Record Milk Price Predicted for New York Producers
Kenneth F. Fee predicted the highest milk prices ever paid to New York producers this fall. At the Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association meeting in Onondaga Hotel, Fee warned that rising New England prices could pull milk production out of state unless kept high enough to sustain supply and plants. Delegates from Vermont, Pennsylvania, and New York represented about 7,000 producers and 73 plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kenneth F. Fee
Division of Milk Control
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Fee
Syracuse
Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association
Hotel Onondaga
New England
Roswell P. Kinney
Association
F. F. Hill
Department of ’ Agricultural Economies
Cornell Unversity
Herbert L. Forest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Nice Days To Linger With Sunny Weather Ahead
The day featured 100 percent sunshine with the Weatherman forecasting continued clear skies for the next two days. No rain is expected, with a high near the low 80s tomorrow. No rain across the Atlantic coast and only a small storm area in North Dakota yesterday in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
North Dakota
Acanile
Florida
Army Engineers spend millions on flood control year after year
A column notes repeated government spending on flood control amid ongoing high water damage and loss of life. It contrasts with Oregon tragedy coverage and lists page placements for features including comics, horoscopes, crossword, and sections like editorial pages, classified ads, and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Marquis Childs
Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Bridge
Ing. Repter
City Life
Jari Wison
Winchell
Hearing hints at coal talks order in Washington
Federal judge weighs government bid to force United Mine Workers leader John J. Lewis to bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Association under Taft Hartley law. Government argues current contract allows negotiations and that blocking signatories from bargaining would violate the act. Lewis contends the SPC A is a propaganda group aimed at his union and balks at talking with HH. The judge noted a mood toward good faith talks as the June 30 contract deadline approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alan Goldsborough
John J. Lewis
Goldsborough
Welly K. Hopkins
Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
A. S. District Court
T 0
United Mine Workers
Southern Association
Southern
Syracuse Teacher To Trade Jobs With Cambridge Educator
Miss Josephine F Hordonaro Roosevelt Junior High will sail to England around July 24 for a one year teaching exchange with Cambridge School in the hope of promoting cross national understanding. She will be replaced by Miss Doris Mumphries at Roosevelt and will take over Miss Humphries duties at Cambridge School which has 300 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine F. Hordonaro
Roosevelt Junior High
England
Cambridge
Washington, D. C
Office of Education
Syracuse
Bordonaro
Doris Mumphries
Central School For
Actress Engaged in Hollywood Ring Described By Star
HO LLYWOOD actress Joan Davis announced her engagement to former Chicago businessman Danny Elman. Davis described the seven carat sparkler as so big she would need a sling to wear it. The engagement rings draws attention as she carries on with film and radio work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joan Davis
Comedienne
Danny Elman
Chicago
Army Honors Onondaga Clerk for Artificial Limbs Work
Snowden Smith, Onondaga County clerk and disabled veteran, received an Army certificate of appreciation for advancing artificial limb research. Brig. Gen. Washington Platt presented the award in the County Clerk’s office. Smith enlisted as a flying cadet in 1940 and served with the Seventh Bomber Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
W. Snowden Smith
Smith
Tiawali
Fear Harbor
Onondaga County
Washington Platt
Ivision
98Th Infantry Division
First Army
Aeconnussance Sea Dron
Snowden Smith
Ue United States
War Budget Size Signals Growth Of Postwar Army
The House saw a record peacetime Army and Army Air Force budget totaling $6.509 billion with projected manpower of about 1.275 million, plus funding for an expanded Air Force. The plan locks in large outlays though under Truman requests by about $50 million after contract authorities. The debate ties to global tensions with Soviet strength cited at 4 million, as Israel and Arab actions in the Holy Land prompt continued military discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Army Air Force
House
Senate
Navy
Truman
United Nations
Palestine
Campeares
Army
WINLE
Holy Land
Israel
Pet Aviv
Tel Aviv
Health chief plans restaurant checks in Syracuse
Sargent the city's new health commissioner said he will personally inspect more than 700 Syracuse restaurants within 24 hours and will discuss sanitation programs with Dr Maurice Dooling and Anthony Frisciglio of the Tavern Keepers' Association. He will also confer with inspectors and seek further discussions with the two officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sargent
Loo Pany
Sargent
Maurice Dooling
Hurewn
Anthony Frisciglio
Central
New York
Health Department
Two Yugoslav Envoys Recalled from London and Ankara
A spokesman for Tanyug said Belgrade has recalled its ambassadors from London and Ankara, step reflecting a diplomatic move by the Yugoslav government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tanyug
Belgrade
Ankara
Douglas Hyde Leaves Communism for the Church
Saunders Jerome of the Christian Endeavor Union says Douglas Hyde the British editor has quit Communism and joined the church. The remark frames Hyde as knowing only part of Communist secrets, comparing it to an old capitalist’s case. A dialogue hints at an engagement and unknown ages, with a character named Joba remarking “partly.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hyde
Saunders Jerome
Christtian Endeavor Union
Hyde
John
Joba
Jamestown Officer Succeeds Sargent in Health Post
State health officer for Jamestown New York district covering Chautauqua Cattaraugau Counties transfers to Syracuse district replacing Dr C A Sargent as health officer effective June 16 in the wake of Sargent becoming city health commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Walter, Levy
Jamestown
Chautauqua-Cattaraugus
Syracuse
C. A. Sargent
Distri
Berlin Transport Strike Hits City Hard
About 20,000 Berlin transit workers began a 24 hour strike. Roughly 4,000 riders faced disruption daily as streetcars subways and buses were idle. Workers walked out for wage or policy disputes, leaving the elevated line operational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Igen Omar Isad
Annalyse I
Explosion Kills 33 in Halle Blast Report
Russian-licensed newspapers say an explosion in the Soviet zone city of Halle yesterday killed 33 workers and injured about 150. The blast was blamed on coal dust and related hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERLEN
Halle
Federal Relief Rushes as Pacific Tide Floods Oregon
The Columbia River flood hammers 100 miles from Portland to the Pacific, overtopping dikes and inundating towns and farms. Evacuations saved communities behind earthworks while upriver areas report deaths and missing, with millions in damage and tens of thousands displaced. Concludes on page 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ove
Columbia River
Pacific Ocean
Walar
Clatskame
Lesent
East Side Lad Declines Nature Boy Title in NY
Mike Kivaliski, 12, raised in a New York City tenement, rejected the nature boy label after winning the 20th annual good sportsmanship award from the New York Children's Aid Society. He was offered a bronze medal and a two week country vacation, but preferred to stay in New York, leaving officials puzzled. Police ordered arrests of all wolf call drivers using a horn device, tied to a car’s mate manifold, after an incident with a driver named John Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike Kivalisky
Mie
New York Children's Aid Society
TAF Valo
Thomas J. McMahon
John
Kelly Helt
Bride June Obermaier Applies for First June License
June Obermaier, 20, the first prospective bride of June, and her fiancé John Mejchert Jr., 22, a student at Elmhurst College, waited outside City Hall’s license window on the first day of June before it opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubicago
June
June Rae Obermaier
John Mejchert, Jr
Elmhurst College
Four Fishermen Reported Missing From Black Lake Trip
Syracuse police seek four Onondaga County men last seen Friday after leaving on a fishing trip to Black Lake in St. Lawrence County. Michael Wazela and his wife report the men, including Anthony Warela, were joined by two others known as Lamanche and Connors. They were due back Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onemdaga County
Black Lake
St. Lawrence County
Michael Wazela
S. State
Herald-dournalnal
Executions of Nazi Doctors At Landsberg Prison
Karl Brandt and six other Nazi physicians were hanged at Landsberg Prison after the Nurnberg verdicts. The seven men, including Brandt and Sievers, Gebhardt, Rudolph Brandt, Mrugowski, Brack, and Hoven, faced death for inhuman medical experiments on concentration camp inmates. The executions occurred without incident, as the group walked to the gallows and the last man died 62 minutes after the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Karl Brandt
Hitler
Landsberg
Nuernberg
U. S
U. S.supreme Court
Lucius D. Clay
U. S. Wibunal
Supreme Court
Brandt
Wolfram Sievers
Karl Gebhardt
Himmler
Rudolph Brandt
Karl
Joachim Mrugowski
Viktor Brack
Waldemar Hoven
Buchenwald
Geath
Adit Hiller
Munich
der Fuehrer
Theodore Mor
Cycle Escort Issue Debated by City Council Committee
The Traffic Committee of the Common Council met this afternoon at 2:30 PM to discuss police motorcycle escorts for funerals. Led by George Bowles the committee planned escorts from the Bureau of Traffic and Lighting and invited Lt Arthur Leahey and W Frank Kaval to join. About 96 escorts were sought for funerals this month amid ongoing safety protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Couneil
George
Bowles
Bureau of ‘Trafic
Butternut St
O Arthur Leahey
Police de Bales Departadle Ae Department
W. Frank Kaval
Troy
Lin Syracuse
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.Y
Miss Josephine BO
Platt
U. S. Army
Budget
Morton Wagmian
New York City
Columbia University
Vanport
East Side
U.S
Toe Gebhardt
Council
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!