Political clash clouding election as parties battle for votes
In a heated campaign, Republicans attack Mayor Corcoran and the Democratic majority while Democrats push for faster Board of Education surveys and new grade agencies. ward leaders claim budget battles and council tactics shape policy. disputes cover school funding, street repairs, bus routes, and pool rehab.
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Corcoran
Common Council
Board of Education
GOP
Eneminess
Supeport
Ward Bixby
Frank F. Harmon
Enlisaces
Nyre Herp Achest
Bixby
Julius
Acuta
C.O.P
Republican Council
Krath
Roy DP. Simmons
G. C. PL O
Carroran
Madeson Boyle
Education E
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Diocese Receives Land for Day Camp Use
The Catholic Diocese of Syracuse gains property in Binridge on Cross Lake from the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent De Paul. Formerly a girls’ playground for St. Vincent Orphanage, the site will host a Catholic youth day camp under Rev. M. Shield Dwyer of the Diocesan Catholic Youth Organization. Justice Jesse E. Wonteesy approved the transfer, tied to the Grimes Foundation’s 1910 deed.
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Syracuse
Binridge
Cross Lake
Daughters of Charity of
St. ‘Vincent de Paul
St Vincent Orphange
John Grimes
Jesse E. Wonteesy
Grimes Foundation
M. Shield Dwyer
Catholic Youth Organization
Hills
Northside
Political candidate slate with party labels across offices
The fragment lists Republicans Joan D. Brockway Thomas Stor mer Pennen Temple John Ross for offices including supervisor councilman highway superintendent and justice of the peace. Democrats Kalusch Shenard Edward Bp Shenard Henry C Narison for county posts and councilman roles.
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Joan D. Brockway
Thomas Stormer
Pennen Temple
John Ross
Justice of the Peace
Howard A. Kalbngeh
Edward BP. Shenard
Henry C. Cnarison
Kaliusch
Teen Desk
Ail Bhepard
Charvion
Child saved as meat sticks in throat in Fayetteville
Uncle and neighbor savers pulled meat from the two month old baby in Fayetteville. Mrs Weekes found the infant choking and a neighbor freed the meat. the child was taken to Memorial Hospital after artificial respiration until an Onondaga General Hospital ambulance arrived.
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Fayetteville
John Cheekosky
Victor Turei
William Weekes
Chapel St
David
Cesaria Garia
James St. Fayetteville
Onondaga General Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Underground pipe and cable theft reported at $59
Police received a report this morning of stolen underground pipe and cable equipment valued at 59 dollars. The incident involved Mrs. Ethel Fine of 1207 Madison.
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Ethel Fine
Madison
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