Young bandits in Slin throng stage hold up
Three youths, Peck Postoski and Levin Fryer, were involved in a daylight hold up at the Busy corner in Syracuse on a Thursday. One suspect was arrested at his home around 9 pm, another at 11:30 pm, and the third returned home before being captured. Bail set at 509 for Earl Peck, who was later committed to a psychopathic hospital for examination. two others were released with no proof of direct participation.
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Theaters Notes and Dates in This Issue
Fragmented OCR lists theatre titles and dates such as The Turter and Too Much Wife with names like Morris and Hurst. The passage reads as a partial obituary-like catalog of performances, with scattered names, places, and dates, lacking clear narrative context or complete sentences.
Wanderlust Lures Two Youngsters from Home
Two 12-year-olds vanish prompting police notice as families blame travel surge. John Fransher aged 12 and Joseph Busco’s son are reported missing from their homes, with parents citing patriot travel campaigns. Descriptions include heights, weights, and clothing.
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Nick Fransher
Hickoryst
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Joseph Busco
Townsend St
Edward P. McMahon
Sum le
Lois
Railroaders in Court after Wild Jail Spree
Three Oswego railroad workers John Hurley Arthur Musmer and Thomas Curragan were arrested after a drunken roadside incident near Tirenerton Wetinany. They were arraigned before Justice Vincent and held for intoxication and breach of peace, later drenched by water hoses as deputies moved to separate them. State troopers accompanied the transport back to Brewerton while supervisors instructed railroads to remove empty equipment.
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Coury
Conestable Miller
Brewerton
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John Hurley
Arthur Musmer
Thomas Curragan
Tirenerton Wetinany
Fang
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Mullan
Cage
Hall
Syracuse
Odward H. Hott
Thomas
Hanley Muesia
Gall Worehiand Municipal
Coal Rationing Rulings Strain Households and Dealers
Amid wartime supply fears, the new Rio-Commerce ruling prioritizes coal for essential needs. Householders may appeal for allotments as 8 the Interstate Commerce Commission reclassifies shipments to ensure the shortest routes for food, fuel, and critical goods. Officials warn dealers to secure supplies after public institutions are served.
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Ronan Acconiing
Chambie Commerce
An He Learned About Women from Er 79
Fred Chamberlain, 39, of Three Rivers, is accused by a woman of luring her with promises of food and shelter. Prosecutors say he befriended her near the New Central Station, then moved her to a pavilion on state road for care in exchange for companionship. He allegedly kept $126 on his person.
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Miersherif O'Brien
New Central Station
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Mooney
Stueen
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Coondge Av
Nvking
Watran
Nova Chirscay
St Joseph's Hospital
Policemen Given Two Days Off Monthly Under New Plan
Commissioner James B. Spencer ordered a monthly two day off policy for police, effective August 1. The scheme lets uniformed officers take one of every ten days off with pay, aligning vacation time with monthly rosters, while maintaining core coverage.
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James
Spencer
Aeyds
Pollen
Syritae
Dhuva
Driver Escapes Through Law Technicality
A court Thursday heard that a conviction may be overturned on a technicality after a driver avoiding a prior line of questioning and a patrolman testimony. The case involved a defendant associated with a farm and state vehicle activity, with details debated on the timeliness of the arrest and the legality of the traffic stop.
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Arnalee
Strike at Y M C A Threatens City Utilities
Soft coal woes loom as the Y M C A. heat source and nearby sites First Baptist Church Mizpah Hotel are at risk. The situation worsens daily prompting area firms to seek coal supply and a quick cleanup. Address Box 593 for details.
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Mizpah
German Farmers Are Prospering Says M G Peters
German farmers prosper says M G Peters after a trip to Germany France and England. He cites economic fixes through farming classes noting wealthier retirees suffer most after the war and that even middle class professors face hardship. He compares costs and living standards, recalling dinners with relatives in Wardville and local support for wages.
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Nicholas G. Peters
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Frahee
Journal
Wadrille
Weekly Park Dances and Concerts Proposed at City Parks
Local recreation commission plans to continue weekly dances at Burnet Tincoln Onondaga and other parks with band concerts when possible. A Sunday Onondaga Park concert was not set Thursday due to uncertain band availability. Police report Mooney injured in a street incident at 126 Coondge Ave hospitalized, condition uncertain but improving.
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Tincoln Park
Onendage Park Park
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Planning Grid Recreation Commission
Onondaga Park
Vat
Muench
Cottage Fire Claims Woman as Cottage Burns
A deadly cottage fire near Beneca Lake killed Mrs. S. Nobis and injured five others including a baby. Arthur Smyth rescued an older woman from the flames, while nearby residents aided, but several remain hospitalized with severe burns. The blaze damaged a creamery owner’s home and prompted news of local fire relief efforts and investigations.
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Witt
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Cottagerie Tein
Mayor appoints fair committee formation announced
Local officials reveal a plan to form a fair committee, detailing positions, responsibilities, and meeting dates. The notice names the mayor, outlines selection criteria, and invites community input while outlining anticipated timelines and duties for organizing the event.
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