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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
20
The notes describe Miami weather warming with sun and balmy air. They mention crowds at Miami Beach and Bialeah races with horse pools, gambling debates, and new hotels. A grand jury indicted the mayor and city officials on unspecified charges amid ongoing turmoil and development in Miami.
Bliss warns housing growth hinges on price adjustments and market stabilization. He notes distress realty, limited government aid, and urges emergency actions while opposing a state mortgage bank as counterproductive. Attendees include leaders from the New York savings and loan sector and the Federal Home Loan Bank board.
The registrar Keith Kennedy reported 4 255 students registered in Archinold gymnasium with 196 Lorhers in divisions and an estimated 150 more students expected today. Sophomores lead with 1 239, freshmen 1 196, juniors 937, seniors 763, special students 113, and 7 unclassified. Liberal Arts tops college totals with 1 752. Business Admin 1 145. Education 511. Fine Arts 531. Home Economics 156. Applied Science 315. Records for Forestry Law Medicine Nursing pending later.
Tickets for the Police Ball are on sale from the Benevolent Association. Chaired by Police Chief Wii with honorary chair Tam E Rapp. Patrolmen Francis Grif fosse and BBA president serve as general chairs. Committee aids include Tagan D9 and Pascal Bennett among several listed names.
Antonio Marini, a staff member at Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco, re-enlisted yesterday afternoon at the federal building. He will be assigned to the medical department at Fort Jackson. Marini has served eighteen years in the Army prior to this term.
In court Y Titlebaum and wife sue Omnibus Corporation after a city wreck on Nov 13. The newly bought car belonged to Mrs Titlescum. she escaped injury while Titlepada suffered cuts and bruises. Plaintiff seeks 209 for repairs. Charles A. McGinnix represents the plaintiff. Sidney P. Hand for the omnibus corporation.
A prisoner with a 47 arrest record and three prior felonies pleads for a verdict set aside. Defense argues lack of proved entry and police failure to take fingerprints from a pinball machine at a Jackson Salina Street store December 24. Judge Frank Maipass reserved decision, with possible term 10 to 33 years as a third offender.
A weather brief notes a gale and rapid drop in temperature with snow expected to arrive, winds reaching 8 miles per hour, temperatures near freezing then rising to 39 degrees by morning, and flurries replaced by rain later in the day per meteorologist William HL.
A collision between a northbound and a southbound vehicle early afternoon sent one man 35, Max Kormeer, and a woman to University Hospital with severe head injuries and lacerations. Harry Miller, 47, of 919 Kirkapirich, was also involved as police investigated the impact at the intersection near Reebler.
Jak Harrsen Chappel, 43, was arrested yesterday in Carl Village on a burglary charge and a charge of taking an automobile. Troopers Voigt and Cornetti took him into custody. He waived examination and was ordered to await grand jury action before Justice Tom Davis.
Police hunt for George Wynkoop 16 of Dewitt and Daniel McGiar 2307 Midland Ave after their disappearance alarms the community. Authorities request tips as effort intensifies with local volunteers assisting in the search.
Horace P. Prout of Syracuse and MIL Reed of Constantia faced a hit and run case after the January 2 death of Constantia sportsman George Haynes. Prout changed plea from innocent to guilty on leaving the scene of an accident, with the court holding in session at 3800 nail time.
Captain Jos Gibson, army officer and tower field manager for a major New York sugar concern, died in Geneva Hospital on January 1. He served in World War I and was among the officers held in the war. His four brothers also saw action in the conflict.
In a terse note the draft mentions approval of funds for a power project and related works. The text references Roosevelt and a Western region authority, noting allocations and project scope though many details are garbled.
The article notes ongoing work to start on a winter sports area is delayed. Jean H. Abbott of the welfare department and a submitting box are referenced, with doubts about project development and potential impact on home relief loads.
Fragmentary report notes Nicola Gentile arrest connection and fingerprint comparison. FBI agents checked records but found no match with the suspect. Maj. Garland and national authorities reportedly did not coordinate with Gentile’s associates.
Probate records show Basil Aylesworth to receive the greater part of the estate of Mrs Car Ne M Gorell who died Jan 20. The will names trust provisions for Mrs Aylesworth and Claude Covell with a five year term and eventual principal return. An Utica attorney is involved in the arrangement in the surrogate court.
James J. Stra Araig mend a fw H scout under Tedny Ruurevele dar ce Strierant ws xhbs Ta wa Map tarta. He served in World War I, aided by a government pension, and was among organizers of the retired United States Army. Survived by his wife Mrs Strim, two sons, a stepson, and a daughter. funeral arrangements incomplete.
A man was taken to Lee Memorial Hospital after a shell struck him in the left chest near the heart. Dr. Bargid JicGovem treated him as in critical condition, with investigators noting the impact occurred shortly before the fall.
The Syracuse unit of the WPA and a state federal theater project sponsored by the American Legion post planned a performance for veterans at the United States Veterans Hospital in Batasia Sunday evening.
Fragmented OCR text mentions insurance law changes and figures such as Andrews and Meeks. The garbled piece references New York state rate debates and weeks of discussion, with stray names and terms like UNL and Peters, lacking coherent context or outcomes.
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