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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1948
Page
10
A confusing curb meter caused motorists in a central area to misread time limits. Officials note a malfunction with the meter showing different allowances and penalties, prompting debates over enforcement and possible adjustments.
Syracuse attorney Paw Ro Slinenhan will speak Thursday at 7:10 PM at the Onondaga Putses Association meeting at the Taddwains Ile Presbyterian Church. The piece also notes confirmations, dances, and local civic events including a Boy Scout dance, a church film, a building permit, and fire brigade activity with various community figures and locations.
The report recalls a suspect questioned after an ax murder. Authorities reference Donahue of the city police and a potential tie to Anhyss King, with investigation details from New York State sources and a Washington Street address noted. No charges are listed.
A fragmented notice outlines an open house for Camp Find at Simei with a stone fireplace, infirmary, camp store, and staff including cooks. Girls will begin camping June 27 for ages 3 and up, with registrations now accepted at 71 Montgomery Street and Mix & O Fle, camp director Abnouns et.
The event proceeds with assurances from state leaders and city officials. Carl T Ballwor announces free use of building and horse barns this year. A lease framework is discussed if the state signs a new agreement, ensuring coop and venue readiness before the show opens.
University drama society plans to present George and Ira Gershwin musical Girl Crazy tonight and tomorrow. Director is Schweppfer with cast including Mel Sue Benjamin, Molle Gisy in Ginger Rogers and Judy Garland roles, and song titles such as I Cant Give You Anything but Love and Treat Me Rough.
State Regents to hold routine Friday session with officials and college leaders. Notable attendees include representatives from Cornell University and Syracuse University as guests at a luncheon and related events.
Masans received 50 year medals in a ceremony noted for honoring long service. The event highlighted attendees including local officials and various recognized workers, with remarks on dedication and community contributions.
Tests will be given to junior pupils as part of a school health program. The effort aims to detect tuberculosis early and protect students and staff, with coordination between the school health department and local authorities at Fort Apul.
A fragment notes a new 20 mile per hour limit set along a lake area. It mentions warning signs and enforcement entrances near Githa Tield and Long Ryvnelid with signs posted to deter speeding. The text references local authorities and safety measures but is garbled.
Di Page, a White Plains native and physician, is appointed directing role at the Ameliat lon Goys headquarters in Dhahran. He joins the Amal In one of the sehaaly programs, overseeing camping, hospiting, and chairs. The entry covers medical grants, vaccination, and sanitary efforts for Americans and Arabs.
A proposed Centennial event titled Centennial Spectacle Tentative in Archbold Stadium Syracuse August 18 through 21 aims to celebrate the milestone with a planned program. Organizers seek a catchy name and outline activities.
A Missouri couple's absolute divorce suit was dismissed after the court found no compelling evidence. The case involved Zein Hayden against Hie vile Many Mo Tarden and included claims of separation, with allegations of financial improprieties and criminal conduct. The judge ruled that evidence presented by private investigators did not establish grounds for dissolution, and the matter ended with no divorce granted.
Mrs Mildred Uagrader of 03 E Washington faced a police court hearing after pleading guilty to a charge related to intoxicants. Judge William E Bamerich ordered a fine of 200 dollars and suspended the sentence for a year.
A botched notice reports D E Fraiser named to the police force amid resignations and a shakeup. The new patrolman was to take over as the force reorganizes with the vacancy created by Sanoday’s departure and the cabinet’s shift in leadership.
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