Chest Drive Aims For Record Community Chest Total
RED FEATHER workers pressed toward a third Community Chest report on Tuesday as campaign chief MacKENZIE urged surpassing last year’s 29.4 percent with 32.1 percent already raised of the $1,697,553 quota for 38 agencies. He warned the need is real and urged extra effort to fund cancer work and USO support while Factory Group competition grows among divisions for top percentages.
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Brown Gets Eagle Award at Camillus Scout Ceremony
Thomas Brown son of Jim and Francis Brown received the Eagle Scout badge in Camillus amid a large crowd. Council leaders Harry Etchard and May Ruppers chaired the event as Brown earned 58 merit badges, seven merit and three Boy Scout awards, with special recognition for service and leadership.
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Jim Aod
Francis Brown
Camillus
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Cove
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Mav Ruppers
Iraas Wera
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Dimacc
Pension Fund Receives 381000 Credit For Retired Workers
FRECISION CASTING Company and its subdiary say they deposited 381000 into a trust fund for retired employees. Arthur G. Chase notes about 2730M will be credited to workers in the five year old pension plan claimed since five years ago. The plan covers nearly 17 780 employees eligible for benefits.
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Arthur G. Chae
Historic Jerry Rescue reviewed by historians group
The Onondaga Historical Association hosted a review of the 1851 Jerry Rescue with speakers from Syracuse University and local writers. Prof L J Rayback spoke on background and era, Luther Sylvahn discussed progress among African Americans, and Constance Robertson described the rescue’s impact and researching the story.
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Grim warnings from RiehIman on small firm threat
W Riehiman warned of grim times ahead for small firms after hearing defense mobilizer Charles E Wilson outline critical measures. He noted a 13 percent allocation in defense materials and urged vigilance as Congress and local officials prepare for emergency mobilization and rationing to prevent economic collapse.
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Civic groups push voter registration for Nov six
Political groups led by Syracuse Auto Association and the League of Women Voters mobilized a final registration drive ahead of the November 6 election. Speakers included Edna M. Cowan and Laurence Van Dusen with Stanely Laskowski urging turnout, while critics accused candidates of campaign arrogance and questioned city fiscal policies and a proposed sales levy.
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Democratic
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As - Larg
Laurence van Dusen
Stan
Iley Laskowski
Isofr‘ant
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van Jusengard
Is Cephalt
Etter Curt Yent
van Dusen
Hoge Cowan
Laskaw
Demeter
Conan Sei Repuologan
Assault suit verdict in village dispute over damage
In a Supreme Court verdict dated Feb. 74, 7049, Paul Bouchard alleged harm from a stone thrown by John Leone during a neighbor dispute. A jury found against Leone after about an hour of deliberation. Mrs. Chre Bouchard sought medical expenses in a separate nonsuited action.
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Third Season Opens Nov 12 at Syracuse Childrens Productions
Children's Productions of Syracuse opens its third season with a show titled Indigo and His Cat on November 12. William Lynch co directs the project, detailing fines for drunken behavior tied to the event and potential jail terms as part of the policy.
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Thomas Hunter
Sumner School
Syracuse
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William Lynch
Le Moyne College alumni dinner and local crime report mix
The notice describes Le Moyne College Alumni Association dinner at the Onondaga Hotel with remarks by Very Rev William J Schlaerth and others. It also reports police court actions: 12 penalties from 10 dollars to jail threats for drunks and vagrants, including a 30 day County Penitentiary sentence for Charles Gallinger after a Paradise Grill incident, plus a public intoxication case and violence-related arrests in East Syracuse.
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le Moyne
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Gregorian University
Rome
Canisius
Niagara
Truman H. Fresion
Lower Easts Side
Charles DB. Gallinger
Park Ar
Onondaga
Preston
Gallinger
John Fogarty
Paradise Grill
S. McBride
St. Fogarty
Robert W. Young Preston
Onondage County
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Pai Vals
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Madison St
Syracuse
Spaniel Brandy Missing in Ridgewood Household
A cocker spaniel named Brandy, about one year old, black with white markings, vanished yesterday from 09 Ridgewood Eagiwood area. His mistress and household members are searching door to door. Brandy wore a new collar. Any information urged to contact local residents.
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Cerry Kwasigrorh
Ridgewood
Eagiwood
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Credit Men Of 3 States To Meet In Oct Conference
Tri state conference of National Association of Credit Men set for October 18 19 and 20 at Hoter varuze. Conference will include chapters from Syracuse Utica and Rochester with invitations to wholesalers and manufacturers. Leonard Isaacs Electric Company handles reservations and the organizing committee includes Cha rnes Trust Co and Merchants Bank & Trust.
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Varuze
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Syracuse
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ADOTS
Headline Forum Starts Tonight at TV Round Table
Panelists from Hill Cass Detate and faculty set to discuss major weekly topics. Includes topics on communism taxes and civic issues. Palmer, assistant professor of citizenship, among participants.
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Detate
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Palmer
Bishop to Speak at Five Episcopal Diocesan Meetings
Bishop Malcolm E Feabods will address five fall sessions of the Episcopal Diocese of Central at St Pauls Water top and other churches. Morning and afternoon sessions divide participants from women’s auxiliaries, parish groups, and convocations, with speakers on church law education.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Central
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Ach Macing
National Council
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