Red Cross Division Surpasses Campaign Goals in Effort
Reports from the Red Cross division praise leaders and workers for raising funds and blood program support. Notable contributors include A Johnson, Francis M Truman, John B Delaney, and Syracuse Transit Corp, with divisions such as Schools and Organizations achieving high percentages. Father Toomey commends the national program for reliable blood supplies and disaster relief.
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Dancy Gates
Ned Cross
A. Johnson
Franis M. “Truman
Public Service
Palo
Mas
Johnson
Truman
Daniel Smushreals
Lee
Chs Om Orr Toe
Syracuse Transit Corp
Wadeborncoeur
John B. Delaney
New York Cental Railroad
Joneson
Syracuse Coim Machine Intry
Red Cross
Oher
Olver S. Cane
Robert W. Parkinson
Alfred J. Moorhead
Frank
Mimeiski
CROSS
Solvay May Primary Signals Party Power Shifts
In Solvay local politics, Democrats seek gains against Republicans as voters prepare for a March 13 election in Onondaga County. Incumbents tout community improvements while challengers attack administration inefficiencies, focusing on streets, sewers, and safety patrols.
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Solvay
Onon
cMervers
Fedes
Ch Minorcy Party
Jewish Services Planned for Memorial Day Observance
The Jewish community schedules a memorial service directed by Rev. H.E. Siman and Rabbi B. Raphi for Concord on May 2 with the Talmud Torah department of the Jewish Community School and Young Refugees in attendance. The event honors wartime service and features readings from Prophets and prayers led by designated leaders.
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Roy O
tAmiahke
HE. Siman
Bnnglnce Raphi i
Berane
Stork
Chaim Weizmann
Rand Priedminen Offieligrine
Talmud ‘Torah
Jewish Community School
Wil
Young
Red Cross Disaster Fund Text Incomplete
The fragment notes the Red Cross disaster fund built from city donations and humanitarian service. It mentions a person named Heaion and an emphasis on a great humanitarian program.
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Heaion
Red Cross
Milk Bottle Case Settled for 1500 Dollars
Mrs. Marguerite Latham's damage suit against the city ended just before jury submission, settling for 1500 dollars. She claimed injury from a February 1947 fall near Mattyda that cut an artery and severed tendons due to broken glass on the pavement. Milkman Alex Shmokaluk testified bottles had been on the street for at least three weeks. Legal representatives for Latham were Jerome Sears and John Gates of Hancock, Dorr Bran & Shove.
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Marguerite Latham
Latham
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Ernest H. Band
Coin Machi Orvan
Yracuse
Red Cross Section
Daniel Mc. Sweenes
Mav
Cami Paton
Commiuniny
Roscoe Bourn
Stanley Maier
Donald N. Salvetti
Poey Aeake
Nice
Theodore Simons
John W. Nezynski
C Cimini
Rome
Stanley Duds
Jewish Services
He Hla
Cork
Bert Mayer
Tweed
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