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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1940
Page
16
A Syracuse housing authority document lays out occupancy limits, income thresholds, space standards, and energy rules for Pioneer Homes. It describes parking, storage, landscaping, baby transport, and community rooms, plus a plan for five decades of tax relief and eventual city ownership.
Natick voters approve a plan to install artificial bumps on First West Street near the town bathing beach at Dugmond. Debate focused on liability for damage to vehicles, with residents arguing the safety of children outweighed legal concerns.
Three Syracuse women, Miss Kina Lee, Miss Garut Davies, and Miss Leo Allen, are elected Phi Beta Kappa at Smith College. Davies serves as president of the International Helmtn Club, while Lee chairs accommodations for the Model Assembly of the League of Nations to be held at Hobart and William Smith. The group will participate in Geneva events as Smith and partner colleges host delegates.
A son was born March 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stobinson of 412 South Inst Street at the maternity annex of Lee Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born today to Mr. or Mrs. Lester Welch of 35 Southirst Street at the hospital’s maternity annex.
Bathy Hels denies romance rumors with Jubis D. Rockefeller, stating the claims are false and that their relationship is only friendship. She says people should not read more into their ties and notes there is no engagement or marriage involved.
In Paris on March 15 a note mentions a couple who have traveled jointly for six years and shared frequent outings. The report also references Mrs Colt Fegglet and a lieutenant Karl Scherer-Steinbet Picnage, a Viennese native arrested in Varig.
Merton Barber of 326 Meredith Avenue narrowly escaped injury when a coal truck crashed into a stone wall in Leverton, Pa and burst into flames. Dazed but unharmed, Barber crawled from the cab before the flames reached him as the truck suffered heavy damage.
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