Pair Awaits Sentences For Felonies
Two men pleaded guilty to felony charges in County Court today and were held for sentencing by Judge Leo W. Breed. Frank Everett, 19, admitted grand larceny for stealing an automobile and a washer, claiming he borrowed the machine to take his girlfriend out. Lawrence C. Dit, 43, alias Harry C. Morns, pleaded guilty to third degree burglary and second degree grand larceny for entering a pawn shop and stealing a watch and valuables. he described a lifelong involvement with crime, including past car theft and a prior escape from a correctional facility.
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Hotel Truax Fire Slightly Threatened Interior
Firefighters from four engines and two trucks answered at 7 07 A M to a blaze started by rubbish cans in a basement storeroom of Hotel Truax Likely cigarette caused the fire The room is fire resistant A booster line fought the blaze under the direction of Deputy Chief Francis Fer Ten and District Chief Lea Pachek with Engine Companies 3 6 7 and 16 and Trucks 1 and 14 and the tight squad on the scene
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Marjorie Dawson outlines plan for children’s films in Syracuse
Marjorie G Dawson, director of community relations for the American Motion Picture Association, spoke at a Syracuse luncheon about expanding the Council on Children's Entertainment. She described plans to preview child films with school groups and civic organizations, arguing good movies benefit both children and adults and reduce sentimentality.
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Evicted Family Offered Place by Local Resident
A World War II veteran named Cogger arranged shelter for an evicted family, after Mrs. George F. Moser learned of their plight and notified Chief John A. Kinney. The family sought a temporary home following eviction from their Clay County residence.
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Motion Pictures Seen As Voice Of Vicerious Life
Mrs Dawson urged that films reflect real life and be suitable for all audiences. She discussed the MPA plan under consideration, connections with Canada, and upcoming radio and advertising work. She cited California and northern conditions showing how movies can depict varied living levels and influence views.
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