Lakelanders Seek Geddes Action Against City Sewage
Lakeland residents form a committee to urge Geddes to stop Syracuse city sewage flowing into Onondaga Lake. Albert E. Pope accuses city and industries of pressuring for a one sided arrangement and cites a $9 million disposal plant plan as a remedy.
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Onondaga Lake
Lakeland
Geddes
Albert E. Pope
Liverpool
Walter N. Pope
CYLY
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Pope
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
Onondaga County
Lakeland School
Walter
Geddes Town
Solvay Process Co
Solvay
Onondaga” Lake Reclamation Association
Common ’ Council
Walter Pope
Camillus
Vermont and New York Lead U.S. Maple Syrup Production
The National Geographic Society reports that about three quarters of U.S. maple syrup and sugar comes from Vermont and New York. The data highlights these two states as dominant producers in the national sugar maples industry.
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U.S
Vermont
New York State
National Geographic Society
Woman Sues Husband for Third Time in Supreme Court
Mrs Helen B Mattison sues James F Mattison for 650 claiming it covers 13 weeks of support for their three children after a 1947 separation. Judge Cregg denied legal separation. previous divorce actions failed. a jury disagreed on earlier divorce, and a 1949 adultery verdict was not guilty.
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Helen B. Mattison
Supreme Court
Mattison
Frank J. Cregg
James F. Mattison
Durston Av
Cregg
Earle C. Bastow
Jesse E. Kingsley
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Warns Mariners of Diamond Shoals
The Cape Hatteras lighthouse warns mariners of Diamond Shoals off the North Carolina coast, signaling hazardous conditions along the Outer Banks. Navigation notices urge caution for vessels approaching the shoals.
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Cape, Hatteras
Diamond Shoals
North Carolina
U.S. Army Told to Assert Authority in Germany
German student Heinz Luess at Syracuse University argued the United States must order Germans more firmly or risk Russian influence. Fellow student Bernhard Mueller warned Germany is a patient receiving four separate treatments as political factors shape the postwar outcome.
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Heinz Luess
Syracuse University
Solvay-Geddes Kiwanis Club
Henry Moran
Germany
Luess
Ger
Russia
U. S
Bernhard Mueller
Induction At Syracuse Club With Fuller and Weyant
Fred Fuller was inducted into the Syracuse club amid a sparse meeting with no jobs or means of subsistence. He was introduced by Walter Weyant and Harold J. Burns served as president.
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Syracuse
Fred Fuller
Walter Weyant
Harold J. Burns
State Supreme Court Clears Town Snow Duty Dispute
Justice Sears rules Jonesda County must reimburse Florence 2007 for clearing a main highway in 1948-49. Ruling states sparsely populated towns are not required to furnish equipment and manpower to remove snow and ice on main routes.
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Supreme Court
Clifford H. Sears
Jonesda County
Florence
Florence Sues County Over Highway Clearing Costs
Florence filed a complaint seeking $2,007 from Oneida County for clearing a highway. The town alleges County Highway Superintendent Walter J. O'Brien directed town Superintendent James Spelling to perform the work for the traveling public.
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Sears
Florence
Oneida
Walter J. O’brien
James Spelling
Wrist Watch Stolen From Home Worth 42.50
Harry Boschart reports a man’s wrist watch valued at 42.50 missing from his home. The theft occurred from a dresser drawer in a bedroom, with patrolmen Kemil Kocher and Edward Kinsella investigating the case.
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Harry Boschart
Almond Jr
Kemil Kocher
Edward Kinsella
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