrace.
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Abe
Theft Reported at Goldie's Grill on Harrison Street
Morris Gold operator of Goldie's Grill reported a burglary at 423 Harrison Street. The owner found $150 missing when opening the shop Saturday morning, police said Patrolman Harold Oott investigated the case.
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Dad Not Daddy Today Our Treat
A lighthearted essay celebrates Father’s Day with playful promises from children to treat Dad. The narrator mockingly suggests cash, fishing plans, car washing help, and attending a Toronto ball game, all framed as a day of special, goofy spoiling without fuss.
Model home sold at Syracuse Better Homes Exposition
Arthur Bromberg of New York, a liquor inspector, becomes owner of the model home at 102.5 Genesee privy after the Syracuse Better Homes Exposition at Jefferson Street Armory ends. The home, built by the Better Builders Association of Onondaga County, drew over 40 000 visitors. Bromberg, about 35 and single, hoped to relocate his parents from NYC. landlady Mrs Nora B McKinley said he had rented with her for two years. A fire discovered Friday morning at 11 45 am by neighbors is noted in the report. The home will be taxed as income, with investigation by officials including Flaherty and Trooper Spellie.
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New York
Genesee Privy
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Syracuse
Jefferson St. Armory
James Shaddi
Nora. B. McKinley
New York City
Better Builders’ Association
Onondaga County
George E. Callahan
Fridey
Flaherty
Howard Spellie
Internal Revenue Bureau
Theodore Sehremp
Nane
Lional Board of Fire Underwriters
Kir
Hinsdale man held on arson charge after fire
A 28-year-old Hinsdale man was being held on arson in the second degree charges after State Police alleged he sold fire to a 17 year old. Trooper Robert Flaherty identified the suspect as Berleigg McGlothlin. The blaze damaged a Cedar Street residence and a bedroom. he was arrested and is awaiting grand jury review after questioning by Justice Donald Whitney in Liverpool.
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Hinsdale Rd
B.C
Robert Flaherty
Berleigg
Ram McGlothlin
McGlothlin
Cedar St
Jurgenetion
Justice of the Peace
Donald Whitney
Liverpool
Clouds Won't Bring Rain Forecast Despite Prompt
Trooper Th ierry reports stuttering panes under a stair amid boards as a weather forecast notes no rain today. The Weather Man predicts partly cloudy skies with a high near 72 degrees, lower than Saturdays 76, and the month’s rainfall remains near normal at about 3.87 inches.
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Thierry
McClonhith
Fenale
Will McGloinlin
Erty
Hinsdale
Martyrdale Air Base
Flaherty
Costello Parley Seeks Solution to Rand Strike
A strike at Remington Rand Inc in Syracuse affects about 1400 employees. Mayor Costello, labor leaders, and U S Labor official Carroll met at City Hall in a friendly conference. Union rep Ford says the walkout is 100 percent effective for hourly workers, with office staff exempt. A picket line remains, and real estate agent Lea Eagan says the plant could be bought and moved by a local or out of town buyer.
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Remington Rand, Inc
Frank J. CosaMo
James 4. Carroll
U. S. Department of Labor
Céstello
Robert A. Freeman
Walter W. Ford
Plectrical
CIO
Lea T. Eagan
Elgan Real Estate, Inc
Hkithead
Great Men Visit Police Blotter Reveals Names of Notables
The police blotter Saturday afternoon listed several prominent names in a growing tally that included Napoleon, Rouseyett, and Alexander alongside other notable figures. Within hours, police began bringing defendants in as more names appeared on the blotter, signaling a surge of cases and attention.
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Rouseyett
Alexander
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Fox
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