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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1941

Page

2

Dairy League Expands Milk Strike Across States

The Dairymen's Union with 23,000 members pulls milk from New York Pennsylvania and Vermont amid a strike seeking $3 per hundredweight. Withholdings shrink New York City's daily intake by millions of quarts while violence concerns rise and police patrols remain, as farmers in Gouverneur Lowville Boonville and Remsen report reduced shipments and plant closings.

Dairymen's Union New York Pennsylvania Vermont New York City Joseph O. Eastlack Ray Russell Lehman Foster Dairymen’s League Dairy Union Dairy Farmers Union Russell Fred Litts Jessie Atkinson Pulaski Litts Sheffield Atkinson Ashe Herman Pratt Jack Davies Howard Dairy League St. Lawrence County Gouverneur Lowville Vernon Wolcott Rede County Boonville Purity Creamery Products Company Lyons Falls Burdicks Crossing Malone Parea Dairymen's League Vernon Oneida County Madison County League Oneida Jefferson County Holland Patent Cooperative Holland Patent Mt. Upton J. K. Crawley Crawley's Milk Company, Inc Binghamton Willseyville

Induction Boards List 8 for July 17 Examinations

Local Draft Board 467 at 129 West Newell Street will send eight men to the Buffalo Induction Center on July 17 for examinations preparatory to Army service. Names include Peckham, Patrick, Scofield, Zogg, Wells, Kendrick, Potter, and Pilger.

West Newell Street Buffalo Army Lewis W. Peckham Craddock Street Gordon D. Patrick Robineau Road Era D. Scofield Baker Avenue Robert L. Zogg West Ostrander Avenue Jack M. Wells Carwin Avenue Martin F. Kendrick Colvin Street Albert J. Potter Matson Avenue James H. Pilger Calthrop Avenue Hamilton Street Leon W. Bielski Genesee Street Peter Rusyniak Buffalo Center Albany Ames T. Brown New York State Selective Service Brown

Court Backs $18,000 L Case Award

The State Court of Claims awarded Solkat Realty Corp $18,000 for loss of access due to the Geddes Street grade crossing elimination. The Grade Crossing Commission contested the award, potentially appealing to the Court of Appeals over legal technicalities. The project shift involved the Public Service Commission and Public Works with federal funds.

State Court of Claims Solkat Realty Corporation Geddes Street Appellate Division Rochester Grade Crossing Commission Court of Appeals Public Service Commission State Department of Public Works Charles P. Fox Economy Printing Company Fox Dorothy Jones

Shock Kills Lineman at Cannonsville

Special Dispatch Sidney July 4 The Sidney First Aid Emergency unit was called after a lineman suffered a fatal shock at Cannonsville. Emergency crews attended but he died at the scene. The incident prompted routine safety checks and investigations.

Cannonsville Sidney

Family Bank Case Details Depreciation Affecting Estate

The transcript notes Mrs Elizabeth Malone died two years ago. Hearings before Surrogate Sadler revealed that income from funds fell due to depreciation in United Cigar Store Corporation stock and reduced value of the family home.

Elizabeth Malone

Patrols Ordered Out After Vermont Death

Vermont Attorney General Alban J. Parker ordered state and county officers to patrol the milk strike area after Deputy Sheriff Ray Russell of Monkton was killed resisting an effort to dump milk from a truck. Four men were arrested without charge and held for questioning as patrols move to guard property and rights.

Rutland Alban J. Parker Ray Russel Monkton Parker

Cheese Price Again Rises

Gouverneur dairy board met on Thursday but kept last week’s quotations for wash curd at 20.34 cents per pound and State brand at 20.5 cents. The price remains high for the year, not seen since 1927. Registrations totaled 6,900 boxes, up seven from last week and 267 above last year on the date. In Plymouth Wisconsin cheddar sold at 20.5 cents on the cheese exchange. no other sales reported.

Gouverneur Gouverneur Dairy Board St. Lawrence Plymouth Wis Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Cheese Exchange

Purse Snatcher Sought After Nighttime Theft

A 17 year old youth in a lumber jacket snatched a purse from Mrs. Bertha Van Anan at 149 Fitch Street in the 100 block and fled between two dwellings at 12:30 A M. Police Willam Wolf and Richard Maley are investigating.

Fitch Street Bertha van Anan

Cortland Burglars Targeted Safe at Montgomery Ward

A band of thieves moved a 1400 pound safe 25 feet to a loading platform at Montgomery Ward in Cortland before fleeing when Patrolman Edgar R. Stevens arrived at 3 40 A M. The heavy safe was returned to the office after six officers struggled to move it back. Detectives believe the box held pre holiday receipts though the amount was not disclosed. Detective Michael Canestaro leads the inquiry.

Jon Michael Canestaro

Slain farmer Fred Fyscher dies from shotgun wound

Suspect William Goodwin, 47, held in Schoharie County Jail on a first degree murder charge after Fyscher, 29, was found dead from a shotgun wound in his farmhouse. Sheriff Shermandine said lack of powder burns suggested distant firing during a struggle over ownership of the farm. Grand jury will decide whether to move forward with a life trial. Also included is a schedule of Onondaga Park System summer programs featuring events for yacht clubs, Girl Scouts, Legion, Camp Fire Girls, and various picnics and parties across multiple parks and venues.

Schoharie Jefferson Fred Fyscher William Goodwin Schoharie County Fyscher Goodwin New York City Justice of the Peace Henry A. Brand Eli W. Shermandine Onondaga Park Onondaga County

Pioneer Homes Residents Hold Camp Brockway Picnic

The Men's Pioneer Homes Club sponsored a picnic for 150 residents of the Pioneer Homes Syracuse housing project and their families at Camp Brockway. The event ran from 10 30 A M to 10 P M with a softball game featuring Pioneer Homes residents. W J McNamara served as chairman, assisted by James Barry and Paul Smelkoff.

Pioneer Homes Men's Pioneer Homes Club Syracuse Camp Brockway W. J. McNamara James Barry Paul Smelkoff

Cochairmen Named for USC Campaign in Cazenovia

Daniel F. Flanagan and Mrs. George Hay were named co chairmen of the United Service Organization drive in Cazenovia. The drive is sponsored by the Cazenovia Post 88 American Legion. Committee members include Col. Russell R. Ward, William Jones, Russell Frazee, Michael Burns, Bert J. Partridge, Hay, Laster Hendrix, and R. G. Wetzel.

U.S.C Cazenovia Daniel F. Flanagan George Hay United Service Organization American Legion Col Russell R. Ward William Jones Russell Frazee Michael Burns Bert J. Partridge Hay Laster Hendrix R. G. Wetzel

Man's Foot Injured On Ryan Farm Near Cazenovia

James Shanahan aged 34 of Cazenovia R. D. 1 suffered a foot injury while working in a field when a tractor ran over his foot at the Ryan farm near Cazenovia yesterday.

Oneida James Shanahan Cazenovia R. D Ryan Shanahan

First Rehearsal Set For Mormon Pageant July 11 12

Geneva July 4 167 Mormon missionaries from Utah and Eastern States arrive to take part in the pageant Americas Witness for Christ to be staged at Air Cumorah near Manchester. A. W. Terrin says the first rehearsal is set for tomorrow. The production will be presented July 11 and 12.

Geneva Mormon Church Utah America Witness For Christ Air Cumorah Here Manchester A. W. Terrin New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland

Man Loses Almost All One Week's Pay

William Stewart aged 25 of 614 Car bon Street reported receiving his first weekly wage after unemployment and losing nearly all of it. He told Detective Frank Brazell that $22 was in the open envelope when his wife found it missing after alighting from a Butternut Street bus. He said the money was for his wife and 11 month old child. Brazell urged the finder to return the amount to Police Headquarters.

William Stewart Carbon Street Frank Brazell

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