Syracuse Fans Rally As Golden Gloves Draws Crowd
At Hie Aténa the Golden Gloves show drew 2,500 boxing fans and featured skilled bouts. Lively preliminaries and limited heavyweight entries marked the event, with Leflore finalists and semi finalists named for tonight. The program aims to boost amateur boxing in Central New York and uncover promising new talent for the ring.
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New York
Tibet’s Hidden Theocracy and the Dalai Lama’s Reincarnation
A fragmentary account discusses Tibet as a secluded highland theocracy, its historical invasions, and James Hilton’s Lost Horizon. It notes a new child king claimed as reincarnation and the world’s fragile hope tied to Tibetan stability and religious succession.
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Tibet
California
Dhasi
Tey
Viets
Central Asia
Shar Uy
James Hillon
Dalai Lama
Passing of Judge Ryan Ends 27 Year Municipal Court Service
Judge Patrick J. Ryan, a Syracuse institution and longtime Municipal Court member, died shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday. Born in Onondaga County Lahaway, he served since the City Court’s inception in 1683, was a revered, bipartisan figure, and valued for integrity and impartiality. He studied law in Syracuse and once served in the State Assembly.
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Syracuse
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Onondaga County
Lafayette
Pompey Academy
High Hills
Judge Ryan
Marvin
Citizens Club
Recall of Ee’s Colorful Lake Sunsets Memory
The fragment recalls Ee enjoying sunsets over Onorinsga Lake from the northwest, describing a life devoted to nature’s beauty and loveliness. It reflects on a pressed life of appreciation for nature and its serene scenes in former years.
Berlin interview shapes Europe war talk says Welles
Reports from Berlin say Mr Welles meets Herr Hiller for a strictly business visit as war prospects in Europe loom. German officials deny a new peace offensive while frontier fortifications and the Siegfried Line are reportedly extended toward the North Sea. Analysts warn a long, making war era may be ahead with French fears of a Nazi blow on the Maginot Line, though experts differ on offensive outcomes. Allied leaders insist no peace while Hitlerism remains.
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Sumner Welles
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Denyng
Nazi Germany
Uitler
Belgium
Holland
North Sea
Camup
Marne
St Verdun
Somme
Poland
Finland
Chamberlain
Anethoy Eden
Major Roosevelt Fights in Finland for Freedom
Major Kermit Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt, will lead an International Brigade of 3,500 in Britain to fight in Finland against Soviet invasion. Americans, Scandislaviens, Estonians and Englishmen enlist. the campaign is portrayed as a bold stand against tyranny and oppression, echoing heroic wartime legacies.
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Finland
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Theodore Roosevelt
Great Britain
Lim
T. Tk
Cuba
Kermit
Roosevelts
San Juan III
Sherty
Europe
More Time Needed for Nurse Licensing Act
With four months left for compliance thousands of New York nurses remain unqualified. The Nurse Practice Act requires a state license for all nurses and pressures loom as the July 1 deadline approaches. Senators Phelps and Wagner advocate delaying or easing requirements to prevent layoffs and hospital hardships.
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New York Works
New York
Phelps Zhelpe
Robert F. Wagner
Dewey prospects loom in upstate Albany politics
In a wide plate of political chatter from upstate New York, Fred Betts voices support for Thomas Dewey, while Rochester publisher Frank Gannett and former rivals surface as potential delegates. The piece outlines possible strategies for Dewey’s presidential bid, hints at the reactor of war material funding, and touches on Finnish and Chinese loan maneuvers tied to warplane supply, all amid a broader national nominating scene.
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Frama
Sprsiney
State Senate
Retkins
Thoreas E Dewry
Diewrist
New York
Dewey
Upstate
Albany
U S Congress Mining Food for Finland War Assets
In wartime policy moves, the United States contemplates tools to aid Finland while avoiding explicit belligerent action. Neutrality constraints push Congress toward indirect means via export credits and trade arrangements to secure food and resources, while the broader aim is to preserve peaceful commerce amid conflict.
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Russia
Sttps
Quote misread as a vow to defend freedom of speech
A garbled line attributed to Yoftimre asserts support for defending the right to speak, phrased as a fierce commitment to resist censorship. The fragment suggests a debate over free expression but lacks clear context or full attribution.
Finland Credit Aid May Signal U S Involvement In War Aid
A dramatic call argues the United States backs Finland with Export-Import funded purchases to sustain its independence. It asserts American credits may flow to aid democracies, setting a precedent and potentially shaping future polices for Poland, Norway, and Sweden amid global tensions.
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Weir backs Glenn Frank report amid party tensions
Ernest T. Weir, Republican Finance Committee chair, endorses the Glenn Frank report while criticizing New Deal framing. He warns the GOP that opposition to the report could doom the party, urging business leaders to support the exact recommendation he favors.
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Republican Finance Committee
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Roosevelt
Weir
Glenn Frank
Republicary Party
General Talks on Fair Trade Practices Discussed
The writer reflects on fair trade practices and NRA aims, noting variations in forms and the need for certainty. Mentions medieval guilds, cartels, antiquarians, and historical examples, and highlights a proposal by the Distilled Spirits Institute as a model for industry regulation.
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Greece
Rome
Henseatic League
Florentine Republic
Atrest
Distilled ‘Spirits Institute
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Ashington Senate Moves on Third Term Bloc
In Ashington on March 1 several Deep attempts emerged to organize a third term bloc. Teves assistant secretary Griar Chapman roamed Senate Ind Fense seeking to unite two groups. A major meeting of New Behind Dealers was held in a hotel amid hopes for a Rooseveltians alliance. Analysts note adjournment around June 1 as White Hall and leaders aim to finish Congress quickly.
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Griar Chapman
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Ald
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Ure
Bert Wheeler
Roosevelt
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Alentana Sensior
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Moves to Form Third Term Bloc Fail
A garbled news column discusses speculation on a third term bloc and political maneuvering. It mentions Honevelt, Mr. Gamer, and Vice President links, plus speculation about Mrs. Roosevelt, a Florida trip, and various political intrigues. References to Britain, Finland, and Russian artillery appear in fragmentary notes.
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Chamberlain
Datadler
Sora
Amy
Fann Step
Roosevelt
Florida
James
Curent
House of Commons
Finland
Mannerheim
Church
Weir Debate on Glenn Frank Report and New Deal Critique
The article records Mr. Weir's stance on Glenn Frank’s report and whether he approved it. It quotes supporters and critics noting parallels drawn between fascism, communism, Nazism, and New Dealism, and argues Weir’s view that the New Deal shares methods with European autocracies. It suggests Weir may favor broader federal powers for economic oversight and collective bargaining reforms.
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Weir
Wels
Prohibition Era Trade Codes Spark Debate in Industry
The piece criticizes a proposed policing plan for the liquor trade, noting opposition from industry figures and concerns over federal and local authority. It cites Yale and Sturges, mentions AL Capone era ties, and portrays a heated fight over a Magna Carta style code amid stalling and political maneuvering.
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Yale
Supreme Court
AL Capone
Abe
Jurges
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