Industrial Bank Plans $500000 Building in Syracuse
Industrial Bank of Central New York announces a new two story limestone building on the east side of 300 Books of S Warren St to house the bank on the ground floor with long term leases on the second floor. It will include a drive in tellers window and modern vaults and offices. Construction begins next spring with move of main office to the new location.
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Sleeth Name Pact Reached Settles Sleeth Construction Co dispute
The Sleeth family name in business was settled in equity terms by the Supreme Court yesterday. Mrs Mary E Sleeth of Graham and Jamesville and Paul Sleeth of 261 Midland Ave will keep using Sleeth Construction Co. Howard Sleeth of Onondaga Hill retains HTA Sleeth Construction Co. The annulment from 1927 was noted and a prior erroneous report of a marriage was corrected. The injunctions were withdrawn as part of the settlement.
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Mary ‘E. Sleeth
Graham Td
Jamesville
Pauli Sleeth
Midland “Av
Sleeth. ‘Construction Co
Howard
AL Sleeth
Onondaga Hill
HTA_ Sleeth: Construction Co
Prison Sentence Takes Precedence
Donald L. Douglas, 29, was sentenced to five to ten years in Attica State Prison for car stealing yesterday. Today he received 30 day suspended terms on two Traffic Court charges. Acting Detective George Kappe ssex arrested Douglas in a stolen car on April 20 and charged speeding and driving without a license. Douglas listed his address as the Milner Hotel.
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Donald L. Douglas
Attica
George Kappessex
Douglas
Milner Hotel
Cooney Acquitted in Sardino Case Trial Ends in Acquittal
A five man one woman jury in the Court of Special Sessions found Brak Cooner owner of Hmans restaurant not guilty of Equor law violations. The acquittal cited lack of evidence after a short trial. Witnesses including Francis and Joseph Sardino testified drinks were sold after 2 AM on May 30 and that a window was blocked.
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Hmans
Equor
Sardino Brothers
Cooney
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William
Bametick
Thames
Cone
Thomas
Francis
Julia Sardino
Russell Harrington
Robert E. Barry
Park St
Sardino
Jury Deliberates as Sardino Charges Dismissed in Court
In Midland Avenue Traffic Court Judge Truman H. Preston dismissed the speeding charge against Francis Sardino after he produced a valid license. Patrolman Green cited Francis for parking overtime near the court. Patrolman Sheehy issued a summons to Frank Sardino on a license and speeding charge, with trial set for July 7. Officials warn of tag sales at the County Office and Erie Boulevard for 1943-issue registrations and new licenses expiring September 30, 1949.
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Harry Green
Francis Sardino
Frank Sardino
Francis
John Sheehy
Sheehy
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Midland
Erie Blvd
Car Tags Go At Half-Price
All motor vehicle license tags for 1849 go on sale at half price tomorrow. Meyer Prowda, director of the county motor vehicles bureau, announced today. Drivers of autos, commercial ve-
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Meyer Prowda
Bureal
Actress Rosalind Russell Purchases Catile Amid Ranch Plans
Fragmentary report notes actress Rosalind Russell buying cattle and considering a ranch near Madero California. The item mentions no clear consequences or timelines and appears to reference film work and a legal context without coherent details.
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