Taber Endsorse Cleanup Drive for Syracuse City
Louis J. Taber praises the Junior Chamber of Commerce cleanup campaign in Syracuse urging all residents to join a citywide effort to beautify streets yards and alleys. He argues civic pride and education will boost health happiness and prosperity while expanding payrolls.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Louis J. Taber
Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co
Syracuse
New York
Mr. Taber
Boy Scouts
Phillips Appointed Crucible Manager
Nicholas L. Phillips, sales engineer for Crucible Steel Co. Syracuse, named manager of the Buffalo branch. He has spent the last three months assigned to the Rochester office.
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Nicholas L. Phillips
Syracuse
Crucible Steel Co
Buffalo
Phillips
Rochester
Syracuse City Critic Speaks Up At Monday Council Meeting
Syracuse residents and Miss Mary E McKeown challenged the city’s bid process during a routine council session. McKeown argued for competitive bidding while noting she is currently unemployed and seeking bookkeeping work. Ever the concerned taxpayer she urged residents to speak up for their rights, stressing government belongs to all voters. The meeting also saw discussion on a Harley Davidson motorcycle purchase without bidding and actions on tax exemptions and a smoke nuisance petition at the Associated Laundries plant.
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Syracuse
Miss McKeown
City Hall
Council
Police Department
William P. Graham
Leslie A. Doo
J. Milsom Richards
Richards
Syracuse Hosts Jurists Two Days of Court Sessions
Syracuse will host jurists Wednesday and Thursday for the Onondaga County Bar Association annual dinner at Hotel Syracuse. The Appellate Division, Fifth Judicial District justices, county and municipal judges, surrogates and notable jurists including Judge Edmund H. Lewis will attend. The Thursday session marks the second Appellate Division meeting in the Syracuse courtroom. The day will hear the Stratford Apartments case against New York Central Railroad with a $143,000 award, represented by Walrath and Bruce, with Hancock counseling Harrison. State Senator John H. Hughes will welcome the visiting judges.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County Bar Association
Fourth
Department of the Appellate Division
Onondaga Court House
Appellate Division
Stewart. F. Hancock
Supreme] Court
Fifth Judicial District
Onondaga
Edmund H. Lewis
Court of Appeals
William F. Dowling
Utica
Rochester
Ernest I
Edgcomb
New York Central Railroad
Frank J. Cregg
Richard F. Harrison
Stratford Apartments
John H. Walrath
Commission
H. Duane Bruce
Hiscock, Bruce, Lee & Mawhinney
Railroad
Hancock
Harrison
John H. Hughes
Bar Association
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A white straw frame hat with Kelly green taffeta bows front and back. The brim is larger than spring hats and it pairs well with summer suits and prints. It features a rolled edge for a clean finish.
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Crucible
Yokohama
Hirsh Jakor
U.S
Memorial Hall
Japan
Max H. Daina
Daina
Westmoreland Ay
Council of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of
Signal Corps
John M. Shannon
Albert T. Hollenbeck
Doolittle
Black Patent
Twinkle Toes
Mademoiselle
Rosenblum
California
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