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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1941
Page
6
In a subdued session traders favored buyers as contrasts in lists showed steady demand for motor shares, with General Motors and other majors trading modestly. Noted names included Petroleum, Cres, and Glen Alden as activity centered around transportation and energy stocks.
Buffalo market notes show steady hog prices around 9.09 per weight unit with bids near 2. week comparisons indicate gains for some weights and declines for others. Cattle receipts include steers, heifers, and bulls with light to moderate demand and varying prices, while hogs show steady to higher tendencies in the latest week.
Three plays by college women were presented as a benefit for the American Association of University Women Fellowship. Mrs BR Ly Powers reported a profit over 33 dollars, with Mrs Lurbert A Blasi directing. Intermissions featured performances by Peedarick Lustig on accordions and singers.
Market reports detail beet prices and a broad range of produce from New York area wholesalers. Prices for beans, tomatoes, and other vegetables appear with changing offers and regional receipts noted, alongside currency and market commentary.
A couple from Syracuse marked their 49th anniversary, with Mrs. Les O'Brien and their seven children in attendance. The event highlighted the family celebrations but noted that some relatives could not attend.
A fragment describes a bustling sale event at TPVLiRE with 3,503 items listed between sellers and buyers. It mentions Kam, buyers, and 23 salesmen participating, indicating strong market demand and a large attendance despite garbled text.
Police report a man injured in a street fight is hospitalized at Low Memorial Hospital. Another person is in custody following the incident as investigators and doctors examine x rays for possible skull fracture. Officers led by Edward J. Deve are pursuing leads with neighbors providing statements.
The Rev Wale dee Tibbétts of Giardvilis Pa will conduct a church evangelistic series at the Tramsaudt Beepitlaa Church. The schedule runs from May 29 to May 26 with topics including The Glory of the Church and Who to an American, Anz war. White and dollar notes appear, price for evangelism listed as £20.
The article notes nominees for Lewis County District Attorney including incumbent Joseph W. Singner and Arthur W. Matton among three expected to file statements. The sheriff’s office is the only other vacancy this year with Alport A. Scholl, the incumbent, having announced but not yet asserting candidacy. No other names are yet entered.
Vague OCR fragment describes the May 12 local election in Owego for the Sage 2 group and county Home Demonstration unit. Details are garbled but reference to a Monday vote, a group meeting at a home, and amounts like 1374 appear as costs or funds.
Clarkson College seniors, Thre are E Bruce Powell Valtynd Patani and RB. Weller Prince, won first, second, and third prizes in the annual problem contest conducted by the institute. First prize is $200 with $36 for other placements. Winners will be presented in Chicago with eight students and two faculty members.
Five members of the Oneonta Schon History Cup travel to Syracuse for the Short Eastern Student Conference. After the United States Congress, each student will intern on a committee assignment. Attendees include Hobery Choon, president. Dorothy Jane Goldsmith. Hertha Wake. Wolet Bonser. Julie Hurdleston accompanies the group with the faculty adviser.
Dean of women Entec Hilien of Sertengu University will be principal speaker at the Jefferson County Association of the Syracuse Alumni meeting. Stome Street Presbyterian Church hosts Monday at 6:45 pm with campus pictures shown by Chastes a.f Lee Jr, field secretary. Clayton 5, ingison of Watertown is president of the county association.
May call prompts thirteen replacements to be sent by the Potsdam induction station on May 28. Fifteen recruits were sent last Thursday. several men are rejected. Names listed include Peter J. Arding and Clifford A. Oakes among others. four men will be sent to the induction center on June 2.
Freshmen will be interviewed on Wednesday May 24 for the upcoming school year admissions. About 24 students from the class, chosen by the faculty committee, will undergo personal interviews following the entrance exam. Admittance to enrollment is contingent on the written assessment and interview results.
The Tri County Bagel League begins its 14 season schedule tomorrow May 7 with six teams entered. Teams include Evans 31Ms, Plans of the Adirondack League Nast season, Edwards, Douxik, Lyons gals, Dinduon Barracks exid Pine Ca.
Mrs Anna Aimy, 62, of 421 Allea Street, suffered chest and facial lacerations after a fall yesterday afternoon. She is being attended by Dr. Winn Fiver.
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