Potatoes Scarce Across Syracuse Stores and Restaurants
A survey across Syracuse areas shows about 65 percent of 13 stores have potatoes for sale, with nearly half selling within price limits. Independent shops report better stock than large chains, and restaurants commonly feature potatoes at no extra charge elsewhere but not in every area. At Lakeview Producer Co a 150 pound supply contrasted with usual 6,000 pounds, while Abdo's Market and Loblaw's in East and West sides report limited or midrange prices. The Acme Market faced widespread demand and empty bins, with housewives flocking to the produce counters.
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New England
Nort Side
Mohican
Lakeview
Abdo’s Market
EL. Fayettest
Loblaw’s
Westcott St
Robert Fergu
Soam
Rain Delays and Repairs Hit City Projects
The Public Works Commissioner says heavy rain halted a Nelson street retaining wall project likely raising the 22 000 dollar bill. Oil and patch work are stalled awaiting better weather while 19 tons of deteriorated concrete are removed from the Plum street bridge. Steel decking will replace concrete as a road base.
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Public Works
Frank F. Harmon
Nelson St
Harmon
Public Works Department
Plum St
Onondaga Creek
Syracuse Spelling Bee Champ Lloyd Young Makes History
Lloyd Young, 12, of Lincoln Junior High, wins the national spelling contest in Washington. He arrives with his mother and escorts, tours FBI headquarters and the Naval Academy, and recalls last minute study and prayers to do his best.
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Gloversville
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval Museum
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Dahl‘gren Hall
Vaniver
Navy
McDonald Hall
Lloyd Young
Benson S. Alleman
G E Official Emphasizes Quality Control at Convention
Francis K. McCune of General Electric urged broad adoption of quality control at the American Society for Quality Control opening in the War Memorial building. He noted its wide scope and the need for all management to engage. 1704 delegates registered from several countries as Syracuse industry highlights the wartime roots and gains of statistical quality control.
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Francis K. McCune
General Electric Company
Engineer Service Division
Schenectady
South Africa
Sweden
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John T. Schenck
Engelberg Huller Company, Inc
Manufacturers Association of Syracuse
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Ward Memorial
Hotel Syracuse
Hotel Onondaga
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Camillus Cutlery Co
Marine Tank Unit Will Dine Sunday Memorial Day Drill
The Second Tank Battalion will drill at 1 P.M. Sunday with a get acquainted session to follow. Major William J. Sims, commanding officer, announced today. Refreshments will be served.
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William J. Sims
Colleges Grappled With Panty Raids Across Campuses
About 500 Cornell and roughly 30 Syracuse students aimed at lingerie raids but left empty handed or thwarted by campus officials and coeds. Cornell police reported minor damage while Syracuse warned students against disruptive acts. Across the country more than a dozen schools reported similar raids from Maryland to Texas, with universities denouncing destructive behavior and urging students to avoid actions that harm property or reputation.
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Stern
Cornell
Lef 2 University
Herald-Journal
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Michigan State University
Washington University
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County Welfare Home Relief Caseload Drops in April
County Welfare reports April home relief cases declined by more than 100 from March, with total home relief dropping to 472 in April from 514 in March. Veterans aid fell to 99 from 145. old age, dependent children, and disabled aid eased slightly while blind, child welfare, and hospitalization cases rose modestly.
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Leon H. Abbott
Police Praise Recapture Of Ohio Man
Chief Kinney commends three officers for recapturing Henry Cobey 27 after a chase in the 1400 block of Park Street. Cobey, wanted on robbery and rape charges, waived extradition and is held for Ohio authorities following a parole violation.
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John A. Kinney
Henry Cobey
Park St
Manuel Leone
Cobey
Ohio
Ohio State Penitentiary
Thomas ‘Stassi
John Mulligan
Syracuse University
Kinney
Stassi
Mulligan
Leone
Cobev
Rain Planner Maps Syracuse U Commencement Plans
Professor William O. Munroe leads a dual team to plan Syracuse University June commencement—rain or shine. If June 2 dawns drizzly, ceremonies move from Archbold Stadium to War Memorial at 10 30 A M with buses, seating, and safety arrangements already in place.
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Munroe
Peal
Coliseum
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