City Council Rejects Mayor Salary Increase Proposal
The Common Council split over Charles J. Hogan's plan to raise the mayor's salary from 20 to 15,000 annually with a 1930 effective date. Alfred W. Haight suggested sending the proposal to a council committee and the Bureau of Municipal Research for study.
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Common Council
Charles J. Hogan
Onontaza County
Alfred WW Haight
Bureau of Municipal Research
Haight
City adopts one percent sales tax replacing two percent levy
City officials announce a new one percent sales tax with no expiration, replacing the previous two percent levy that yielded an estimated 5.5 million. The council renews leases for the Sales Tax Bureau and parking authority, and approves funds for street improvements and utility projects while appointing an airport advisory commission.
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Common Council
Sales Tax Bureau
Alfred W. Haigh
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Frank J. Costello
Hancock Airport
City
County Board of Supervisors
Clay
Cicero
de Witt
Salina
Syracuse Savings Bank
Ae Sales Tax Bureau
Parking Authority
Wallet Theft and Coat Stolen at Central High School
Mary Cziemina reported $27 missing from her wallet and a coat valued at $61 stolen from lockers and closets. Police, led by Patrolman Dixon and Patrolman Linehan, investigated both incidents at local residences and school. Edgar R Norton, 20, faces sentencing after draft registration refusal on religious grounds.
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Mary Cziemina
John Dixon
Doris Coling
Paul Av
Central High School
Ambrose Linehan
Albany
Edgar R. Norton
Jadas
Norton
Fredonia State Teachers College
Father Brady Honored By Dinner For Building Fund
Catholic community raises thirteen thousand dollars at Hotel Syracuse dinner for Father Charlies J. Brady, city missionary aiding minorities. Bishop Foery praises Brady and urges continued support as William Chiles of the Catholic Interracial Council lauds his work.
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Hotel
Syracuse
Wilken Chiles
Catholic Interracial Council of
Walter A. Foery
Joseph Mc Thernton
Charles JL Brady
Work Fund
Charlies J. Brady
Brady
Faery
William Chiles
Catholic Interracial Council
St Joseph
E. Génesce St
Foery
Job
Mr. Chiles
Apstil
God
Most Holy Posary
iBishop Foerr
Lall
David C. Cunningsham
Jmeals
Howard C. McDowell
Charles F. McEvoy
Robert E. Dillon
Avid J. Norcott
St Joseph Church
Seoul rally marks 30th anniversary of Korean independence
About 160000 people packed Seoul Stadium for a celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Korean independence movement. Air displays featured six American-type liaison planes with Korean Army markings circling over the crowd as the 1919 declaration was presented to the attendees.
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Seoul
INS
Seoul Stadium
A I Johnson Heads Chest County Board
A I Johnson was elected president of the Chest County Community Chest and Council of Syracuse and Onon Gaga County at the annual directors meeting. Johnson succeeds Phad L. Cou n. other officers include Frederick Barker treasurer Paul Nelligan vice president and Livingstein Mr Wairweil assistant treasurer. Elected directors and re-elected officers noted, with several terms remaining and new members joining. Local council and finance representatives named along with mayor and others up for reelection.
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Johnson
Conmunity Chest
Council of
Syracuse
Onon- Gaga County. Inc
Phad L. Co.u N
Frederick Barker
Fir Pre
Paul Nelligan
Sevema View
Livingstein
Wairweil
Teasurer
God Francis
Truman
iHewald
King George VI Knights 300 In Buckingh am Investiture
King George VI conferred knighthoods and honors on about 300 men and women at Buckingham Palace in his first full state function since his circulatory illness last November. The ceremony marked a cautious return to public duties for the ailing monarch.
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London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Roller Skater Suffered Fractured Leg At Alhambra Rink
William Cook, a roller skater from CJ een St, was taken to Crouse-Irvine Hospital yesterday after fracturing his left leg and ankle while skating at the Alhambra rink. He remained in hospital for treatment.
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William Cook
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Suit Charges Gambling Losses
Hyman Beosen of 164 Reowick Avenue files in the Supreme Court to recover 1500 from Max Naulman, proprietor of a cigar store at 729 Townsend Street. Beosen alleges losses from a gambling game conducted in a game room, with Attorney Paxymend Bush connected to former Mayor Marvin Rosen listed in the complaint.
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Hyman Beosen
Reowick Av
Supreme Court
Max Naulman
Townsend Sr
Paxymend FL. Bush
Pold B. Marvin
Rosen
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