Police Expand Trash Law Enforcement in City Clean-Up
The Department of Public Works, with police support, tightens enforcement of the ash disposal ordinance. Beach and Bodie, directed by Mayor Freak Costello, led warnings to violators, with inspectors visiting and letters sent. James Pierce accompanied by public works foreman. Bench becomes first full-time police official assigned to the department to back the clean-up effort.
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Department of Public Works
Toda
Pezanias Police
Beach
Bodie
John A
Freak
Costello
Dodge
Bench
James Pierce
Public Works
Atea
Dodie
State School System Is Hit
New York state Democratic chairman Paul E. Fitzpatrick said the education system is in appalling condition and vowed to push the issue in the 1950 gubernatorial campaign. A rally drew about 1 00 Democratic women from counties statewide to promote party involvement ahead of elections.
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Rochester
New Yorks
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Priest to Speak on Family Theater in Geneva
The Rev. vanick Peyton of Hollywoo Calif will address a dinner gathering of about 350 Genevans on Thursday night. His visit, sponsored by Catholic and lay groups from St Francis de Sales and St Stephen's parishes, will feature discussion of the Family Theater he organized.
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Wnneva
Vanick Peyton
Rose Hill Farm Near Geneva Sold to Adelbert Welch
Rose Hill Farm a 300 acre estate with a mansion dating to the early 1800s overlooking Seneca Lake has been sold Adelbert Welch Seneca County farmer purchasing from the estate of the late Guy B Muchmore former Cornell University professor.
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Rose Hill
Geneva
Geseva
Rose HE
Seenea Lake
Adelbert Welch
Seneca County
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Cornell University
Regional Market News and Community Notes
Market offerings expanded driving lower prices as buyers sought fresh onions greens and other produce. The New York State Agriculture Department noted price adjustments while local wagons and commission houses reported activity and weaker demand for certain fruits. Community notes celebrate Mrs. Alfred Murphy of Grant Boulevard visiting Lake Superior and Wisconsin, athletic activities at Vassar, Syracuse, and Long Island golf, bowling, and a regional horse show drawing 2,500 fans.
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Jefferys
Ononjonga
Heaviest prisoner in county sent to prison
At Mayville WP the heaviest prisoner in county history, Miss Helen Wummer, a former Cassadara Hospital nurse, was sent to Bedford State Hills Prison for fraudulently obtaining 630 dollars. Her weight, noted by jail staff as exceeding the scale, prevented an accurate measurement as the jail scales only register up to 300 pounds.
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Mayville
Bedsford State Hills
Helen Wummer
Cassadara Hospital
Nellie Donberger
Rochester
Guilt Admitted in Gaming House Case
Neil Santorella of Teall Avenue pleaded guilty in Police Court to operating a gaming house at 309 Crouse Avenue. He paid a $200 fine after admitting the charge. Four inmates also pleaded guilty and were fined $10 each.
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Neil Santoreela
Teall Av
Crousé Av
Utility Stock Prices Rise After Court Ruling
New York markets reacted to a Supreme Court decision with a second day of gains for utility stocks. Electric Power & Light shares led advances, while Consolidated Edison and Consolidated Natural Gas rose. Several major names slipped including U S Steel, Sears Roebuck, Kodak, and Texaco amid mixed sector movement.
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New York v
Supreme Court
Jolan
Electric Power & Light’ S Co
Electric Power & Light Commons
Wealth & Southern
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Edison
Iarth American Co
Consolidated Natural Gas Advanced
American Telephone and Public Service Electric & Gas
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Sears Roebuck
J. L. Case
Fhelps Dodge
Kennecott Copper
American Can
Down Chemical
Eastman Kodak
American Woolen
X. Central
Southern Pacific
Richfield Oil, Texas Co
Pan American Airways
General Motors
Goodyear
Caterpillar ‘Tractor
American Smelting
Radio Corp
Northern Pacific
Houston Oil
Jamerican Airlines
Knockers Dinner Dance Hears Lead Talk By Dr Weiskotten
Central York area physicians and Syracuse University medical students will attend the Knockers annual dinner dance Thursday evening. Proceeds go to the student loan fund with Dr Herman G. Weiskotten, dean of the College of Medicine, set to speak before the dance.
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Drgmlins
Central York Area
Syracuse University
Frank Bersani
Hana Seela
L General
Edgar Neptune
Fred Woodruff
Charles Galagher
Weather by Wirephoto Morning Summary Atlantic Seaboard Cloudy to Sunny
Cloudiness prevails along the Atlantic seaboard from Maine to Virginia with scattered thunderstorms in Virginia and the upper Mississippi Valley. Some rain in the far Southwest and occasional showers in parts of the Great Plains and Rockies. Southeast Great Lakes and Ohio Tennessee valleys report fair weather. Forecast notes warm and cold fronts, pressure patterns, and daily timing from 6 AM to 6 AM by Dr Maxwell for Syracuse region.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Virginia
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Rockies
Great Laxes
Ohio
Tennessee
Estes
Tsodars
Brooklynites rally against Brooklyn slurs and jokes
The piece notes Brooklyn pride amid jokes from outsiders and a local anti slur movement. It highlights the Society for the Prevention of Disparaging Remarks about Brooklyn and its founder Sidney Ascher fighting stereotyping from media and radio programs.
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Brooklyn
Society For the Prevention
London
Hong
Sidney Ascher
S.p.dr.b
Ascher
Milk for Health ad sparks assault accusation in Syracuse
Police seek Jacob Pratt of Schaghticoke after Nancy C. Blewitt reports a man grabbed her neck and burned his face near her eye while a milk promotion event titled Milk for Health was in Syracuse. The Farm Bureau and dairy groups organized the board includes Pratt Kinney Wittman Snyder Seeley and others with Evelyn Schwaris named executive secretary.
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Nancy C. Blewitt
Milk For Health
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Miss Blewitt
Patrolman
Jacob Pratt
Schaghti
John Dixon
Theloke
Tomar
Parkjreau Federation
Harvey Wittman
The
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Thi Bs
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Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association
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Frank Snyder
Metropolitan Cooperation Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Herbert L. Seeley
Dai Operative Assoc
Smith
Rochester Cooperative Milk
Producers Bargaining
Harold M. Stanley
State Grange
C. L. Dickinsson
Cooperative Grange’League Federation Exchange
Evelyn Schwaris
Palmer Jv
Five Skaneateles Future Farmers Attend NY State Conv
Five members of the Skaneateles Future Farmer Chapter with adviser Euvan Randall attended the 24th annual convention of the Association of Future Farmers of New York State at Medina. John Tucker received the Empire Farmer Award. David Payne led the Skaneateles chapter as state chorus member while Charles Avery served as official chapter delegate.
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Future Farmer
Euvan Randall
Association of Future Farmers of
New York State
Medina
Miagara Falls
John Tucker
Empire Farmer
Lewis Wellington
State Future Farm Band
David Payne
Skaneateles
Charles Avery
Alan Holbein
Randall
Weather Forecast for Eastern and Central New York
U.S. Weather Bureau forecast partly cloudy tonight with a late temperature change. Tomorrow scattered showers and cooler, then through next Wednesday temperatures three to six degrees above normal. Normal highs 63 west, 65 east. lows 48. Showers or thunderstorms tomorrow night and Thursday, with rising temps by weekend.
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New York
Tomorow
Congress Today Reports Moves On Spending and Hearings
Today in Congress AP notes Senate panels meet to work on spending and foreign policy hearings continue on the Atlantic Pact. Commerce probes airlines with new witnesses as energy commissions discuss governance. A labor subcommittee resumes FEPC hearings and education policy debates surface amid broader fiscal talk.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Aionic Energy Compiitengs Commission
Gram
Senate
Welfare Department
Visi
Crax
U. 5
Serbia
Labor
WFEPC
Tee
Brown Study: Writer's Tale Of Wife's Affair And Color Shift
A writer recounts discovering his wife’s affair while humorously detailing a domestic color obsession. The piece follows his wife Frances choosing brown tones for their home, branding the room as “your brown study” and revealing the impact on the narrator’s outlook and patience.
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Janymore
Rover Boy
Art Festival Opens at Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Central New York Art Teachers Association sponsors a preview and prize awards at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Mexican artist Silva from Tlaquepaque demonstrates traditional art as Mrs. D Cervantes DeCervantes comments. University and local educators attend with a guest list of jurors and officials.
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Central New York Art Teachers’ Association
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Paablg Silva
Tlaquepaque Mexico
D’cervantes
Elizabeth C DeCervantes
International School of Art
Onon
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Gondon
Herbert Cate
John de Tore
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Frank Kent
Ralph Laidiew
Ruth Lee
Y Ruth Randall
Carl Roters
Marjorie Shattuck
Wilec
Pablo Silva
Syracuse Museum
Lawn Mower Salesman for New York Factory Representative
Job advertisement seeking a factory representative in New York for a leading lawn mower maker. Applicant must have strong sales record, knowledge of lawn care products, and ability to meet quarterly targets. Prior experience in home improvement or outdoor equipment sales preferred.
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Herald“American
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