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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1949

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3

Disabled Father Nicholson Leads Vets to Mission Work in Fall

William T. Merphy, newly named head of Central New York disabled veterans training, aims to greet veterans by first names. He trustingly shifts to a new role in vocational rehabilitation, calling veterans directly. The Rev. John A. Nicholson departs for Pacific mission work this September after years as a priest and chaplain. Nicholson, who celebrated his first solemn mass in 1956, has long served in missionary and educational roles, including time in the Philippines and Ateneo de Naga. He and his brother Yoho Caroline Japeness Island assignment trace back to the war era when both were interned and later rescued by American paratroopers in 1945.

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Industrial Output Falls in Postwar Readjustment

Industrial output in the Syracuse area slid to a low point in midsummer 1949 as postwar readjustments continued, signaling a move toward more normal industrial activity after wartime expansion.

Manufacturing plants close for vacations amid July wave

The State Department of Labor reported June job openings down from May while seasonal openings rose. About 20 plants in the Cham ber area shut for one to two weeks from early July, with similar actions through mid August. Total regular openings were 1,?77, a decline from May, and June seasonal opportunities showed gains. unemployment may reflect shifts as bulletin notes varied comparisons to last year.

Chamber of Commerce Cority Uilize New Ee ‘State Department of Labor

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