Precision Co Takes Over Cortland Firm
Precision Casting Co of Fayetteville acquires Bradley-Edlund Corp of Cortland through stock exchange. Arthur G. Chase says Cortland plant management remains unchanged, with Emery A. Dunning continuing as VP and general manager. Bradley-Edlund manufactures forging hammers drills and other machinery, and owns a 432 N. Franklin St. plant now leased to Precision. Precision, founded 1922, runs seven die casting and tool shops across Fayetteville Syracuse Cleveland Chicago and Kalamazoo employing over 2,660 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precision Casting Co., Inc
Fayetteville
Bradley-Edlund Corp
Cortland
Arthur G. Chase
Precision
Emery A. Dunning
Bradley - Edlund
N. Franklin St
Syracuse
Cleveland
Chicago
Kalamazoo
Mich
Colipany
Vets Warned On Papers For Benefits
The Veterans Administration urges all veterans to obtain photostatic or certified copies of their discharge or separation papers for benefits applications. Korean War era veterans should prepare copies if planning to study under the Korean GI Bill this fall. Mustering-out payments are handled by the services, not VA, and originals may be required for VA guaranteed GI loans. Copy all sides and include reports of separation for reservists released since June 27, 1950.
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Veterans Administration
Armed Services
Judge Denies Two New Trial Appeals by Auburn Inmates
County Judge Leo W. Breed denied two writs of error appeals from Auburn State Prison inmates Raymond Cummings and Norman Baldwin. Cummings sought to overturn a 1941 grand larceny conviction on grounds of arraignment timing and requested re sentencing as a second felony offender. Baldwin, convicted in 1933 for murder second degree, argued the grand jury had 21 members instead of the required 16 to 23, challenging the indictment.
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Leo W. Breed
Auburn
Raymond Cummings
Norman Baldwin
Cummings
Supreme Court
Baldwin
Cantor
Nuns Take School Posts in Hawaii
Sister John Thomas arrives in Honolulu to teach at St Anthony of Padua High School for four years. Sister Ann Martin, formerly of St Francis de Sales, transfers to St Anthony's Kailua to teach.
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John Thomas
St. Anthony of Padua High School
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ann Martin
St. Francis de Sales
Stca
St. Anthony's
Kailua
Weather looks fair with warmer trend into weekend
Forecast calls for clear skies and slight warmth tonight and tomorrow with a low near 37. Yesterday reached 80 with a 57 percent humidity at 7:30 AM and 7:30 PM. Tomorrow through Sunday expect temperatures about five to seven degrees above normal with regional highs around 75 east and 72 west and lows near 55 east and 58 west.
Foreign Students Attend Rotary International Night at SU
Some 43 foreign students from 17 countries were hosted by Syracuse University Rotarians at Sims Hall for an International Night dinner. Hosts included Edward H. Weneveld and Kenneth D. Bower among many others. students are to study at various colleges abroad after orientation on American living.
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Melville Clark
Rotary Club
Sims Hall
Kynt
GL Lignio
Pinland
Edvin Vou Boeventer
Germany
Clark
Crancoise Busch
France
Augustin Kintanar
Philipine Islands
Rudolf Oxenaar
Holland
Rotary
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Netherlands
Egypt
Italy
Philippine Islands
Finland
India
Pakistan
Vietnam
Norway
Switzerland
Malaya
Thailand
Indonesia
Turkey
Edward H. Weneveld
Kenneth D.bower
Harry Azadian
Robert Tifany
Ernest R. Deming,Jr
Earl ‘Crane
Clarence Hilton
Bishop Walter Higley
Webster Eaton
Ian Hotaling
Forrest Witt
Foster Rutison
Stephen Kaish
Lester Norcross
Watson Pane
Orville Osborne
Melville i Clark
Charles Heck
Irving Weatherup
Edward Ferrara
Edward Corcoran
Frederick Marty, Jr
Witmeyer
Azadian
Pasquale Bucci
Isadore J. Elman
John B. Foley, Jr
William ‘Harper
Eaton
Hilton
Robert C.hosmer
Hotaling
Kaish
William ‘Melchior
Frank Piskor
Rulison
Louis Craward
Syracuse University
Truck Hits Woman Driver Ticket After Backing
Mrs. Lenla Hazleton, 67, of 115 Belevar, suffered shock and facial injuries when struck by a truck at South Warren and East Washington streets. The vehicle, backing with clear sight, was driven by George Reizos, 23, of 502 Pearl Street. Patrolman John Mulligen issued a summons to Reizos for failure to see. Hazleton was taken to University Hospital.
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Lenla Hazeltion
Belevar
S. Warren and
E. Washington Srs
Hazleton
George Reizos
Pearl St
John Mulligen
Reizos
Xirs
University Hospital
Grunewald Agrees to Testify Before Brooklyn Grand Jury
Henry Grunewald appeared before Judge Matthew Abruzzi in Brooklyn Federal Court and agreed to testify before the Federal Grand Jury under protest. He was pressured with possible bodily compelled appearance and contempt charges. The case concerns alleged corruption in the New York federal tax office under investigation by the grand jury.
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New York
Henry Grunewald
Matthew T. Abruzzo
Brooklyn
Federal Grand Jury
Washington
Grunewald
Federal Tax Office
Traffic Court Jedge Teodan Bh Preston Fails to Have Car Ender Control
Traffic court lists numerous motorists cited for speeding and related infractions in Erie and surrounding areas. Citations include failures to have license, improper control, and failures to report or address notices. Amounts range from 10 to 50 dollars with multiple names and addresses across several streets and avenues.
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Jedge Teodan
Preston
Francis E. O'Connor, Jr
W. Corn
Egay
Charles Billings
Orwood Pi
Kenneth Podger
S. Salinast
Guiseapt Commissa
Oak St
Exie Blvd
Erio
Weather Summary Shows Fair Overall With Southern Showers
Fair weather covers most of the nation with showers in southern motions and far Southwest California coast. Little temperature change expected. AP Wirephoto map notes equal barometric pressure patterns and warm front dynamics. Forecaster mentions counterclockwise winds around low pressure and clockwise around high pressure. Weather discussion also references warm air wedge and stationary fronts as systems evolve. Forecast covers six AM to six AM period.
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Motines
Fez
California
Carrier Corp Reports 1952 Profit Rise Despite Strike
Carrier Corporation earnings for the 12 months ended July 31 1952 totaled 35 089 429 or 5.64 a common share up from 3 083 168 or 3.51 a share in the prior year before taxes earnings were 33 797 075. The backlog stood at 31 514 203 with 202 879 857 in sales and 24 017 291 in new orders. Cloud Wampler cited hot weather favorable sales and defense work as key factors while noting potential supply difficulties due to a recent strike and components shortages.
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Carrier Corporation
Pioneer Air Conditioning
Carrier
Cloud Wampler
Wampler
All Saints Episcopal to Host Three Way Rum Mage Sale
A three way rummage sale will start Thursday at All Saints Episcopal Church parish house under the sponsorship of the church’s women's auxiliary.
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Fulton
All Saints , Episcopal Church Parish House
Women's Auxiliary
Church
Livestock Auctions Report From Utica Market Aug 22
New York State Department of Agriculture reports normal supplies with steady to slightly stronger demand for heavy beef cattle and calves. Receipts and prices include cattle dairy types from slaughter to cutters, calves at various weights, and dairy replacements with springers and milking cows priced around 150 to 4300 per head.
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Sullivan Brot
Werksteer Rd
Utica
New York State Department of Air- Hare
New York Butter and Produce Prices Amid Market Activity
New York market reports show butter receipts at 876,997 pounds with steady to firm tone in cheese and cream, while apples, vegetables, and fruits across Hudson Valley and Long Island areas reveal varied prices. Notable items include McIntosh apples around 4.50, celery in Orange County around 1.35 per unit, and mushrooms in Hudson Valley at 1.25 to 1.75 per quart. Western New York shows mixed quality crates and baskets with several price ranges.
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New York
Avia W.asecue
Siena
Mberal
Sears Roeb
Servel
Sincair
York
Sperry Aates
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Créasky
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Maroc
Budsen Valley
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Desea
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Catskill
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Orange County
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Lone Island
Budson Valley
Boston
Sc. Oswere
Big Boston
Oswere
Bis Boston
W.G.A
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Red Globe
Adirondack Secree
Stock Trend Is Steady as Markets Open
New York stocks opened steady with mixed results as gains and losses balanced out. Barber Oil advanced seven points to 107 Tight after a stock split and dividend increase to 4 a share annually. Boeing rose a point while National Distillers edged lower. Carrier Corp posted earnings of 5.62 for the last year, up from 3.31 prior. Higher movers included Santa Fe U S Gypsum American Smelting Dow Chemical Goodyear Zenith Radio. declines featured Standard Oil Gulf Oil United Gas American Tobacco Lockheed and Radio Corp.
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Seta
Barber Oil
Boeing
National Distillers
Carrier Corp
Standard ‘Ou
N.S
Gulf Oi
United Gas Corp
American Tobacco
Lockheed and Radio Corp
Santa
Woman reports $82 stolen from purse
Mrs. Mattie Spavin of 814 S Geddes St reported a theft of $82 from her purse under the counter at Waldorf Cafeteria 210 S Genesee between 10 30 P M and 12 25 A M while she worked.
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Mattie Spavin
S. Geddes St
Spavin
Waldorf
S. Genesee J St
Fulton Fire and Police Chief Brightens Home
Chester Rondomanski, president of the Fire and Police Commission, was released from University Hospital in Syracuse after two weeks of treatment and returned home on Wednesday.
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Fulton
Chester Rondomanlski
Sl. W. First St
The
Fire and Police Commission
University Hospital
Syracuse
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