Flashes By Nelson F. Pitts Substituting for Harvey Bareit
A lengthy column discusses the Syracuse rail projects, praising the New York Central elevated structure and contrasting it with the ongoing Lackawanna elimination plan. It highlights grades crossings, traffic, and safety gains, noting no accidents on the Central crossings and urging completion to reduce rail-related hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F. Pitts
Harvey Bareit
Beneft
New York Central
Syracuse
WPA Workers Stage Sit Down At Old Post Office Building
WPA workers near riot over 1085 relief projects gather in the old post office building staging a sit down to press demands. Director Lynch tries to enforce order, police detachment sent to clear lobby, tensions rise as mass meeting led by Falcone plans to attract public support for a general work stoppage.
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Old Postoffice
Lynch
Pinch
F Lynch
Old Post Office
Co.l
Image & New Rogues
WPA
Alsars
Wey
Massiotang Falcone
Ageto
jWe
City relief row debated in Albany with WPA clash
Officials across Syracuse dispute cooperation with the Works Progress Administration. WPA head Herzog criticizes city officials for delaying permits while Welfare Commissioner Aubott defends Mayor Maria. Aubott says Syracuse has not refused cooperation and Herzog’s claims are one sided.
Move to Rout City Stolen Auto Mart
A movement to clean up Syracuse market for stolen automobiles was announced in the name of the Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association. Better Business president Freak G. Revoir said police methods would expose questionable ownership. Information from dealers outlines efforts to stop stolen cars from entering the Syracuse market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse Automobiile Dealers’ Association
Better Business
Rawas
G. Revoir
Bankruptcy filing details with listed debts and names
Petition records show John Foster Feaver shop worker filed for bankruptcy with assets of 21 026 and stated debts. Loren D Sigourney and Madeline C Sigourney, workers at Skaneaisies, also filed petitions and list exemptions totaling about 250.
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Gtica
John
Foster
Tavergo
Loren D
Madeline C. Sigourney
Fara
Skaneaisies
Mysterious Home Shooting Injures Donald Sanford
Police say a shooting at 310 Fayette Street yesterday afternoon wounded Donald Sanford. He was treated at Syracuse Memorial Hospital and is reported recovering from a minor left-breast wound. Three suspects, including Elsie Sanford, are held, while others are questioned as investigators search for a revolver possibly used.
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E. Fayette St
Donald Sanford
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Aes
Mary Alice Reed Cast in School Shakespeare Production
Mary Alice Reed wins a leading role in the school dramatic society’s Shakespearean Tak ing of the Sarers to be staged in Mass. She is the daughter of Prof and Mrs Ernesteed of 204 Crawford Ave.
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Mary Alice Reed
School Dramatic Society
Otf
Ernesteed
Crawford Av
Lincoln Republican Club to Hold Fourteenth Annual Dinner
Members of the Lincoln Republican Club plan their fourteenth annual dinner at the Ozondaza hotel on a Sunday night. Syracuse at Mer ines will be the principal speaker and Peter Sdrazio will act as toastmaster. Louis Bucei serves as committee chairman.
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Republican Club
Lincoln Republican Club
Dante Sun
Ozondaza
Laifonse
Damies
Syracuse
Merines
Peter Sdrazio
Louis Bucei
Chars
Gripple Held In Gang Case Questioning Nine Youths
The twenty ninth youth connected to the so called aim enain gang of purse snatchers and pilferers was booked today at police headquarters by Patrolman Joseph Brisbeck who ordered the investigation into a age. The latest suspect is a 13 year old boy to be questioned with two other youths and a 24 year old cripple. The gang, described as a crime syndicate, uses small chain wrist tokens as identifiers and is said to be run by a gang leader who takes a salary and directs operations as a business. Lewis Burrill, 24, of 305 Formanav, was held without charge after Brisbeck filed information from earlier detainees. Brisbeck yesterday vowed to locate the mastermind.
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Enain
Joseph Brisbeck
Brilbeck
Suvenile Iteves
Cer
Chlef
Bribeck
Pige Carnival Queen at Mankus High School This Weekend
The Mankus High winter carnival ends with the choosing and crowning of the carnival queen tonight. About 180 guests remain quartered in Tomson Hall for the weekend. Cadets haul snow for an improvised throne as events include a mess and an informal dance. Sports include a Central City cadets versus varsity game this afternoon and a Sunday close to the carnival. Syracuse girls listed among the weekend attendees include Star Donnel and Ann Fraser among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankus
Tomson Hall
Clinton High School
Central City
Virginia Mothersell
Velda Smith
Anne Murphy
Betts Emmons
Caroline Anderson
Eleanor Boetner
Elizabeth Hesburgh
Mary Gansett
Aon Fraser
Virginia Hamel
Leona Hrée
Mary Ouderkirk
Eleanor Seder
Mary Cashman
Ann Barthols
Mersot Cheney
Janet Fraser
Elizabeth Lawton
Laura Geer
Bishop Foert to Address Holy Name Group
Bishop Walter A Foert will address Holy Name Society members at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception before the annual communion breakfast at the Onondaga hotel. Mass is at 8 o clock in the cathedral with speakers Rev Francis Sheedy Col John H Bryson and Charles ODonnell as toastmaster. Committee members include Dons M Johnston James Armstrong Harry Delbridge John Clark George Diniuff Walter Peake and Thomas Cahill Rev John J Tierney is moderator.
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Walter A. Foert
The
Holy Name
Society of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Onondaga Hotel
Francis Sheedy
Col
John H. Bryson
Charles O'Donnell
Dons M Johnston
James Armstrong
Harry Delbridge John
Clark George Diniuff
Walter Peake
Thomas Cahill
John J. Tierney
County to buy plant equipment for Ley Creix plant
The county’s purchasing agent Olver will buy electrical equipment for the new Ley Creix sewage disposal plant. Bids were issued today with an estimated cost between 2,000 and 43,000 dollars and a purchase planned next Thursday.
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Ley Creix
Olver
Curtains Vanish After Car Thefts At Elaine Strombers Address
Miss Elaine Strombers reports curtains stolen from her car at her address. Investigation follows as neighbors note suspicious activity last night. No hangings or related items found. theft disrupts plans and prompts local police inquiry.
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T. S. Crousean
Elaine Strombers
Tent Caterpillar Worms Cremated In School Furnace
Students in a Moses DeWitt School science class faced a chaotic disposal when large numbers of tent caterpillars and worms were burned in a school furnace. High temperatures over Wednesday and Thursday caused the insects to begin smoldering, leading teacher Mrs. Bessie Schneider to order their destruction to avoid a larger infestation.
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Moses DeWitt School
Bessie Schneider
Myriad of Friends Attend Ten Eyck Rites on SU Campus
Syracuse University joins a memorial gathering for James A Ten Eyck, longtime rowing coach known as the Grand Old Man of rowing. Friends from across the country will attend services at Hendricks Chapel and a memorial program honors his life, career, and impact on athletics.
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Eyck
Durine
Syracuse University
Rowinz
James A. Ten Eyes
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Miami
JemeIay
John Horroc
Thomas Kerr Jr
Gomer McXeu
Edward Ovis
Frank Stukisian
Kelston Weston
Frank Rice
Kenneth Buire
Commodore
Tommogore
Robert Lasher
WSER
Willem P. Greham
Lews C. Ryan
Jacob Gram+ Hen
Tet Eyck
Clifferé Goes
Pousa- Keepsig
Son Saves Mother From Bleeding Night Emergency
Stricken during the night with sudden hemorrhages, Mrs. Mary Cummings was saved from death by her son William Cummings who applied a tourniquet and sought medical aid. He commandeered a car, sped toward Syracuse General Hospital, was halted by bystanders, and escorted to the hospital. Police called an ambulance from Onondaga General to the Cummings home then to Syracuse General Hospital. Mrs. Cummings was described as in favorable condition the following day.
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Mary Fo Commie
Oalerood Av
Willian Cummings
Cummings
Syracuse General Hospital
Patruhnen Luebberman
Sicky
Onondege General Hospital
Syracuse Legion Dance Plans Tonight at Post 21 Clubhouse
The Sons and Daughters of the Legion announce Miss Edwina Brown and Jenn Stanton as co chairs for the Syracuse Sons of the American Legion and the Junior Auxiliary dance event tonight at the Syracuse Post 21 clubhouse. Committees include Miss Arnold Miss Jean McGee Miss Betty Fish Cecil Greene and Miss Dorothy Lovett.
Lincoln Equities Stockholders Plan Liquidation and Reorganization
Stockholders of Lincoln Equities reached a decision to liquidate the firm. Assets will transfer to a new corporation Equities receiving the issued capital stock, including 2,300 shares of Barchecoin Realty, Inc. Lincoln Bank stock held by Equities will be distributed to stockholders in the final dissolution, likely at one share per one share of Equities.
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Lincoln Equities, Ie
At & Matte
Ips
Linccoln National Bank and Trust Company
Lincoln Equities
Lincoln Bank
Barchecoin Realty, Inc
Equites
Equities
Public Health Work Outlined to Nurses
Miss Margaret Shevand, a visiting nurse staff member who recently studied public health supervision at Columbia University, outlined ongoing public health work at the Fast Tarem Visiting Nurse Teaching Center to the Visiting Nurse Association board. President Mrs. Robert F. Pond introduced Miss Shevand and four new board members: Mrs. William Broad, Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. John Tock, and Mrs. Philip Holstein.
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Fast Tarem
Visiting Nurse Association
Margaret Shevand
Nuree
Columbia University
Robert 4. Pond
Misa Shetland
William Broad
William Johnson
John Tock
Philip Holstein
Patriotic Program by Achrema Council in Larned Building
A patriotic program will be presented by Achrema Council Sona and Daughters of Liberty in the Larned building at 8 40 o clock Monday night A doll will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achrema Council
Sona and Daughters of Liberty
Larned
Solvay Man Celebrates 87th Birthday in Simple Style
Solvay resident Edward Sullivan marks his eighty seventh birthday recalling Solvay’s past when dirt roads defined the town. A retired Solvay Process Company employee, he spent 31 years there and later served as village janitor. He values a steady routine, smokes reluctantly, and enjoys his radio. He and wife Bridget celebrate a Golden Wedding anniversary in May with four children, including Dr. S. W. Sullivan.
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Solvay
Gerdes
Edward Sullivan
Lionel al
Sullivan
Bridget
A. Sullivan
Danker
William
Margaret Gaynor Sullivan
Ireland
Westvale
Felice Isle
Belle Inte
Saltivan
Tadic
Solvay Process Company
Solvay Village
Folden
3. W. Sullivan
Veteriparaem
Mt Marcelin
Iss Margaret Sullivan
Edward O Brien
Betvey
Thomas Capone
Bac Laks
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Rout City
Stolen Auto Mart
William P. Lynch
Anditer
Dente
St. Albert
Sanford
Willam EF. Rapni
Andrew Nelipoiewitz
Dersetire
Russe W. Aum
Dhray
Hayden
Donald Traci
Otters
Gripple
Igang Cas
Panko Susi
Martellus St
Rezalia Sienkaniec
Marcelluset
Wifred E. Hoffman
Suske
Clarence Uncklesson
Jesse E Einesler
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Holy Name Group
Lincoln Firm
Jornal
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