Syracuse Delegates Ready Mind Open For Willkie Nomination
Mayor Rolland B. Marvin and William L. Hinds announce they will attend the Philadelphia Republican National Convention with open minds. They carry petitions from about 3,570 Syracuse voters backing Wendell L. Willkie and plan to add signatures before the convention opening.
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Rolland B. Marvin
Wiliam L. Hinds
Onondaga-Cortland
Syracuse
Wendell L. Willkie
Marvin
Hinds
Willkie
Philadelphia
Marvin and Hinds
Samuel B. Sisson
Comten
Huntington B. Crouse
Jjr
Theodore E. Hancock
William L. Broad
Clellan S. Forsythe
O. My. Ragsdale
Grover C. Morehart
J. Avery Bayer
Richard E. Aaronson
Sisson
Philadelmnia
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Forsythe
Hancock
Crouse
Playor Marvin
Republican State Executive Committee
United States of America
America
New York State
William L. Hinds
Theodore Hancock
Huntington B. Crouse, Jr
Merchants Warned of Counterfeit Check Scheme
Detective Capt. William Metzger warned merchants about a counterfeit check passer who defrauded a tobacco shop and attempted to pass checks at a gas line and East Fayette Street grocery. Detective Lots McMahon learned the suspect used a forged check for about 1520 words of value on a street.
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William Metzger
East Fayette Street
Lots McMahon
Tax Map Adopted in Syracuse to Streamline Real Estate
Syracuse adopts a new tax map approved by the New York State Tax Commission under Commissioner William F. Canough and Mayor Belland Marvin. The 31 books and 17 plates designate all 55 000 parcels by number with plate and book references, simplifying research for officials attorneys owners and others.
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Syracuse
New York State Tax Commission
Wiliam F. Canough
Belland
Marvin
Canough
Department of Assessment
Uncle Nephew and Pal Enlist With Army at Federal Building
Three Cortland County men enlist in the 16th Infantry at Fort Jay. Clinton Tefft 19 of R. D. J. Locke, Cortland County. Donald Tefft 18 of North Pitcher. James Bowers 18 of Triangle all sign up as longtime pals. Clinton and Bowers worked as skinners, Donald as a farmer.
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Army
Federal Building
16Th Infantry
Fort Jay
Clinton Tefft
R. D. J. Locke
Cortland County
Donald Tefft
North Pitcher
James Bowers
Triangle
Bowers
Cortland
Highway Shop Fire Threat Near Boiler Room in Jamesville
Fire broke out in a rubbish heap beside the boiler room at the Onondaga County Highway Department shop in Jamesville last night. The blaze, of undetermined origin, threatened several shop units before Jamesville firefighters extinguished it with no serious damage reported.
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Jamesville
Onondaga County Highway Department
Rubbish Fire Sparks Alarm in South Town Area
A rubbish fire at South Town send and Madison Streets set off an alarm for firemen at 12 30 this afternoon.
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South Townsend
Madison Streets
Extra Blankets Feel Good As Mercury Dives to 46
Syracuse residents woke to a 46 degree morning as a sudden cold snap struck, bringing sunshine, clouds, rain and a brief hail shower. The day marked the year's longest daylight period with summer starting at 8:37 tomorrow, while forecasters warned of continued cool, fair conditions and more chilly nights.
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Mercury
Weather Bureau
Gloves Trap Two Suspects In Pett y Larceny Case
Two suspects charged with petty larceny for stealing a pair of gloves pleaded not guilty in Police Court. A 38 caliber revolver and 25 pairs of gloves were found in a trailer tied to the defendants in Dewitt. The man faced an additional charge for possessing a firearm without a permit.
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Awoman
Jane M. Mevlers
Genevieve E. Schneider
John S. Schneider
Jones' Boro, Ark
Homer V. Walsh
Schneider
Chicago
Jane Meyers
New York City
Dewitt
Justice of the Peace
Paul Witte
Melvina Wilson
Frank Leahy
A F L Group Chosen Bargaining Agency By Hotel Waiters
In collective bargaining elections yesterday afternoon cooks waiters and waitresses at Hotel Syracuse and the Onondaga Hotel chose the Cooks Waiters and Waitress Union 150 an A F L affiliate as their bargaining agency. Balloting was secret with Hotel Syracuse voting 78 to 37 and Onondaga Hotel staff 69 to 17 in favor.
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Hotel Syracuse
Onondaga Hotel
Late Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Marvin Endorses Two Day Air Festival at Municipal Airport
Officials approve a two day air festival at the municipal airport with events, demonstrations and aerial displays. Mayor Ratland announced the plan in the morning briefing as part of a broader aviation celebration featuring pilots, exhibits, and awards.
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Joie
Court Hears More Evidence in $5,000 Insurance Action
Mrs. Sybella Shaver sues Metropolitan Life Insurance in a $5,000 case alleging overpaid premiums kept a policy active after her husband Roger B. Shaver died. The trial before Justice D. Page Morehouse continued in equity term as attorneys Milazzo Sposato and Searl represent the plaintiff and Walter C. Martineau and H. Ray Shinaman defend the company.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Sybella Shaver
South Salina Street
Supreme Court
D. Page Morehouse
Mr. Shaver
Milazzo and
Sposato
Clifford H. Searl
Walter C. Martineau
H. Ray Shinaman
Crash Driver Fined in Police Court Assault Case
Thomas Cooper, 25, of 611 North McBride Street, paid a 5 dollar fine for failure to see his way clear after an accident at West Fayette and South Franklin Street on June 12. Michael Maluszczak, 29, of 109 Oswego Street, alleged Cooper struck him, but Maluszczak refused to press the assault charge. The third degree assault case against Cooper was dismissed.
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Thomas Cooper
North McBride Street
Cooper
West Fayette
South Franklin Street
Michael Maluszczak
Oswego Street
Maluszczak
Fire in Wastelands Threatens County Buildings
Waste oil and refuse burning in nearby dump lands threatened highway buildings near Jamesville reservoir last night. Jamesville volunteers, led by night watchman Martin Ochsner, battled flames as they neared a boiler room. Firemen used two hose lines to quell the blaze.
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Jamesville
Martin Ochsner
Canal Inspection Tour By State Deputy Commissioner
State deputy canal and waterways commissioner R C Hurlburd arrived in Syreenes for a two day routine inspection of the canal system. He is accompanied by Andrew London and will tour the district to review maintenance and operations. June 20 and related notes mention local political contests and a north men seat in the House.
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Qind
Wanaken
Weenepury
Mancs
R. C.hurlburd
Wa Ways
Syreenes
Andrew
London
Covernient Candiane
Willink
Defea' A. Loans
Tedapendert
Red Cross Fund Reaches 28 665 Total in Syracuse Area
The Syracuse and Onondaga County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports a total fund of 28 665.52 with a new 100 contribution from the Syracuse Brewers Exchange. Pupils from Pompey Grade School add to the National Children's Fund aiding refugee children. Washington reports warn of severe shortages in southern France and urges rapid local support.
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Syracuse Brewers’ Exchange
War Relief Fund
Syracuse and Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Pompey Grade School
National Children’s Fund
Yvonne Merie Radway
Eugene
Bernard Strasburg
Erwin Lang
Anna Menninger
Washington
Ellsworth C. Beamon
France
Bordeaux
New York
Beamon
Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
Eastwood W.C.T.U
E. G. Dietrich
James Street
Margaret L. Crouse
Daughters of Columbus, Inc
North Syracuse
Pleads Guilty in Theft Of $10 From Friend
Ralph Carlo, 38, of Fennelton Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to petty larceny in Police Court for stealing $10 from Russell Shoup of the same town. Shoup wired friends for cash while both sought work in Syracuse. Carlo, posing as Shoup, obtained the money from the telegraph office and spent it. He was ordered held until June 24 for sentencing.
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Ralph Carlo
Fennelton
Russell Shoup
Syracuse
Shoup
Carlo
Telegraph Company
Upstate Liquor Ring Members Sentenced in Conspiracy Case
Fourteen defendants in a large upstate alcohol ring were sentenced in Federal Court in Binghamton. Paul J. Fierro of Utica received 10 months in Broome County Jail and a $100 fine suspended. Alfred J. Fiore and Derwood Fleming drew six months each. John Maciel got 18 months plus $200. Several others received probation or suspended sentences. the operation spanned Forestport Utica Syracuse and Ogdensburg with raids following illicit stills found in 1939.
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Binghamton
New York
John Knight
Buffalo
Paul J. Fierro
Utica
Broome County
August Waldau
Syracuse
Mariano Longo
Alfred J. Fiore
Derwood Fleming
Ogdensburg
John Maciel
Fiore
Fleming
Maciell
Longo
Costonde
Aintshayty
U. S
Robert J. Leamy
Oneonta
Frank Barbara l
Alder Creek
Federal
L. G. Denslow
Forestport
Cecil Densiow
William Golden
Og‘censburg
Frank Absence 3d
Inserra
Alcohol Tax Unit
Ironing Board Blaze Quelled by Syracuse Firemen
Firefighters were called to three incidents in Syracuse this morning. They doused a rubbish fire on Westcott Street and Harvard Place, then tackled flames in an ironing board at 208 Genesee Park Drive. A basement smoke at 1127 Woodbine Avenue followed a furnace fire caused by disconnected pipes.
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Syracuse
Westcott Street
Harvard Place
Genesee Park Drive
Woodbine Avenue
Children Lost in Woods Found as Search Begins
Two young siblings wandered into a patch of woods while picking flowers and were found by deputy sheriffs shortly after the search started. The Pratt and Pfohl families of North Syracuse and nearby residents assisted in the effort as authorities continued to sweep the area.
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