Meat Packing Dispute Signals Large Regional Strike
The dispute over meat packing contracts prompts union leaders to threaten a nationwide strike, potentially affecting 325,000 workers and 480 in Syracuse area. Bouchard of United Packing House Workers warns plants like Wilson Co and Armour & Co could see labor action if demands aren’t met. Local officers report unanimous votes to strike absent concessions, as major unions target wage and contract improvements. Police reports note jail releases and court actions amid the broader labor tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni 7
Ero
George E. Bouchard
Interna
Homu
United Peetang House Workers
Ameria
APLIG
Syracuse
Bouchard
Wilson Fe Co
Walton St. Armour & Co
Sweet St
Iirade
Unnions
Atria
Syra
Burns
Mthered
Leslee
Errest
Pawat
Pucedlin
Chiego
cUistother
Walton, Armour, Highgrade
Morrell, Srift and
Cudahy
CIA
Fom Wildwi
Grey
Indwiduel
Tattle At & Oleh Cay
Benimekt
Li. Gray
Nrutnan H. Preston
Legal action over Tech High School project faces dispute
The article details a civil action initiated to halt a Tech High School project with claims of improper ordinance approval and potential wrongdoing by city officials and defendants, including Remstein. It outlines perjury charges against Bowen and others tied to a separate car accident involving a 14 year old boy, with defendants facing arraignment in Liverpool and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Wileyther
Laewaau Ur
Lism Remstein
Hanes
Remstein
Oppmen
Bress Lass
Remestein
East Syracuse
Attornney
Arthur Wilson
Richard C
Bowen
Richmond
Red
Syracuse
End
Herry Hilleges
Liverpool
Wichard Hillegas
Ejrichmond
Craf Fe
Justin B. Ringweld
Richard
West Camilus
Eest Syracuse
Bruno Luczyckd
Y Fred Sommers
Barnett Corners
Camillus
Bennett Cornert
Bey
Ir Harry Hillegas
Rachard
John A. Fatehorig
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Shirley Jean Bowen
Richard Bowen
Harry Hillegas
Eag
Undater
Fra
Ree Eesis
Lacona
Gacoline
Lacona-Bavsion
United
Telonop
Daughtar Donee
Pair Faces Perjury Charges After Water Main Break
A water main break flooded a street and tiny lake formed as a two inch pipe ruptured under the road. Officials stated the Hills Building remained supplied by other lines and the break was not serious. Repairs were planned for later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoity Water Dapartragat
Boy Found Downtown After Three Missing Days
Walter Sturick, son of Mr and Mrs Michel Stusich, aged about seven or eight, vanished Friday night after staying home to buy bread. He was found yesterday by his father in the downtown area after a three day search. Police and Missing Persons Bureau note the boy had been reported missing twice earlier in the summer and located briefly each time.
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Walter Sturick
Mini
Michel Stusich
Bey Mor St
Cénis
Power
William Holden
Missing Persons Bureau
Hran
Shees
Juvenile held on temporary probation after shooting incident
In Whenta Children's Court Judge Len Yehle placed six year old Philip Snyder on temporary probation pending a final decision. James Perens, 7, previously of Avery Avenue, will remain with his parents while assessed. The case stems from a fatal shooting of Philip Snyder and a wounding at 3357 Milton Avenue, with police noting the boy acted after enraged by another child.
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Arthur W. Ingen
Children's Court of Whenta
Jamee
Jamnee
Hares
Toden Yel
Robert Weamally
James Wes
Tepple
Dudge ‘Yehle
Philip Snyder
Children's Court
Len J. Yebla
James Perens
Avery Ave
Yehle
Cas
James
Joseph Favens
Etty
Yenuzaies
Snyder Boy
Ronald Meaker
Milton Ave
Sayder
St. Joseph's Hospital
Meaker
Memorial
Ebel
Pane
Owen Polleg
Janes
Sith
Inday
Oona
Jettersot
Alterestlan
James Snow
Rowtor
Dude Eile
John
David Selb
Embassy Grill
jItobert Creay
Four Plead Guilty and Await Trial in Larceny Case
Four defendants pleaded guilty or asked for trial in a petty larceny case stemming from theft at Meacham Field during Wesley Field Days on August 9. Defendants Tyrone 1a, Joseph Logan, Carl Pierce, Billy Webster, and Robert Hanhawk faced bail of 5,000 each. Logan received three years probation, Pierce and Hanhawk suspended 60 day terms, Webster elected a jury trial, and Judge F. Leo Dorsey set trial for September 6.
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Pottes Court
F. Leo Dorsey
Meacham Field
Wesley
Tyrone
Joseph Logan
Carl Pierce
Billy Webster
Nedrow
Robert Hanhawk
W. Genesee St
Hir Sto Logan
Pierce
Henhawk
Onondaga County
Webster
Ihnnigh
Wilfred Hoffmann
Dorsey
State Fair 1956 promises diverse program and stars
The 1956 State Fair plans a varied program featuring Flanagan and Allen's look back at Broadway, Heeereos, and a wide slate of entertainment. Highlights include racing events, a stock car race, a USAC sanctioned circuit, a 100 Fiest prize, and a centennial butter display.
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Sudger
Fair Grounds
Floyd Hill
Juneheoo
Woodstock
Wil Michael H. Prendergast
Tate
Will Spaak
Gremen
Lester Green
Grotan
Suzanne Crist
Lot Ohester
Stephen Pendergast
Mark Ward
New Pact
York
Tna
Story
AieSpot
Widow to Handle Brown Estate in DeWitt
Mrs. Dorothy E. Brown of DeWitt widow of Donald E. Brown has been issued letters of administration for his estimated $4,000 estate. He died August 4 and left no will. He managed the locker room at Onondaga Country Club for 22 years. He left a son Donald M. Brown of Liverpool and a daughter Mrs. Dyre McKennis of East Syracuse R.D.
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Dorothy E. Brown
DeWfitt
Donald E.rown
Brown
Onlondaga Country Club
Donald M. Brown
303 Pleas
Santview Or
Liverpool
Dyre McKennis
East Syracuse
R.D
Mother and Infant Bound for Alaska
Mrs Joan Oeinek and her month-old daughter Gon Ann of North Syracuse prepare to move to Alaska with S/Sgt Robert Oeinek, an Air Force cook at Hansen Field near Fairbanks. The family travels via Michigan and Seattle to reach a new Arctic home as they endure a three-year overseas stint.
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Joan, Oeinek
Gon Ann
Waterbury Dr
North
Syracuse
Spother
Tave
Atastea
Robert Oeinsk
Forte
Hielsan Field
Pairbanks
Lou Ann
Lince
Arctic
Circe
Delrek
Joan Mile
Robert
Air
Alaska
Japan
Grinck
Reid
Seattle
Low Ann
Texas
Ajacn
Power Saw Stolen From Hillsboro Place Construction Site
Slarry Ponsater of 208 Brookfield reported a 15180 power saw stolen from a construction yard in the 500 block Hillsboro Plory. Patrolman Raber Exacker noted the saw was locked with other tools and the shed appeared opened this morning with many items missing.
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Slarry Ponsater
Brookfeld Aid
Raber
Hillsboro Plory
Typewriter Firm Sales Set Record
Smith Corona Inc reports record sales totaling 36.902 million for the fiscal year ending June 30, with earnings of 4.77 per share. President Elwyn Smith cites a boost from the Schmidt Laboratories acquisition and government telecommunication equipment offers worth about 29 million, noting the firm as a major Syracuse industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Coroma, Inc
Totax
Elwyn 2. Smith
Smith-Corona
Hieinschmidt
Smith
Smith-Carona
Syracuse
Bottle Cutting Fight Ends With Hospitalization
A violent argument at a Glen Bar location last night led to a bottle being cut and an assault that left a man with injuries. Patrolman Donald Forney reported the incident after transporting the wounded individual to Irving hospital. The victim said a man followed him from the bar but he did not know the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glen Bar
Donald Forney
Eka Sash
Gaenton
Irving Hnspital
Patiee
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ANSOO
Pats Ly
Senenentig
Roth Sewelry
Washington St
Irei
Wastin U
Robert Gray
Crendaga County
Patty Aide
Green
Chittagong
Eest
Pakistan
Flanagan
Ira
Rapote
Jeck Keach
Ehow
la Carlin
Iain Videlghe
Richard Ot
Ibures G” In
Wil Imapire
Jesteneum
T’ Daddy
Little Low Ann Oejack
Daddy's
Airs
Oejack
S/Spt
Robert Oginek
Wellenel
Beresty
Marine Midland ‘Trust
Warren
Fayetteville
Howard Johnson
Cieldres
Tabalan
Seturaay
Ae Jounson
Fayetteville Road
May's Mill End Store
East Fayette Sr
Yogla Eeieet Theater
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