25 May 1938
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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1938
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text describes a memorial, a parade or march with references to a clock, bugle, streets, and a village scene. Names and precise events are unclear, but the piece traces a ceremonial procession and speakers in a small community setting.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names and places without a coherent report. It references individuals and a location but lacks readable context or events to summarize into a full news item. The readable bits suggest a brief community note or notice rather than a developed story.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a park event and individuals with uncertain identifiers. The readable portions include references to a park, a date near a tar or rlodaooyo4 token, and several proper-sounding names that are not clearly linked to verifiable facts.
A chaotic but vivid account of a circus set to thrill before dawn features new acts, elaborate wardrobes, and promised surprises. Performers include aerials, animal acts, and string of dancers while management vows modernized equipment and fresh routines to lure crowds.
Unclear readable text fragment references Ported 14 and Pro with mention of yesterday and best or finest items. No coherent event or named entities clearly identifiable from the readable portions.
Two defendants deny disorderly conduct charges in a court appearance. The record notes a bail set at a specified amount and a pretrial status with a tentative publication date for a decision.
Crem Palmer T guests attend a luncheon at the hotel where editors station managers and luncheon club heads join Chamber of Commerce officials and Legion representatives. The event features speakers on proposals for motorist diversion and highway construction, with Mr B Rusterholty as toastmaster and Triman H Prasien as chief usher.
Three books owned by a person named Welon Sil sleus were taken from a car parked on Salina street near Din block on Monday. The incident occurred while the vehicle was unattended. Police are investigating and seeking information.
John M Considine assistant general sales manager for a drug company from Watsons Glen was honored as a Kentucky Colonel at a Louisville ceremony. Governor Albert Chandler, who once pledged not to appoint colonels, inducted Considine and eight others for aiding Kentuckians during a food shortage. Considine noted the title is honorary and not an army rank despite local cheers.
Funeral services for Dr Warren will be held Thursday at 4 PM in the chapel of the university. The former head of the agricultural economics department at Cornell died after a hospital illness following several weeks of treatment. Survivors include a widow and several children. Classes in the department will be suspended Thursday afternoon.
A Luther League session in Onondaga hotel opens with a discussion on progress and prosperity amid financial contention. About 100 Tuberan eraiches from New York state will participate, focusing on a generational theme of venture and responsibility.
Floyd Mills, Rand maintenance superintendent, is reported recovering at St Inseply hospital from a fracture of the right leg suffered yesterday when a steel beam fell at the plant during unloading operations.
The Finger Lakes region anticipates heavy May and Memorial Day traffic with Lana Jettick Park at Onwasco and Roseland Park near Canandaigua opening new rides and facilities. Edward C Cooper of the Finger Lakes Association notes record inquiries as European travel tightens, while CCC camps, updated lighting, color schemes, and expanded amusements aim to lure visitors from across the United States.
Oneida Lake has long been a favorite spot for Siracusa residents with varied fishing boating and dining options. The resort area along the lakefront offers hotels beaches and entertainment as season plans rise for a banner year.
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