Jail Terms for Multiple Theft Offenders in Elmira Case
In Chemung County Court Judge imposed prison terms and fines on several defendants for thefts and related offenses. Ostrander, 21, of Howard Hotel, received two years and a $500 fine for larceny. Nugent, 10, and Korick, 10, were sentenced to one year with sentences to the Elmira Reception Center as youthful offenders. George Whaien, 45, Sey mour Hotel, got one year for petty larceny. Jaghintey, 110 Gswepd xt, pleaded guilty as youth. Additional days in prison may be added for fines not paid.
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Syracuse Luncheon and Club Meetings Amid Busy Schedule
A Syracuse luncheon at the Anchor Inn and a Merican Pension Club gathering are planned with speakers including Frank M. Bicharn of Elehan and Birmingham Co. Rochester. Other notices mention a Democrt Club dinner postponement, marriage licenses, births, and social events across local venues.
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Toronto Minister Is First Baptist Pastor
The Rev. S. Arnold Westc Church in Maronia Ontario becomes Toronto's first Baptist minister. Firefighters demand a $250 raise, warn of resignations and pension start if the raise exceeds that amount, influencing city budgets and service costs. The discussion includes sales tax measures and payroll implications for city employees.
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Mill Sold and Albion Steel Plant History and Sales
The article details the sale of the Crucible Steel complex, once built during World War I by Sanderson Brothers, and later amalgamated with Halcomb operations in Sheffield. It covers the plant’s vast facilities, renovations, and ownership changes ending with the Poller Company acquisition in January 1948, plus notes on a prospective hockey venture and local church leadership shifts. It also touches on labor concerns, wage discussions, and tax policy debate affecting workers.
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City Rose Fest awards highlight hybrid tea winner
City judges award best hybrid tea rose to a top entry at the Rose Festival with prizes and multiple society participants named. Rochester takes sweepstakes honors with Mrs. Wwilhan 4PeRraal earning top marks and Syracuse groups collecting several prizes among a large list of exhibitors and sponsors.
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March of Dimes County Exceeds Previous Year Total
Onondaga County reports its largest March of Dimes drive ever with contributions totaling 81,147.27 dollars. J Waniel Gorijan, president of the local foundation chapter, notes the fundraising surpassed prior years and surpassed 55,000 dollars in advance pledges from earlier drives.
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Auburn Inmate Sentenced In Fellow Prisoner's Death
Auburn State Prison inmate Williams, 39, formerly of New York City, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the death of fellow inmate Robmann, 24, stabbed February 24. Judge Gerald S. Howitt sentenced Williams to 2 years in a state institution with additional terms on related charges, to run concurrently.
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North Syracuse Area Schools Dedications Highlight Civic Unity
Residents gathered in North Syracuse as Noell Syracuse and nearby schools held afternoon dedications and commemorative exercises. Speakers, led by Oak M. Eichberger of the United Datlane Human Rights Commission, urged perseverance in education despite societal strife, praising community cohesion and lifelong learning. Reverend Edward Kieley opened ceremonies at Cicero High, while officials and club leaders delivered remarks and welcomed attendees at the formal dedication and open house events.
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Untitled Local Mischief Report From Scrambled Text
A mangled OCR fragment hints at a local disturbance involving a man named Joseph T. Gixon and a place called Fuckley vn. It mentions wild behavior, a barn, and confusion after a nearby confrontation. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Lifeguard Saves Girl At Local Pond Rescue
A lifeguard at Bronc's Pond in Pevalteville, Mary Egelbrechtt, saved a girl playing near four feet of water. Fire teams assisted, CPR was attempted, and the girl was taken to Memorial Hospital in improved condition.
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Duty Shifts to Parks For 10 Women Guards
Ten women, serving as school crossing guards, will take guard duties in city parks tomorrow. Supervising officials name Mrs Nicolokta Lreisiass SG RMWARD LYNCIL, directing replacements as needed. Guards listed include Nellie Scardello at Frastop Park, Florense Matice at McKinlay Park, Eleanor Etvhte at Kirk Point, and Edna Larsen at Schiller Park, among others.
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Observers Track 2681 Planes Across Northeastern Region
About 19,000 observers and center personnel in Syracuse, Buffalo, Albany and White Plains compiled 2,681 reports on ground observations of incoming aircraft. Data collected between 9 A.M. and 6 P.M. aided plotting routes and speeds for air traffic control.
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Rules Update for Racing Steering Gear and Safety
The article details a new rule change to racing steering systems to improve safety and control. It specifies wheel height, rider posture, steering gear construction, cable and pulley configurations, and inspection requirements. Emphasis is on preventing unsafe steering, ensuring clearances, and securing components during competition.
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End inflation bond offer in Singapore taps premiums
Singapore announces a government plan to issue inflation protection bonds worth up to 310000000 with aims to curb rising prices. The acting financial secretary says the bonds will be tax free and mature in ten years, with details pending in the market.
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