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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1938
Page
3
A sidewalk break in Mtternut Street yielded theft by two yeggmen who pried open two small safes and escaped with about $350 in contents. Police pursued the suspects while advising stores to check entry points and monitor for suspicious activity.
A garbled OCR item mentions a trip south, a thermometer at a window, a shiver, a landing at Pensacola, and mentions safety secretary notes. It references membership attestations from clubs and a chart marking 211: 2 accidents of the new year, with disjoint phrases and unclear context.
Manuel F Lynch Es aged 72 former New York State Railways motorman died Sunday at his home in Salina. Services will be held at St John the Baptist Church Salina with interment at St Agnes Cemetery. He last ran the East Syracuse Minoa line, retiring years ago when buses replaced streetcars. He traveled over 1,460 miles of streetcar tracks and about 1,049 trips around the world’s equator. He was the oldest motorman with the company and longtime partner of James F Murphy on the East Syracuse Minoa run. He was a member of St John the Evangelist Church and left surviving his son and six others.
In Syracuse area a series of accidents injures seven as police report a ban on fatal crashes since year start. Hockey star Burke marries at Immaculate Conception rectory while teammates search for the newlyweds. Burke, once a noted Syracuse Stars player, has since served as a pro and referee in the International American Hockey League.
Syracuse University's Hill Debaters defeated West Point on the debate topic that the National Labor Relations Board should enforce arbitration in all industrial disputes. The team, led by Sianter Jaro Szewicz and Frank Sullivan, won by a point score of 3 to 6 at the United States academy.
Rev. Dr. Lynn J. Radcliffe will preside over a Lenten panel discussion at the First Methodist Episcopal Church at 7 o'clock Wednesday night. Speakers include Syracuse University Professor George B. Cressey, Prof. Robert F. Steadman, Morris Caldwell of Tientsin, China, graduate student Tracy Jones of Syracuse University, and Mrs. Elizabeth Price.
Former Cornell University engineer and faculty member Oe Otomar KR will address the Technology Club gathering in Onondara at 8:13 PM Monday night. The event features a noted lecturer from the engineering field.
Local zoning hearing set for Wednesday to consider multiple requests. Applicants include Antonetta Zuccdelle seeking a commercial to local business change on Lodi Street and Frances Bondy and others proposing residential to mixed uses on Genesee Street and Hawler Avenue. Buffalo Series Corporation seeks permits for tourist home at 1908 Genesee Street and additional site changes along Westcott to Alfen Streets.
In Utica and Syracuse court schedules, J Howard Pilger and Alice Ji Pilger are declared bankrupt with liabilities of 93434 and no assets. Debts total 2356 and assets 3882 for Avon Machinery Co listed under a Machinery Company petition at 20 Third Street Liverpool and Clintom streets Syracuse.
Central High School debate club will hold two town hall meetings in Lincoln Hall at 3 p.m. Speakers Money, Arthur Nowkowski, and Charles Sanford will argue the resolution that the states should adopt a unicameral legislative system.
Prof Clyde Leagute of New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University says bids will be asked early this spring for the banned thirty five dollar greenhouse.
Police continue a push probe into a Sunday slaying after a man and a woman left a home between 2:30 and 3 a.m. A resident fired from a bedroom window, striking a man later identified as Derrazón, who died in the yard. The shooter Babczewski was detained for questioning as investigators examine a shed entry and theft at his shack. The victim, who had ties to Mrs. Bobec, had been staying with Mrs. Mary Robee’s family near Bedard Lane.
Milie Mildred Trainor and Mrs Henderson heard a baby crying and forced doors open to escape from coal gas fumes. Nine people were awakened and escaped as the home near Howard, Hextersd, Mariam Ald Melvin, and Jean Heir assisted before emergency crews arrived.
A county meeting announced by Emmending Zormavion af anis posed Ozondasa Iocalix on Pine Ct called for development of bridle paths and wider shoulders to ease horseback travel. The session noted a forthcoming spring staging of a drax bunt and first aid for victims, with many bargemen and representatives from local academies in attendance. Sponsors included Mr. and Mrs. WJ Sweeney and a long list of local officials and residents.
Finance Commissioner Thomas Fe Kennedy sets March monthly estimates deadline as city officials scramble to meet charter demands. City auditor Chester Kink and Kennedy insist on firm adherence, restricting department expenditures once estimates are filed amid political pressure. Survivor details note wife Irene Cerrazon and brother Michael in Poland.
Plans for two weeks of horticultural displays and flower shows were outlined by Dr. Albert L Brown fair manager. He discussed visions for plats and herb displays and the Rorticsi taraf event as part of the evolving program.
A reorganized event titled Jordan Dinner will now be held in the parish school gym on Tuesday at 7 pm. The event, presented by the Chamber of Commerce Sag’ Toms and the Episcopal Church Men’s Club, was originally planned for the parish nose site but has been redirected to the Jordan School gym in the community.
Reports indicate Genesee Street site was considered for a proposed armory as land scans and maps were reviewed. Credence suggests belief in the site’s suitability once funds are appropriated, though opposition from nearby owners warns of possible delays if objections block use.
A fragment notes a college production featuring Beta Alpha Masterson in a play titled Nish. The unusual line mentions Genesta Normal Isiay and Fridar, indicating cast or production notes without full context. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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