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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1938
Page
6
The piece discusses political tension around New Deal policy, with presidents and midwestern leaders debating cooperation with Roosevelt’s reforms. It notes evinced support and opposition from industrial and agricultural sectors, and hints at economic strain from dividends cuts and layoffs affecting workers nationwide.
Long dispatch reports Richard E Welch notes a surge in Republican morale across regions after Pennsylvania primary votes. He quotes a visiting candidate stressing unity, a clear program, and potential fusion debates while highlighting Democratic split and GOP optimism.
A wedding story details a newlywed planning a Sunday visit to her parents and notes other community happenings. The piece mentions home, education, and local figures, with scattered personal details and events.
A driver faced license suspension after pleading to a charge and receiving a 15 day suspension. State police reported the incident and the plea deal details are noted, with the court action resulting in the penalty.
The text is garbled and unreadable in parts but indicates WSS OE SANTIS achieving a victory in a race or event with multiple mentions of honors. Other phrases reference participants, places, and contests, though specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The article reports Rev. E. P. Buttimer being named director of the Priests' League, succeeding a longtime associate. It notes his ties to Our Lady of Late Chineh and reference to prior roles, including an appointment as assistant to a parish war director and pastorship in Syracuse area.
A pair named Mise Jean Holeneti and to beit Haleworth daulie plan a tour of the British Isles. The text mentions accompanying names and vague travel plans, with references to locations and individuals, but details remain unclear.
A court heard the case of a Black pastor accused of extortion, with witnesses describing his actions and the judge denying motions to hire a lawyer. The sentencing judge noted that a jail term could end the pastor’s career, but the court ordered further proceedings and a new trial date was set.
Jesse Jellens of 168 Duistine reported to police that a prowler walked about his home late Thursday night while he tried to lure the intruder from the darkness. He called police after the prowler fled when approached by a neighbor.
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