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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
3
A local crossing unit considers claims related to damages on property near a street intersection. Details reference city authorities, a supervisor, and a legal dispute over responsibility and compensation, with mentions of owners and damages to property parcels.
A garbled report describes a police court payoff amounting to city fines and tax receipts. It mentions numerous odd figures and references vague offenses, with amounts like 498 and 558 in unclear currencies.
Mrs. Frain Roosevelt will deliver the dedication address at the new South Side Community Center for Negroes during Cornell University's farm and home week in Ithaca. Earlier she is scheduled to speak at Baijier on an auditorium program about farm and home issues.
Charles Pross of Syracuse secretary and treasurer of the New York State Moose Association will speak at the city meeting class initiation and today celebration honoring Regional Director Patrick H. Galvin of Rochester at the Gloveville Moose temple Sunday. March Press. has been actively engaged in
Under director John T. iclough the University Men’s Glee Club starts regular rehearsals at 7:30 p.m. in the College for Fine Arts Syracuse University. Of 64 voice trials, 43 will be chosen for places in the group.
Judge Nathan Aocison ruled Mrs. Ei jand ar cannot recover from Peoples Hospital Association over injuries from a hospital porch fall. He found negligence not proven as her shoes did not fit the surface. The case arose after her tripping on a rug and falling on the porch, while visiting a newborn on the premises.
A jumble of phrases describes large sums, shipping readiness, wagers, and officials. mentions packs, shapers, and plates with unclear connections to teams or events. The text reads like sparse notes on logistics and bets without a coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
A trooper from Troop 5 in Ithaca reports to Miami authorities that he was robbed of $1000 in salary checks and a mule. The incident occurred near Watkine Glen as the sergeant relayed details from the scene.
Outline of the regional conference to be held May 19 and 24 in Syra cust was presented at a Wednesday meeting led by Mro bert 4. Smith regional commit ion Finla G Crav ener of Onondaga Council and royal committee members. Theme is After 25 Years with business and group discussions planned at Hotel Stracusf erence ALIRIcL s102 Bemdrick Hudson region in York and New Jerse.
A terse note reports welfare cards in order under the county official overseeing public assistance. It mentions ongoing steps and a bureaucratic process affecting welfare clients amid a broader service program.
Fines of five dollars each were imposed on Cart L. Harvard of Skancatcles antey Hunt of Justice NT and a village resident for attempts to steal scrap from Willard Vite's farm. All defendants received probation and time to raise the funds.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Arthur M. Beach outlined a completed rewrite transferring supervision and enforcement powers from the abolished commissioner of panel safety to the police chief. The new ordinance is set for introduction before the Common Council on Monday.
Japan produces a new mighty Genghis Khan the oriental scourge of God whose conquests spanned half the world. Harold Lamb writes the first chapter of a brutal conqueror tale with drawings by Pierre Simon. Sunday readers see if a new empire rises.
SQLVAY initiates a local work relief drive at an unspecified location amid wartime conditions. The effort aims to mobilize workers and provide aid through labor programs while authorities support the cause. A death is noted involving Mrs Huff, aged 94, in a Seneca Falls home.
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Margaret Seneca Faalis and Mrs Hetil with ages around 23 on Christmas day, unclear context. No definite event, location, or organization is identifiable.
A reports desk mystery unfolds as the city searches for the missing editor of the Gazette. Authorities note faded handwriting and scattered notes hinting at a vital lead, with colleagues urging caution while the case remains unsolved.
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