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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes attendees at a journal cooking school in Texas. It mentions first night, sessions, and planned events related to a spring program, with scattered references to locations like Syracuse and Algiers and unspecified dates.
In a writ proceeding, the husband is accused of intoxication and an urban traffic incident. George F Dris urnabit, represented by counsel, faced a hearing at 2 p.m. Monday. The court considered legal grounds for sentencing and potential fines or other penalties.
The article outlines a contentious discussion over the Mahoney Borah license in New York, with P. Toadvine senior present and faculty concerns noted. Officials emphasize compliance with the act, aiming to clarify obligations and reduce uncertainty about license handling and future faculty events.
The Mic Union held a meeting at the city hall with J. HL James Os marer and Jos tie as directors. Aumption Catho wtiecter and team were discussed while Clarence ra formes and Horace Rreffer attended.
Dr Selman of Joins Hopsins University Sin addresses at May Memorial Church urging labor unity to advance political democracy and economic organization. He notes gains in industrial unions, white collar unionism, and mass worker consolidation toward collective bargaining.
Albert James Given named manager post at Sears replacing L Kramer who becomes manager at a different store in Syracuse. The move follows the reorganization of the Syracuse store as unions face strong employer opposition, with figures like Henry Ford cited. Municipal and corporate figures are criticized for opposing labor, with Mayor Hague of Jersey City noted for denying civil rights to union organizers.
A resident reported a theft of two spare wheels from his car parked in front of his home Thursday night. The incident was reported to police and the reporting address lists John Edwards at 209 Hubbelay.
Utica Mayor Vincent F. Cerras told fourth degree Knights of Columbus that cities burdened by debt arise from demands of organized minorities. He urged citizen activism to curb minority pressure and prevent further municipal borrowing. James C. Syracus served as corporation counsel and John F. Caffrey acted as toastmaster.
Delays of the tentative federal control plan prompt delegates from more than one operative producer group to vote next Tuesday. Homer S. Rolfe of Metropolitan Co operative Milk Producers Agency says delegates were summoned to vote on an excess of present salt prices through March. A summer decision on milk prices for spring months is expected as supply changes. Youths will compete for Onondaga County 4-H egg handlers team with four competitors named for positions.
Chester Leror Baswett, alleged torch slayer of his 72 year old father James Baswett at the Jones farmhouse near Rose, was formally indicted on a second degree murder count by the February grand jury. The panel returned seven open and ten seated indictments before Supreme Court Justice John Van Voorhis.
A regional stockyard plan sparks debate among Syracuse leaders and Cayuga stockmen. Proposals favor placing the market near Auburn or Utica, opposing Syracuse sites near Oswego County. Chambers resist state-fair grounds, citing agricultural concerns and local stakes.
Regular monthly meeting of the board of managers of the Onondaga Orphans Home Salt Springs Road will be held at Harmony Hall at 2 oclock Tuesday afternoon.
Helen Fox, 17, Hill Honor Student, prominent in the College of Applied Science, named top of her class with high averages for the term. Her strong academic record places her among the leading students in science studies and reflects significant achievement in her sophomore year.
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