Sudden SEC Activity Tied to Election Debates
Turbulent actions by the SEC touch electricity utilities amid election chatter. Regulators proceed against several New York power firms including Bald and Share and Engineers Public Service, while broader industry implications loom over national rates and possible legal strategies ahead of election results.
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Davis
Politi
Bern
BBC
SEC
Etee
Bald & Share
Con Corpanies
Signe
New York
Fed Sec
Engineers Public Service Company
Sori
Ghielly
United Corporation
United Corporation, Top Helsing Company
Cental
Fae
Conent
Couny
Maplated
Policewoman Seeks Action Over Theater Harassment
Beatrice V Clarke a Lawrence policewoman vowed to act after reports of men prying on women in theaters. She said complaints from theatergoers prompted her to investigate and aim to stop such incidents. A man who accosted her was fined 25 dollars yesterday.
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Lawrmmee
Sass
Beatrice V. Clarke
Garler Snaipee
Lawrence
Inds
Gman
Gazler Ae
Boston Becomes New Base For World Ice Patrol
Boston will host the international ice patrol for the first time since its founding after the Titanic disaster. The move increases patrol range, with three Coast Guard cutters the Chelan Cayuga and Pontchartrain assigned to base duties in Boston.
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Boston
Halifax
N. 5
Deaths of Prominent Persons in America
Frank V. Brown of Pearson Maryland dies at 64. His daughter Helen Brown became Helen Hayes, famed American actress, prompting notices of his passing and a note on their family lineage. The fragment mentions other names and places but remains focused on Brown’s death and Hayes connection.
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America
Frank V. Brown Pearson
Marth 2
Frank V. Brown
Helen Bayes
Trask
Brown
Firemen Battle Blaze as Utah Pole Sparks Fire
A Utah blaze prompted fire crews to battle flames after lightning struck a urine pole igniting equipment. City Electrician Fred Dael led a small team in extinguishing the fire and repairing damage without disturbing ongoing department activities.
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Utah
City
Fred ”. Dael
Bec
Fire in Garage During Repairs Causes Damage
A garage fire during repairs caused about 50 dollars in damage. William A. Benn, 42, escaped a workhouse sentence after pledging to quit drinking. A dramatic exchange with a judge followed over the incident and related injuries, with a doctor tending a broken leg after a telephone call from Ralph Leman.
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Pittsburgh
William A. Benn
Toiely
Ariticle. Ie
Ralph Leman
Dr. Burnett
Lyman
Balles Elected President of Pallet City Art Club
H Raymond Balles was elected president of the newly formed Pallet City artists club. William Jonas is secretary. The club was organized Wednesday night at a meeting in the Syra- building, marking the start of the art group’s activities.
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H. Raymond Balles
H. Raymond Ballas
Ematete Artists
Wiliioa
Jonas
Syra
Amateur athletes to hold June exhibition at Serrelstisl School
A local amateur erlists exhibition is planned for June at Serrelstisl School, reflecting a 12 man membership and ongoing organizing efforts. The group aims to showcase skills and foster community participation in a suitable venue.
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Cuse Serrelstisl School
Barge Canal Season Opens Near Mid-April Date Set
State Canals Commissioner Guy W. Finck announced a tentative reopening for the Barge Canal at Syracuse on April 13, with the season opening set for April 15. The date follows a weather moisture study and watershed conditions. District engineer William Robinson noted the date could shift if conditions warrant.
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Guy W. Finck
State Canals
Syracuse
William Robinson
WE. HUTTON DIES IN NEW YORK FINANCIER NAMES
James M. Hutton Jr. arrives in New York from Cincinnati for the body of his father James E. Hutton senior. The 70-year-old financier died of a heart attack at his office. He divided his life between New York and Cincinnati, where his firm’s primary office is located.
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WE. Hutton
New York
James M. Hutton, Jr
Cincinnati
Gaim Ube
WW. E, Hutton & Co
Flood Waters Drop Across Northern California Reports
The Sacramento and surrounding valleys saw a slight water decline after heavy flooding. Levees failed, towns like Meridian and Colusa faced damage while tens of thousands evacuated. Federal agencies and the Red Cross prepared relief measures as authorities assessed scattered loss and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Cali
Tormla
Sacramento River
Suma Roi
Futstan River
Sacramento Valley
Colusa
Meridian
Saeramento
Chesiti- Tion
Sedirian
Cylusx
Princeton
Tutte City
Codora
Tate Iast
Conantier Corporation
Cotton Ed Smith Sees Third Term Push Split Warhapton
Senator Cotton Ed Smith reports he has become a target of criticism as a “fair-haired boy” after 11 years in the Senate. He showcased letters from supporters praising his stance while acknowledging the Roosevelt third-term derision amid Democratic national convention chatter.
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Cotton Ed’ Smith
Warhapton
Cotton Ed Smith
Smith
Tran
Roosevelt
Misconduct Denied in EBI Arrests
General Jackson states the Bureau of Investigation was innocent of misconduct in the arrests of about a dozen individuals charged with illegally recruiting soldiers for the Spanish Republican Army. He responded to a letter from Senator Notris of Nebraska, who cited reports that the 12 arrested were treated like criminals. The raids occurred in Detroit and Milwaukee.
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Wathilrestes Carcu
Jackson
J. Edgar Houyer
Bureau of Investigation
Yenterday
aJeiter
Senatur Notris
Ind-Neb
Detroit
Milweakgc
Deaths and Rites in Syracuse Area Obituaries
Long obituary listing for Raymond G Lyons and other local deaths includes last rites details. Also notes August Millex Frank L Decker Jon W Bull with service times, church names, and burial locations in St Agnes and Saint Vincent de Paul.
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Jon W- Bull
W. Bull
Robinson Street
Saint Vincent de Pat
James Callaghan
W. Alffred Goulet
Lawrence Horton
Robert Reilly
Patrick Conroy
John Reap
John Burke
Thomas John
Michael Con- Burlol
St. Agnes
Death notices in Syracuse area prompt memorials
Obituaries report Ina Ribole 12 Cordant Byron Latimore Watertown WMry Hila M. Walliams 70 Rome Louis Martin 76 Clinton William F. Rogers 58 Sens Falls Mrs Zoe Miller 2 Fulton.
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Cordant
Byron Latimore
Watertown
Wmry
Hila M. Walliams
Rome
Louis
Martin
Clinton
William F. Rogers
Sens Falls
Zoe Miller
Fulton
Masonic Funeral Arranged For Former Justice Martin
Former Justice Martin dies at 76 in Clinton. Funeral planned at Fountain Street with clergy from St James Episcopal Clinton Methodist Church and Clinton Lodge. Service will honor a long public career including eight years as justice of the peace and service in the Assembly and as deputy attorney general.
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Masonic
Martin
Clinton
Fueneratevevicex
Lousy
Gome
Assembly
Juvige Sarthe
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Utlcn
Fountain Steel
Revere J. Parker
St. James Episcopal Church
Ing
D. Poppe
George 36
Storkdal
Clinton Methodist Church
Moganie
Clintoly Lodge
S. SC
Todee
Suunsec Il
Madison
Hamilton
Union ‘School
Chitilun Fe
Isaac
Best
Charles R. Carruth
Clinton Public Acheo
Board of Education
Oneida County
5 Cent Milk Plan Support Granted in New York
W P Sadler of the Federal Agriculture Department touted a plan to sell milk to relit clients and low income WPA workers for five cents a quart. The proposal, already used in Chicago and Boston, could lift milk consumption by 70 000 to 80 000 quarts daily for needy families in New York, and save about 1500 dollars monthly on school children milk purchases.
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New York
Upstate
W. P. Sadler
Federal Agricultural Department
WPA
Cents Aghart
Sadler
Chicago
Boston
Rites Held for Mrs Ingalls Long Picturesque Litigant
Mrs Ingalls long career as artist and litigator ended with a death Thursday night. A brief prayer service was held at Seller Funeral Home for T4 639 Madison Street resident, painter, sculptor and art teacher who acted as her own attorney in court. She died after a long illness. The body was taken to Blount Hope Crematory in Rochester. Her court appearances drew public interest, including a 1938 case where she lost a Supreme Court action over life insurance on her husband. Earlier, in Police Court a neighbor dispute led to a $35 fine and a later Municipal Court suit over a damaged hand painted shawl. Her sole surviving relative is her nephew. She was born in Middletown and lived in Syracuse for years.
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Raymond G Lyons
Haymond C. Lyons
West
Coening Avenue
Baltweg Funeral Home
South
Salina Street
Saint Anthony of Padin
St. Agnes
Jr. Lynns
Clarendon
Orleans County
Piclock
Bielba M Ingalls
Manison
Rrs
Ingalls
Bed Ingalls
Coenter
Syracuse Lighting Company
Richard P. Sonananan
Cassve
William McAuliffe
East Liverpool
Middletown
Jwod
Syracuse
IG W Weaver Dies at 80 in Columbia Pa
George W. Weaver 82 longtime Columbia resident and former chamber president died at 10 30 am at 461 Elk Street He was father to George W Weaver Jr and Mervyn V Weaver and Horist grandfather to eight The family includes two sons and two daughters and survivors in Pennsylvania Ohio and Lancaster Burial arrangements through Fairchild Meach Funeral Home listed with service details pending
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George W. Weaver
Columbi
Elk Street
Weaver
Columbia, Pa
Chamber of 1
Offier
George W, Weaver, Jr
Mervyn V
Lourslaughters
Emily
Mary Weaver
Enyothevill
Maud
Sirs
Mele Js
Heal
Lakewool
Frank G. Derr
Lancaster
Weaver Wes
Furman
Churen
Konosion Lodge
Sepeices
Fairchild & Meach Funeral Home
Miss Lena Fletcher Engaged to Marry Laverne Custer
Oswego residents Miss Lena Fletcher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth C Fletcher of TT Liten Street, is engaged to Laverne Custer. Announcement by Mr and Mrs Joseph Brumabito of 31 Ontario Street notes the engagement. No wedding date has been set.
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Oswego Jr
Kenneth C. Fetcher
Liten Street
Ais
Lena 3Iael Fletcher
Laverne Custer
Red
Oswego
Bern
Joseph Brurabito
Ontario Street
Suss Sara Grace Abratiti
Nothany Tosut
Auburn
Harry B Swain Dies After 20 Years With Syracuse Police
Harry B Swain 51 a 12 year Syracuse Police Department detective and World War II veteran died early Saturday at Onondaga General Hospital after a period of failing health. He previously worked with New York Central Railroad police and served as sergeant in charge of a railhead in France during the war. Swain joined the force November 13 1919 and had recently been reassigned to the patrol division by Chief Willim E Rapp while on sick leave.
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Mormpers
Avene Tei
Dle
New York
Asseenbis
Hari
Harry B. Swain
Jsheet
Acllss
Syracuse
Onondag General Hospital
Hestad
United States
de Swain
New York Central Railroad Police
France
Swain
Willim E. Rapp
Weather wirephoto reports unsettled plains and coasts
Weather conditions show energy and lift in the center near Oklahoma City with mist and rain spreading across Colorado North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Missouri and western Oklahoma. Moderate rain in Western states and rising temperatures in the middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys with temperatures near zero at Albany Canton and Syracuse.
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Neebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Kanss
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
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Oregon
Washington
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Ohio
Albany
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Canton
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