Printing trades union meets on wartime policy in Albany
E W Eawan of Albany, president of the Allied Printing Travel Council of New York Stage, opened the 11th annual convention in Syracuse. Delegates heard urgent calls for national defense programs, preservation of social security, and opposition to any actions that could weaken wage earners’ rights, amid warnings about European war and the rise of totalitarianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Printing Trades Council of New York
Jom E. McGaver
Thomas B. Hill
B. W. Edwards
Hank C. McArdell
Syracusan Typographical Union
James A. Siles
State Froup
Thomas J. Corevean
State Department of Tsar
Mons
E. W. Eawan
Albany
Allied Printing Travel Counci
New York
Syracuse
Fdwanls Cau Bone
United States
Pmaiiie
Great Britain
John E. McGarry
Stete
Building Logs Fleet Wins In Onondaga Safety Contest
The Onondaga County fleet earned a June safety award in a state competition. Officials reported 358 submitted plans across counties with varied investment totals, highlighting notable activity in Rockland and Tompkins Counties. The Herald Journal safety award honored the New York Telephone Company and other fleets for accident-free performance in June.
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Onondagal G
Onondaga
States Tatar Department
Onondage County
Erie County
Monroel
Broome County
Binghamton
Endicott
Johnson City
Oneide County
Utica
Niagara County
Rockland County
Tompkins
New York
Tele-phere
Central City Cold Storage Commany
Bartels Brewing Company
New York Telephone Company
Netherland Company
Lawel “Tem Company
Blankmen-Crawford Trucking Compens
William Dantern Company
Easy Washingsinethine Corporation
Satety
Me. Saunters
Owen-Dyneta Picnic Draws Factory Workers Saturday
The Owen-Dyneta division plans its annual picnic at Crystal Park on Brewerton Road Saturday. About 700 workers and families are expected to attend as the plant closes for the day. A full program includes games, dancing, and a caravan parade at 9 30 A M with Barburine Vinca as award winner. Committee members listed include Al Pritzinger, Dag Colasgela, Bill Doc Jim Mave, P. Vay Liew, Byiee Cromsuy, Fora Lynch, Betty Tatul, Rudy Read, CLUB Van Allen, inte Dear and Laura Xiolz.
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Crystal Fark
Brewerton Road
Sever
Corhtunter
Aihfeie
Barbreuie Vinca
Six hurt in city wide auto and bike crashes
Six people injured in overnight traffic series across the city including two bicyclists. Victims Anthony Puhala and John Statk suffered shoulder and knee injuries. A collision involved a car driven by Puhala and a machine operated by Mary Shork. Police charged reckless driving. Other injured include Willard Sitter, Frederick Plumb, Mary Fack, Owen Hartman, Wallace Heed, and Prince Barilla among various cuts and fractures.
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Col Usion
Dor Yhleh
Anthony Puhala
Niagara Street
John Statk
Madison
Abele
Puhala
Mary Shork
Milton Avenue
Hiawatha Bowerard
Eda
Puhola
Frank
Gerbegan James
Wno
Wilard Siiter
South
Townsella Street
Krae
Syrmcuse Memorial Hospital
Majoor
Frderick H. Plumb
James B Stteet
Souin al -Warren Street
Mary Fack
Geddes Street
Allen L. Gladie
West
Colvin Street
Belden Avenue
Sori
Geddes
Owris Hartman
Bins
Soris AL
Livingston Avenue
Call
Walnut Sng University
Pincesa
Peter Barilla
Isshebali
Newsboy Loses Purse On Route Amid Missing Cash
A Herald Journal newsboy on South Salina Street reported losing a small leather purse containing $25 while delivering rounds between about noon and 12 30 PM. He retraced his bike route along South Salina Street and nearby blocks without recovering the article.
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Valley Drive
Herald-Journal
Wesley
Harker of
Bis
Lelthee
Salina
Moon
POE
Malachy Outing at St Malachys Parish Picnic
Parishioners of St Malachys Church Sherbuene plan their annual picnic next Sunday at the baseball field. Dinner at noon served by parishioners. Games all day with Mount Upton and local teams. extra events for men women and children. Reverend Kissane invites area friends and neighbors to attend. A separate news item notes a vehicular collision on Jutternut Street with Robert Van Lengen at the wheel.
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Malachy
St Malachy's
Sherbuene
Mount Upton Sams
Kissane
Rhage
Negyae
Jutternut Street
Pa Qolrran Wartln
Robert IV. van Lengen
Auxiliary to Hold Social At Fortian Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fire damaged text reports a Fortian Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary social will be held from 3 to 9 PM tomorrow. Frank Buchanan Ponty and Mae Mubberd preside. Fottie Prilipe named chairman. Funds will aid widows and orphans via the national frame. Collision details involve the Stevens household and a car involved with Paul Watarr. The inquest was set for July 29.
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V.fw
B.S
Atesiliecy
Frank Buchanan Ponty
Veterans of
Leon Stevens
Hares’ Loomis
Fatlus
Thursdey
Sra Stevens
Crouse
Paul Watarr
Pompey
Stevens
Dual Death Inquest Inquest Of F Until Thursday
Fragmentary text reports a death related inquest set to run until Thursday. The readable parts indicate an inquiry into two deaths, with unclear names or locations remaining. Further details are not legible in the surviving OCR snippet.
Camp Meeting Program At Mooerr Opens Saturday Night
A two week series begins with early morning prayer and praise gatherings. Children and young people attend nightly sessions at 7 30 led by Reverend Clyde Rodgers. Includes a crayon act and children events. Williams Cookies promoted with a 6 count package at the grocer.
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Mooerr
Clyde
Rodgers
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