Abbott to Explain Welfare Workings To Townsend Clubs
Welfare commissioner Leon Abbott will outline welfare operations at a Townsend clubs rally in the University Block Ka Na Te Nah chi rooms. Paul Chase, Townsend rep for New York, says the plan aims to cut county relief through pensions and lowers the Onondaga County old age and welfare levy from 89.02 to 5 per thousand. The act could further reduce taxes by 2,090,000 in Onondaga County within years. Also a Jackson Michigan note: Floyd E. Johnson, 8, will receive a high school diploma, pursuing college afterward.
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Leon
Abbott
35Th
Congressional District
University Block
Gay
Paul Chase
New York State
Onondaga County
Woman Saved By Daughter In Flame Trap
A mother, Blanche Clift, 63, was rescued from a third floor apartment fire on James and North Warren Streets by her daughter Ada Harris, 35, who sustained minor burns. Firefighters battled the blaze as nine others fled, including Patricia Harris, 7, Donald Goodnough and family. Fire Chief Gieselman assumed command. Lt Ebinger aided in rescue. Estimated damage about 1000 dollars. origin undetermined. Patrolman Boyle was injured in a police radio car crash en route.
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Blanche Cift
Durston Block
Ada Harris
Clift
John Evinger
Patricia Harris
Allen Heath
Donald
Marie
Frederick
Margaret Rhinehart
Heath
Donald Goodnough
Rose Goodnough
Shirley Goodnough
Edward W. Gieselman
Fremen
Ebinger
M. T. O’brien
James Boyle
Warren E. Havens
Lodi Street
Burnet Avenue
McBride Street
Havens
Frank Corbett
Boyle
Harry L. Gilmore
Court Rules Against City In Bank Case
The City of Syracuse loses a four year battle over proceeds from Salt Springs Bank collateral. Judge Frederick H. Bryant orders return of 293 506 plus unpaid interest and costs, with dividends already distributed factored in. City may appeal to the federal circuit.
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Syracuse
Salt Springs National Bank
Frederick H. Bryant
James C. Tormey
Bryant
Keith F. Driscoll
ReceiversHaight
The
Commons Council
Salt Springs
Common Council
Wooster Bouck
Haight
Driscoll
New Rochelle
State Superintendent of Banks
Court of Appeals
Tormey
Arthur M. Beach
United
Security Office to Close Early in Syracuse Field Office
Social Security Board workers in Syracuse will cut lunch to 30 minutes so the Federal Building office can close at 4 30 P M on warm months, starting Monday. Weekday hours become 9 A M to 4 30 P M. Saturday hours stay 9 A M to 1 P M.
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Syracuse
Social Security Board
Federal Building
Pirro Becomes Father of 5.5 Pound Son at St Josephs
Councilman Nicholas J. Pirro announced at City Hall that his wife gave birth to a five and a half pound son at St Josephs Hospital late Wednesday. The baby’s name initials reflect his father’s name.
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Nicholas Pirro
Fourth District
City Hall
Girl Bitten by Dog Treated at Hospital
Miss Mary Kozil aged 18 of 208 Oswego Street received first aid at Onondaga General Hospital last night for severe wounds to the left leg wrist and right thigh after a dog attack.
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Mary Kozil
Oswego Street
Onondaga General Hospital
Larceny Suspect Ernest Shanahan Arrested in California
Ernest P Shanahan of Syracuse, a Western Union clerk, was arrested in Butte County California on a grand larceny charge from Onondaga County. He disappeared Dec 14 1936 after cashing payroll checks totaling 1250 dollars. His wife returned 420 dollars with a note hinting the full reason for his absence.
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Butte County
California
Ernest P
Shanahan
Syracuse
Western Union Telegraph Company
Plymouth Drive
Howard Mosher
Mosher
New England
Culver City
Calif
R. H. Taylor
Butts County
Donald M. Mawhinney
Onondaga County
Western Union
Deputies arrest drivers in Memorial Day safe driving push
Sixteen motorists were arrested for alleged traffic violations during the Memorial Day safe driving campaign led by Sheriff R Auer. Fines ranged from 3 to 10 dollars for speeding, inadequate brakes, and running a stop sign, with individuals named from Brewerton, Vernon Center, Clay, and Utica.
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R Auer
Alton, J. Fenner
Brewerton
Merle Wade
Vernon Center
Burton E. Butman
Bear Street
Willis R. Merryfield
Utica
Enk Orzolek
Rome
Woman Dies as Memorial Day Auto Crashes Increase
In Syracuse area over Memorial Day one death and 11 injuries occurred in several crashes. Victims include Mrs Mary Ann Miller 85 of Rochester and her relatives, plus Constable Anthony Louise 33 of Solvay who was thrown from a motorcycle. Drivers Francis Wilkinson and Charles Fenner faced charges for failing to observe a boulevard stop sign.
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Syracuse
Mary Ann Miller
Florida Street
Rochester
Ely’s Corners
Cazenovia
Pomper
Cherry Valley Turnpike
Gertrude A. Miller
Olin Avenue
Perry
West Genesee Street
Mary Crouse
Seventh Street
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Velaska
McDonald Roads
Onondaga
Francis Wilkinson
Onondaga Hill
Charles Fenner
Woodrow
Marks Harris
Harrison Street
Bessie E. Bonno
Wolf Street
Genesee
South State Streets
Edward Schindler
Rowsland Street
Frank Terry
Robineau Road
Bradley Street
Joseph Remialdo
Fountain Street
Howard Carey
Groton
Salina Street
Hiawatha Boulevard
Herbert
Franz
Martin Walsh
Carey
Earl Besaw
Otisco Street
Charles Townsend
Stewart Court
South Clinton
West Jefferson Streets
Ely
Gertrude Miller
Genesee Street
Louise
Gordon Pine Rae
Heimemy
Reckless driving arrest after Sponable Curve crash
William Prahl 23 of Clay was arrested on a warrant charging reckless driving after leaving Crouse Irving Hospital. Deputy James Jerome picked up the injured man andJustice of the Peace Scott Litterly fined him 10 dollars. Victor Bennett 52 of Skaneateles improves at St Joseph Hospital after an accident near Mycenae in which his wife Lillian Bennett 52 died.
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Mattydale
James Jerome
William Prahl
Clay
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Caughdeney
Justice of the Peace
Scott Litterly
Victor Bennett
Jordan Street
Skaneateles
St. Joseph Hospital
Mycenae
Lillian Bennett
Presbyterian Pastor Quits Valley Church After 22 Years
The Rev James A Cunningham longtime Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church pastor announces resignation and retirement plans He will retire after a successor is elected with a June notification to Syracuse Presbytery Cunningham is a prominent local clergyman and former Syracuse Presbytery moderator The Valley church organized in 1809 and he began there after a 13 year Jamestown Pa pastorate
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Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church
James A. Cunningham
the Valley Church
Syracuse
Presbyterian Church
Cunningham
Washington and Jefferson University
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
Burgettstown
Washington
Pleasantville
Parker's Landing
Hickory
First Presbyterian Church
Jamestown
Onondaga Valley
Valley Church
Erie Presbytery
Pennsylvania
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Jackson
Mich
Floyd E. Johnson
Jackson High School
WM. Kuhn
South State St
Mee
Kempton
Weston’s Drug Stores
N. Salina St
S. Salina St
Lew Mepe
U.R.A
James and
Warren Streets
Greyround
North Warren Streets
Ana Reetttsaa
thean_thena
Pirro
Donald Heath
Marie Heath
Greyhound
John Ebinger
Nce
Mary A. Miller
Acceasee
IL Onondaga County
Presbyterian
Quits Valley Church
City
Salinas
Rose
Bledsoe
Holland
K & G Fuel
Jeddo Highland Coal
Rothschild’s
Raynor Ave
E. Genesee ST
Arctic
FORD
T. Burr
Keegan
Keegan-Henson Motors
East Qenesee Street
Lincoln
Moore
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