Pinball Case Appeal Questioned by City Officials
In a Police Court ruling Judge W Walsh held city ordinance on pinball machines illegal. District Attorney Russell E Bowers and aides discuss possible appeal while awaiting court guidance. The Halloran case involved a charge that minors were admitted to play pinball machines.
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Triat
Mor W. Walsh
Walsh
Halloran
Asant
Russell Errington
District Attorney's
William Awers
Corporation Counsel
Fact
Bowers
Paul Ranahan
James Ntal
S. Geddes Jr
Fudge Walsh
Pacific Trip Opens Civil Service Jobs Abroad
Lt. Abert Schlensker, civil service staffing agent, seeks men in technical fields for U S bases in the South Pacific, Philippines, Japan, Okinawa, Guam, Hawaii. Interviews at U S Employment Service, 141 James, Tuesday to Friday. Openings include inspectors, supervisors, technicians for Army Air Corps and ground crew with pay ranges from 73 to 2 per hour, plus higher annual posts in personnel and construction engineering. Also options for trips to Panama with Air Corps mechanics available.
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Abert Schlensker
U. S. Civil Rvice Department
South Pacific
U. S
James
Japan
Okinawa
Guam
Hawaii
Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Anama
Lt. Schiensker
Ibs
Woman fined for reckless driving after taxi collision
Mrs Leonora F. Wilkins of Mexico was fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to reckless driving following a midnight collision with a parked taxi in the 200 block of Washington Street. Police report lists other drivers fined for traffic violations including failure to yield, speeding, and operating without a license.
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Leonora FE. Wilkins
Exico
Truman HH
S. Midler
Mary J. Bhy
Grant Blvd
Herbert B. Kahn
Midland
Lewis Branin
Chester
Donald E. Bertrand
Charles R. Wart
E. Colvin
Ithout
Cleveland Women Sentenced for Grand Larceny
Two Cleveland women pleads guilty to grand larceny and receive one year each in Onondaga County Penitentiary. Mrs Cleo Lavis and Mrs Janice Davis admitted taking 420 dollars in a December confidence scheme. Judge Leo W. Breed noted restitution and extradition costs.
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Cleveland
Cleo Lavis
Janice Davis
Onndaga County
Leo W. Breed
Wilty
Breed
Check Shows Caesar Cleopatra Props O K in Syracuse
Laura Wells and Anna Olmstead compare Cleopatra era props for Caesar and Cleopatra at Loew's State Theater in Syracuse. Research finds chairs used at meals, buried jewels, metal rich shrouds. Cleopatra wore no underwear. film cost about 6 million dollars with Claude Rains and Vivien Leigh. release planned for late August in Syracuse.
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Anna Olmstead
Syracuse Museum of Arts
Laura Wells
Syracuse
Loew's State Theater
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Cleo
Caesar's Palace
Gabriel Pascal
Claude Rains
Vivien Leigh
AT BOYS STATE ONEIDA ATTENDEES NAMED
David Berkman Willard Prior and John Sutton are attending Boys State this week at Manlius School per local coverage.
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Oneida
David Berkman
Willard Prior
John Sutton
Manlius School
Hotels and Clubs With Few Fire Hazards
Syracuse fire marshal Captain John F. Sloan reports general safety in hotels and night clubs after a special check of 27 hotels 20 night clubs and other crowded venues. Minor violations found wooden rubbish barrels faulty wiring and two unsafe fire exits corrected. another audit set for July 2 with further action if needed.
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Syracuse
John F. Sloan
Chicago
Dubuque
Sloan
Frank M. Savage
Power Firm Declares 12 Dollar Dividend and Board Changes
Niagara Falls based Power Corporation declares a 1.25 per share dividend on its first preferred stock for the quarter ending July 31. Dividend payable Aug 1 to record holders as of July 22. Directors elect Paul A. Schoellkopft and A T ONeill to the ONeill board. ONeill brings 37 years with Niagara Hudson and Buffalo Niagara Electric.
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Nisgara Trudson Power Corporation
Ety
O'Neill
Paul A. Schoellkopft
Niagara Falls
A.T. O'Neill
Buffalo
Eare J. Machold
Mr. Schellkopf
Buffalo Niagara Electric Corporation
Niagara Hudson
Mr. O'Neil
Bufalo Niagara Electric Corporation
O'Neile
Niagara Hudson System
Marlius
Colgate University
Syracuse
O’ Neill
Syracuse Lighting Company
Western
Electric
Buffalo Niagara and Eastern Power Corporation
Bus Fees Cut a Third in Syracuse Settlement
In a compromise, the Syracuse Common Council cuts city bus license fees by one third, lowering annual city bus fees to 300 while interurban rates drop to 150. The Transit Corporation agrees to drop lawsuits totaling about 118000 against the city though motions to dismiss have been lost. suit trials are pending in Supreme Court.
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Common Council
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Thomas E. Kennedy
Conmon Council
The
Transit Corporation
Supreme Court
Circus Opens On Time As City Warrants Compliance
Mayor Costello assures Syracusans circus will start Thursday on schedule after a prior delay caused by missing insurance policies under a new ordinance. One policy remains to be filed by Wednesday while a circus advance man is being sent to finalize arrangements and coordinate with the fire marshal. Chief Savage will deploy 10 firefighters and string three hose lines at the grounds. fire tests by the fire marshal precede permit issuance. No smoking will be allowed in the tent as last year.
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Costello
Edward R. Apps
Herbert DuVal
Circus
Schenectady
Frank M. Savage
John F. Sloan
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Dayton Rubber Research
Dayton
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Mattydale Army Air Base
Duart
Rifkin
Military Person
Howard Johnson
Fayetteville RD
Jon Unsons
Wester
Gauto
Vane Rui
GE Luggage
Ender Cail
Bilice
BeSs
Dominion
Western Auto
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