Farm Dinner Prompted War Talk and Labor Tensions
At Jerome D. Barnum’s 23d annual farm dinner at Onondaga Golf and Country Club 300 guests heard Robert St John detail harrowing Balkan war scenes warning against mass hysteria. Howard E Babcock urged farm self sufficiency amid labor disputes and wage gaps while Lt Gov Poletti stressed unity.
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Jerome D. Barnum
Onondaga Golf and Country Club
Robert St. John
Balkans
Germany
America
United States
Howard E. Babcock
Cornell University
Mr. Babcock
Mrr
Babcock
National Co-operative Council
Charles Poletti
Poletti
Walter M. Dear
Jersey City
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Dear
Lehman
Edmund Ezra Day
Tavern Keepers Oppose Taxation Bill in Central New York
J. J. Kelliher of the State Restaurant Liquor Dealers Association warned at the Onondaga Hotel that a proposed prohibition law could threaten business by giving the government power to close cafes. Petitions opposing the measure were being circulated as organizers urged unity.
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Kelliher
Sheppard
New York
J. J. Kelliher
State Restaurant Liquor Dealers Association
Central New Lyork ‘Tavern Keepers Association
Onondaga Hotel
Ressopable Distanns Clatee
Patrolman Progress Report From Edgewood Defense Course
Chief William E. Rapp received a letter from Patrolman Harold Kelly describing his progress in a government defense course at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland. The program trains policemen in wartime emergency measures including detecting poison gases and handling unexploded bombs. Edgewood covers 8000 acres and is guarded by 4000 sentries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Rapp
Harold Kelly
Edgewood Arsenal
Kelly
Kelley
Prices and judgments surface in Syracuse case
Syracuse Herald Journal reports August 28 1941 remarks on farm price ceilings and costs wages as a threat to agriculture. It lists embezzlement judgments for funds of World War veteran Willett Van Tassel in Willard State Hospital with Ar thur M Beach as guardian and J I Edward Leary Rochester attorney named in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Fred H.land
Lea Sexauer
Imen
Leiter
League
Willett van Tassel
Willard State Hospital
Ernest I.edgcomb
Arthur M. Beach
J. 1Edward Leary
Rochester
William Mills
Mary W. Compton
Leary
van Tassel
Police Investigate Light Globe Injury Near Fayette Boulevard
Charles M. O'Donnell head of the Juvenile Crime Prevention Bureau will question several children today about an accident injuring 11 year old William Burrows, son of Dr and Mrs Floyd Burrows of 53 Fayette Boulevard. The incident involved a falling street light globe near his home Monday and is under police review by Central New York Power Corporation.
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Charles M. O'Donnell
Juvenile Crime Prevention Bureau
Police
William Burrows
Floyd Burrows
Fayette Boulevard
Central New York Power Coronation
Despard Named to Draft Board 463 by Mayor Marvin
Victor R. Despard of 306 Sedgwick Drive, vice president and general manager of Pass & Seymour Inc., named to Draft Board 463 to succeed the late John M. Costello. Board headed by William Allan Dyer Sr. oversees Wards 4 and 6 with offices at 610 Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.R. Despard
Victor R. Despard
Sedgwick Drive
Pass & Seymour, Inc
John M. Costello
Rolland B. Marvin
William Allan Dyer, Sr
Oak Street
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Benson