Kramer cruises to Wimbledon third round in easy win
Top seed Jack Kramer of Los Angeles defeated Czeslaw Spycha Ja of Poland 6-2 6-2 6-2 to reach the third round in the Wimbledon men’s singles. Dinny Pails, Torsten Johansson, Jaroslav Drobný, Town Brown, Mrs. Bostock, Mrs. Menzies, and others advanced in the day’s action as Britain’s seedings faced mixed results.
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Wimbledon CP
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Czeslaw
Spycha Ja
Poland
Jean Bostock
Kay Stammers Menzies
Britain
Hungary
Menzies
M. V. Neilson
Denmark
Dinny Pails
Jan Staubo
Norway
Torsten Johansson
Pierre Geelhand
Belgium
Royds
Czechoslovakia
Jaroslav Drobny
India
J. Mehta
Town Brown
San Francisco
C. H. Grandet
Patricia Canning. Todd
la Jolla
Calif
H. Stoodley Morgan
Corn Reaches Record High on Board of Trade
Corn climbed to a record on the Chicago Board of Trade with the July contract at 2.01 a bushel, rising 3.25 cents amid strong commercial buying. Wheat also firmed as corn led gains, with July wheat at 2.18 quarter a bushel. The rise was credited to tight supplies, export demand, and unfavorable crop conditions.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Larry Sovik Bowl In Lawyers' Golf
Maurice Quinn of Buffalo defeated Larry Sovik in a playoff to win the New York State Bar Association golf championship in Saranac Lake after both posted 79. State Senator John H. Hughes of Syracuse captured the low gross in the insurance law section tourney. Mrs. Lewis C. Ryan of Syracuse took second in the women’s putting contest behind Mrs. W. B. La Varnway of Glens Falls, with Mrs. Donald Gorman of Syracuse tying for fourth.
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Saranac Lake
Maurice Quinn
Buffalo
Larry Sovik
New York State Bar Association
Quinn
Sovik
John H. Hughes
Syracuse
Insurance Law
Lewis C. Ryan
W. B. LaVarnway
Glens Falls
Donald Gorman
Central and Valley switch to new football styles this fall
Central will be led by Fran cis Raye a former baseball coach at Vocational and Valley by Edward Broscoe ex basketball coach at Central. Both schools adopt the double wing then Broscoe plans a single wing with Notre Dame box ideas while Raye uses a flying T formation.
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Central
Onondaga Valley
Francis Raye
Vocational
Valley
Edward Broscoe
Broscoe
Raye
Charles Stover
Markowski
Elmira
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Ohio
North High School
Columbia University
Sampson Navy
Navy
Ed Friedlander
Ken Beagle
Broscoe-Raye
Stover
Billings Parkers
Brosgoe
North
Louis
Ginter
Bob Lewis
Merton
Mid
City League May Expand to Eight Members
A prospect of expanding the City League to eight member schools emerged as H W Smith Technical and Industrial School students expressed eagerness to compete in basketball and baseball Harold Bear the former Vocational basketball and baseball coach who left Blodgetts may be hired to coach the Smith teams and lead the courtmen and baseballers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Smith Technical and Industrial School
Harold Bear
Women Golfers Play at Rome for Final Bi Monthly Meet
The Syracuse Women's District Golf Association holds its final bi monthly meet before district championship qualifying at the Tengega course in Rome. Former Yahnundasis Club members from Utica are invited to play with the group tomorrow with tee times starting at 9:00 AM and continuing in 5 minute increments through 10:00 AM and beyond.
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Syracuse
Boxing results from cities show varied outpoints and knockouts
In Omana Nebraska Jackie Darlhardi outpointed Don Lee while Cecil Hudson out pointed Ossie Harris in Fattsburgh. Philadelphia sees Jimmy Collins defeat Johnny Forte on points. New York's Maxie Shapiro won over Aldo Minelli by points, Arthur Kind beat Jackie Armstrong in Toronto, and Willie Qdom drew with Carmine Cane in Troy. Georgie Martin out pointed Joey Angelo in Newark, Nutone Roundtree stopped Henry Polowiteer, and Bobby Lee edged Charles McMillan in Baltimore. Larry Fontana out pointed Norman Rubio in Brooklyn.
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Omana
Neb
Jackie Darlhardi
Don Lee
Fattsburgh
Cecil
Hudson
Ossie Harris
Philadelphia
Jimmy Collins
Johnny Forte
New York
Maxie Shapiro
Aldo Minelli
Toronto
Arthur Kind
Jackie Armstrong
Troy
Willie Qdom
Carmine Cane
Drew
Newark
Georgie Martin
Joey Angelo
Asbury Wark
Nut—Yotne Roundtree
Henry Polowiteer
Pie Balcimore
Bobby Lee
Charles MiMillan
Richard Hammond
Manned Gain Burke
Brooklyn
Larry Fontana
Norman Rubio
Troy Ring Foes Forced to Quit In 2nd Round
In Troy Arena, Carmine Casale of Troy and Bill Odom of Chicago quit in the second round of a 10 round bout due to eye injuries. Odom suffered a severe cut and battered nose, Casale a deep gash and facial lacerations. Other results included Litz over Williams, McDonald over Crain, Green over Roosevelt Flag, and Rollins over Franklyn.
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Troy
Troy Arena
Carmine Casale
Bill Odom
Chicago
Ring
Odom
Charles Schott
Casale
Carlo Litz
Albany
Nate Williams
Pittsburgh
Doug McDonald
Jimmy Crain
Cleveland
Jay Green
Greenwich
Roosevelt
John Rollins
Bob Franklyn
Notting ham High School Holds First Graduation Night
Emmett P. Kane principal of Nottingham High presided at his first commencement. His son Richard Kane graduated at Central High School the same evening. Former Nottingham principal Harold J. Coon was the guest speaker.
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Emmett PF. Kane
Nottingham High School
Richard Kane
Central High School
Kane
Nottingham
Harold J. Coon
Public Hearing Set on Wages in Upstate hotel and restaurant sectors
A public hearing on proposals to revise minimum wage standards in the hotel and restaurant industries will be held in Room 407 at the Onondaga County Courthouse Wednesday morning. Industrial Commissioner Edward Corsi will preside, with representatives of management, labor, and civic groups in attendance. The proposals, recommended by wage boards after months of study, would raise minimum wage rates for about 158,000 restaurant workers and 91,000 hotel workers statewide.
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Onondaga County Court House
Edward Corsi
State Department of Labor
Weather forecast for Syracuse area and regional highs
U S Weather Bureau predicts light scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon and Wednesday. Partly cloudy and warm tonight with Monday high near 86 and low around 53. Sunset 8 48 P M, sunrise 5 27 A M Wednesday. Record high 91 in 1938, record low 47 in 1932. Relative humidity around 60 percent this evening and morning. Forecast extends to lower lakes region with normal to slightly above temperatures and precipitation 1/10 to 1/2 inch, showers Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Albany
Miami
Bingham
Minneapol
Boston
Montreal
Buffalo
New Orlea
Chicar
New York City
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Rochester
Galveston
Boise. Louis
Kansas City
Washington2 &O
Lower Lakes
Tommorow
Weather by Wirephoto Forecast for Eastern States
Generally fair with below normal temperatures across the eastern states. Occasional showers and thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast and some rain in the Middle Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley. Warm temperatures persist in the southwest desert. Article includes weather map terms and notes from Syracuse 1947 forecast practices.
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Gulf Coast
Middle Lakes Area
Mississippi Valley
United States
Southwest Desert
A.P
Stocks Turn Downward In Mixed Market Session
New York reports a downward drift in the stock market despite selective buying of rails and industrials. Traders note that Senate labor bill veto expectations largely priced in while Leaders like Pennsylvania Railroad and American Telephone held resistance. laggards included U S Steel and General Motors as bonds stayed steady and corn futures hit a record high.
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New York
Senate
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
American Telephone
Caterpillar Tractor
Johns Manville
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Catholics Gather Mission Supplies In Syracuse Drive
Medical mission committee of the Syracuse Circle of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae ships cartons of supplies to New York City for Catholic missions. Mrs Terrence G Connor chairs the drive with Syracuse physicians dentists and druggists contributing. Officers include Mrs Joseph Thornton co chairwoman Mrs Paul Curtin secretary and Mrs A L Kohring treasurer. Next meeting Sept 10 at Mrs Connor's home 106 Wellasley vd.
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New York City
Medical Mission Committee
Syracuse
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Terrence G. Connor
Syracuse Area
Joseph Thornton
Paul Curtin
A. L. Kohring
G O P Candidates To Pose for Movies at Weiner Roast
Republican candidates at the fall election will pose for movie cameras at the Lincoln Republican Auxiliary’s third annual weiner roast tonight at 6. The Van Johnsons will include Nicholas Pirre Leon Abbott Dr Harry Gilmour Chester King Judge Harry Skerritt Merrill Brewster Stanley Evans Percy M Hughes Jr Judge William H Bamerick B Abbott Meech and G Richard Gottschalk. Mrs Dora Mason will take the female lead. Miss Marie L Pirozzi is chairman with Miss Anne Guerra and Mrs Dominic Rizzo co chairmen.
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Weiner
Lincoln Republican ‘Club
Jerry M. Barnell
Milton Av
G. Richard Gottschalk
Dora Mason
Marie L. Pirozzi
E. Division
Anne Guerra
Dominic Rizzo
Dated Birth Declarations List of June Weddings
A long clipping lists numerous birth and wedding notices dated June from families in Manlius Camillus Solvay Fayetteville and nearby areas. Entries name parents and spouses with addresses and June dates, including Glenn F Trinder Elizabeth Rathburn Peck and many others.
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Glenn F. Trinder
Elizabeth Z. Rathburn
Manlius
Edward J. Uh
Calista R. Peck
Hier Ay
Harold E. Kennedy
Anna M. Killian
W. Brighton Av
Harold O. Ramsing
Mary
Phillips
Solvay
Norman Livshin
Marguerite J . Hitchcock
Uarrington Rd
Joseph L. Fraio
Eleanor M. Owens
Frederick
Kellar
Irma J. Peterson
Camillus
Philip O. Howe
Helen R. Sprhalski
Emerson Av
Nichols ‘Av
Stephen T. Remis
Elianabeth M. Dolan
Midland
John J. Capone
Margaret, E. Brown
BE. Laurel St
Buffalo Livestock Market Report with Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Receipts: cattle 600 head, calves 450, hogs 550, lambs none tested. Prices ranged with fat cows and dairy cows steady to lower on fat cows, beef cows up to 16.75, calves 26 to 27, mixed steers and heifers 21 to 23.50, hogs steady with rail and local tops about 25.50 and 25.00, sows 15 to 17, lambs scarce but steady around 22.00 to 23.00 for clipped and spring lambs.
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Buffalo
Producers Livestock )Commission Associationis
Treasury report shows June balances and expenditures
United States Treasury report from Washington lists June figures including total assets and expenditures. The document cites net balances at multiple dates and highlights a large outlay, with figures indicating revenue and spending levels.
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United States Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Reprinis
Market Prices Briefly List Farm Produce and Poultry
Readable market summary notes long list of vegetables fruits and poultry with prices by region and weight. Includes Long Island items such as collards dandelion kale and lettuce, plus onions potatoes rhubarb and greens. also notes live poultry prices by weight and origin including Maine New York Indiana and Kentucky.
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Long Island
Escarole
Orange County
Boston
Ieee
Romaine Ie
Ramnaine Sde
Engense
New York
Barket
Pena
Maine
U. S
Alge A
Lone Island
Southern
Indiana
Kentucky
Northwestern
Virginia
Maryland
New York Cheese and Produce Markets Report
Wholesale receipts and prices for creamery cheese and fresh American cheese. bundled six to nine price tiers with scores, plus wholesale cheese market activity and New York area fruit and vegetable quotations. Reports cover Cheddars Swiss and other varieties, color grades, and regional produce like Hudson Valley berries and Long Island vegetables with unit prices and size formats.
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New York
Butler
Faree
Hudson Valley
Long Island
Bells complete historic set at Old Christ Church
In Philadelphia the bell set that rang for Independence Day 1776 is now complete with two new bells added to the belfry at Old Christ Church. The two bells, partly from enemy material captured in World War II, were provided by the U.S. Army Ordnance at Edgewood Arsenal under orders from President Truman, joining eight earlier bells from England.
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Philadelphia
Famous Old Christ Church
England
U.S. Army Ordnance
Edgewood Arsenal
Truman
Patterson Receives Bishop McEntegart
A party of clergymen was received by Secretary of War Patterson before a European observation tour of 35 days. The group includes Dr George Pitts Beers Monsignor James H Griffiths and Bishop Bryan J McEntegart to report on American Army issues in occupied Germany and Austria. They expect to return to Washington by July 28.
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Washington (P
Patterson
War Department
Germany
Austria
George Pitts, Beers
New York
Council On World Evangelization
Northern Baptist Convention
James H. Griffiths
New York City
Bryan J McEntegart
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Washington
Fresh AI Chairman Ogdensburg Fresh Air Drive
George F. E. Bergerson of Ogdensburg announced today that he accepted the chairmanship of this district for the forthcoming New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air drive.
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Ogdensburg
George FE. Bergerson
New York Herald-Tribune
Texas City Receives Apology Over In Transit Fee
Texas City, Texas, obtained a formal apology from Arkansas for a $3 in transit fee charged to their $7,000 shift fire engine traveling from Lansing, Michigan. Frank D. Clancy of the Arkansas Revenue Department promised a refund upon presentation of the receipt and plaque, in a note acknowledging the error and the department’s corrective action.
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Tenas City
Vex
Texas City
Arkansas
Revenue Department
Lansing
Mich
Frank D. Clancy
Arkansas Revenue Department
Pene
DAR Entertains State Officers at Luncheon
Daughters of the American Revolution will host state officers and regents from nearby chapters at a luncheon on Wednesday in the Presbyterian Church.
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Presbyterian Church
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Edward Hixson
Raymond Stowell
MES
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Fred Henzle
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Ernestine Owens
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A. G. Delmarsh, Jr
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Roy L. Corey
A. D. Woodward
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Fred Morney
J. H. Rickerich
F. C. Owens
Charles Gueine
Donald Dew
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Leon Ross
William Dixon
Pierce Fielschman
A.S. Gilbert
George Tobinson
Mary. Hart
Tobias Feder
L. C. Dillenbeck
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Alex Mason
R. S. Hurd
Edward Barrett
Henry Wilson
Lionel. Grossman
A. W. Over
Judge Puffle
Bert
Associated Press
Joe. Walcott
Joey Maxim
Hotel Syracuse, Inc
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Tor Flickinger
Onis & Gra
James Walsh & Co., Inc
Amirenceburg, Ind
Troy Ring Foes
Slaughter
Bt. Louis
Sseesens
Bal Walker
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Blackwell
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Raosten
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Y York
DiMace
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Kanes
U.S. Weather Bureau
Maxwell
U. S&s. Weather Bureau
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Ymbol
RasuNe
Dr. Selby Manwell
Syracuse University Press
William Miller
Harry S. Ganders
School of Education
Brooklawn
Thompson Rd
G.O.P
Constantine J. Iozlowski
Victoria Koziol
Emerson Gy
Raymond R. Yorkowski
Ramona M. Marshall
Lewis St
Charles I. Locke
Wheeler
Pablus
Charles S Burgen
Resina Co. Zunkelier
Benr St
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New York Stock Exchange
Phillips Petre
Seay Acp-Brill
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Allethany Corp Ane Am Am
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Car & F
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Gulf Mob & Ohio
Repab Steel
Bow & Oe
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Houston Olome
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Way
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Briggs Mig
Ligectt, & Myer Roaney Ltd
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Lockheed Afre
Stokely-Van Camp
L6la Burling Mil
Ew's- Inc
Studeoater Corp
Macy
Cent Foundry
Marine Midland
Sunshine Mag
Martin
Swift
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Ches & Ohio
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Chi & W
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SRA
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Fresh AI Chairman
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