Woman Taken To Hospital After Fall At Hotel
Mrs. Ruth Ann Murray of 126 Shennard Street identified herself after a fall at the Charmount Hotel 824 East Fayette Street. She was taken to St Josephs Hospital at 180 oclock with a fractured left arm. Patrolman George Edwards and Acting Detective Thomas Leach reported she slipped and fell backward on a stairway.
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Ruth Ann Murray
Shennard Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Charmount Hotel
East Fayette Street
Georgedwards
Thomas Leach
Deputy Dies Under Truck In Milk Fight
A chaotic strike over milk deliveries widens as deputies contend with vandalism and clashes. Rioting charges loom for several Tioga County defendants while state troopers guard tankers and a boycott disrupts several plants across New York and Vermont.
Gibson Drum Bugle Corps To Play At VFW Session
The Gibson Drum and Bugle Corps of Syracuse will perform at the State Department Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Saratoga tomorrow. The all female unit will march in the parade representing Frank Buchanan Post, with Misses Hale Featherly Hess Edwards and others twirling. Officers include Mrs Gibson as president and Mae Truman as treasurer. Buchanan Post will be represented by Charles Minkheim and several members and spouses.
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Gibson Drum and Bugle Corps
Syracuse
Women’s Organization
V.F. W
Saratoga
Patricia Hess
Joanne Edwards
Doris Frey
Juliana Grunder
Wilma Mautz
Dorothea Frey
Mary Featherly
Lois Hale
State Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank Buchanan
Bernard Grunder
Mary Lou Featherly
Doris
Wilma F. Mautz
Mae B. Gibson
John
Charlotte Calpeter
Betty Brown
Minikheim
Florence Dudley
Helen Blanchard
Milk prices outlined in six month plan stir regional strike talk
Union officials backed a six month price plan with a target of three dollars per hundredweight, based on calculations by Cornell and university staff. Projections show milk could rise from 2.15 in July to 2.56 in December, prompting potential stoppage if negotiations fail. Picket lines formed at Holland Patent and Madison County plants as producers report sharp drops in intake and several plants operate with minimal deliveries. Local officials, including State Senator Rhoda Graves, report drive to sustain production amid tensions.
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Lehman
Holland S. Foster
Dairymen’s League
Owen D. Young
Young
Edward Foster
Tioga County
Dairy Farmers Union
Millard Morley
Jack Elliston
Barton
David Catlin
Arthur Garridson
Tioga
Oswego
Justice of the Peace
Fred J. Davis
William Ayres
Tioga Center
Alan FP. Russell
Nichols
A. M. Bennett
New York
Daniel Fox
Sidney Barracks
Roscoe
Cooks Falls
Delaware County
Hancock
Hale Eddy
Otto Schrull
Walton
Onondaga County
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Rathbun
Mr. Young
Republican Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
Schenectady
Britain
Agriculture Department
Washington
New York City
Joseph ©. Eastlack
Metropolitan Milk Distributing Bargaining Agency
Eastlack
John L. Rice
Borden Company
Norwich
Sheffield Farms
Canton
Chateaugay
Sheffield
Irving St. Louis
Canton Cooperative
Ogdensburg
Heaverton
Hammond
St. Lawrence County
Pulaski
Oswegon County
Mexico
Central Square
Pratt Balecom
Cortland
Dairies
Maybury Mills
Lisle
Broome County
Dairy League
Massena
St. Lawrence
Boonville
Lowville
Lewis County
Vernon A. Wolcott
Glenfield
Croghan
Copenhagen
Burdicks Crossing
Dairymen's League
Lyons Falls
Castorland
John Matuszczak
Mil Creek
Matuszczak
Burdick Crossing
Esk Merrill
Vermont
Cladakis
Leland Spencer
Cornell University
Anson J. Pollard
Ciadakis
Cornell
Auburn
Edward K. Morse
Morse
Federal Department
Cayuga County
Holland Patent
Leon Paddock F
Barneveld
H. P
Pioneer
Rhoda Fox Graves
Madison County
Muller
Kenwood
Oneida
Castle
Highbridge
Harry Wood
Madison
Plang
Owen D. Young Farms
van Hornesville
Roosevelt Talk Broadcast From Green Lakes Beach
Green Lakes State Park beach wired for sound to relay President Roosevelt s Independence Day address to thousands of holiday visitors. Public address system installed on advice from Central New York State Parks officials to maximize listeners and minimize noise disruption during the speech. Fire records note minor incidents including a bonfire and a curtain ignition with slight damage.
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Green Lakes State Park
Arvin H. Almquist
Leonard L. Huttleston
Central
New York
Almquist
Farmers Urged to Use Every Acre Under Drought Strain
Washington dispatch reports Upstate New York farmers are urged by the Agriculture Department to maximize each acre amid drought. Senator Mead was advised by land use coordinator M S Eisenhower after talks with county agents. The department aims to boost dairy and vegetable production, modify the AAA corn planting rule after July 1, and work with cooperatives to secure seeds and feed at reasonable prices.
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Washington
Upstate
New York
Department of Agriculture
James M. Mead
M. S. Eisenhower
Mead
Department
State Extension Services
Secretary of Agriculture
Veigel Addresses Youth Conference at Lake View
William J. Veigel director of Central City Business Institute spoke at the Older Youth conference at Lake View Ontario. He discussed vocational guidance and led a discussion group. The institute, sponsored by the Methodist denomination, aims to help youths choose a life career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veigel
William J. Veigel
Central City Business Institute
Lake View
Lake Ontario
Stanton Takes Command of 2d Battalion 104th Artillery
Col. Charles F. Stanton of Syracuse has been named commanding officer of the Second Battalion, 104th Field Artillery at Fort McClellan Alabama. He will lead maneuvers starting August 15 in Arkansas while retaining regimental executive duties and praised Syracuse troops for morale and camouflage work. Lieut. Col. Leonard J. McCahn is to attend the Field Artillery School at Fort Sill.
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Fort
McClellan
Ala
Charles F. Stanton
Syracuse
104Th Field Artillery
Stanton
Arkansas
104Th ( Field) Artillery
John E. Jackson
104Th
Leonard J. McCahn
Field ‘ Artillery
Fort Silt
Lake Levels In City Area Are Average
Foster B. Crocker of the State Public Works reports average lake levels for the city area despite a dry spell. Jamesville reservoir sits two feet ten inches below crest, De Ruyter and Cayuga near crest, Seneca above normal, and Oneida six inches below. Oswego River flow runs 1,700 cfs, canal use intact though mills pay for power. Syracuse rainfall remains four to five inches below average this year.
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Jamesville
Foster B. Crocker
State Department of Public Works
Crest
de Ruyter Reservoir
Cayuga Lake
Seneca Lake
Oneida Lake
Empire Gas and Electric Company
Oswego
Crocker
Syracuse
Thirty New York home economics teachers meet at Syracuse
Thirty home economics teachers from across New York State gather at Syracuse University to plan participation in a state curriculum study. Miss Marion S. Van Liew says the working conference aims to pick county projects, including organizing student teacher and parent unions to shape local programs and forming county committees to study needs.
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New York State
Syracuse University
Slocum Hall
Marion S. van Liew
Bureau of Home Economics Education
State Education Department
Coon Trial Nears Verdict in Negligence Collision
Kenneth J. Coon of Memphis faced a county court jury on a negligence charge after summations by Charles Engel and Clarence E. Unckless in the crash on the Amboy Road that killed Mrs. Sophia Anthonson, a passenger in Donald Jones’s Peru vehicle. The case marked the close of the June term.
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Coon
Kenneth J. Coon
Memphis
Frank P. Malpass
Charles Engel
Clarence E. Unckless
Donald Jones
Peru
Sophia Anthonson
Amboy
Syracuse Girls Plan Second Bike Tour to Cape Cod
Six Syracuse girls plan a two week August bicycle tour from Boston to Cape Cod. They will stay at American Youth Hotels, cook their meals, spend about $1 daily, and be chaperoned by Mrs. Eckel. Riders include Mary Kate Eckel Eunice Pennock Clarice Pennock Janice Robinson Sylvia Sherry and Mildred McCarthy. The group toured New England last year.
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Syracuse
Boston
Cape Cod
Mary Kate Eckel
Jacob. E. Eckel
Orchard Road
Eunice
Clarice Pennock
Winthrop H. Pennock
Janice Robinson
Two Bonfires Put Out In City Night Firemen Respond
Two bonfires were extinguished by firemen last night after being summoned to South and Onondaga Avenues to douse a refuse fire behind the park department greenhouse in Onondaga Park. They also put out a second blaze behind 439 West Kennedy Street across Onondaga Creek and a third near Gifford and South West Streets early today.
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South
Onondaga Avenues
Onondaga Park
West Kennedy Street
Onondaga Creek
Gifford
South West Streets
Central Teachers Meet Set for October 11 in Syracuse
Rufus G. Thomas principal of Edward Smith School announced the annual central zone meeting of the New York State Teachers Association will be held in Syracuse Friday October 11. The central zone includes Oneida Cayuga Chenango Hamilton Herkimer Madison Otsego and nearby counties to judge the event.
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Central Zone
New York State Teachers Association
Syracuse
Rufus G. Thomas
Edward Smith School
Thomas
Onendaga
Caygugs
Chenango
Hamilton
Herkimer
Lewis
Madison
Otsego
Learn as well as teach children urged by state official
Miss Marion S. Van Liew of the State Education Department urged home economics teachers to learn children as well as teach them. She said teachers should record pupils questions to form a complete picture of state needs for evaluating teacher experiences. Ninety teachers will attend the County Leader Training conference at Slocum Hall today, sponsored by the Bureau of Home Economics Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion S. van Liew
Bureau of Home Economics Education
State Education Department
Home Economics
State Department
Slocum Hall
Canal Shipments Drop Week Ending June 28
New York State Canal systems shipments fell to 153,751 tons for the week ending June 28, down from 183,033 tons a year earlier. The year-to-date total reached 1,483,815 tons, surpassing the prior year by 171,981 tons, despite the weekly decrease.
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New York State
State Department of Public Works
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