NPA Approves 1.334 Million for Four Syracuse Buildings
The National Production Authority approves four Syracuse commercial projects totaling 1 334 000 dollars. Schemes include a seven story warehouse at 450 S Salina Street 285 000 dollars and a Nottingham Realty shopping center at S Salina Street and Florence Avenue 785 000 dollars. It also covers a four story building at 324 E Fayette Street 200 000 dollars and Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation office space 64 000 dollars.
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Syracuse
United States Department of Commerce National Production Authority
Fleischman & Sons
S. Salina St
Clinton St
Nottingham Realty Corporation
Florence Av
Joseph B. Naselli
Eagan Real Estate Managing Agents
E. Fayette St
Seymour
Chilmore Realty
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Convict Bello Dies in Auburn Prison After Escape Hope
Peter Bello aged 58 who escaped the Sing Sing electric chair died in his Auburn Prison cell last night. Cayuga Coroner N L Woodford ordered removal to Auburn Hospital morgue for autopsy. Bello, convicted of first degree murder in the shooting of Mildred White in Cattaraugus County, was at Sing Sing on death row before commutation to natural life.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Auburn
Peter Bello
Sing Sing
Auburn Prison
Cayuga
N. L. Woodford
Union Springs
Robert E. Murphy
Auburn City Hospital
Miss Mary Ellan Doyle Dies In Utica
Miss Mary E. Doyle of 1168 Lincoln Ave Utica died this morning at University Hospital. Born in Rome she was the daughter of James and Elan Cosgriff Doyle. She is survived by a brother William E. Doyle of Utica and several nieces nephews and cousins. Funeral services set for Monday at 9 30 A M at Edward E Gaynor Funeral Home and 10 A M at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Calling hours tomorrow 7 9 P M and 2 4 and 7 9 P M Sunday. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery.
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Mary Ellan Doyle
Lincoln Av
University Hospital
Rome
James
Elan Cosgriff Doyle
William E
Utica
Edward E. Gaynor
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
St. Agnes' Cemetery
American Airlines Cuts 104 Flights Under Petroleum Orders
American Airlines plans 104 daily flight cancellations tomorrow due to fuel restrictions and PAC orders. In Syracuse, several departures to New York Boston and Chicago are scrapped while nonstops from other cities are redirected to increase Syracuse seats as overall service falls from 26 to 15 flights.
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American Airlines
Iy Curives
Wil Cae
Petroleum Administrator For Defense
C. R. Smith
PAC
George Wrighi
Syracuse
Enene
New York
Boston
W J Carey Dead at 61
WILLIAM J. CAREY, 61, general superintendent of the postal transportation service for New York and New Jersey, died after a long illness at St. Michael Hospital in Newark. He resided in Flushing Queens and is survived by a widow and several siblings. Carey, a Syracuse native, worked for the Syracuse Rapid Transit Co before becoming a railway mail clerk, was district superintendent of railway mail service in 1934, and was promoted to his last post in 1941. He belonged to the Elks Knights of Columbus and the Postoffice Holy Name Society.
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William J. Carey
Postal Transportation Service
New York Land
New Jersey
Syracuse
St. Michael Hospital
Newark
Flushing
Queens
Margaret
Anna Eagan
Mary F. Hendhen
Thomas Eagan
Clay
Edward Eagan
Baltimore
Mary A. Carey
Carey
Stamp Exhibit Owens Tomorrow at American Legion Club
A two day stamp show opens tomorrow at 1 PM in the American Legion club rooms 123 S Clinton St sponsored by the Federation of Central New York Philatelic Societies. Magazines publishers send journals for visitors and facsimiles of the British Guiana 1856 stamp will be given away. rare postally used valentines from the 19th century are displayed by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Cook of 300 Academy Pl.
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American Legion
Lawrence Cook
Academy Pl
Dance Tonight at Central School Gym in Dryden
The Student Council sponsors a dance tonight in the Central School gym from 7 15 P.M. to 12 30 A.M. to close the annual Tri County Student Council convention with a floor show.
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Dryden
Ban on Gas Fountain Pens Sought in Syracuse
District Attorney Jesse Cantor will ask City Council to enact an ordinance banning sale or possession of gas fountain pens in Syracuse. He will work with Corporation Counsel George Richardson, noting county supervisors cannot pass a countywide law, so each town or village must act. Cantor cites a recent incident where a pen burned a man’s eyes and warns pens are dangerous weapons loaded with tear gas and classified with black jacks.
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Jesse Cantor
Syracuse
Cantor
Corporation
George Richardson
Board of Supervisors
Not Guilty Pleas Filed In Police Court
Two men faced not guilty pleas in Police Court before Judge William H. Bamerick Amos R Kenyon Jr 24 of 849 Ackerman Ave held on 1000 bail with case continued to May 27 for possession of a dangerous weapon a .32 caliber revolver and cartridges found in his car glove compartment at 2 AM in a 500 block Warren Street lot Frank J Ostrander of George Street Constantia charged with disorderly conduct his case adjourned to June 12 held on 509 bail Ostrander was stopped by Patrolmen Adelbert Slocum and William Busch and alleged to be abusive during questioning
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Amos R. Kenyon, Jr
Ackerman Ay
Kenyon
S. Warren St
Frank J. Ostrander
George St. Constantia
Raisins Promoted as Rich Iron Source in Meals
Raisins are described as a strong food mineral iron source and recommended for frequent family meals. They are suggested for pud dings muffins cake cookies salads and sandwiches to boost iron intake.
Railroad Men Get $275000 Back Pay
More than 300 regular and extra engineers, firemen and conductors on the New York Central in northern New York may share in back pay totaling about 275000 under a national wage settlement. Estimates place back pay from 600 to 1000 dollars for regular staff and 450 to 750 dollars for those on the extra board. The north division employs 20 regular enginemen, firemen and conductors and an estimated 150 extras.
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Watertown
New York Central Railroad
New York
North Division
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Chimes
Willam M. Henry
Washington
Columbian Protective Association
Binghamton
Frank E. Mecomber
Degel Israel Synagogue
Ithaca Branch
Latter Day Saints
Miss Doyle
W. J. Carey
Owens
Ww Il
Cale
Chrl’s
Vy Price
Ihile
S. Selina
William H. Bamerick
Ostrander
Nigat Deat Filawalna Ova
Ana
North St
Adelbert Slocum
William Busch
George Block & CO
Bond
Salina Street
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