6 Counties Favor Market Site Here
Six counties back a Syracuse livestock market site at Hiawatha Avenue and Park Street, with Oneida involved and Cayuga, Onondaga, and adjacent regions weighing the pros. Authority members press for central New York location, citing regional buying power, economic impact for cattlemen, and potential state funding. Local officials at City Hall defend the plan amid competing positions, while produce groups and merchants urge action and a Senate climate for funding.
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Utica
C. L
Messer
Cayuga
Onondaga County
Oneida
Syracuse
New York
City Hall
Grant Hitchings
Nedrow
Hiawatha Blvd
William Kinney
Carusa County
Trolley Company Windup Confuses Local Railway History
The document notes the Trolley Company windup in Syracuse, with references to stockholders, a voluntary petition, and the late Walter K. Yainsmeiser as the largest holder. It mentions efforts to reorganize and the shift away from rail transport due to rising bus use and passenger apparatus.
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Posenger
Man Hit With Flatiron Sends Man to Hospital
Homer Smith of 207 Burnet Avenue was taken to St Joseph Hospital after an early Saturday afternoon assault. Smith said Archie Jones threw a iron at him during a dispute at 115 Burnet Avenue, prompting Mrs. Leivas to summon an ambulance and police.
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Ol Toligwinz
Homer Smith
Burnet
St Joseph Hospital
Smith
Edward
Pige Art Prizes Meet Announces 12th Annual Winners
The event at the Se Waction Awards selects this year’s prize recipients with Mild a Beier and Norman 7 among the honorees. The exhibition runs from March 2 to March 3, showcasing the private employment works and highlighting rising artists.
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Waction
Aivard
Ascu katesSeunt
Actus
Milda Beieher
Norman
Artin Jiobart
Soarmad
Ansietes
Syracuse
Hilda Beicher
Norman Kent
Jonas Lie
Woman Sentenced On Morals Charge in Accident Case
Tessie Le Scieora was sentenced on a morals charge connected to the accidental shooting of Denzid Sanford at E. Faverest address. The incident involved police headquarters and occurred in February, with details of the case reviewed by authorities.
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Tessie le Scieora
Denzid Sanford
E. Faverest
Page Suspects U S Drifts Toward War
A fragmentary page hints at rising international tension as economic strains and policy shifts fuel debate over whether the United States is drifting toward war. The incomplete text suggests concerns about broader geopolitics and trade disruption affecting kin nations.
Flashes on Housing Costs and Cooperative Building Plans
The article discusses housing costs, noting caps of 34,000 and 31,000 per room, and explains that low gas and low rental housing are not identical. It argues that Cheephi style houses cost more to maintain, with shorter lifespans requiring quicker amortization. It emphasizes that low rental aims to minimize total annual costs across interest, principal, maintenance, and operations, and warns that success hinges on cooperation of property owners and trades, as mispricing can derail funding and access to building sums.
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Cheephi
Howsing
Pand Case 5 Up To Court Review
The document notes the no relations board may address re employment of strikers and asserts the court will issue a formal order. It states compliance by the company will follow the court’s order and that reopening actions depend on whether this is done. The text references Rand officials and a potential strain between parties pending court action.
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No Relations Board
Hemineten
Tefar. Tarurs
Rand
Gapireme Court
Teach Americanism In East Syracuse Schools
East Syracuse will offer classes labeled Americanism this semester in three Syracuse schools. School superintendent announced Friday. The program is sponsored by the Onondaga County American Legion with the aim to spread American values throughout the state.
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T. T. Ermessey
Onondara ‘County American Legion
Meetings Planned Ca: woweex or longer
A note indicates upcoming meetings are scheduled and may extend beyond the expected duration. Details on dates, times, and venues are not provided in the readable text.
Students Hear Gol Chau In Syracuse Discussion On Crisis
A garbled report notes Chea, once tied to government affairs, arriving in Syracuse to discuss "The Far Eastern Crisis" in a sponsored venue. The event aimed to revise policies of that country, with Whina listed as an official reference, amid oppressive connotations.
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Bar Department
Syracuse
Magiz
Citida
Peage Parley Opens on Hill
Parley and Tanerrew registered this morning attend a ral assembly at 2 p m to discuss a crusade for delegates in the chair. Anther ant peabake plan for 193% unsettled. At that time will be as pan April antiwar week and pesca strike. mapping of a gall program. four regional peace rounds to coordinate upstate New York peace activities. Discussion of the plan continues tomorrow at 4 a m as the conference unfolds.
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Tanerrew
Leces
Kirby
Pears Ant
Face
Upstate
New York
Edges
Piacs Ismorrow
Freed by Court He’s Rearrested In Parcel Post Case
Ray L. McManus and another man were freed by court only to be rearrested on a federal charge involving contents of an insured parcel post package. Pleading not guilty, McManus was held on $1,000 bail pending action by a federal grand jury at Wamasville Jail.
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Ray L. McManus
United States
Hail
Srand
Deng
Wamasville Jatt
Women's Overseas League to Meet in Local Event
Members of the Women's Overseas League plan a Kee gathering led by local president Geneseest Snier- Hional and featuring a national broadcast. The meeting aims to discuss community efforts and upcoming activities.
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Women’s Overseas League
Aterabers
Kee. E Geneseest Snier- Hional Broadcast Fine
Grou
Judge Ghanes Rule Aimed At Convention Event
Staff correspondent reports on expected judicial ruling during a convention dispute. The piece references Crews of Kings and Chester, with unclear names. Potentially notes key figures Simsen and Murres in relation to the convention proceedings.
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Correscondens
Dhuns
Chester
Simsen
Cites Law in Fight to Win Freedom at Trial
A court case features Judge Farmer weighing the writ of habeas corpus and Hull case law. The defendant faces a potential 60 day sentence or a hefty fine, with contention that the law could require more than 30 days or a large penalty.
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LAW
Stound Farme Amize
Hull
Wiiner Hull
Farmer
Pentry Hall
Dr O Geran Named To National Group
Dr. O Geran has been named to a national educational group. The appointment signals recognition of his work in education and his role in shaping policy at a national level.
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O’geran
Scrapyard Auction Sells Old City Trucks for Scrap
A local dealer sold old city trucks as scrap at auction with bids around 450 dollars per ton. Commissioner Ausyst signed off on the purchase amid limited details and unclear participant names.
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Philin Roth
Old City
Ausyst
Rapp Burglar Caught After Gun Battle
Police recounted a dramatic pursuit ending with the capture of a burglar known as The Weasel after a gun battle near Corbett. Six officers joined the chase, tracing the suspect through Hishiend and Butterauz street to a church area. Investigators reported stolen items and a cache of cigars and wine tied to the suspect’s movements.
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Corbern
Abs Church
Butterauz St
Riserirr Edelman’s
Paresi
Georss Pollock
Ite
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