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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1944
Page
3
The conference addressed postwar labor issues with calls for a genuine Department of Labor representation for workers. Leaders including Lt. Gov. Hanley and Sen. Feinberg urged balanced profit sharing without wage fixing, and warned against discrimination and political division within unions.
Syracuse lawyers join major state bar committees to study legislative procedures and extension of session hours. Henry S. Fraser named on the committee as it seeks to curb last minute rushing and ensure full debate on important measures.
Henry Z. Balamut of 306 Hamilton Street was sentenced to 30 days in the Onondaga County Penitentiary by Judge Truman H. Preston for kicking patrolman Thomas Reap in the leg and using abusive language. Balamut claimed a $10 bill was stolen from a Madison Street restaurant and asked police for help. Reap and Delaney handcuffed him and he was taken to headquarters. Balamut cited arthritis and pain.
Aniel Noveleski of Rochester, president of the New York State Federation of Labor, announced support for Marvin as a senatorial candidate at a Syracuse dinner. He urged labor members to back Marvin in the coming election, calling him a valuable asset to labor in the Legislature and a dependable ally.
A flock of SOQ sheep owned by Ames Kratzer in War Buren Town Baldwinsville had 11 injured and one killed when dogs scattered the herd Sunday. Trooper Richard Camp said the animals were destroyed due to injuries.
A new ordinance enforces a dog curfew from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise in Van Buren. Any dog found without its owner during that period will be killed.
The Stillennet farm near Camillus and the Derschus Howe Rhodes property sell price nears 150000. Buyer group led by Howard Burdick and Peter Krog of Liverpool Road completed the purchase from Mrs. Rhodes heirs. The estate combines three farms with a dairy operation and a purebred Guernsey herd, featuring modern facilities and multiple outbuildings.
Mrs. Richard McDermott of Fulton has received word that her husband Corporal Richard L. McDermott has arrived in England. He was inducted into the Army two years ago this month.
The forecast and reports show a swing back toward typical readings after a brief warm spell. Temperatures rose, then cooled with increasing cloud cover across the state, while afternoon readings hovered around seasonal norms and higher values faded.
Joseph C. Barone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Barone of Selway, CNT Abel Avenue, Selway, earned the Purple Heart for injuries suffered in France on July 6. He is recovering at a hospital in England. Barone, a Solvay High School graduate, served about four years in the Army and trained at Port Jackson, S.C. overseas duty began last October.
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