Milk Accord Amendments Defeated in State Vote
Governor Lehman announced that proposed amendments to Federal-State Milk Marketing Orders were defeated. The secretary agreed to study keeping Federal regulation of the New York City market temporarily. officials fear market chaos if control shifts. Results showed about 60 percent approval, not the required two thirds, with full report expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hui Lehman
Claude KR. Wickard
New York City
New York
Lehman
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
Reelection as chairman in doubt for Dairy Farmers Union
Delegates at the Dairy Farmers Union general convention meet in Utica to decide before Jan 1 on a leadership question. Archie Wright, long-time chairman of the organization committee, faces challenge after a slate defeat in the recent 1941 committee elections. Controversy flares as Rome unit receives a letter accusing Wright of dictatorship and plans to oust dissenters from the union. The group represents about 22 000 dairy farmers across New York, Pennsylvania and Vermont seeking better milk prices for the New York City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uticn
The
Dairy Farmers Union
John Johnson
Dairy Farmers Journal
Archie Wright
Johnson
Organization Committee
Wright
Daniel Matis
St. Johnsville
George Rosenberger
Monticello
Egbert Shaw
Greenswich
Lynn Washburn
Burlington Flats
Frank Brill
Canastota
Frank Johnson
Little Falls
Holland Foster
Owego
Fred Goodison
Heaverton
Wricht
Rome
Oneida County
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New York City
Elevation Bridge Work Nears Completion at West Onondaga
Workmen near completion of approaches to the D L W railroad elevation bridge on West Onondaga Street as 12 carloads of steel beam spans arrive in total. Four cars arrived today and eighteen more are expected. Two main girders for the ramp track bridge over Onondaga Creek at West Jefferson Street have been delivered and will be installed after abutment work finishes.
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West Onondaga Street
Eigteen
Onondaga Street
Onondaga Creek
West Jefferson Street
Man Gets 30 Day Term On Drinking Charge
Harry F. Coulter, 36, of Jackson Ledge, injured when buried through a plate glass window at 138 West Onondaga Street during a fight on Nov 30, was released from Onondaga General Hospital and arraigned in Police Court on intoxication charges. He pleaded guilty and Judge Homer V. Walek sentenced him to 20 days in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Coulter
Jackson Ledge
West Onondaga Street
Onondaga’ General Hospital
Homer V. Waleh
Dave
Publication ends for Syracuse Union German weekly
The Syracuse Union, a German language weekly, ceases publication after 88 years under Oberlander Press. Walther Mossdorf urges patience as a new publisher may resume later. Oberlander notes no copyright on the name and recalls the paper’s long civic role and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Union
Oberlander Press
Alex E. Oberlander
Walter E. Mossdorf
Mr. Oberlander
Union
The
Onondaga Demokrat
George Saul
Kossuth
Syracuse
Oberlander
Mossdorf
T. Aaron Levy
Americanization League
Union Supplement
Alex Oberlander
Karl Schurz
Goethe and Schiller
Leaves Pen Ahead of New Arrest Warrant
Thomas McKeown of Philadelphia escaped arrest on a warrant charging him with abandoning his wife and a minor child dated July 1 1939. He had been released from Onondaga County Penitentiary after a 15 day sentence and was seen boarding a Syracuse bus before detectives could seize him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McKeown
Philadelphia
West Fayette Street
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Rick Keown
Syracuse
Herbert H.paddock
William E. Rapp
McKeown
Downttown Terminal
Lost in the Rain Boy Returned Home by Police
Seven year old Richard Newvine wandered downtown after a theater visit with an older brother. He lost a shoe, was drenched in rain, and after police were alerted Patrolman Frank Skrupa found him and drove him home to 217 Otisco Street.
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Syracuse
Richard Newvine
Otisco Street
Frank Skrupa
Richard
West Fayette Street
W. J. Burns
South Clinton Street
Elks Host Christmas Parties for Crippled Children
Syracuse Lodge 31 BPOE hosts two charity events for crippled children and local school pupils. Today at 9 A.M. more than 2,000 guests attend a Keith's Theater show, with a second party at Loew's State Theater for area school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Steinberg
Syracuse Elks
R-K-O Keith Theater
John Wood
Syracuse Lodge
B. P.O. EL
William C. Parker
Rolland B. Marvin
William LU. Dietrich
Rko-Keith Theater
Loew's
State Theater
Keith's
Percy M. Hughes
Onondaga Orphans’ Home
Onondaga Sanatorium
House of Providence
Jewish Communal Center
Dunbar Center
Syracuse Day Nursery
Syracuse State School
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Harry Unterfort
Frank M. Murphy
Loew’s
Syracuse Transit Corporation
John J. Woods
Syracuse
G Carl Alverson
David C. Gildea
Marvin
T. Elmer Bogardus
Murphy
Unterfort
Frank Smigelsky
Frank Spring
John O’brien
James P. O’connell
T. Walter Coughlin
H. J. Clark
Charles Hogan
Mordecai Gosnell
William H. Dietrich
John M. Brandle
38 Boys and Girls Receive Toys at Mrs. Given's Party
Thirty eight children aged 3 to 8 enjoyed a Christmas dinner at Dunbar Center hosted by Mr and Mrs Bernard Given of 423 Euclid Avenue. The event honored longtime chauffeur Edward D Scott with gifts placed under the tree and carols shared after games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard B. Given
Euclid Avenue
Children of
Dunbar Center
Edward D. Scott
Given
Scott
Henry B. Washington
Edith Foy
Theodore ‘Brown
Edith Noles
Port Byron
Dense Mist Halts Plane Flights In Syracuse Area
Dense fog and humidity halted air travel across a large region from Western New York to the Gulf, delaying American Airlines flights due in Syracuse at noon. Motorists faced slick conditions as pilots and roads were hampered, with forecasts calling for rain and possible snow tomorrow.
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United States
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Syracuse
American Airlines
Tra
Rerapuge Muniapal
Chicago
Boston
New York City
William H. Tracy
Held After 3 Burglaries in Syracuse Case
Frederick J. Navarro, 26, of Ithaca, held on an open charge after police linked him to three residential burglaries in Syracuse the night of the Colgate-Syracuse game. Navarro admitted entering Dr. Charles Post’s home with three others and confirmed two other homes were targeted. Ithaca police also detained John Solomon and Giles Skilling in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Navarro
Buffalo Street
Ithaca
Syracuse
William E. Rapp
Navarro
Charles Post
Comstock Avenue
Rapp
Charles M. Nobile
Walnut Place
Kenneth W. Smith
John Solomon
Giles Skilling
State Troopers Shift Posts In Year End Change
Special Dispatch reports assignment of 15 Troop D members to new outposts marking year end changes. Sergt Howard F Spellicy and d Trooper Nathan LaVine move to Pulaski, Campbell to Camden, Brady to Penn Yan, Steeley and McDermott to Remsen, Ruston to Homer, McGee to Elbridge, Johnson to Skaneateles, Tuttle and John Miller to North Syracuse, Donovan to Cazenovia, Walburgh to Hamilton, Wheeler to New Hartford, Stritter to Lafayette, with William Wheeler on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard F. Spellicy
Nathan LaVine
Pulaski
Darwin J. Campbell
Camden
John M. Brady
Penn Yan
Joseph F. Steeley
William McDermott
Remsen
A. J. Ruston
Homer
John E. McGee
Elbridge
W. F. Johnson
Skaneateles
Boy Gunner Pleads Guilty to Malicious Mischief
Robert G. Kuss aged 17 of 108 Herbert Street admitted firing 13 rifle bullets through a window at Milton C. Wight’s home on Carbon Street soon after midnight December 17. Mrs. Wight narrowly escaped harm while ironing. Judge Homer V. Walsh set sentencing for January 4 after Kuss had previously pleaded not guilty.
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Robert G. Kuss
Herbert Street
Milton C. Wight
Carbon Street
Wight
Homer V. Walsh
Kuss
Gifts Reach Northwestern New York Soldiers From Friends
Forty three soldiers on duty in the Northwestern New York Recruiting District with Syracuse as headquarters received Christmas gifts from Friends of the New York State Soldiers and Sailor Inc. Each man got a carton of cigarettes and four chocolate bars mailed from New York City on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Syracuse
Friends of the
New York State Soldiers, and Sailor, Inc
Elks Temple sale sets 17500 price and plans for recreation center
Deed filing shows the Elks Temple at 125 South Clinton Street changing hands for 17500 to Mitchell Fitzer of 408 Beattie Street via Eagan Real Estate. A 37500 mortgage with Onondaga County Savings Bank was recorded. Fitzer and Morris Fitzer, longtime Syracuse theatrical associates, envision a recreational complex with restaurant, pools, club rooms, bowling on upper floors and Turkish baths.
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Elks’ Temple
Domicile Realty Company, Inc
South
Clinton Street
Mitchell Fitzer
Beattie Street
Eagan Real Estate, Inc
Onondaga County Savings Bank
Fitzer
Morris Fitzer
Syracuse
Twin Hartman Brothers Follow Navy Paths After School
Orris Jay Hartman 17 plans Navy enlistment after finishing high school in January at 321 Fabius Street. His twin Morris Sylvester Hartman joined December 21 and trains at Newport Rhode Island Navy Yard. Orris waited to complete schooling. enlistment hinges on age and approval with three versus six year terms.
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Navy
Orris Jay Hartman
Fabius Stret
Morris Sylvester Hartman
Morris
Naval Station
Newport
R. 1
Orris
Vocationh Hig School
Paddock Invites Pen Inspection in Criticism Response
Herbert H. Paddock of the Onondaga County Penitentiary invites any delegation organization or group to visit unannounced at any time to inspect conditions after a State Commission of Correction report criticized littered cells guard laxness and other administration aspects.
Nine Month Sentence for Suit Theft in City Court
John J. Walsh 31 of 413 Tioga Street received a nine month penitentiary sentence after pleading guilty to petty larceny. Walsh admitted stealing a suit from Charles Dixon, messenger service manager, reporting the theft December 17 and selling the suit for five dollars. Walsh has prior arrests dating to 1927 for intoxication and petty theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Walsh
Tioga Street
Heter
Homer W. Walsh
Charles Dixon
Dixon
Walsh
John Barry
Rotary Luncheon Draws 500 Plus At Onondaga Hotel
More than 500 attended the annual fathers and sons luncheon of the Rotary Club at the Onondaga Hotel. A program of Christmas carols and vaudeville entertainment was presented with Dr. John J. Buettner presiding. Chief speaker was Al Priddy animal trainer and circus man who shared tales from life under the big top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Onondaga Hotel
John J. Buettner
al Priddy
Owner sought for two coon hounds near Elbridge King Road
Trooper M G Dean reports a farmer named Ivan Ledyard on the King Road outside Elbridge is seeking the owner of two coon hounds belonging to him. Local police patrol noted the dogs were kept on his property and are missing their owner.
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M.G. Dean
Elbridge
Ivan‘Ledyard
King Road
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