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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1951
Page
6
A fragmented reader message references candy preferences, naming Buster and Chettie as appealing sweets. It mentions a 900 block Warren area and a “Reporter Inquiring” style, with casual opinions on candy crunch and nuts in a diet context. The text reads as a quirky local column fragment.
The passage presents multiple residents discussing preferred candies and brands. Fulton and Elcarlet express liking for certain chocolates and candies while others like fudge and nuts. Moorman McGrory and Wigard Perrott are noted among respondents, showing varied tastes in confections.
The article reports Taft attacking military spending during a speech before about 1,200 people at the Love Bankers Assembly convention and notes a defamation case reaching Louisiana's Supreme Court. Judge Bernard Cocke in New Orleans weighs in as the special judge, while Assistant Attorney General Eat Cutean appears in the proceeding.
Five persons faced circuit court yesterday over a case involving Sam Engel. The defense claims defendant's fund misappropriations totaled about 217000 with winnings and payments linked to Rayet, Tyber, and Edward Jove. The proceedings also reference Sime Jones and support from a mother identified as plewartet SSO Ue Taretenehn.
A report notes housing bond bids and a wide array of lawsuits. The piece mentions an expansive fraud case tied to dealers and a $182,787,000 federal program, with individuals like Mrs Reseda Corman and Mr Corrigan connected to rent and housing schemes. The text also references a marriage promise, defense attorney involvement, and a women led syndicate amid claims of damages and awards.
In Saratoga County a special grand jury handed sealed indictments in a gambling probe. Those entered pleas include Cassius Pond and Kenneth Ireland with his brother Francis Gornelius J. Sweeney and Jerry Lipehan named. A bench warrant was issued by County Judge Howard Ginsbrook.
The piece extols a Buick as an affordable first car with many features and a ride and handling quality rivaling pricier models. It frames Buick as a value choice for new buyers seeking comfort and capability.
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