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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes political maneuvering in East Syracuse as party officials press for records and investigations. Mentions mayoral and village board figures, candidates, and potential fallout amid Democratic and Republican tensions.
The Camillus Dramatic Club sponsors a senior class three act farce titled One in a Hare. The event will run Saturday night in the school auditorium.
The article discusses political pressure to appoint or protect Dr. Dennington as county veterinarian candidate. It notes factors favoring his retention, mentions potential successors Melvin of Liverpool and others, and references Civil Service status and removal actions.
Me and Mrs Joseph Meatyard report a burglary at 193 Sedgwick Drive during their absence. An intruder with a likely pass key ransacked a room and escaped with jewelry valued at unknown amount. Investigators Edward Dillon John Fitzsimmons Herbert Franz and Richard Hale began preliminary inquiry after being summoned by the couple around 9 29 p m yesterday following a return home after leaving at 5 o'clock.
County officials weighing the benefits of Works Progress Administration projects will respond to a request for an outline of advantages. Ernest Deminz of the Board of Supervisors leads the inquiry with contributions from Rafmond Traver Aishway and Glean D. Holmes, among others, urging a county policy review.
An Orange editorial critic from Syracuse University highlights flaws in a marriage course, arguing that it cannot teach practical life skills such as budgeting, grocery shopping, and household management in brief sessions. The piece questions the program’s ability to prepare couples for real life and marriage demands.
Court papers on file in Cayuga County detail a marriage between Miss Geer and Mr Montgomery, alleging annulment due to nonconsent and deception. The proceedings note temporary separation after marriage with Montgomery reportedly promising a home and support, while Geer now supports herself and resides with her parents.
Ant vinger president of New Process Gear Corp spoke to the Syracuse women clubs about a dead center in the nation. He warned that government powers threaten business and urged resilience and mutual obligation in a cautious economic climate.
Dr Othmar Marti of Syracuse will discuss mercury es and related topics at a Tech Club meeting Monday. The presentation is arranged by the Syracuse Section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and will feature Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company as context.
Aaron M. Orange, state organizer of the Socialist Labor Party, will deliver an address at party headquarters 332 EnGenesee. The event centers on The Madhouse of Capitalism and invites party members and the public to attend.
A visitor registered at a downtown hotel in Syracuse and collided with a curb and light post after leaving in a sedan. Both drivers escaped injury. police charged one driver with failure to yield.
A Riverside California jury awarded Grace Campbell 325000 for life altering injuries from a car accident last July on the Syracuse-Corilland road. Co plaintiffs Artie Wagsorer and Campbell's husband pursued claims against driver Anthony and owner, with Farnhem Martineau representing the plaintiffs.
Reported melee ends with three injured, including Charles Lousgsley and Catherine Winsbarg, after bats used as weapons during a game near Berker Avenue. Police say no charges yet. investigation ongoing to determine who struck whom and whether multiple arrests were involved.
Fragmented OCR note references Stagg addressing engineer students and mentions Applied Science, law, and duration of nine years. Readable entities include Stagg and Howard. The rest is garbled.
Plans to electrically light the fish hatcheries will be offered at the Board of Supervisors meeting on March 7. Marsha provided the announcement outlining the agenda and the initiative to improve hatchery facilities.
Bates, a former United Press correspondent in China, argues Japan faces a long war with China and will avoid entanglements in the Western Hemisphere. He warns Soviet and Chinese efforts could widen Far East tensions and says Britain fears losing Hong Kong if China or Japan gains unfriendly influence. He cites British and Commonwealth concerns and notes Japan’s aims south of China are economic and political rather than military.
A youth parley begins Friday at the Church with the State Council of Churches guiding discussions on implications of personal faith. Hubert G. Wat will preside as Rom president, Dorothy J. Height leads worship, and Rev Roy A. Burkhart delivers the main address on living religiously.
J. Schreiber of Mechanicsville secretly wed on January 22 and named derby winner. He received a sterling service set from employees of the New York State Department of Public Works on Thursday afternoon, presented by Guy W. Pine as colleagues gathered nearby.
State fair superintendents and representatives of Ashenham and Cornell will meet cattle ex ig groups here tomorrow to discuss cattle premium books and related plans. Albert L. Ger said cattle premium books would be printed.
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