Labor parley backs Roosevelt plan and union rights
The gathering united behind President Roosevelt’s program with a push for world recognition of free trade unions and collective bargaining. Resolutions urged a ninth objective for world labor rights, discrimination opposition, and expanded unemployment protection with a state reemployment council. The session reelected President Lyons and approved several labor reform measures.
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Russia
Finland
America
Mr. O'Connell
Britain
Thomas J. Lyons
A. F. of L
State Federation
Hitler
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence Seaway Project
Lyons
Professor Gray
Gray
National Resources Board
Joseph A. Mullaney
C. F. Conroy
Betty
Hawley Donnelly
Joseph P. Ryan
A.W. Sherman
William McGeory
Frank W. Cummings
Vincent J. Kane
John Sullivan
Michael J. Mungovan
Joseph J. Delaney
Harold C. Hanover
Thomas ‘W
Murray
W. Edwardes
John J. Doyle
Minnie
Teitelbaum
William
T. ‘Bennis
Moe Rosen
Rose
Senno
Mr. . Edwards
Flx. Sullivan
Senate urged quick probe into possible regional gas shortage
New England Senator Maloney urged the Senate Commerce Committee to investigate whether the East faces an actual gasoline shortage or a propaganda scare. Ralph Davies warned of dwindling East Coast stocks and a 10 day supply, while the Office of Price Administration cut deliveries by 10 percent to retailers.
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Washington
New England
East
Defense Petroleum Office
Loagini
Maloney
Dconn
Senate Commerce Committee
Ralph K. Davies
Petrocee
Ickes
Office of Price Administration
OPACS
Britain
Gulf Ports
Seaboard
Senate
Clark
D.-Mo
McNary
Oregon
Commerce Committee
Atlantic Seaboard
Idaho
New York City
Eastern Petroleum Marketing Board
American Petroleum Institute
Miss Thompson Named Assistant in Home Bureau
Miss Mary Louise Thompson of Springfield Ohio is appointed assistant in the Home Bureau to teach clothing and home management and to give demonstrations in foods and nutrition. A graduate of Ohio State College she holds a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education and earned a Master of Science from Cornell University.
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Mary Louise Thompson
Springfield
Home Bureau
Ohio State College
Cornell University
Ohio
Thompson
Alpha Chi Omega, Mortar Board
Omicron Nu
Phi Upsilon, Omicron
No relief seen as day surpasses supply
A terse report notes that daily demand exceeds available supply and no relief appears imminent. The brief emphasizes ongoing strain on resources with no immediate solutions in sight.
Syracuse Oil Retailers Get 90 Per Cent Notice
Oil companies in the Syracuse district inform retailers they will supply 45 percent of July sales for Aug 16 to 31, or 90 percent for a full month. Deliveries will be in proportion and tied to Office of Price Administration guidance. Private vehicles face about a 20 percent cut.
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Syracuse
Louis J. Ford
Sun Oil Company
Ray A. Dounce
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company
Office of Price Administration
Washington
Great Britain
Syracuse Merchants Adopt One Delivery Monday
Twenty Syracuse stores will switch to a single daily delivery starting Monday to conserve gasoline as urged from Washington. Merchants urge customers to carry small packages home, with 20 named shops participating including Macy's Syracuse, Sears Roebuck, Dey Brothers, and Roy Furniture.
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Syracuse
Frederick E. Norton
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
East
Bern Furniture Company
C. E. Chappell ‘and Sons, Inc
Clark Music Company
Conde Toy Shop, Inc
Dey Brothers É Company
E. W. Edwards and Son
Flair & Company
Inc
Glazer-Levy, Inc
M. Goldberg and Sons
Household
Kieffer
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Wesley's Furniture, ‘Inc
L. A. Witherill
Picnic by the Americanization League at Hancock home
The Americanization League plans a Tuesday picnic at Representative Clarence E. Hancock's home in Cazenovia. Board members, staff, and teachers will attend. A program of sports and games is planned.
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Clarence E. Hancock
Cazenovia
Scouts to Deliver Bond Posters in Syracuse
Syracuse Boy Scouts, praised for distributing 15000 small United States Savings Bond posters in Syracuse and Onondaga County, will deliver 1000 large posters to local stores. Over 200 scouts from seven troops, with postal Department help, aim to finish by next Tuesday. Leo M. Sandefur directs the effort.
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Syracuse
United States
Onondaga County
U. S. Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Leo M. Sandefur
Seneca Ordnance Depot Opened As Major New York Defense Unit
Aug 21 formal opening of the Seneca Ordnance Depot notes its role in eastern seaboard defense with storage for aerial bombs on 9,680 acres. Col. Parker cites a revised cost of 13 3 16 million and 6,000 workers soon, as Justice Gilbert warns of Europe’s dangers and urges citizen responsibility.
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Kendaia
Seneca
New York State
Supreme Court
Lewis A. Gilbert
Newark
Maine
Washington, D. C
U. S. War Department
Paul B. Parker
Quartermasters Corps
War Department
William Robinson
Syracuse
Silas Tager
Auburn
John Taber
William S. Lozier
Rochester
Ralph Burkhalter
General Contractors
Peirier, McLane
John W. Harris Company, Inc
Ontario
Cayuga
American Legion
Seneca Falls
Waterloo
Ovid
Frances Ruby
Parker
Justice Gilpert
Europe
Asia
U.S
Brennan Named Democratic Choice for U S District Court
Utica August 21 Democratic leaders will back Stephen W. Brennan Utica attorney and former Oneida County Democratic chairman for appointment as judge of the U S District Court Northern New York District to succeed Judge Frank Cooper who recently resigned Brennan is a partner in Lee Brennan and Bastow and a Albany Law School graduate known as an accomplished and dynamic speaker who has served as attorney for the State Tax Department on tax appraisals.
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Utica
Stephen W. Brennan
Oneida County
U. S. District Court
New York
Frank Cooper
Brennan
Lee, Brennan & Bastow
Clinton
Albany Law School
Lee & Dowl
Ing
New York State Bar Association
State Tax Department
Henward Registers For Police Work In Defense Program
De Banks M. Henward Jr a vice president of the First Trust and Deposit Co and former assistant district attorney registered at Police Headquarters for volunteer civilian police work in the defense program. Acting Chief John A. Kinney announced 180 volunteers had signed applications by noon with more still arriving.
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Henward
de Banks M. Henward, Jr
East Genesee Street
First Trust and Deposit Company
John A. Kinney
Public Works Staff Outing Planned at Hinerwadel's Grove
Public Works staff members will attend their annual outing next Wednesday hosted by the department. George Dear chairs the arrangements committee. A track events program is planned for the afternoon followed by a dinner in the evening.
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Public Works
Department of Public Works
Hinerwadel
George ‘Dear
Labor Resolutions Advance on Education and Unity
A New York legislative session adopted multiple labor related resolutions. One seeks labor representation on school boards and curriculum reform to reduce ancient hostilities. Another backs a conference of labor and industry to coordinate with the President on defense. A separate measure condemns use of federal troops against strikes.
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Lehman
A. F. of L
Tar Barrel Blast Burns City Fireman
Fireman Leonard Brandt 42 of 316 Burdick Avenue was injured while extinguishing a tar barrel fire at the Century Club corner North Townsend and James Streets. Two workmen heated the barrel for roof repairs when it ignited. Brandt sustained facial and hand burns and was later listed in fair condition at St. Josephs Hospital.
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Century Club
Leonard Brandt
Burdick Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
North Townsend and
James Streets
Edward Bailey
Midland Avenue
Gerald Crump
West Division Street
Crump
Engine Company 1
Brandt
Girl Scouts To Entertain Parents Day at Willow Bay Camp
Girl Scouts at Willow Bay day camp plan a Parents Day program featuring an airplane tour to five countries Hawaii Switzerland Mexico Holland and Fairyland with native songs and dances at each stop an archery tournament led by Reuben Thurwachter and Hugh Campbell bird stories crafts pottery and service bureau items a circus and mock track meet with skits and a circus parade on the afternoon
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Girl Scouts
Willow Bay
Hawaii
Switzerland
Mexico
Holland
Fairyland
Reuben C. Thurwachter
Hugh Campbell
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Seth Ish
Elmer Condit
United States Savings Bonds
Dick O’neil
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South State ST
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Bath & Radio
Taft Grill
Radio City Music Hall
Empire State Tower
West Point
Chinatown
Bowery
Greenwich Village
Roxy Theatre
INSC
Coney Island
Hayden Planetarium
Museum OF Modern Art
Hall OF Motion & Newsreel
Rotel A.op.ews, Mgr. Asst
Times Square
Radio City
Bath
RADIO
Bing & Bing Management
Airtlands
S. Sakna Si
Stu A Ee
Fayette
LS. Mas
Ordnance
Gilbert
Breck Stork
Miagara Hudson Coke
Genesee
Cine-Kodak
Francis Hendricks
Weston's
Weston
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Syracuse, N. Y
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N. Y
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