Abolish League Considered in New Milk Reform Push
New York officials hear proposals to replace 400 to 500 small dairy plants with four or five municipal pasteurization facilities and to abolish the Dairymen’s League. Albert Manning admits discussions about cutting costs and questions if farmers can sell directly to consumers. Roswell Cooper urges a producers distributors and consumers commission to study a constructive solution as a milk shortage looms. The hearing resumes next Thursday at 11 a.m.
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New York
New York City
Dairymen’s League
John
John J. Doering
Distictai Worney
League
Ali Manning
McAdoo
Manning
Cour
Roswell D. Cooper
Enisadea
Br. Cooper
Willams Club
Notice to Lodges and Fraternal Organizations
The Times-Press will be asked to print officers nominated and elected by social and fraternal organizations in Mudalei. Organizations are asked to instruct secretaries to send or telephone the lists to the Times-Press office.
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Times-Press
Ziad
Mudalei Ownard
Braun Held for Murder of Wife Near This City
Grand jury in session at the Newburgh court house returned an indictment for murder in the first degree against William Braun 39 for the killing of his wife Minnie at the farmhouse of James McGinny three miles north of Middletown on Friday morning November 22. Witness testimony was heard Wednesday. Braun’s relatives have hired R H Barnett as counsel and a Newburgh lawyer may defend.
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Dec
Court House
William Braun
Minnie
James McGinny
Middletown
Braun
R. H. Barnett
Cornell Man to Address Bureau Here Saturday
Warren of Cornel University will address the Orange County Farm Bureau on Saturday afternoon December 7. He is a noted authority on farm management and will discuss the probable price of farm products after the war. The event includes remarks by D V Farley and J E Millman with Warren’s afternoon address at 1 30.
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G FL Warren
Cornel University
Orange County Farm Bureau Association
Air Warren
Farmers of
Orange County
Wost
Mr. Werren
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Cornell University
Itnace
New Jersey
New Branswick
Cortell
Eta
Cornell
Warren
Sigma 71
American Society of Agronomy
Agricultural College
Unie
Jinaca
Mr. Waren
Gerry
Ithaca
David DeVore Promoted to Sergeant at Langley Field
David DeVore of this city has received another promotion and is now a sergeant. He has served as a sergeant for a year and expects to be mustered out soon. He is brother of Mrs Malone of the city and belongs to the India Aero Squadron at Langley Field Virginia.
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David DeVore
Ah. DeVore
Malone
i@dia Aero Sqd
Langley Field
Factories Begin Mass Layoffs Across City
Factories that had been heavily staffed for government war workare reducing personnel as the war ends. Many workers seek new positions at lower pay or with nonwar industries. Firms intend to keep as many workers as possible but must release a sizable number due to reduced demand. Some workers may find steadier jobs in nonwar plants or other industries during winter.
Sullivan County Boy Cited for Heroism in War
Private George L Cargin, 21, of Stalker and Callicoon High School 1916 graduate, credited with heroism near Roussoy on the Hindenburg line. He and four soldiers advanced under heavy fire to carry two wounded comrades to safety. Brother Arthur died of wounds. another brother Gilbert was wounded. War Dept notes Arthur’s death Oct 5.
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George L Cargin
Sullivan County
Stalker
Calliccoon High School
107Th Infantry
Compzeny I
Roussoy
Hindenburg
Cargin
Charles Cargin
Airthur
Gilbert
Arthur
George Cargin
War Department
Arthur Cargin
Mastersingineer Cross
Callicoon
Explosions at Pompton Plant Kill 11 and Injure 24
Four rapid blasts ripped through the Unit 5 detonator assembling building at E. I. du Pont de Nemours Pompton Lakes plant yesterday afternoon killing eleven workers and injuring twenty four. The facility covers acres and employs about four thousand. The section handled fulminate mercury detonators for shells and torpedoes. Safety measures separated compartments to limit damage.
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Cap Works
E. L du Pont de Nemours & Co
Pompton Lakes
du Pont Warns
Moosehearts of Warwick Here
A Moose Heart Legion meeting was held Thursday evening with good attendance including a Warwick delegation from los autos. Guests from the village included Mrs Shimer, Mr and Mrs Luci, Mrs Brown, Sirs Hunt, Mrs Barry, Mrs Niper and Mr Van Scholen. Refreshments were served and a second hour enjoyed.
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Moose Heart Legion
Warwick
Los Autos
Tat Village
Shimer
Luci
Brown
Hunt
Barry
Niper
van Scholen
Army says hospital ship Fort Com fort in storm contact lost
Army authorities reported they could not reach the hospital ship Comfort by wireless since yesterday afternoon. The vessel returning with 401 wounded soldiers said she was delayed by a heavy storm but not in distress, and officials fear the wireless gear may have failed due to the storm.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Comfort
Woman Explains Goshen Inn Raid In Divorce Case
New York December 4 Mrs Louise C Warner testifies in Nassau County Supreme Court Mineola denying wrongdoing with Harry C Holbrook as cross examination reveals details of alleged incidents. She admits purchasing liquor for four months while her husband was in a Connecticut sanitarium. The letters claim innocence and accuse malicious tongues. Continued on page ten.
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Goshen Inn
New York
Louise C. Warner
Harry C. Holbrook
Charles B. Warner
Nassau County Supreme Court
Mineola
Holbrook
Connecticut
Kensington
S. 1
Iles
Sexsip
The
Goshen
R W Moore Dies in France in World War II
R L Moore of Franklin Plains New Jersey dies in France from bronchial pneumonia after entering the army April 26 and sailing May 20 as a member of Co A 303th Infantry 75th Division. He married Elizabeth Kimble and leaves his wife, parents, seven sisters and three brothers with two in-laws in service.
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France
Liberty
Rosal Moore
Oak Street
War Department
Ralph W
Co A.1 303Th Infantry
Minismh
New Jersey
Elizabeth Kimble
Newton
WNWJ
Florence
Edwand Mather
Ridgebury
Carrie
George Decker
Frankfort Township
N. J
Lazze
Asher Palmer
Elizabeth
Edna
Judson Kelly
Sussex
Payate Moore
Ai. E
Franklin Plains
Wallkiill Council
GO. A. M
Private Morgan Writes From Front After Wounding
Private Weon Morgan son of Mrs Samuel Morgan 105 Linden Avenue writes his mother from an A E F hospital dated Oct 22 describing wounds from battle in which he was shot in the arm and a steel fragment in his finger He says his unit Company L 105th Infantry chased the Germans for two days and fought hard to gain every inch of ground stating he met a German face to face and he chose Going West over surrender.
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Weon Morgan
Samuel Morgan
Linden Avenue
Morgan
105Th Infantry
A. E. F. Welling
Men From This Section in the Casualty List
The casualty list from this section, printed in the Times-Press, includes Robert P. Begetier of Chester killed, Devida A. Carronconta killed, John Clifford of Tuxedo Park wounded severely, John E. Seamar of Poughkeepsie died of disease, Charles E Shannaburg of Port Jervis killed, William H Slater of Kingston killed, Pasquale Trotta of Highland Falls wounded severely, Co. A Holberg of Newburgh missing.
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Times- Press
Robert P. Begetier
Chester
Devida A. Carronconta
John Clifford
Tuxedo Park
John E. Seamar
Poughkeepsie
Charles E
Celebration at Carmel Church On Sunday Next
Feast of the Immaculate Conception to be celebrated at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel with 7:20 am mass and Holy Communion for church societies. An afternoon sermon by a Jesuit Father and an evening address by Rev. Joseph Aic-Sorie will be followed by benediction. Non Sunday school. Clarence Decher recovering after stabbing on O and W train. Officer Roth’s brother dies in Groton, Ohio.
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Joseph Aic
Ex-Kaiser Must Be Prosecuted Says Lloyd George
Premier Lloyd George restates policy and vows prosecution of the ex-Kaiser. Allied forces to occupy Berlin temporarily with American supervision amid turbulence as General Pershing reassures civilians and enforces firm order. Berlin reports of firing in streets and Bolshevik unrest reflect mounting chaos in the occupation.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Berlin
Mannheim
Alps
Rhine
Dickman
Pershing
Tne
Prince Albert
Lendon
The
Express
Potsdam
London
Amsterdam
Stores Open Evenings in City Merchants Plan
Merchants' committee of the Chamber of Commerce after interviewing leading merchants decided to ask stores to stay open evenings starting Friday December 29 and continue weekday evenings until Christmas. Snow in Maine Bangor reports ten inches with traffic impeded.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Bangor
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Danavile
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Thierry
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Harry W. Durland
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Pompton Plant
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R. W. Moore
U. S. Army
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