Jury Awards 97000 in 744 Auto Crash
A Supreme Court jury awarded $7,000 total to Louis Giebler's estate and family in a four forty four auto crash case. The verdict split $4,000 to Louis Giebler and $3,000 to the estate of Bessie Smith. The trial faced adjournment and confusion in Police Court with Paul R. Shanahan unavailable. The accident occurred September 10 1944 at Darlington Road and Court Street, with Mrs. Smith dying December 1947 after earlier trials and reversals.
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Supreme Court
Louis Giebler
Oak St
Edward A. Smith
van Burenst
Bessie Smith
Paul R. Shanahan
William Bamerick
Earle Co. Bastow
Parcel Post Revenue Increases Amid Rate Hike Hints
The parcel post system shows a sharp rise in volume and revenue for the year ending last June with 6,085,000,060 pounds handled and 39,965,000 dollars in August reports, driven partly by higher Railway Express Agency rates and planned January increases. Despite growth the Post Office remains unprofitable and faces wage costs increase after Congress approved higher rates. One, two, and ten pound parcels will cost extra two, three, and five cents respectively. The service has rarely stayed profitable over two centuries, with gains mainly during World Wars I and II.
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Washington
Sam
Parcel Post
Railway Express Agency
Post Office
Dairymens League to Meet in Chittenango October 30
Madison and Onondaga County dairymen will gather in Chittenango at 10:30 AM on Oct 30 for the Dairy mens League Cooperative Association meeting. Harold Howard of Bouckville, sub district president, says delegates from the Saratoga Springs annual meeting will report on last year and plans for the coming year.
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Dairymens’ League
Madison and
Onondaga County
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Chittenango
Harold Howard
Juke Box Song Restores Doctor's Lost Memory
Dr. William Aston, 34, amnesia victim, regains memory after hearing "Because" in a Chicago restaurant. He had vanished for 19 months after leaving for the Mayo Clinic in 1947. his wife Patricia, 28, a nurse, rejoices at his return to the family.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Cafe Juke Box
William Aston
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Patricia
Dr. Aston
Chicago
Will
Rebels Seized Yosu in Korea as Rebels Face Pressure
In Korea the rebellion by Communist led rebels faced heavy containment as U S troops moved into Yosu and encircled rebels near Sunchon. The Korean government claimed protection by Gen Douglas MacArthur and predicted early recapture of Sunchon with loyal battalions contesting rebel pockets.
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Seoul
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Army
Yosu
Sunchon
Korea
Ssouthern
Federal Reserve Bulletin Warns on Inflation Risk from Bond Sales
The Federal Reserve Board in its October bulletin says credit expansion remains inflationary, despite measures to restrain it. Banks and insurers have shifted funds from government bonds to loans, boosting deposits and reserves. Critics argue bond price support fuels borrowing while keeping rates low, potentially enabling further lending.
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Federal Reserve Board
Reserve [Board
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Bulletin
Ted
Thomas Parkinson
Equitable Life Insurance Company
FRB
Bulletin Links Loan Demand to Inflation Pressures
The bulletin notes large loan demand without reducing holdings of government securities. It states credit developments have influenced ongoing inflationary pressures while goods shortages persist and a substantial Treasury surplus remains.
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