Record crowds jam Syracuse State Fair opening day traffic
An all time crowd of over 160000 flooded Syracuse on opening day at the State Fairgrounds creating severe traffic jams. Officials estimated attendance above 100000 with a four mile backup and many cars abandoned. 175 visitors treated at a infirmary for minor injuries. State troopers and county deputies aided city police to manage the crush as buses faced long delays.
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Syracuse
Hmit
Onondaga County
Cheriffa
Fairgrounds
New York Central Railroad
P.N.A. Corps Ties For First In Contest
The PN A All Girls Bugle and Drum Corps tied for first at Fort Edward during the centennial celebration sharing top honors with the Fort Edward American Legion Corps. They previously won first prize in drills at the Altamont Fair and took third at the Chatham Fair. Rehearsals are set for Thursday at Mohawk Street rooms.
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PN. A
Fort Edward
Cohoes
American Legion Corps
Chatham Fair
Mohawk Street
Postman Discovers Dog Personalities in Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach AP Postman Johnny Jones, with fourteen years on the route, shares dog safety tips. He notes small dogs alarm carriers, while most dogs are friendly. He advises whistling, speaking softly, and walking bikes to avoid provoking animals, and says human behavior causes most dog trouble.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Johnny Jones
Cornell Men Study Mud For Army Experiment
Cornell scientists in Ithaca study soil mechanics for Army use. They find unrecognized forces in clay soils, suggesting electrical interactions and surface effects between particles and water can alter strength and behavior without cement. Differences in mineral composition and surface contaminants impact soil stabilization.
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Ithaca
Cornell
U. S. Army
Worthing Bus Driver Plans Opera Career at 40
Worthing England bus driver Trevor Jones plans to quit his job to pursue singing in Milan for two years. He will sell his house in Lancing and move his family, aiming to train under soprano Ubaldo Carretto after admiring Italian tenor Gigli.
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Worthing
Sussex
England
Trevor Jones
Worthing Doubledeck
Gigi
Gigh
Eesthournt
Gigli
London
Jones
Milan
Appetite Provoking Work Backfires at Sanday Site
A worker named Larry Guenther injured when a cement mixer crank broke and struck him. The incident occurred during outdoor work on a Sunday, leading to a delay in planned activities. A meal afterward provided some solace, with an informal gathering including a chicken dinner.
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Larry Guenther
Copper Refinery Under Construction Near Garfield Utah
A copper refinery project by a named corporation is under construction near Garfield Utah. The plant will include lined concrete cells where copper will be refined and drawn into pure commercial copper through welding processes. A conference to draft an international pact was held in Reeves in 1981.
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Gartey Utah UP
Benetentt Copper Corporation
Wadding
Garfield
Green Island bowling season plans set at special meeting
Green Island Council Knights of Columbus will finalize the bowling season during a special meeting today at 8 30 pm in rooms on George Street. League reservations close at the meeting and teams will be formed. Primary Day polls are open noon to 8 pm in four districts with district voting sites at Water Supply Co Gilbert Hose Co Gitbee's Electric Store and McGowan Fire Co.
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Green Island Council
Knights of Columbus
George Street
The
Water Supply Co
Gilbert Hose Co
Gitbee's
Mc'Gowan Fire Co
Agitation Is Art in Pravda On Bolshevik Agitation
Pravda declares agitation as art with the Bolshevik aim of raising ideological levels. It stresses not resting on past achievements but improving political agitation, increasing agitator qualifications, and tailoring talks to diverse population strata.
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Moscow
Pravda
Free Rides To Britain Worry Irish Officials
An Irish concern reports that Republic recruits in nursing sign to Britain with free four pound rides, then leave hospitals for other jobs. County officials say 25 of 13 percent recent recruits have already deserted. A young Irishman reportedly stopped briefly for tea before leaving.
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Britain
Orpington
England
Ministry of Labor
Lon’sdon
Repubic of Ireland
Trishman
Waterford to Hold Taxi Meeting and Primary Day Polls
Waterford police chief John F. Harney warns of vandals in the Second Street district including flower beds and grapes with patrols stepped up and offenders facing full legal penalties. A Prospect Hill Community House meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. invites residents to discuss school child taxi service in the district. Primary Day is set for waterford polls from noon to 7 p.m. with locations at Markerblock, Shaimer House, Town Hall, and Ford Hose Co. Names listed include Alyse Northsile and Jind Peck. Also notes campers returning from Pathfinders Lodge and a Ladies Society meeting at Hap Tit Church Friday at 7:30 p.m. Salt marsh near Salton Sea described as formed after 1998 irrigation canals.
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John F. Harney
Prospect Hill
Waterford
Inickerbocker Shaimer House
Town Hall
Ford Hose Cn
Jind Peck
Alyse
Northsile
Retten
Camp
Robert Coazens, Jr
Edge
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Bank OF Waterford
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Waterford, N. Y
Spree's Stationery
AMD
Kemsen ST
T. Brandon Timpane
C.D. C.D. Vup Rantier ST. Pore
Appoiitnant
iBus
Fit
Reeve
George E. Cooley
Troy Area
Order of de Molay
Camp van Schoonhoven
Burden Lake
Jack McCumber
Troy DeMolay Advisory Committee
Troy Y.M.C.A
Green Island
iLook
Chicago
Sheridan Road
Timpane
Christmas Club
Cozzens
Pathfinders Lodge
Otsego Laks
Ladies Kid
Ladies Society of the
Salton Sea
Colorado
Philco
B.C. A
Clayton E. Flint
Broad Street
J.J. Dooley Sons, Inc. Building Supplies
Coal — Oil Contracting
White ST. Cedar
Parker
Jewelers
Remsem ST
Ceder
Coloors Retail Mercheets
Donlon and Son, Inc
Remsen and
Ontario
Het the Highwee
Fisher
Hydra
Lmenbie
Wade
Willag
Ben Todiry
T Verlag
Oldsmobile
Troy
Frank A. Richter
Second Street
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