Bills Indorsed At Hygiene Luncheon In Albany
A Albany luncheon endorses public health measures for syphilis detection and prevention. Speakers including Mrs Harold D Dyke urge national support and recognition for Surgeon General Thomas Parran and State Health Commissioner Edward S Godfrey. Health leaders from Syracuse and Onondaga County discuss education, early treatment, and efforts by local groups to curb the disease.
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Burton
Public Health Service
Edward S. Godfrey
Ded
New York
Crusade
Doust
Nypkis
Sweden
New York State
Syracuse
Health Department
J. G. Fred Hist
Hickernsil
Onondara County
Junior Chamber of Commerce
College of Medicine
Syracuse University
Op Wimist
Ciuh
Syracuse Manufacturers’ Association
State Takes Hand In Mental Case
Roy H. Cook of Baldwinsville seeks dissolution from Mrs Eunice Cook while she is a patient in a state hospital on grounds of incurable insanity The state through Deputy Attorney General Kane Heessen asks the court to require weekly care payments Cook has paid 5 weekly then 3 and recently nothing The court notes Cook owns houses in Baldwinsville and Syracuse and may remarry Justice Francis D McCurn reserves decision.
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Eunice Cook
Roy H. Cook
Baldwinsville
New York
Francis D. McCurn
Depury
Kane Heessen
McCurn
Department” of Mental Hygiene
Cook
Lessen
Baldwineville
Syracuse
Elks Honor Past Exalted Rulers Ceremony
Syracuse lodge will host past exalted rulers tonight with former presidents as guests. William J. Welch presides as judges amid a list of attendees including James J. Baett Charles Bedell Mordecai Gosnell Russell Harrington and others.
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Siumiltansousis
Syracuse Lodge Si
Bp.oe
William J. Welch
Edior
James J. Baett
Charles ‘Mo “Bedell
George XN. Crouse
Charles J. McGourty
George Ieee Mordecai Gosnell
Russell “Harrington
Moex S. Hende
One F. Mathews
Frank DL
Soresisky
George EL Swar
WPA Jobless Plan March Sparks Uncertain Protests
Unemployed WPA workers led by Paul Megsio gathered at 515 Butternut St last night and announced a march on City Hall Wednesday afternoon while the City Council sits. Organizers have postponed prior efforts and now vow a mass meeting to recruit marchers for a proposed storming of the City Hall citadel Monday.
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Avia
City Hall Citadel
Girl Scouts Discuss Coordination Plan With Syracuse Leaders
At Syracuse University meeting in Hendricks Hall Thursday afternoon plans to align Girl Scout interests with college curriculum were explored. Speakers included Mrs Pinta Crawford commissioner of Onondaga Council Girl Scouts and Miss Betty Farber president of the senior troop.
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Syracuse University
Hendricks Cha
Iblex
I Mic
Pinta Crawford
Onondaga Council
Betty Farber
East Syracuse Vies For Safety Honors
East Syracuse was tied with Syracuse for a January record of no traffic incidents. The town praised police vigilance in traffic regulation as its three village school patrols led by Captain Charles Kolo contributed to the record.
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Syracuse
Charles Kolo
Appearance Class For 4 H Members In Onondaga County
A Saturday program for Onondaga County 4 H Club boys at the Federal building teaches appearance rules. Miss Murice Brasie from Cornell University will conduct lessons on tying neckties, shoe care, and trouser pressing.
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Onondaga County
Federal
Muric
Brasie
Eib
Cornel University
Miss Revand Continues Musical Studies in Syracuse
Miss Revand, a 30 Sed, travels from Revand to Syracuse University to pursue further musical training. She assisted juvenile star Giles Keflozz in a school street project and discussed ongoing studio work with her brothers in Brook ye net, noting no plans for retirement outside of music.
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Revand
Syracuse
Juling
York
Giles Keflozz
Mise Kevandier Brothers
Reius
Court Clerk Gives Blood For Friend Transfusion Recovery Report
John De Augustine of 134 Moseley Drive was excused from traffic court duties to donate blood for a friend, Anthony Ciara, 38, of 23 Million Avenue. Ciara, in serious condition with intestinal hemorrhaging, received a direct emergency transfusion at General Hospital and showed immediate improvement per physicians.
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John de Augustine
Moseley Dp
Harry H. Farmer
Generat E Hospital
Anthony Ciarla
Ciara
Traffic Bill Sparks State Police Expansion Debate
Troopers guard attention as a traffic bill advances in two state legislature committees. The measure would create a civilian bureau under state police or a reorganized agency, allow expansion of the force, and permit appointment of extra lieutenants sergeants and the like under a chief inspector.
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Tae Pt
Valletta Endorsed by Solvay Republicans for Trustee
The Solvay Republican committee endorses Louis Valletta for re election as trustee of the Secord ward in the village of Solvay. Voting will occur on March 15.
Japanese and Chinese to Debate Orient Issue
In a pending discussion on the Orient issue the two nations are set to clash ideas in a forum. The debate will feature prominent representatives and is noted for its focus on policy, diplomacy, and defense perceptions amid rising regional tensions.
Flood Control Funding debated in New York legislature
The state legislature discusses a $150,000 appropriation to extend New York flood control efforts for 1931-32. The measure mirrors last year’s funding and is supported by leaders including Senator Francis Lee and Assembly members Irving M. Yves and Frederick W. dielloe from Yates.
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INS
Sia: Food Cohirel Commission
Loiay
New York
Francis Lee
Syracuse
Assembly
Irving M. Yves
Frederick W. Dielloe
Yates
Eggs from Midwest Force Prices Down
Widespread cuts in egg shipments from the Western and Midwestern states and Central New York henneries push prices down to about 3 dollars per dozen for top grades. Poultrymen say the low price makes profits impossible due to rising costs.
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Midwest
Mid- Western
New York
Foveal Poultrymen
Thorad
Mrs Adams Injured When Car Hits House
An automobile skidded on the pavement in Hickok Avenue and struck a parked car before crashing into a house on the grade near Caleh Avenue. The driver sustained head injuries and bruises, according to police reports.
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Adams
Hickok Av
Calehav
Peace Play Tourney Planned by Council
The Syracuse Peace Council sponsors a peace play tournament for youth groups of high school and college students. The event includes shared activities and organized programs with an enrollment gate for entry into the tourney.
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Syracuse Peace Council
Morning After Acidity Relief Pods Highlighted
A health product claims to relieve pains and distress from morning after acidity. The advertisement emphasizes quick soothing effects and notes potential use for frequent heartburn and digestive discomfort.
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