Adirondack Thunderstorm Spreads Fury Between Saranac Lake and Tupper Lake
Roaming Reporter describes a sudden Adirondack thunderstorm between Saranac Lake and Tupper Lake with lightning, heavy rain, and flooded roads. He notes rapid weather shifts, compares it to Syracuse storms, and observes minimal damage despite spectacular display. The piece also covers Adirondack horse riding on旧 rail bed, highway improvements, and resort revival outlook. Canton to adopt daylight time next month.
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Adirondack
Saranac Lake
Tupper Lake
Verr
Driver Robbed After Accepting Drinks in Car Incident
A driver was robbed after accepting drinks in his car following an invitation from a stranger at 316 Boulevard. The unfolding incident occurred as the individual, described as unverified, lured the driver into the vehicle, leading to the theft. Local police are investigating the encounter and reviewing surveillance for leads.
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Willie Ee
Weather map shows millibar and inch scales on isobars
Weather map preview notes millibar and inch calibrations at isobar ends. When isobars run north south units labeled by end, and when curved or lateral western end shows tides while eastern shows millibars. District forecast mentions showers from Atlantic and Gulf States with low pressure in Ohio Valley.
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Runorth
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Father Shea to join Jesuit mission to Philippines
The Rev. Arthur Shea of 349 South Wilbur Avenue will join 14 other Jesuit missionaries leaving New York City for service in the Philippine Islands. Ten are priests sent for an indefinite period. five are scholastics who will study three years before returning for theology. A departure ceremony is set for Sunday night at St. Ignatius Loyola Church on 84th Street and Park Avenue with a reception in the Loyola schoolyard afterward.
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Father Shea
Philippines
Arthur Shea
Daniel M. Shea
South Wilbur Avenue
New York City
Philippine Islands
Church of
St. Ignatius Loyola
84Th Street
Park Avenue
Loyola
Youth Gets Jail For Gasoline Theft From Road Roller
Three youths were captured by Trooper Wiliam Keeley and arraigned in Baldwinsville on petty larceny charges for stealing several gallons of gasoline from a Town of Lysander road roller. Harold Hudson, 19, received 90 days and 10 days extra for license violations. Raymond Abel, 24, got a 60 day suspended term with restraint. Earl Gould, 18, held for hearing on $500 bail after pleading not guilty.
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Wiliam Keeley
Baldwinsville
Wright’s Corners
Harold Hudson
R. D
Treoner Keeley
Raymond Abel
Northwestern
Earl Gould
Lock Street
Syracuse Man Pleads Guilty to Speeding in Utica
Frank Di Perna of Syracuse pleaded guilty to speeding in the Oriskany Street West district and was fined 15 dollars by City Judge H. Myron Lewis. The 41 year old resident of 337 Gifford Street faced the ticket in Utica on May 30.
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Utica
Frank di Perna
Gifford Street
Syracuse
H. Myron Lewis
Oriskany Street West
Syracuse Census Urges Uncounted Residents to Notify Officials
William C. Kendrick urges Syracuse residents not yet enumerated to contact district census headquarters in the Empire Building. The Syracuse Herald Journal cooperates with the census bureau to publish a form for reachability and urges rapid completion of the census.
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William C.kendrick
Empire Building
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Census correction form request to include missing residents
The notice asks anyone not listed in the 16th Decennial Census of Population to file the blank form and send it to Census Supervisor Frank W. Baker or call 26698. It mentions family members and asks which option is desired regarding address checks and inclusion.
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Frank W. Baker
Newsboys Targeted by Red Haired Con Man
Police hunt a petty swindler described as red haired with missing teeth who shook down three newsboys for small sums. Joseph Frank 12, Eugene Basto 12, and Louis Hassenplug 10 lost 50 cents 25 cents and 1.65 respectively after being asked to deliver notes for supposed larger payments. one boy loaned the money and the man vanished after the errands.
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Joseph Frank
Burnet Avenue
Eugene Basto
Louis Hassenplug
North Wilbur Avenue
Hassenplug
East Reecesake Adventey
John Fitzgibbons
Veterans debates wartime tactics and aid while local court cases arise
World War veteran Werner S Haremaker of 133 Aberdeen Ter argues for heavy Allied aid and disposal of military textbooks as the war diverges from World War I. Edward Smyth of 537 Park Ave pleads guilty to driving without a license, fined $3. Robert Cavanaugh of 219 Park Ave also fined $3 for letting an unlicensed driver operate his car. Miniature life necessity models and wage charts shown at E W Edwards & Sons. Onondaga Grange outing at Camp Brockway plans announced. Holton V Noyes and Berne A Pyrke to speak at eastern agricultural meeting in Onondaga Hotel. Hilda M Johanson and Betty Jane O Neill arrive at Annapolis for week of social activities with Middies. Mrs Mabel E Meigs recognized for 66th birthday at East Syracuse Masonic Temple. she taught 33 years before retiring in 1935.
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Edward Smyth
Park Avenue
Syracuse
Justice of the Peace
Harold S. Adcock
Robert Cavanaugh
Smyth
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hilda M. Johanson
G. C. Johanson
Fellows Avenue
Betty Jane O'Neill
Herbert L. Smith
Victoria Place
Onondaga
Order of Eastern Star
Mabel E. Meigs
East Syracuse
Syracusan preserves handwritten America hymn origin
Laurence A. Johnson displays a 1885 handwritten sheet of Samuel Francis Smith’s lyrics to America. The note shows the 1832 origin and 1885 copy date, with Smith born 1808 in Boston, his Harvard and Andover training, Baptist ministry, and roles at Waterville College and Christian publications.
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Samuel Francis Smith
Amer
Smith
America
Laurence A. Johnson
Kuhl Avenue
Johnson
Boston
Mass
Harvard College
Andover ‘Theological Seminary
Baptist Church
Waterville
The
Christian Review
Theological School
Park Street Church
Johnson's Food, Inc
Local Census Forms Routed To Supervisors For Completion
Mr Kendrick stated forms for unenumerated residents will be mailed to Frank W Baker district supervisor at 740 Empire Theater Building and to residents with telephones, urging those not yet enumerated to assist in finishing the task as reported in the Syracuse Herald Journal.
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Baker
Mr. Kendrick
Kendrick
Frank W. Baker
Empire Theater
Syracuse
New York
Empire Theater Building
Suy
Nasiaes Syracuse Herald-Journal
Hanna leaves WIBX for WESG Ithaca manager post
Michael R. Hanna, who served 1.5 years as director of public relations and education for WIBX, departed to become manager of WESG in Ithaca. The move shifts an on air and community education role to a new market leadership position.
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Michael R. Hanna
WIBX
WESG
Ithaca
Mission movement forms Syracuse chapter leadership
Rev. Alfred H. Rapp was named recording secretary of the National Christian Mission at a Syracuse Chamber of Commerce session. Thirty speakers spoke as 46 Syracuse churches pledged to participate, guaranteeing half the $3,000 goal. Dr. Lynn J. Radcliffe said plans will be carried forward with broad Protestant church support.
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Alfred H. Rapp
Plymouth Congregational Church
National Christian Mission
Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce
Lynn J. Radcliffe
Three Syracuse Graduates Obtain Teaching Posts
Three Syracuse University graduates, from the College of Home Economics and the School of Education, were named teachers. Willa M. Tompkins will teach home economics at Johnstown High School, Betty Ann Akin at Mexico Central School, and Kathrina Peckham at Williamson High School.
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College of Home Economics
School of Education
Syracuse University
Harry
Mexico Central School
Kathrina Peckham
Guy ©. Peckham
Primrose Avenue
Williamson High School
Belgium 4 H Club Benefit Supper Planned
Belgium 4 H Club members will serve a benefit supper Saturday from 5 to 8 30 P M in the Belgium School hall Part of the proceeds will go to the Red Cross relief fund George Chambers and Mrs George Ball are in charge with help from club member parents A radio broadcast on the clubs work may be heard on station WOLF Saturday from 12 07 to 12 15 P M
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Belgium
American Red Cross Relief Fund
George Chambers
George Ball
WOLF
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