Flashes By Nelson C Brown Substituting for Harvey Barcel
Nelson C Brown discusses the Syracuse cityscape from Bellevue Heustts and downtown views praising tree planting for future generations. He critiques Carolina poplars in sewers, urges state wide highway tree planting, and cites Albany conservation efforts to create shaded, pleasant urban and rural environments.
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Nelson C. Brown
Harvey Barcel
Conservation Department of Albany
Syracuse
Seubert Ends Service On Tax Suits
The article reports the withdrawal of Daniel Seubert from tax suit duties under Mayor Marvin and T. Delaney, with Lee Olmstead taking over. It notes lawsuits settled and property assessments set, including figures for the Richardson and Hancock properties and ongoing appeals before Justice Frank z. Cress.
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Seubert
Marvin
T. Delaney
Daniel Seubert
Deeey
Canductine de Traais
Lee Olmstead
Delaney
Clayton L Mitler
Torney Stewart
Schuyler
Board of Assessors
Sen
Hancock
Syra-Center Realty Corporation
S. Warren St
Richardson Building
Hancock Properts
Warren St
Schraffe
Dugnel
S. Warirenst
Frank Z. Cress
Rapp Dinner Honors 200 Druggists in Onondaga
Chief of ronce Wunamme Rapp was honored at a Monday night dinner by the Onondaga County Pharmacists Association in the Fates Hotel. More than 200 druggists attended the banquet where diplomas and gifts were presented. Principal speaker George Mather of Scotia, secretary of the New York State Board of Pharmacy, discussed the fair trade law and its impact on bankruptcies and respect for law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronce Wunamme Rapp
Onotdaga County Pharmace Association
Fates
George Mather
Scotia
New York State Board of Pharmacy
Minoa Girl Rescues Boy From River Plunge Heroic Act
Miss Lasher a former Syracuse Collegiate Center student, saved a seven-year-old boy from drowning in the East River near Bellevue Hospital. She grabbed a dock cleat, lowered herself, and reached the boy but could not pull him free. hospital treatment followed for submersion. Her heroic deed, linked to past swimming and basketball fame, was undisclosed by the boy’s parents.
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Minoa
Bellevue Hos
York
East River
Drow
George Lasher
St. Mizoa
3 Lasker
Syracuse Collegiate Center
New York
Bor
Szeo
Irving
Beasley
Trrenty-sizth
Miss Lasher
Manet High School
Bellevue Hospi‘ale
Miss Laster
Greet Lake State Park
Stolen Car Loan Leads to Investigation in Cardiff
A man unnamed offered to lend $1 using his car and Garfiner Comstock stock from Cardiff as collateral. The car was taken, reported missing after the borrower failed to repay, triggering a sheriff led search and police alert. The incident highlights a faulty collateral attempt and subsequent investigation.
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Wren
Garfiner Comstock
Cardiff
Comstock
George Palmer
Auburn
Sherif
Edwin B. Auer
Armory Bill Reported In New York Assembly
Assemblyman George B Parsons announced the armory appropriation bill for Syracuse totaling 325000 was reported out by the Ways and Means Committee. Parsons, on the power-ful assembly panel, has sponsored the measure three years, with prior passage in both Houses hindered by governors or Senate defeats. Senator Francis L Medlroy backs a companion bill in the Senate, hoping for favorable action.
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Syracuse
Alebany
George B. Parsons
Assembly
Parsons
Senate
Francis L. Medlroy
Westcott Street shops report bogus coins in circulation
A grocer at 479 Westcott Street reported two boys attempted to pass counterfeit half dollar coins yesterday. Police, armed with a partial description, searched for a boy believed linked to the incident after Segar Confectionery at 451 Westcott Street reported one counterfeit was cashed in a rush.
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Wescott
Esterday
Countywide 4-H Girls Contest Set For Saturday
A countywide contest among 4-H Club girls in cooking clothing and room improvement will be held Saturday morning at the Syracuse Lighting Company auditorium. A winning girl from each contest will advance to the intercounty demonstration contests on April 1 at the Centre York State Fair.
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Syracuse Lighting Company
York
W C Hall Held on Doctor's Complaint
Weldon C Hall aged 29 of 771 S Warren Sr was arrested Tuesday on petit larceny charges after Dr Scott Fisher complained that someone impersonated him calling downtown stores ordering items charged to his account and claiming another person would pick them up.
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Weldon C. Hall
Warren Sr
Scott Fisher
Crude Oil Stocks Increase in Week
Acden and potato club members of the 4-H Club will receive assistance in planning their garden demonstration plots. The meeting at the club office in the Federal building will feature Dr. Pratt of Ithaca State College of Agriculture as speaker.
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Acden
Potato Club
Pratt
Ca State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Abattoir Permit Sparks Ruling And Local Debate
In East Syracuse a contested slaughterhouse project prompted a court ruling and village board actions. The Onondaga Wholesale Co operative Meat Deal questioned permits, sanitary codes, and promises to hire local labor, with trustees wrestling over granting and later revoking approval.
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Rand
Edward W. Welch
Eduard E Bert
Convilence
Ninsting Bie
A. A. Peak
Ctten
Onondaga Wholesale Co-operative
Second St
Wuthout
Welch
Bore
Vilage
Martin
Welsh
Syracuse
Bart
Aad
Jttorney
Buckley Rd
Borgward Dies in Syracuse at 44, Noted Mathematician’s Father
Frederick J. Borgward, 44, longtime Syracuse resident and father of Syracuse University mathematics professor William F. Borgward, died at his home 145 East North Street. Born in Germany, he arrived in Syracuse 75 years ago and lived on the North Side. Survived by three daughters Emma J. Borgward, Weaver, Helen Ford, and granddaughter Jane Marie Weaver. Tate funeral services at home Thursday 1 p.m. with Rev. Dr. Edward L. Keiler. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Frederick J. Borgward
Syracuse
William F. Borgward
Syracuse University
Orming
North St
Germany
North Side
Emma J. Borgward
Webster School
Weaver
Helen Ford
Jane Marie Weaver
Tate
Sketches Presented At Syracuse Museum Of Fine Arts
Four New York plays were dramatized Tuesday morning at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts by Ramona Baxter Bowden. The sketches were followed by a coffee hour.
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New York
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Ramona Baxter
Bowden
England Still Strong Says London Expert on Europe Crisis
London economist Dr William Robson told an American audience England’s diplomacy favors conciliarism but risks Russia Italy and Germany shifting powers. He linked Eden’s resignation to a return to traditional balance of power seeking to shield Britain from war amid Italy's Mussolini moves and France’s pivotal position.
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Italy
England
London Economist
Germany
Mussolini
Mrs. Robson
France
Dr. Robson
Anthony Eden
Dr. Robison
Eden
London
Auto Truck Crash Victim Rallies From Injuries
Victim of an auto accident this morning, John F. Murphy, 45, of 311 Marriman Ave, survived severe injuries after a car he rode in crashed into a parked truck. Murphy, initial report near death, improved by noon. driver Frank Salinger of 314 E Laurelsi was taken to police headquarters, Murphy to General Hospital.
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John F. Murphy
Marriman Av
Frank Salinger
E. Laurelsi
Murphy
Onone J Jaga
Tisha
Lauenbarman
Silky Tie Pas
Fire Drives Six From Home in East Syracuse Blaze
Six people fled in scant attire when a fire broke out at the home of George J. Heitzman at 21 West Avenue East Syracuse. Anna Snyder alerted others after hearing a crackling noise in the attic. Firemen contained the blaze within an hour. attic and roof destroyed and water damage extensive. Heitzman is assistant secretary at the First Trust and Deposit Company.
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George J. A. Heltas
Syracuse
Heltzman
Sina Jenin
Anna Snyder
Bouschneper
Moss Snyder
Cook
Heitzmans
Heitzman
North Side
First Trust & Deposit Company
Tobacco Growers Vote Next Month Referendum Planned
County tobacco growers will vote next month to decide participation in the tobacco control program of the new agricultural adjustment act. Wendell B Field, actin farm bureau manager, announced the date will be set by the federal department and voting will be supervised by a county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell B. Field
Actin Farm Bueau
Field
Federal Department
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