Fifteen Elevator Employes Fired for Leaving Jobs
Fifteen grain elevator workers of the Oswego Port Authority were dismissed after failing to report for duty July 2, 1939. Authority chairman F Hosmer Culkin read telegram notices announcing immediate termination under the Civil Service law and Condin Wadlin Act. Union leaders denied a strike, with John France saying the Local 1826 president and Ever tt Mahoney of Buffalo declined comment.
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F. Hosmer Culkin
Authority
Oswego
John France
International Brotherhood of Longshoremen
Palladium Times
American Legion
France
Everett VW Mahoney
Buffalo
International
Dispute over wage rules at Oswego Authority
Native union members declined to comment on discharge status and grievances. Mahoney disputed Port Director Mengel’s claim that the Authority hadn’t been informed of the union’s wish to discuss new wage and working regulations, calling Mengel’s veracity into question.
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Mahoney
Arthur C. Mengel
Mr. Mahoney
Mengel
Authority
Port workers walkout prompts Buffalo port authority action
Within hours of a meeting the workers quit their jobs, with no contact to the Authority or grievances filed. A special session passed a resolution, moved by Robert H. Farnham and seconded by James F. Gallagher, detailing notices to the strikers. The Canadan barley cargo for Genesee Brewing Co. faced delays as ships diverted, including Vandoc to Prescott. The Con don-Wadlin act allows rehire or reappointment but limits pay and imposes a five year probation. Culkin said no union approach or official statement available.
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Mahoney
Authority
Robert H. Farnham
James F. Gallagher
Mr. Culkin
Prescott
Vandoc
Genesee Brewing Co
Ont
Roland Russ
Solvay Process Co
Menger
Genesee Brewing
Culkin
Will Try Again To Bolster Army In 900000 Push
Sen Allen J Ellender proposes expanding the Army to 900000, seeking an extra 100 million dollars in the defense bill amid subcommittee action. Administration aims for 870000. House kept to that. Subcommittee defeated Ellender’s buildup by a narrow margin but approved 43 million for Marines and 400 million for Army modernization.
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Washington Upi
Allen J. Ellender
House
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Blender
Dennis Chavez
DNM
Ellendér
Marine Corps
Funeral for Lows James Bailey Held at St. Pauls
Funeral services were held for Lows James Bailey husband of Ethel Lamb Bailey. Mass was celebrated at St. Pauls Catholic Church with Rev. Paul H. Martineau presiding. Committal followed at St. Pauls Cemetery. Bearers named Fred Riggs Ross Ruppert Eugene Pfeiffer Joseph Chillemi Charles Gallagher Leo McLoughlin. Markets closed Friday for extended Independence Day weekend with NYSE observing holiday until Monday July 6.
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Lows
James Bailey
Ethel Lamb Bailey
East Utica St
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Paul H. Martineau
William B. Bruce
Thomas M. Riley
Bunal
St. Paul's Cemetery
Father Bruce
Fred Riggs
Ross Ruppert
Eugene Pfeiffer
Joseph Chillemi
Charles Gallagher
Leo McLoughlin
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Husband Reunited in Chicago After 14 Years of Separation
In Chicago, Janusz Zelaskiewicz and Maria Michalczyk, Polish WWII veterans who wed in Germany in 1945, meet by chance after 14 years apart. They had believed each other dead. Maria learned Janusz was listed as lost by the International Refugee Organization while both families built separate lives in Germany and France.
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Chicago
Europe
Janusz Zelaskiewicz
Maria Michalczyk
Janusz
Irena Bielinska
Maria
International Refugee Organization
IRO
Steelworkers win in Carrier election at Syracuse plants
The United Steelworkers Union won a National Labor Relations Board election among about 3,000 production and maintenance employees at Carrier Corp plants in Syracuse. Losers were the Sheet Metal Workers International Association and the International Association of Machinists. Workers had been represented by an independent federal union chartered by the old AFL. RANDOLPH SCOTT IN WESTBOUND MARKS 18TH TIME IN CAVALRY UNIFORM.
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Steelworkers
Syracuse
United Steelworkers Union
Carrier Corp
National Labor Relations Board
Sheet Metal Workers International Assn
The
International Assn. of Machinists
AFL
Hollywood drama and family court shift in postwar era
Maria and Czeslaw Zaworski married then had four children all born in the United States after coming to the country in 1950. Maria won a divorce last March with custody split for two children while the husband kept two. Janusz filed for annulment from Irena and offered child support for three children, with potential return to Maria if granted. A daughter was adopted by Zaworski when he married Mara, requiring action in court. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Paramount paid Carolyn Jones $150 seven years ago for her first film, now Moss Jones and Aaron Speling signed a co production deal making them Paramount partners.
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Maria
Czeslaw Zaworski
United States
Czeslaw
Janusz
Irena
Zaworski
Mara
Hollywood
UPI
Paramount
Carolyn Jones
Moss Jones
Aaron Speling
Paramount’ Partners
Erie Delaware Lackawanna Will Vote on Merger
Stock holders of the Erie Railroad and the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad will vote September 22 in special meetings on the proposed merger. The merger proposal, filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission, would form the Erie Lackawanna Railroad Co. creating a 7500 mile system from Hoboken New Jersey to Chicago and is expected to raise earnings by at least a specified amount.
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Fransas Shoppe
W. Bridge ST
Ontario Oil Supply CO
W. First ST
Cullen
Cullen's
Utica
Frank Cullen
Louis J. Bailey
Cavalry Hollywood
Randolph Scott
Welino
Long Beach
L. 1
Assembly
Albany
Erie
Dl&w
Sale All Hats
C. E. Driscoll
W. Third
TEL. W
Oswego County
the Security Building and Loan Association
Oswego, N. Y
U. S
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Security
Building & Loan Association
E. Bridge St
N. Y
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