01 Mar 1944
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1944
Page
1
A fragmented report discusses states weighing acceptance of a federal service vote plan. It notes governors or attorneys general may signal noncommitment to state laws, with only one state reported as not acting yet.
Governor Edward Martin planned a 30 day respite for William deCausland of Erie who was condemned to die March 20 for killing Leo Knoll in an Erie taproom during a wager dispute. The State Pardon Board recommended the delay as Michael Musto of Altoona was not granted a commute and faces the electric chair on March 20 for the murder of his wife in Hollidaysburg last April.
Fragmentary text mentions fever bronchial coughs and drug references across Canada and the United States with unclear context.
An article describes RFC loan efforts to help ex service members restart businesses and stabilize the economy. It cites criteria to ensure sound ventures and presents two example borrowers John Smith and John Jones with mixed credit outcomes and equity considerations.
Gustave Fierman admitted a health department charge after police found 73 pounds of garbage and three bushels of foul produce used as restaurant fare. He pleaded guilty to sanitation code violations and received 39 days in the oldhouse jail. An unidentified soldier recalled seeing the seller in Fierman's 50 seat restaurant.
New York reports a last minute legal bid to save Bert Lelke Buchalter from execution in Sing Sing. An attorney plans a federal appeal citing potential errors to halt the death sentence while Gov. Thomas Dewey weighs clemency. Buchalter, calm in the death house, passively awaited his fate as others faced execution.
Buffalo housing center directing immigrant war workers to homes will be closed April 30. Charles S. Ascher regional representative of the National Housing Agency says surplus housing vacancies render government maintenance unnecessary after a conference with the Buffalo War Housing Committee.
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