Bellevue Science Exhibits Inspected by Parents
An all-day science show at Bellevue School drew many parents as pupils presented about 200 exhibits under William T. Hiltaus. A live egg hatch in an incubator impressed visitors, with school engineer Robert Jeaning assisting. The event split into a Science Fair in the auditorium 10 AM to 10 PM and a Science Congress from 7 PM onward in classrooms. Honorary judges included Willis Carrier, Dr Grant Alverson, John F. Hummer, and Frazers R. Shingle. Active participants ranged from William G. Camp of Lansing to Walter H Powlesinne and Marie Thomas, reflecting a broad Education Association mosaic.
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Sehenley Posts 1939 Net Profit of 4.13 Million
Sehenley Corporation reports 1939 net profit 4,129,150 dollars on 1,260,000 common shares, or 2.52 dollars per share. The annual report, signed by Lewis Rosenauel and Lester Jacobi, notes an earnings rise from 1938.
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Sehenley
Win Corporation
Lewis S. Rosenauel
Lester Jacobi
Witt
Company Cuts Bank Loans By Eight Million Sixty Thousand
The report shows a reduction in bank loans by 8 060 000 dollars during the math period ending last Monday, reflecting a tighter debt position for the company.
Fulton Tires BlowoutCauses Downtown Explosion Flay
Fulton March 15. A Syracuse truck on Shore Street experienced a simultaneous right rear dual tire blowout. Patrolman Lawrence Murphy’s investigation found one tire fragment vaulted over the truck and smashed through a window at street level. No injuries reported.
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Fulton
Staff Pay Increases Approved Amid Crossings Plan
Salary adjustments for key staff in the grade crossing division were approved by Civ officials in a spring plan. Increases include Molten raised from 33,600 to 3,800, W. D. Kete from 2 to 3,210, plus several other promotions and pay raises for staff such as Curt R. Mortis and Arnold. Non-competitive examinations were approved for two draftees and all forces, with audit officer Lag Garcia presenting the figures.
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Star of UN Sgravue Grade Cros Commission
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Curt R. Mortis
Reker
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Deaftemen
Lag Garcia
Iostory
Grimaldi Denied Rehearing on Appeal in Conspiracy Case
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals denied Grimaldi a rehearing on appeal. His conviction on four conspiracy charges stands. He was sentenced to two years and eight months in federal prison after the conspiracy case in this court.
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Varifare
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Conviction Upheld in Case Involving A Lautair Case
An appellate decision affirmed the defendant's conviction in a disputed case. The judge noted procedural issues and remanded for further review of certain motions. The defendants' names and exact charges are unclear from the fragmentary source. The outcome confirms the prior trial result pending potential future hearings.
Sandlewood Trees Saved From Scourge
Membay reports Leta's crests of satdleacal fave teen succumbing to a long scourge termed spike disease. The forestry effort reduces pest impact with costly containment, cutting annual losses from S200 in Madras and $464 elsewhere, reflecting a hard but partial victory after decades of spread.
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Leta
Madras
Intix
Game Birds Suffer From Heavy Snows in Easton Mass
Heavy snows hit Easton Massachusetts affecting local game birds. Reports note decreased visibility and feeding difficulties for wildlife, with biologists monitoring impacts on local avian populations and habitat conditions through the storm period.
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Easton
Mass
Orchestra Men Ousted in Pay Move
A pay revision leads to the ousting of orchestra musicians amid restructuring at the city orchestra. Management cites budget constraints while players accuse the move of undermining performances and demand negotiations. Several musicians intend to seek new posts as the ensemble plans replacements.
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