E. Syracuse Wins Dismissal of Suit
The village prevailed as the suit against the mayor and trustees was dismissed. Lawson Barnes argued the case for the plaintiffs while Justice Waters referred it for trial and decision to Kim William Allen. Witnesses including photographer Allen testified about the area near the temporary slaughter house on West Second Street.
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Farcher Agaiest
Lawson Barnes
Iethet Hage
Hlamttrs
Lous L. Waters
Jesse E Hingsdey
Kim Wiliam Alen
Syracuse Dean Elected Vice President of Deans Association
Dean Hilton Wing Honga Dean Hilton M Eunice Hilton of Syracuse University was elected vice president of the National Association of Deans of Women at a convention session. Delegates from leading co education and women's colleges attended. She is on the association research committee studying roles of deans in colleges and schools. The convention opened yesterday and runs through Saturday with talks planned by the Syracuse dean before the assembly of university administrative officers.
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M. Eunice Hilton
Syracuse University
Association of Deans of Women
Organization of the
Association
Haron
Syracuse
Two Trainmen Die in Shreveport Bound Wreck
Two railroad workers died and fourteen passengers sustained injuries when a Shreveport bound train derailed near Cass Texas. Emergency crews responded and investigated the cause of the crash.
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Shreveport
Cass
Tex
Much Colder Tonight Foretold By Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau forecast very cold conditions with light snow. A low around 15 degrees was expected, with temperatures dropping to 28 degrees by noon.
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United States Weather Bureau
Ef Its
Buy Oro
Deputies raise monthly pay for Simon
Pittsburgh report notes a deputy-register salary change with a proposed monthly increase to 109 dollars, reflecting a requested raise for the official Simeon Simon.
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Pittsburgh
Simon Assi
Simeon
Garden Clubs Plan City Planting Initiative
Parks Commissioner William A. Barry launches a program to interest 67 garden clubs in Onondaga Park. Clubs will design bed shapes and plant types, receive seeds, and try new varieties, with potential expansion to other parks next year.
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Syracuse
William A. Barry
Hoddeulintersts
Barr
Onondare Park
Onv
Barry
Encoura
Three Children Share Estate of Eckel in Probate
Three heirs Mrs. Ruth A. Parker of New York City Miss Elizabeth Eckel Newport high school teacher and Frederick O Eckel pre med student Syracuse University share equally in the undisclosed estate. Adbert F Eckel senior attorney reports the will offered for probate in the surrogate's court. Mr Eckel suffered an apoplectic seizure during a trial in municipal court last week and died at Crouse Irving Hospital that evening. Edward C Bricher of Eckel was named executor.
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Ruth A. Parker
New York City
Elizabeth Eckel
Newport High
Frederick
Crouse-Irvipz Hospital
Edward C. Bricher’ Péorter
Eckel
J *Cuto
Youths Deny Guilt In Burglary Case Arraigned
Henry Koe tski II of 919 Ritkpettien Street and Anthony Luboski 17 of 5 Lakeview ax entered not guilty pleas to stand larceny and burglary charges. They allegedly broke a probation fence and stole a Reuden Temple auto. Also jailed is William Evans 15 of 1911 Grant Riva.cho. Evans has not yet been arraigned as Deputy Schmidt reports ongoing investigation.
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Henry Kotewski
Ritkpettien St. Aid
Anthony Luboski
Lakeview Ax
Whalen Named by Bartender Union Election
Wilem J. Whalen defeated Janes Tovey for the presidency of the Bartenders Eaton Local 7é in an election held yesterday. Other officers named include Harry Crandall as business agent, Joseph Frei as vice president, Frank Beck as treasurer, and Richard Bush as recording secretary.
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Wilem J. Whalen
Janes Tovey
Eaton
Readauera
Roosevelt hints at more fishing trips on West Coast
President Roosevelt disclosed to Mayor Vernon Kimbro of Sarasota that he hopes to visit the West Coast for fishing. The plan aims to permit fishing trips and expand coastal activities, with the timing under consideration.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Tarponis
Wastnetea
Syracuse carnival snow statues for tomorrow and Saturday
Weather kept cold but clear as Syracuse University carnival events near, snow statues still on display at voodoo, judging planned by faculty tomorrow. Private government control and reform critiques followed at a Purchasing Agents Association meeting, urging wealth creation through production.
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Syracuse University
Pally
Hom Fearcival
George
Ta Cate
Wednesea
Uasents’ Association of
Syracuse
Benard
AAA
Seth
Rogers Ordered to Repay $25,000 Loan
New York February 24 The $25,000 loan Henry H L Rogers borrowed from his father for a motion picture venture in 2483 must be repaid to the elder, trustees of the late Stanford millionaires, who hold the money. The Supreme Court ruling found the loan advanced as a private loan, not a sample.
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New York
Feo
Henry HL. Rogers
Stanford
Rogers P
Fio Zoree Renasmen
Tones Supremé Court Juste
Daniel WV
Fire Ravages Block in Greenfield on Feb 24
A large blaze swept a Greenfield block on February 24 destroying homes and forcing evacuations. Fire officials reported rapid spread before containment, with no serious injuries documented and investigators assessing the cause.
Campus debates mix letters on optional co ed library plan
Elia Cowan outlines in an open letter that the circulating co ed cottage library subscription is optional as freshman protest grows. A convocation led by Kirby Page addresses war economies and civic issues, while art students report high semester averages and a half hour town hall planned at Maxwell Hall. Rifle practice and interuniversity matches feature Louise Rabner, Jean Mat y and Jacqueline Badger testing aims against rivals from Michigan and George Washington. scores to be wired.
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Isis
Marksjren
Inrée
Louise Rabner
Jean Afaty
Jacqueline Badger
Irific
University of Michigan
Drexel Unive
Lane George Washington
Father Cox Faces Trial in Lottery Case
James R. Cox, longtime leader of a protest march, faces trial as a lottery operator after a federal indictment. A priest and 18 others are charged in a scheme involving a $325,000 garden stakes contest run under church auspices. Cox is out on a $5,000 bond.
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James R. Cox
Naster
Old St. Paulet’s Church
Washington
Actress Sues for Wrecked Romance
Bollywood report states screen actress Jean Barry sues director Althouxa William Hamilton for $30,000 damages claiming a long proposed marriage failed to materialize and ruined their romance after a year and a half.
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Bollywood
Althouxa Wiliam Hamilton
Fim Rand
Jean Barry
Coast Guard Cutter Battles High Seas Off Cape Newfoundland
A Boston based coastguard cutter battled heavy seas while attempting a second tow mine operation aboard the gun freighter Azalea City bound for Liverpool. The first tow attempt reportedly failed as the vessel remained afloat with a crew aboard.
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Boston
Fen
Cape Newfoundland
Casian
Liverpool
Puzzlelike Teaser Seeks Answers From Fragmented OCR
A garbled OCR page lists math expressions and quantities such as 2 times Bi quals 96 divided by and 43 charges. It includes lines about outer boundary of 4 and a straight line from center to circumference. The text mixes numbers, letters, and stray words without clear context.
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Aix
Student Union Battle Faces Fresh Obstacle
The American Student Union on campus faced renewed scrutiny as a senate committee was appointed to review its charter and policies. Beatrice May and Diner denied links to Communist activities and said the ASU was not tied to any red movement.
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Ihe
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Tus Amrese
Symeuse Dhanver
Savtona
Amrese
Elmins
Beatrice May
BeDub
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Lwilheam P. Graham
Eeek
Annette
Wang
Senate
Talon
OfPissr
Assailed Steel Firm Over New Labor Tactics
Albert J. Marsh accuses Crucible Steel of subterfuge to drain union support on the eve of contract talks. Letters circulated among Syracuse plant workers framed as guarantees of seniority and led to calls for worker meetings to organize, in response to management’s plan.
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Rendreds
Syracuse
Jérs
Crucibie Steel Company
Albert J. Marsh
Sw.o.c. A Cla
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Italian Editor Attacks Dodd Anti Fascism
In Rome on February 24, 1968, an Italian editor in the newspaper Giornale d Italia criticized William E. Dodd ambassador to Germany for his anti fascist stance, claiming it threatens peace between the United States and Germany.
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Rome
Wiliam E. Dodd
Te? Atnethcen
Germany
United Stars
Virgino Garca
Adtter
Giornale
Dtiatia
Oneida City Finances Reported by Comptroller
City Comptroller Robert H. DeWitnis reported Oneida has two balances totaling 2,422,337 dollars as of January 31, 1938. Massena Chamber plans a Monday night banquet to discuss local problems at American Legion Hall. Ithaca ASCE group to hold joint dinner with Cornell student chapter at Willard Straight Hall. Warner Miller and Van Sig3¢ win unopposed re election bids for village trustees. Coroner reports fatal accident near Corning involving a car skidding into another vehicle. investigation follows.
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American Society of Civil Engieers
Elmira Binghamton
Cornell
ASCE
Willard Straight
Gou Vesxecr
Warner HL Miller
William M. van
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