Hill Girls Hurl Def At Men
Syracuse University grads clash over a drafted constitution by the Men's Senate. Women’s Students’ Governing Association challenges its provisions, demanding specified powers for the women’s body before approval. Negotiations stall as the Hill student body awaits a final decision amid administration bemusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Senate
Areks
Aml Montis
Wiols
Thomas Thurlow
Stolpav
WS. Gla
Constuution
Isenaia
W. SG AL
Hil
Adeministration
Ako
Old Plates Lead to Nighttime Stop and Fines
Alfred Lubner of Marietta was nabbed driving a 1979 yellow car with 1377 Moon plates near Skaneables. Sergeant Matt Dillon issued an $8 fine after a brief roadside stop. Vern Spencer of Elbridge and others faced issues with inoperative lights and traffic mishaps, resulting in fines by Justice Charles R. Meffonl and others. land Schneider of Elbridge was cited after a track issue with Negase plates.
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Alfred Lubner
Marietta
Skaneables
Matt Dillon
Dillon
Lubner
Fef
Charles R Mefonl
Vern Spencer
Elbridge
Dilon
Dladtee Hig
I An Schneider
Eluridee
Land Schneid
Jodee Major
Pastors Clash Over Jesus on Screen in King of Kings
Syracuse clergy split on using film to teach Christianity after three major pulpits debated the King of Kings screen presentation. Rev Wootcock warned it harms culture, Rev Clausen praised its preaching craft, and Rev Long argued motion pictures cannot replace direct learning of Christ.
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Convick
Syracuse
John EB. Wootcock
East Genese Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Ife
Bernard C. Clausen
First Bapist Church
Christ
Kev
Burtnxh Long
Gedries Congregational Church
Drs
Clausen
Long
Jesue
KPS
Wendenck
Meader Jennn Christ
J. Genner Laughton
St. James’ United Church
Monty Trai
Canada
Refunded Costs In Property Assessment Case
A disputed property assessment case notes a refund of one hundred thousand dollars in costs. The document mentions names and locations including S. Geddew Street and Cre nn et in Greasened, with amounts cited as 357,23 and references to Cam man Cagnell tetas.
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Renate
Payine
Camman Cagnell Tetas
S. Geddew
Crenett
25th Anniversary of a Varagarh Themed Event
A0825 fragmentary notice reports a 25th anniversary related to Azza Yrtzr and Teach ler of Varagarh. The text references Harzenst Vat Tagen and people including Manese Asilyver Waidries, Amul, and others in an unclear commemorative context.
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Azza Yrtzr
Teachler
Varagarh
Harzenst
Peeneng
Mra Manese
Feeview
Amul
Tezeram
Proposals Seen for Hugh County Court Nomination
Supreme Court Justice Irv Hubbs is urged by Republicans in Pulank to seek the associate judge seat on the Court of Appeals. Endorsements favor Hubbs to replace the retiring Justice William S. Andrews, with Democratic counterpoints arguing for nonpartisan judiciary. Other options include Justice Rowland Davis, while vacancy plans hinge on governor appointments and party strategy in a region facing potential bipartisan pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Gomnorit
Supreme Court
Irv, Stubbs
Pulank
Bathsayy
Williand S. Andreys
Jeaders
Justin Hubb
Fay Dodge
John
O'Brien
O'Brien Instealt
Deri
Hubbs
Court of Appeals
Andrews
Addi
Govenor
Tis Aucees
Hbbs
Leonard R. Crow
Syracuse
Edgar J K. Merrill
Lowville
Justicy Hubbs
Ve Court of Appeals
Rowland Davis
Cortland
Heh
Zipeete Rabie Ekee
Vention
Irving G. Hubbs
Nlaski
William S. Andrews
Old New Culture Clash Shakes Japanese Youth
Prof. Douglas Haring from Syracuse University addressed the Syracuse branch of the National Women’s Party on a Japan conflict between traditional parental marriage choice and the Western custom of choosing partners. He noted ten years in Japan and stated youths favor personal choice, while a local group led by Mrs. Evans Worthy and several officers hosted the event. Miss Jeanne Herasfield led musical selections with Dorothy White as accompanist.
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Japan
Douglas Haring
Syracuse University
Syracuse
National Women's Party
C.F. McCoy
E. Genesee
Yesterdy
Haring
Je Sald
Tinir
Evans Worthy
Sra
Paul WW. Ward
Charles Kullmer
Ernest Reed
William Versindtor
T. W. Crafer
H. F. Fetlowa
Mrx
C, T. Sumner
EI. Tholeas
Jeanne Herabfield
Dorothy White
Havey Mary Ann 85 Dies In Five Weeks In Syracuse
Mary Ann Havey aged 85 dies in Syracuse Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Ireland she came with her mother to the United States as an infant and lived in Sanmerworth before moving to Syracuse. She is survived by her brother Peter A Havey of Sap. Francis and three daughters Catherine Stayey Agnes Havey and Mary Ann Gootkned all of Syracuse. Services from her home 117 We Onentaca street will be held Tuesday morning. Interment at St Marys Cemetery.
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Mary Anna Havey
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Gelek
Havey
Ireland
Mary Bradt Cronin
Sanmerworth
N. 1
Serene
Mirx Haver
Peter A. Harev
Sap. Francis
Catherine Stayey
Mins Agnee Hare
Mary Ann
Fettennk
Janene
William A. Dunster
The
Eagles
Brown-Lipe Gear Co
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Catherine Zulberti
William
Edward Dunster
Seymour St
Woodlawn
Henry Lars Charged With Intoxication in Tolles Court
A man named Henry Lars of 3.2 Nexon Street was charged with intoxication after a morning court appearance. He was remanded to custody by the judge for penalty and further processing.
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Lars
Nexon St
Tolles
Zee Tee Lee
Livingston dies in Schenectady after heart attack
Frederick da Milogston of Schenectady died suddenly yesterday from heart disease while in the city to celebrate his mother Mrs Harriette L Livingston's sixty sixth birthday. Mr Livingston, former purchasing agent for General Ice Cream Corp in New York, had lived in Hartford Buffalo and Schenectady. Survivors include his mother a sister Miss Yarriett E Livingston a niece Miss Paul E Livingston and three nephews. Funeral at his mother's home tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Rev John T Reeve. burial in Buffalo after Masonic services Wednesday.
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Syracuse
Harriate L. Livingston
F. Sorden
Frederick da Milogston
Schenectady
Livingston
Yeas
General Ice Cream Corporation
Laringston
Hartford
Conn
Liveingston
New York State
Ce Creant Concern
Buffalo
General Purchasing
Livngston
Ice Cream Manufacturers’ Association
Erie Lodge 161
A. M
Eastern Star
Knights Templar
Roucelay Shrine
Cith
Ae Ge
Hurtaies
Misa Yarriett E. Livingston
Paul E. Livingston
Charles W.kirschenbaum Jr
Marshall and
W. Blair Livingston
Church Council Sessions Begin In Plymouth Church
Preliminary two day sessions of the New York State Council of Churches open at Plymouth Congregational Church with one delegate from each region. Rev. Charlea Fi Vermanyes executive secretary and Rev. Malcolm Dana director will attend. The event moves to the T. M. A. building this afternoon with Frick as chairman and nominating committees to be formed after a conferences and dinner at 6 o'clock.
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New York State Council of Churches
Plymouth Congregational Church
Charlea Fi Vermanyes
Tin State Council
Malcolm Dana
Envgell
Philip L. Fricklogyardent
Ax Chatman
Brisbe
Yeggm en Breaks After Attempt at Delbee Palace
An unclear OCR fragment describes a failed attempt at the Delbee Palace at 242 W Kayelle. The incident involved a combination break and broken handles. No injuries are stated and details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Delbee
Poe
Kayelle
Secret New York Wedding Revealed to Friends
In New York, friends learned of the secret marriage of a bride named Lew Cant and her partner. The ceremony reportedly occurred quietly, with only close acquaintances present, and the couple now plans a public acknowledgment in the coming weeks.
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New York
Frieris
U S Aids City Flood Program in South End
A city meeting led by Mayor and commissioners addresses flood relief after widespread water problems in the South End. Officials discuss new safety measures and relief actions as residents face rising water issues and infrastructure strain.
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U. S
South End
Milk Truck Driver Killed In Waterloo Train Crash
A milk truck driver was killed near MacDougall, New York when struck by a fast passenger express at a crossing while en route to the Yale Fairs. The victim, Stanton, suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. Coroner Thomas F. Cole opened an inquest. The incident occurred as the express from New York to Buffalo ran nearly an hour late. The deceased had moved to the area two years ago for health reasons and is survived by his mother and several siblings. News items follow from nearby towns including Pulaski, Nome, Seneca Falls, Auburn, and Oneida.
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Waterloo
Witiindtanton
Union Chy
Soclock
MacDougall
Here
Stanton Max
Yale
Michael McCann
New York
Buffalo
Thomas F. Cole
Romaine
Garneth Undertaking Room
Romulus
Urs
McWwaser
BS. Gorder
Stanton
Taroner
Cole Mal
F. P. Southworth
Yoto Farmy
Jin
New York City
Romiles
Arrankej Renta
Pulaski
Union Memorial
First Congregational Church
William Elliott
Griftis
Flan
N. D. Krishna
Bombay
India
Rome
Oneida
Alien Knishts
Columbus
Athen
Trev
Danied J. Curley
Syracua
Seneca Falls
Preterick W. Sears
Auburn
Cryoga County Board of Supervisor
J. Charles
Dayton
Berratt
Knights of Columbus
Fpr
Bowling Ile
Baptist Church
Syracuse Debaters Face Cornell In Season Opener
Syracuse University's men’s debating team travels to Ithaca for a collegiate contest against Cornell. The Orange lineup includes Reynolds Smith, Benjamin Unserman, and Herbert Lamb as they uphold the affirmative on the resolution that the United States shall cease to protect by armament forces capital inventions in foreign lands except after a formal declaration of war.
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Syracuse University
Ithaca
Hnar Suerers
Cornett
Comios
Reynolds Smith
Benjamin Unserman
Herbert Lamb
Syracuse
United States
Assessors Receive But Few Protests
Assessors reported only a small number of protests after a recent 15 day period. Most visitors left the office satisfied, with two formal protests noted. The crowd was larger than in recent years, though the overall protest level remained low.
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Axsemtore
Trent
Pick Kiwanis Envoys at Seattle Convention
Distorted text indicates Kiwanis envoys chosen for the International Kinane convention in Seattle. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors. likely mentions Tas Grreates, ten alternates, and local organizers.
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Tas Grreates
Seattle
Treefarnesn
Syme Krman
Hertel Oremmen
Werein Maien
Cine
Deaths Reported in Journal Parish Chronicle
Reported fatalities in Journal Parish include Roryene Linian and Panesre Ven TE Ket, with details on the deceased Mative bo and Mya MeCormok. Officials confirm several other names as casualties in the parish roll.
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Journal Parish
Roryene Linian Mative Bo
Last Rites for Mrs. Mills Hero of Abolition and Women’s Rights
More than 100 friends and relatives gathered at the Mills home in Syracuse for the simple funeral of Mrs. Charles de Berard Mills 102 active in abolition and later women’s rights. Rev Dr John H Applebes spoke of her work and the Unitarian service was read. The body will be cremated in Rochester and ashes buried at North Pitcher Cemetery where she was born. She lived in North Pitcher 19 years before moving to Syracuse and died Friday night a week after her 1020 birthday. She was mother of Miss Harriett May Mills and Dr. W V Hough Mills.
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Charles de Berard Mills
Mills
Geneseest
John H. Applebes
May Memorial Church
3Mre
Rochester
North Pitcher
Two Counties Agree on Bridge Construction Plan
Oswego and Onondaga counties agreed to build a $70,000 concrete steel bridge on the Caughdeney Oswers highway. County highway officials at a morning conference in the County Superintendent of Highways office reviewed details. Both counties will draft resolutions to present to their boards.
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Caughtenay
Oswego
Onondaga
Ataa
Raymond B. Traven
E. A. Howant
Oswerg Board of Supervisors
Quondaga
Bishop Fiske Confirms 19 in All Saints Class
Bishop Charles Fiske of the Central New York Dipcese confirmed a class of 19 at All Saints Episcopal Church yesterday morning. The group includes Frank Tutany Spencer Krein Andrew Trower Alfred L Ruston Tuchari Ken ney Nichmond Clover Howard Gatex and several Mrs. Hol…
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Charles Fiske
Central New York
Dipcese
Frank Tutany
Spencer Krein
Andrew &. Trower
Alfred L. Ruston
Tuchari C. Kenney
Nichmond B. Clover
Howard C. Gatex
Bililan
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