Controversy on Baldwin Near Climax Election Today
The election for directors of the Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency hinges this afternoon on whether rivals can muster enough votes. Eastern Producers Cooperative threatens to withdraw unless Baldwin is ousted, while factions in Syracuse weigh next steps after a tense morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee HM Haldane
Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
de Ee Pte
Jteotie Bog
Onondaga
Ton Fe
Eastern Producers Cooperative
Syracuse
Ralph C. Norton
Baldwin
Federal Trade Commission
Sheffield Farms Company, Inc
Homer S. Rolfe
F. J. Andre
Shefffield Farms
Dairy Farmers’ Union
Owen D. Young
Sheffield
Eastern
Young
Holland Foster
Owego
Mik
Trade Commission
Kenneth Shall
Cobleskill
Associated Independents
Edmund L. Cooke
Foster
The
Charles W. Holman
Washington, D. C
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Congress
House of Representatives
Leaders at Parley of Milk Bargain Agency Face Dueling Views
At a dinner Ralph C. Norton presided as leaders debated farm parity and the agency's future. Holton V. Noyes urged stability, opposing a plan to shrink the milkshed while agriculture urged reform amid divided leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Holton V. Noyes
New York City
Ralph C. Norton
Boonville
Women Plan Milk Price Resistance in Syracuse Meeting
About 109 women at the Strand Theater formed the Board of Housewives to resist milk and cream price hikes. They urge boycotts of dealers charging more than 14 cents a quart and back use of condensed or evaporated milk for most, with John W. Bullard explaining dealer costs and facing boos. A LaGuardia telegram supports civilian defense through a balanced diet. The Board and Executive Committee list named members.
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Board of Housewives
Strand Theater
Syracuse
John W. Bullard
Syracuse Employers’ Council
F. H. LaGuardia
New York
Neal Artz
F. L. van Hee
Thomas W. Hall
James R. Wilson
Edwin C. Scott
Louis England
Carl Nye
L. D. Suits
J. J. Ginesstro
K. A. Swedman
Jr. D. Wadsworth
McNulty
A. M. Alubowe
Bogardus Lacks Change for $10 Bill on $2.80 Ham
Local vendor Bogardus has a $2.80 ham but cannot make change for a $10 bill. A brief note indicates he could not secure the larger denomination required to complete the purchase.
Ham-and-change theft reported at Salt Springs Road home
Beverly Bogardus and a maid were alone at 225 Salt Springs Road when a man delivered a ham ordered by Mrs. Bogardus. The $2.80 charge prompted Beverly to fetch a $10 bill on Detective Brazell's instruction for payment, but the man left claiming he would return with change and has not been seen since.
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Rolland B. Marvin
Beverly
Highway Experts to Meet in Syracuse Tomorrow and Thursday
About 600 highway building experts from national and state levels will gather at Hotel Syracuse for the New York State Highway Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America. Dwight Winkelman of Syracuse will preside at the opening luncheon for district engineers and contractors at 2 PM tomorrow.
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New York
Rome Air Geppl
Heber Ashley
Buffalo
New York State Association of Highway Engineers
A. B. Collins
Mechanicville
Harvey ©. Schermerhorn
State Commissioner of Highways
H. E
Three Air Cadets Pass Refresher Course in Syracuse
Three more pupils who completed refresher courses have met all requirements and will become aviation cadets. Captain Rob ert J. Dixon announced this marks 20 of 23 from August who succeeded, with 90 percent passing. The new cadets are Robert W. Fairburn, J Bartolo Lamacchia, and Harold D. Sparks, all named to report for training December 17 at Ventura Flying School in Oxnard California.
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Robert J. Dixon
Northwestern
New York
Frank D. Smikersky
Dixon
War Department
Smigelsky
Syracuse
Robert i W. Fairburn
Grand. Avenue
J. Bartolo Lamacchia
Salina Street
Harold D. Sparks
Drake Avenue
Oneida
Ventura Flying School
Ox Nard
Post Office Hires Require Two Oaths This Christmas
Postmaster Cornellius J. Nugent says extra Christmas workers will swear two oaths. They must recite the regular postal oath and pledge they are not members of any party or organization seeking to overthrow the government or engage in subversive activity.
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Ip. D
Cornellius J. Nugent
Harmony Council Party Drills Team Fun Evening
Doris Howser and Myrtle Burdick hosted a social for Harmony drill team members with games music and refreshments at the party last night. The event provided a casual gathering to celebrate the team’s activities and camaraderie in Harmony.
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Harmony
Doris Howser
Myrtle Burdick
Harmony Coun
Red Cross Needlework Beneath Syracuse Roof Brims With Activity
At the Syracuse Home Association the 65 to 90 year old women knit for the Syracuse and Onondaga County Chapter of the American Red Cross and Bundles for Britain. Elisabeth Robinson, 86, leads in socks with 83 pairs, aiming for 100 this year. They also sew for the blind, make scrapbooks, and fold hospital papers, reporting totals of 88 socks and 45 wristlets plus 1 756 afghan blocks and 24 children’s bloomers among other items.
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Syracuse Home Association
North Townsend Street
Syracuse and Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Syracuse
Britain
Church Missionary Societies
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Elisabeth Robinson
Red Cross
Ethel Eamans
Louise Drumm
Myra Adams
Katherine Sorgus
Four new members join Onondaga Girl Scouts council
Four new members were added to the Onondaga Council of Girl Scouts for three year terms starting January 1. The appointees are Mrs. William Robtertison, Mrs. William Barry, Mrs. Marcus D. Richards of Tully, and Mrs. DeBanks Henward. The additions were announced by membership chairman G Crawford. The annual winter carnival is set for January 10 at Crumlins, organized with Syracuse University and Hendricks Chapel Board guidance, while the council plans a January 10 meeting and a January 24 luncheon.
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Girl Scouts
Onondaga Council
Onondaga Council of
William Robtertison
William Barry
Marcus D. Richards
Tully
DeBanks Henward
Ars. lFinta
G. Crawford
Crumlins
Ralph Manier
Hendricks Chapel Board
Syracuse University
Dolores Doran
Annual Bake Sale by Blessed Sacrament Church Society
The Living Rosary and Altar Society of Blessed Sacrament Church will hold its annual baked goods sale on Saturday December 6 at 2727 James Street. Co chairmen are Mrs August Frateschi and Mrs John Caffrey. A monthly meeting is set for Friday December 5 at 8 o clock in the school. The nominating committee will present a new slate of officers. Retiring officers are President Mrs Stanley Major Vice President Mrs John Salanger Secretary Mrs Raymond De Brien Parliamentarian Mrs R W Wales. Cards and coffee hour follow with hostesses Mrs Earl Cary and Mrs William Connelly.
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Living Rosary
Rose Bud Picked in East Kennedy Street Garden
A December rose was picked this morning in a garden on East Kennedy Street protected by the Barden apartments. The rose, labeled President Hoover, was carried into the house by its owner amid recent late blooms in Paramore.
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E. Kennedy St
East Kennedy Street
Barden
Hoover
Paramore
City Acts to Clear Real Estate Titles for Builders
The Municipal Real Estate Commission handles unfreezing tax defaulted parcels to supply sites for groups of houses. Cortects include Hogan estate land and various Downtown properties with titles being cleared for sale by the city. Orphan parcels and tax-defaulted tracts are being surveyed to offer cleared properties to builders within set price ranges.
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Municipal Real Estate Commission
Commission
Bureau of Real Estate
Henry J. Connors
Mervin W. Lay
BEL Aere
Ferns
Downe Town
Thomas Hogan
South Salina Street
Clinton Street
Hogan
South Salina ‘Street
Cheltenham Road
Warrington Road
Leroy Casper
Genesee Street
H. Munro Gere
Marion
Sara M. Gere
Warner Distributing Corporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
First Trust & Deposit Company
Crane Company
Victor Products Corporation
Hagerstown
Wainwright
Pleasantview Avenues
Rigi Avenue
Wheaton Road
Lillian Avenue
North
Midler Avenue
Eastwood
Snyder Talks Here Tonight
Frederic Snyder, publicist and world affairs analyst, speaks at Mizpah Auditorium at 8 15 P M on The Lash in a News Flash The talk follows his Washington reporting on Far Eastern discussions He will be introduced by Dean M Lyle Spencer of Syracuse University and forum leaders include Edward Murphy Mrs Frank Love Dwight E Smith E R Vadeboncoeur Moyland and Glenn Williams
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Town Hall of
Syracuse, Inc
Frederic Snyder
Mizpah Auditorium
Snyder
Washington
M. Lyle Spencer
School of Journalism
Syracuse University
Edward T. Murphy
Car Irler Corporation
Frank C lLove
American Association of University Women
Dwight E. Smith
Optimist Club
E. R. Vadeboncoeur
Wsy
R. Neal Moyland
WFBL
Glenn Williams
WAGE
Two Dogs Hit By Cars Reported In Local Incidents
Mrs Lauretta Gabree of Locke said her car struck a dog at Cherry Road and West Genesee Turnpike. The dog belonged to Charles Blackmore of 107 Wilkshire Road. Eugene Smith of 102 Mill Street hit a dog with an ice delivery truck on Phalen Drive and called a vet. Deputy Sheriff Lester Rawlings investigated.
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Lauretta Gabree
Locke
Edward Risko
Cherry Road
West Genesee Turnpike
Charles Blackmore
Wilkshire Road
Eugene Smith
Mill Street
Manlius
Phalen Drive
Lester Rawlings
Syracuse radio singer Marcial scores at Madison Barracks Theater
Marcial the Syracuse radio singer hit the Madison Barracks Theater stage before a full crowd of officers and enlisted men. Dan Dwyer hosted the program with Gertrude Buckland, Sally Green, Lorraine Parks, Mary Ganzett, Donald Baird, and Irving Mesnick contributing acts.
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Marcial
Marcia
Syracuse
Madison Barracks
Dan Dwyer
Gertrude Buckland
Sally iGreen
Lorraine Parks
Mary Ganzett
Donald Baird
Irving Mesnick
Mrs. Satan
Ghatan Alenstae
November Weather Recap From 1902 Records
The month of November was warm with a high of 73 on the 19th and a low of 19 on the 17th. Precipitation peaked at 0.91 inches on the 6th and 7th, with a monthly departure of minus 0.83 from normal. Snowfall reached 0.5 inches on the 24th amid traces on seven other days and nine days of measurable precipitation. a thunderstorm occurred on the 7th.
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William J. ‘Tracy
Tracy
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