Cemetery Group Plans Fight Against Red Tape
Members of the Central New York Cemeteries Association will discuss resolutions at tonight’s meeting to oppose a proposed state bill adding cemetery regulations. They say the extra reporting requirements would impose hardship and require more staff. Treated as guests at the meeting are Frank Lewis of Hinman Bowmen Monument Co and Mrs. Le and Hari Lutz of Lutz Monument Co. Officers Wesley B. of Oakwood Cemetery and Charles Chapman of Morningside Cemetery are reelected.
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Central New York Cemeteries Association
Manlius
Associati
Frank Lewis
Hinman-Bowmen Monument Co
Hari Lutz
Lutz Monument: Co
Afirs
A-Il
Campbell
Wesley B
Oakwood Cemetery
Charles
Chapman
Morningside CompSims
TPN
The
Cavalry Chabeters
Cemetery Association
Charles R. Chapman
Wesley B. Hall
Carlyle R. Campbell
Central
Airplane guarded by police towed for repairs
A plane parked in the 33090 block of Erie Avenue was guarded by city police until daylight. The aircraft, stripped of its wings, was moved to a repair shop. Other notes mention charity drives, local meetings, and a burn injury at University Hospital.
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Erie Bird
John W.W. Taviozr
S. Crouseau
University Hospital
Taylor
Raymond Cooke
Fragmentary Notices of Marital Belongings and Addresses
A garbled OCR passage lists names of individuals including Mr and Mrs, various surnames, partial addresses such as James Lganzel Adelaide Websters Mia McBride, and dates like March 2 or February 27. The text appears to catalog household or social references with scattered place names East Syracuse Salina and Air Base, lacking a coherent event or narrative.
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Rose C
Wolfson Srns
Lemmard D. Evans
James Lganzel
Eleanor
Ate Tirene M. Beteernut St
Williasg
Dotare
Florence Isaiah
Rosatine Rastant
Louise J. Jaccues
Adelaide
Z. Websters
Mia
McBride
Mir
Fao
Wilbur
Law
MTS
Tes
Swansea
Salina
Afr
Gaiman Ca
ezine G_ Patios
East
Syracuse
Joseph Teesa
Tmiz
Cas M, tGeraldineus
Fragmented street notice on city seat address
A damaged OCR fragment references a street address in a city seat area. It mentions Tyeenses Grieres and nearby streets Tsan ef E Sete m St Bia but lacks a clear event or action.
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Grieres St
Tsan
Traffic Court Notes From Sveedinge Impose Multiple Fines
A garbled court item lists penalties for speeding from 44 to 46 mph and 46 to 45 mph along with violations for improper left turn and careless driving. Names such as Charles N. Johnson and John R. Simmons appear with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars. Location mentions include Syracuse Cedar Street and Cortland.
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Sveedine
Farertesine
Stratisoute
Charles N. Johnson
Aba Cedar St
Wiggie the Spaniel Returns Dreaming of Home
Carl Ward of 108 Werner Ave reports his cocker spaniel Wiggie vanished after a string of misfortune. The dog, bought for 25 dollars, had learned street manners but fell ill and disappeared after leaving home Saturday. Ward asks for Wiggie’s return.
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Carl Ward
Werner At
Wiggie
Ward
Frank Eldred, Jr
Wissie
Red Cross Fund Drive Half Over in Onondaga County
The 1949 Red Cross fund drive in Onondaga County nears halfway completion as luncheon progress and sub county reports unfold. The campaign, led by Junior Red Cross groups and Howard Hurst, plans an overall progress report at Hotel Syracuse with more than 800 women expected for a Thursday rally to organize a one day canvass.
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RED Cross
Avuse
Onond County
Mers Weday
Eure Syracuse
Vodas
RB Crass
Eastwood High School
Patterson de
Women's and Co
Aoe Jay
Unitarian
Syracuse
Howard Hurst
Onondaga County
XN. Stracker, Jr
North Syrac Lutheran Church
Womens Division
Adis
Fred Jeske
WACHE
Edward E. VicNally
Scuss
Louis J. Ford
Women’s Group
Theodore C. Tahemasmerver
Lincoln H., Wiliams, Jr
Guilt Denied In Lottery Ticket Charge
George M. Newell, 71, of 142 Coolidge av., pleaded not guilty in Police Court to possessing lottery tickets. Bail set at 1000 for trial Thursday. Police say a three man vice squad recovered hundreds of tickets during the recent anti gambling drive.
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George M. Newell
Coolidge Av
William H. Bamerick
Newell
John A. Hinney
S. State Stand
Crouse
Treasury
Robert Holland
Mercer Weis- Kotten
Richard Currier
Chief Kinney
Army
Navy
Air Force
Quebec
Christianity Narrow Says Lenten Speaker at St Pauls
The Rev. G Clayton Melling told noonday Lenten listeners at St Pauls Episcopal Church that Christianity is a narrow religion. He cited the straight gate leading to life and urged humility and moral focus as paths to abundant life through Christ. Services run daily 12:05 to 12:30 with ongoing speakers and schedule through Friday.
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St. Pauls Episcopal Church
G. Cliayton Melling
Mir. Meiling
al Saints
Chareney
Johnson City
Christ
Melling
George C. Sherward
Christ Church, Hornell
Crucible Plans New Master Warehouse Network Expansion
Snyder reports Crucible Steel of America will open a new master warehouse in the midstate area with faster access to special steels. Completion of master warehouses at Syracuse and Harrison New Jersey, and a near finish on Pittsburgh facility, will centralize distribution to Western New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and the Northeast.
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WH. Snyder
Crucible Steel Company of America
Igis
Syracuse
Harrison
N. J
Pittsburgh
pany @ sitronzer i
Midstate
Pochester
Pourh
Keepsie
Scasioners
Plittsburgh
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Athe Harrison
Smetropolitan
Connecticut
Delaware
State College Heads Ponder Control Row
About 70 presidents of colleges and universities met in Albany to seek a peace formula in the fight between the Board of Regents and State University trustees over control of the $200 million system. A meeting was tentatively planned for this week, with no date announced.
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Albany
New York
Re Bells
State University Trustees
The
Association of Colleges and Universities
Verent N. Case
Association
Coleges
Case
Colgrave
Regents
Bands Honor Musical Dog at Air Bases
Caesar a collie German shepherd mix was killed by a car in Lyncourt. Thomas J Weiss of Hillside Street said Caesar showed musical pitch and would cover ears at off key notes. Mitchel Field and Ramey Air Base bands planned to play Caesar's favorite match as tribute.
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U.S
Imiay
Caesar
Lyncourt
Thomas J. Weiss
Hillside St
Mitchel Field
L. I
Wels
Mitchel and
Ramey Air Base
Puerto Rico
Wells
Paws
Camp Fire Girls Contest Winners Speak For Democracy Theme
Camp Fire Girls celebrate their 38th birthday with a poster contest. Over 20 groups and individuals submitted original works on the theme Make Mine Democracy. The contest closed as entries were judged for merit and creativity.
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TAI Fire Girls
Camp Fire Girls
Artgs
Syracuse
Rigie
Judy Simpson
Flown de “Lele
Eidcedge Lester
Myre
Eldredge Lester
John
Henry W Wolf
Theodore Marks
Clara Halverson
Lucia Halverson
Joan Delelys
Darchter
Norval DeLelys
Fairmount
Jucr Simpson
Fred Simpson
Phoenix
Syracuse Junior Chamber selects delegate to Brussels congress
Royal L. Day, president of the Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce, is named delegate of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce to the Junior Chamber International Congress in Brussels on April 22 2028. O'Day will travel via New York City London Paris and Brussels, carrying American product models to showcase life in the United States.
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Royal L. Day
Syracuse
Junior Chamber of Commerce
United States
Lfe
Oday
New York City
London
Paris
Brussels
O'Day
Merchants National Bank & Trust Company of
Lions’ Club
U S Aid Blamed In China Strife
The Catholic Yi Shih Pao editorial blames American aid for prolonging the Chinese civil war and calls for ending U S aid to the Nationalists. It notes an ongoing U S policy debate among Chinese legislators and church officials.
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U.S
China
Nanking
Yi Shih Pao
Paul Xipin
U. S
United States
Yi Shihuan
Hsi Cheng-Te
Ethalisis
Rogge Talk On Despite Protests
John Rogge will speak in Madison School auditorium Tuesday night despite objections from veterans groups and school officials. The board says no legal way to revoke the group’s permit for the auditorium. The mayor and superintendent say no grounds to cancel the event.
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John Rogge
Madison
Percy M. Hughes
Board of Education
American Labor Party
Young Progressives of America
Hughes
Cits Corporation
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Sydney T. Greenberg
David H. Patton
Gshn Rosse
Driver Injured When Car Hits Culvert in DeWitt
Jay Arthur Conley of Poolville reportedly lost control of his car about 2 a.m. yesterday in DeWitt when the front left brake locked and the vehicle swerved into a culvert. Arthur Willis of the sheriff’s office said Conley was blinded by lights from another car and failed to brake. Conley did not require hospitalization.
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DeWitt
Jay Arthur Conley
Poolville
Arthur Willis
The
Sheriffs
Conley
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Carlyle R.campbell
Woodlawn Cemetery
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
New York State Association For Crippled Children, Inc
Gordon de Hoople
Congressional District
American Pension Club
Washington St
Syracuse University
Edna P. Brandau
Harpers Magazine
Tracy Sugarman
David B. Sugarman
Dorset Rd
Sugarman
Collier's Ladies Home Journal
American Magazine
McCall's
Clue Sts—Technology
Museum of Pine Arts
Syracuse Food Broes Association
Tomorrote
Hotel Syra
Hesel Syra
Wiscellaneous
Herman Cooper
Hotel Association Imeeting
Fiszel Syracuse
Anta Centers
Hotel Syracuse
State Brewers Association
Jewish Welfare Board
Hoctel Onondaga
Niagara University
Luach
Syracus Coream Manufacturers
Mieeting
Syracus
Is Distributing Co
Hotel Onondata
Busineess
Howl Onondata
Dale Carnegie
Onondaga
Bank Life Insurance
Bes Union
Siscara University Supper Hotel
Srracuse
Dacchiers
Cosima S. Calenzino
P. Quaifer
J. Brron fHeien
Antoinette
Bia
Judge Truman FH
Preston
Sveedinge
Edward Garreson
Sivers i
Csense
Carinder Cantrel
Nerman
Kramer
Impronerr
Tam
Mater
Ric Teafuwar
Adiel Zin
ASTA
Bangkok
Siam
Norris EB. Dodd
United Nations
International Rice Commission
Asia
Dodd
Crucible
Newh Consolidated Sanderson-Halecomb
Plantard
Harrison Jare
State College
Camp Fire
Jaycee Head
Judy Rothbaler
Patricia Cary
Mah-keh-wee
Mary Grabosky
West Soiver
Uyana
Mary Lungelston
Mah-kahwee I
Coun Ay Line
Gederd
Germany
Ai Bar
Taday
Edi Polzer
Johann Polzer
Rio DE Janeiro
Canzoner Pereira Costa
U. S. Air Force
United States Army
Rogge
Afayor
Frank J. Costelto
New Orleans
Irving A. Davis
County Veterans Council
Henry Wallace
Veterans Council
Russia
SSIS
Smeker
Patccman
Frank
Zemo
Rail Ary
Genesee Street
Postoffice
Motorola
Stone Piano Co
S. Salina St
Kirtlands
S. Saline St
Lincoln
Atta
Hotel Onondage
Remy
Sandcfascopes
Aoteé Onondaga
Churchell Coal CO
First Trust
Warren
Washington
Colvin
First Trust & Deposit Company
Federal Deposit Ca
Warren ST
Hendricks
Gnondara
Rusco
F. C. Russell Co
Liberal Payment
E. F. Williams
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