Colton Man In Critical Condition After Harrowing Ambulance Run
Hayes Asties, 53, of Maple Street Colton, survived a 170 mile trip from Potsdam to Memorial Hospital in Syracuse after a severe asthma attack. He arrived with his wife, brother, and nephew, was treated by two specialists, bronchoscopy performed, and placed in an oxygen tent. The ambulance, driven at high speed, was escorted by state police and motorcycle patrols to the city line.
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Hayes Asties
Maple St
Colton
Potsdam
Memorial Hospital
Asties
Syracuse
Hawley, Inc
Clara Asties
Magnus
Joseph McCarthy, Jr
James Baker
Astles
Canton
Sally Salvato
North Country
Harry Rubenstein
Joseph R. Wiseman
The Banjo Patterned After A Crude African Instrument
The banjo is believed to have been patterned after a crude African musical instrument. The remark suggests a link between the instrument’s design and its African origins.
G O P Chairs Indorse State for Fall Primary
Ward and town Republican chairmen and vice chairmen of Onondaga County endorsed regular party candidates for the fall primary at a meeting in the Denison Building. County chairman Charles A. McNett presided. Donald H. Mead endorsed for the second county district assembly seat, the only non incumbent named. Renomination backed for Leo d Yehle Children's Court Judge, R Walter Richlmen, John H Hughes, Oliver S Cane, Lawrence M Rulison, Searles G Schultz, and John H Terry Supervisor of the 12th Ward.
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Onondaga County
Charles A. McNett
Gertrude S. Brooks
Donald H. Mead
Children’s Court
Kee He Yehle
Oliver S. Cane
Searles G. Shultz
John H.hughes
Lawrence M. Rulison
Jeft
Ward
Denison
Leo d. Yehle
Walter Richlmen
John H Hughes
Oliver 5S. Cane
Searles G
Shultz
John H. Terry
Maximum corn yields from three stalks per hilt
A brief note states that maximum corn yields are achieved when harvesting from three stalks per hilt. The source emphasizes this technique as optimal for production efficiency.
Truman to Visit Syracuse During Preconvention Swing
National Democratic chairman J Howard McGrath told Onondaga County Democratic head Charles J Hogan that Brogan invited President Truman to Syracuse. Hogan wired Truman urging a stop in Syracuse as part of a New York State preconvention campaign while Truman travels from the west coast to Washington.
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J. Howard McGrath
National Democratic
Jorday
Charles J. Hogan
Onondaga County
Brogan
Truman
Syracuse
Hogan
New York State
Washington
McGrath Seeks White House Talk on Harrisburg Visit Plan
In a letter to Hogan McGrath says he will discuss Harrisburg invitation with the President at the White House early next week. Hogan says Truman may plan an eastern trip that could bring him into New York State.
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Harrisburg
York
McGrath
Hogan
White House
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