Syracuse Business Conditions Bulletin Reports Little Change
The Syracuse Chamber of Commerce bulletin notes steady industrial production and no expected shift in manufacturing activity or employment. Twenty two factory payrolls totaled $1,175,278 for the week ending Oct 2, with a 3.3 percent rise from a month earlier and a two percent year over year decline. Employment estimates show 55,646 workers as of Sept 1 with modest gains from August but lower than last year. Stenographers and typists remain in short supply while labor demand slows due to few qualified job seekers.
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Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Bulletin
Syracuse Manufacturers Association
Onondaga County
New York State Employment Service
Judge Signs Six Eviction Orders in Municipal Court
Six eviction orders were signed this morning in Municipal Court by Judge William E. McCluskey. The orders require Louise and Emilie Sturdevant at Lexington or by Mrs. Caroline McMenamy, Bennie and Stella Saboni at 1100 Park Ave by Feb 1, 1949, Pascualina Tanna at 12 N. State St by Feb 1949, Tony Venutti at 12 B N State St by Feb 1949, Joseph and Natalene Dufour at 537 Bryant Ave by May 1, 1949, Marie Horton owner Santo Masterpole at 704 W Belden Ave by May 1, 1948, and John Munda at 110 Nelson St by Dec 15, 1949.
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Louise and
Emilie Sturdevant
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Diesa Verone
John Munda
Nelson St
Alvin H. Gorman
Chief Urges Extra Care In Motoring
Syracuse traffic chief John A. Kinney warns drivers and pedestrians to be extra vigilant from now until January 2. He notes last year’s 11 week period produced eight deaths and 337 injuries, with six fatalities in darkness and pedestrians aged 57 on average.
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John A. Kinney
Kinney
Syracuse
Chief Kinney
Night driving cautions slow speed for safety
A newspaper note warns drivers fatigue dulls alertness and that most accidents stem from speed. It urges motorists to watch speedometers and remember daytime safe speeds may be unsafe at night.
Salvation Army Plans New Outpost at Oakwood Ave
Salvation Army outlines immediate construction of a new outpost building at 213 217 Oakwood Avenue. The proposal details site development and facility purpose to serve community needs.
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Salvation. Army
Oakwood Av
Syracuse program features 1948 Olympic color films
The event in Marshall Hall Syracuse University schedules color movies from the 1948 Olympic Games and awards. Invitations will be sent to members who return a completed record sheet by Wednesday.
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Marshall Hall
Syracuse University
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