90 Prudential Men in Area Join Strike
About 2,000 Syracuse New York area Prudential agents and roughly 15,500 in 35 states joined a strike against the Prudential Insurance Company of America. Local 68 president Harry Edmunds announced the walkout effective at midnight, with 72 unions in the Syracuse federation expected to support. The dispute centers on base pay, from 35 dollars weekly to 55 dollars, and the strike could affect 28 million policyholders nationwide. Officials say offices remain open to safeguard policyholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Prudential Insurance Company of America
New York-New Jersey
Harry Edmunds
Insurance Agents International Union
AFL
Onondaga
Oswego
Igolas Ferrante
Prudential
The
International Union
Carroll M. Shanks
A. Woion
Offcial
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Shanks
Tampa,” Fig
Cumberland, Mé
Reading Parley Attended by Thousands of Teachers
A bizarre incident is described as a 16 year old girl walking home on a city street was followed by a young man after a reading conference at Syra Tarello and W Kennedy street. Patricia of Woodland street reported the encounter to Patrolman Robert Clapper. Dr. David Russ, professor of education, and Dr. Harry Ganjon, dean, were cited among speakers. The attacker grabbed the girl’s arm but fled when she screamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kennedy St
Patricia
Syra
Tarello
Woodland St
Case
Universi Patrolman
Robert Clapper
David Russ
Getsell
Salina St
University of California
Walter
Mason
Elementary Publica
Tions
The
American After
Harry
Educatie
S.A. i
Eight Syracusans To Attend Conference
Eight Syracuse industrial and business leaders are registered to attend the 56th annual Congress of American Industry and the First International Conference of Manufacturers in New York City. Attendees include W. B. Smithers and H. F. Hodgkins Jr. of Highway Bearing Co., De Alten Riding, Lloyd Benham of Porter Cable Machine Co., B. G. Sule of H. G. Sule Co., Harold Edwards of M. Edwards Co., L. T. Eagan of Eagan Real Estate Inc., and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York City
Eridaw
H. F. Hodgkins, Jr
Railway Bearing Company, Inc
Alten J. Riding
Lloyd B. Benham
Porter Cable Machine Company
B. G.J. Sule
H.G. Suizle
Treas
B. G Suizle, Inc
Harold Edwards
Weather hampered Syracuse civil defense air spotting test
Cloudy skies and low visibility kept Civil Air Patrol planes on the ground at Hancock Field until early afternoon. About 1,600 volunteers in central New York helped trace 70 planes and 12 airmen as the exercise tested rapid spotting and reporting of enemy aircraft along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Central
New York
Civil Air Patrol
Hancock Field
Victor Hall
Edward Bearup
Charles Brennan
William J. Watson
Howard Alexander
Don Rasmussen
Jack Argus
Chick Hervieux
Frederick Hy
Smith, Jr
Atlantic
Virginia
Maine
CAP
Victor E. Hall
Neva
Auburn
Red Creek
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Earl Bunting
Delaware
Maryland
West
Association
Alcord
Iirginia
District of
America
Syracusan on Team Entered in Moot Court Competition
A Syracuse native, Charles E. Cooney Jr., and teammates Jay Eriedmat of Rochester and Ralph Schulansky of West Hartford won the regional moot court competition for upstate New York. Their Cornell University Law School team will represent the area in the national contest in New York City on April 14, after Albany Law School defeated Buffalo Law School in the regional event. The case centered on a public official barred from appearing before cameras at a congressional hearing as a violation of constitutional rights, judged by Justice Sidney F. Foster and Albany attorneys Donald A. MacHarg and Charles J. Tobin Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Son
Syracuse
Cornell University Law School
Upstate New York
New York
Charles E. Cooney, Jr
Sidney F. Foster
Appellate Division
Third Department
Donald A. MacHarg
Charles J. Tobin
Albany
Law
Pacific
Costello, Cooney & Fearon
Jewish Community Center Opens 1951 62 Membership Drive
The Jewish Community Center begins its 1951 62 membership drive with a breakfast at Temple Adath Yeshurun and a closing tea at Center Annex Lounge. Dr Joseph Watson heads the drive with Leon Glick Ri, assisted by Mrs Eleasier Miller, and the center lists numerous committee leaders from local organizations and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Community Center
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Center Annex
E. Genesee St
Joseph Watson Wii
Leon Glick
Eleasier Miller Bis Eee
Watsonne
Youngs Acuany
Bernard
Miller
Kramer
Sid Lelechock
Jacob. Grauer
Mikel
Andl Openheim
Berney
Strom
Isadore Effron
Irwin I. Hyman
Temple
Anna Larkin
Adath Yeshurun
Morris Bert
Stanley Goldsmith
Square
Jewish Center
Willdance
Josephs
Brantmann
Art
Ers
Chester F. Sagenkahn
Leon Brownstein
Myron Leffert
Cornettians
Leon A. Goldstein
Steam
Bruce Seidenberg
Danj
Stewart-Pallman
Harris
David
Lerman
Joseph Watson
Samuel Johnson
Tobias
Morris’ W. Berinstein
Feder
Sidney Hyman
Leon Braunstein
Stewart Bar
Man
Simon Cohen
Tobias M. Feder
J. Leo Feigen
Philo “Lodge
Philo Fellowcraft
Jbaum
Morris I. Ferguson
Eli Gin
Louis Marshall Lodge
of B'naijgold
Leon“ A. Goldstein
Brith
Knights of Pythias
New
Samuel John
Myron
Jeffert
Teast
Richard Wise-Lerman
Asher S. Markson
A. Edman
Howard
Volan
Chil Ward Marks
Miltonj Shapiro
Irving L.shimberg
Fromer
William Smith
Morris B. Swartz
Home Entered Nothing Taken in Break-in
Converse reported a break-in at his home on Nilkinson Street between 9 30 and 11 last night. He found the front door open and the lock broken but said nothing appeared missing after returning with his wife. Patrolman Donald Shea took the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slasley Converse
Nilkinson Sr
Converse
Donald Shea
Jock
Burned Infant In Fair Condition
William Greene sixteen month old son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Greene of 20 Cherry St Phoenix suffered burns to his legs and arms today when he turned on a hot water faucet in the bathtub He was rushed to St Josephs Hospital by his mother and is listed in fair condition admitted at 140 AM Sheriffs deputies Victor Tucci and John Checkosky investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greene
Frederick Greene
Cherry St
Phoenix
St Joseph's Hospital
Victor Tucci
John Checkosky
China Catholics Seen Martyrs
Dr John Ching Hsiung former Chinese High Court president said Catholics in China face martyrdom while Dr Wu a Seton Hall professor described Christians persecuted by the Communists Lincoln audio forum hosted by the Catholic Women's Club notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Auditorim
John Ching- Hsiung
Chinese High Court
China
Taw
Seton Hall University
New Jersey
Dr. Wu
Catholic Women's Club
Car Crash Injures Five Students in Brockport Intersection
This morning at 12 35 AM a two car crash at E Jefferson and S Townsends injured five Brockport State Teachers College students. Sim Lane Jr 38 of 807 E Fayette St drove one car. Robert O Holley Jr 21 of Brockport drove the other. Holley in fair condition with a possible pelvic fracture. Nancy Stockin 17 of Chaffee Dorothy Hilton 18 of New Rochelle Brown unknown injuries Marilyn Shornin of Brockport all listed as fair to good with various possible fractures and concussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga General Hospital
Sim Lane
E. Fayette
Robert O. Holley, Jr
Brockport
E. Jefferson
S. Townsenders
Holley
Brockport State Teachers’ College
Nancy Stockin
Chaffee
Dorothy Hilton
New Rochelle
Brown
Marilyn ‘Shornin
County Unitarian Radio Plans Delayed by Police Report
Police reported Lane and Ann Addison and two other passengers were taken to Onondaga General Hospital after a crash at Renwick Jr. A radio communications project for county fire units and Unitarian groups faced delays due to regalia and funding issues. Holly's car struck a pole and rolled down an embankment, injuring driver Herbert Parker and passengers Mrs. Belmont and Mr. Belmont. Parker, with concussion and chest injuries, and Mrs. Belmont with chest injuries, were listed as fair to good. Deputies Saaler and Luczyski investigated the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Ann Addison
Renwick
May Memorial Unitarian Church
Victor ‘J.j
Court House
Otto Gilmore
Boston
Fisher
E. Jefferson St
Ee Erm
oFeat
Samuel Richardson
Mass
Holly
Stabhunniet
Orj United Unitarian Appeal
Osing
Syit
Hurcles
Parker
Alexander Belmont
Pastorius St
Philadelphia
Onondaga General Hospital
Belmont
Elks Memorial Service Plans Noted in Syracuse
Syracuse Lodge 31 Elks will hold memorial services at 3 PM tomorrow at the ub rooms 815 James St for members who died in the last year. The event, part of a long-standing December observance, will be conducted by Lodge officers led by exalter ruler Russell Gardner and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Bp.o. Elks
James St
the Elks
United
Russell 1 Gardner
Exaiter
Joseph R. Jurino
Charles Warner
Wilfred] P. Shafer
Ben L. Laschow
Rust
E. Barrington
Murray
Street
Albert A’ Avon
Wilbur C. Farr
Thomas J
Higher night parking fines in effect this winter
All night parkers face higher fines from now until March 15 with $3 for the first offense $5 for the second and $10 for the third if cars are left in the streets between 2 and 3 AM as a snow clearing measure. Commissioner Harmon of the Public Works Department led the change, previously $1 fines apply. The move aims to curb all night parking and ease street clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Harmon
Public Works Department
New Air Force Recruits from Detroit Story
Private Edward Kilroy of Detroit, a new recruit, told Lackland Air Force Base officers he grew tired of staying home and joined the Air Force. The remark captures patriotism and enlistment during a period of military expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
Tex PY Pvt
Edward L-Kilroy
Detroit
Lackland Air
Orce
Air Force
Eley Opens Tomorrow at Le Moyne College Show On
Le Moyne College Guild presents a four day run of The Show On a comedy staged by Boot and Buskin Dramatic Society. Matinee tomorrow and performances Wednesday Thursday Friday at 8 15 pm. Nuns of the Syracuse Diocese invited to attend. Cast includes Elizabeth Farina Belle Harvey Jeanne King Adrian Betterton and others. Production staff listed with committee heads and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemoyne College Guild
College Auditorium
Boot and Buskin-” Dramatic Society
Syracuse
Gene Mce~Carthy
Elizabeth A. Farina
Belle Harvey
Jeanne A. King
Adrian Betterton
W. Brice Reinman
Ed Kearney
Patrick W. Jolski
McCarthy
Bux Mahouse
Anne Weélch
Kathleen Toon
Gloria Masiello
Olski
Guild
Imente
Russell
Laregh
Donald McPherson
Leo E. Eckert
Edward ©. O'Marane
Allan H. ‘Reid
Samuel . Via
Ecdward Lauria
Medore R. Harrington
Laragh
Adrian
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Bludes Street
National Association of Manufacturers, Sponsor
W. B. Smithers
Syracusan
AID
Dorothy Miller
Tobias ‘Feder
Luey Hyman
County Fire
Unitarians
Herbert H. Parker
Dabionet
Fairmount
Elks Service
Ithaca
Rochester
Utica
Barnevald
Scheby
National Appeal
Dale DeWitt
Andlamerican Unitarian Association
Lin B
Robert Hoagland
Toeath
useq/Schneider
Schenectady
Sheriff's Department
Con-T
Charles Gurelius
John-Mac
Phee
Newell Hamlin
Uitica
M. Michael II
Watt Stewart
Lake of Albany
Glenn
Canfield
Reginald Manneli Ie
Robert Cushman
Ara Sea
Texas
Julian W. Edgcomb
Camillus
Cicero
Clay
Manlius
Martellus
Otisco
Sali
Vance
City of
North Syracuse
East Syracuse
Elbridge
Jordan
Fabius
Solvay
Lysander
Baldwinsville
Aminoa
Faryette
Yanitus
Memorial Unitarian Church
C. I Gilmore
Robert $. Hoagland
Mohawk Valley Conference
Rand
Santa
Ak Central
Lour
C Alls
Ballast ~ Ae
Tunnels
Io Sudinnsck
Tast
Genesee ST
J * Atl Tower
UT As
Chubby
Butte
Grant
Eley
LeMoyne
Salina
Raynor
Ora
Waldeer Riem
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