Forsythe Defends Secret School Board Action
Forsythe criticizes closed board meeting where Mr Dixon was appointed deputy superintendent and salary increased. The Herald Journal revealed details showing Dixon on 12 month basis with raises and Mrs Dixon on a 12 month salary, while Forsythe calls the secrecy confusing and vows to vote only in open sessions. Teachers remain silent as district faces state aid pressures and potential budget cuts.
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Syracuse
Concaster
Echouls
Linsnessid
Brie
Cleilan & Forsythe
Tueatayalah
Dison
Dixon
Herald- Journal
Fonthe
Bison
Mwerald- Journal
Mrr. Dixon Abhinshy
Clarence J. Hewit
Ersythe
The
Herald-Journal
Is. Forsythe
Syatem
Forsythe
Ubr
Mney
Ssracuee ‘Teachers’ Association
Taie
Watertown Man Files Bankruptcy Petition
Watertown man listed eight thousand three hundred sixty five dollars in debts and asked the federal court to wipe them out. A bank mortgage and other creditors are named including Watertown Savings Bank and Claude Enlareno. The filing notes a judgment of eight hundred fifty eight dollars and other disputed claims amid a Whitertown workman petitioning for discharge.
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Altea
Marci
Luigi Dev Srcenzi
Bavis
Whitertown
Fed & Petiion
Zost
Watertown Savings Bank
Aas & Morgage
Claude Enlareno
William Prichard
Tagen
Arthur
Quinn
Spencer Silat Shace
Bsebte
Older Boys Parley Opens Tonight for Central N Y Youth
About 325 young men aged 16 to 21 from across central and northern New York will attend the Older Boys Parley beginning at 7 30 tonight at Plymouth Congregational Church. Dr Algernon D Black of New York City will deliver the opening address on What Does Your Religion Mean to You. The event is coordinated by the State MCA committee with Fleet Baptist Church support.
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N. Y
New York
MGA
Plymouth
Fleet Baptist Church
Wis ‘T. Dellberg
Park Central Presbyterian Church
Tay Freeman Jenney
James Lee Blenwood
New York City
M.ca
M.C
Syracuse
Gordon Hoople
Harald Coon
Robert J1. Smith, Jr
Syracuse V.mg.a
Smith
Filo W. Lerke
Bors
S2lc
Fabrice Style Show Draws Over 300 Women at Dey Brothers
More than 300 women attended a fabric fashion event at Dey Brothers & Company, featuring Miss Freel and showcasing over 300 spring dresses with models. Two additional shows are planned tomorrow in Dey’s fabric center on the third floor. The expert notes a resurgence in home fabrication and rising fabric sales amid broad interest.
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Dey Brothers
Miss Casheine Freel
McGall's
Dey Frothers & Company
Miss Freel
Dey's
Ito
Missing purse from parked car in front of Crouse-Irving Hospital
Miss June Phillips of Marvell left her car at Crouse-Irving Hospital to help her father into treatment. On returning, she found her purse missing from the vehicle. It contained $35 and personal papers, according to Acting Detective Sergeant Fred Do Caslin's report.
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June Phillips
Marvellus
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Fred Do Caslin
Tieup Blocks Traffic On Fayetteville Hill
Weather caused by light snow disrupted traffic on Genesse Street in Fayetteville overnight. Deputies assisted motorists after vehicles skidded on icy highways, with 14 inches of snow noted by Weather Bureau and forecast for fair conditions tomorrow. air travel expected to resume normally.
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Fayetteville Hill
Genesse Street
Fayetteville
William Richer
Fayettevitle Ie
Camillus
Peter Hall
Thomes
Walton
Ariel
I Tel Weather Bureau
Pioneer Home Landscaping Bids Sought
Syracuse Housing Authority invites bids for landscaping on a Syracuse housing project. Specifications cover walks, curbing, grading, concrete, driveways, fences, and drainage. Committee includes John A. Duminn as chair and Welfare Commissioner Leon He Abbott.
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Fornss
Tanirague
Syracuse
Syracuse Housing Abthorits
Sperifscatiogs Melyite
Cam
Ués
Afteynooy
Is Commleter
John A. Duminn
Welfare
Cannissoner
Leon He Abbott
Alraus Iver
Ev. Ellsworth TL
Jake Rewell
Alliude
Mu. Tharly 10
Anniversary Day Rallys Attract Thousands Of Farmers
Washington March 2 Thousands of farmers flocked to celebrations described as non political by Secretary Wallace marking the AAA anniversary. President Roosevelt opened events as leaders including Koow velt and Postmaster Farley attended. The gatherings were organized by farm support committees to honor agricultural adjustment programs amid debates of political activity and Farm Bureau reactions in the Midwest.
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Washington
Wallace
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Dir. Koowvelt
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Wabsee
AAA
Supreme Coast
American Farm Bureau Federation
Midwest
Des Oines
Canadian War Blindness Effort Outlined by Major Dillon
Major Dillon of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind explained how wartime blindness prevention and support programs reduce hardship. He noted collaboration with government departments since 1815, and highlighted the institute’s research aided by protective gear, modern respirators, and training.
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Lendon
Ont
Reimels
A. MM. Dillon
Dillion Tid
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Insitute
Braillebrary
Ballot Board Prepares For Spring Primary Contests
Ballot Board gears up for the spring primary on April 2 as clerks prepare official ballots and election supplies. About 390000 ballots will be printed though few will be used, with ballots available to all enrolled voters though turnout is low. Sample ballots open for public inspection March 28 and polling places must be ready by April 2. Major races include the American Labor Party state committeemen contest and the Democratic Second Assembly District fight between Leo J. Falcone and William H. Kelley. Republican contests are limited to a few county positions.
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Wht Board of Elections
Sin Dan
American Labor Party
Leo J. Falcone
Willian H. Kelley
Manauip
Republican Party
Seven Reds Seized In Texas Amid Wider Arrests
Fl Paso Texas March 3 7 alleged Communists were seized in a sweep as a government investigator arrived. Authorities named Miguel Gaxace and Saadalupr Pecrozs two Mexican citizens, plus Frank Sener alias Sanders, a known organizer who does not claim American citizenship. Others were unnamed. The group has been in secret custody for days with no charges yet filed. George F Hurler of the Mouse Cainer ie Invests agency arrived from Washington with undersigned leaders in tow.
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Fl Paso
Tex
Dios Committee
Chais P. Fox
Miguel Gaxace
Saadalupr Pecrozs
Juarez Isber Leafers
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Frank Sener
Sanders
George F. Hurler
Mouse Cainerie
Ies
Martin Dees
Dtech
Washington
Thief grabs radio as owner watches near Seward Street
Fradatick W. Brure of 320 Sewned Shree wes near his home yesterday afternoon when a man described as about 45, five feet inches tall in a dark overcoat, brown hat, red scarf and gray trousers snatched a radio from a perch and fled. Police say a mistaken sale attempt preceded the theft and a window entry was later found at the scene. The witness identified the suspect as a non-employee of a saleman.
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W. Brure
Bruce
Tig ‘ Welahber
Patrick Fitzgerald
Seward Street
Mr. Bruce
de Wishowe
Brice
John Forsythe
Saleman
Woodrum Denounces Roosevelt War Motive Rumor
Representative Cliston A Woodrum of Roanoke Virginia debunked rumors that President Roosevelt would provoke war to boost his political standing He told the Buffalo Century Club that Americans wish to stay out of war and that no responsible official desires conflict The speech also referenced economic turmoil and historic war milestones from 1915 March proceedings.
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Woodrum
Roosevelt
Buffalo
Clistan A. Woodram
Roanoke
America
White House
Century Club of Buffalo
Attack on Miss Evans Spurs Police Search in City Park
Police seek a likely 18 year old and a second suspect after a night attack near West Beard Avenue and Kirk Park. Miss Cathe tine Evatt, 13, and another girl were assaulted. Evatt remained hospitalized with head injuries and facial wounds. Evidence found includes torn wood fragments and a discarded purse.
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Cathetine Evatt
West
Beard P Avenue
Kirk Park
Miss Evans
Asaltan
Cagials
de Heetlees
William Metyger
Vlinters
Eyins
University
Iospitel
Slens
Sheet
Metzger
Gers
Patt
Ling
May
Augustine A. Evans
Asute
Palmer Holden
Jim Brody
Frank Weber
Anthony Pislillt
Fred Metipowity
Jay Lane
Fom
University Hospital
Bill Seeks Lower Age of Consent for Girls to Marry
Legislation introduced in the Albany assembly seeks to reduce the age of consent for girls to marry from 18 to 17. Assemblyman Bernary Austin of Brooklyn, Democrat, sponsors the measure at the request of the Future Wives of America. He argues sociologists say 17-year-old girls are more world-wise and better prepared for marriage, while noting that two generations ago 17 was common and accepted.
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Albuny
Legestation
Bernary Austin
Brooklyn
America
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