State Farm Bureau Urges End of Poultry and Fruit Price Ceilings
The 76,000 member New York State Farm Bureau Federation called on Congress and Senators to terminate Office of Price Administration controls on eggs poultry fresh fruits and vegetables. Warren W Hawley urged immediate removal to prevent black markets and supply confusion noting that current ceilings push markets toward minimum prices and hinder production. He cited feed shortages and higher prices for corn and wheat as factors driving hens and chicken liquidation and warned continued OPA controls would worsen the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vphaca
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
New York State
Congress
U. S
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Warren W. Hawley
Batavia
N.ly.s
Hawley
Jetter
Local reporters cover Syracuse hometown news
Syracuse Herald Journal and Syracuse Sunday Herald American reporters cover home town news across their wide circulation area, bringing community updates from Syracuse and neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse Sunday
Herald-American
Auto Crash Victim Is Improving
The report from Utica notes Rube Seiple, 72, of Richfield Springs, a passenger in a collision that killed his son, Herbert K. Seiple, 17. Seiple was improving at St. Elizabeths Hospital. Herbert died twelve hours after the crash. Arnold Simons, 50, of Schuyler Lake, treated at the scene for lacerations and not hospitalized. Other injured include Dr. James Heywood in good condition and Mrs. Marjorie Cross, both recovering. George Graves, 60, in critical condition after a collision with a trailer-truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Rube Seiple
Richfield Springs
Herbert KK
Seiple
St. Elizabeths Hospital
William Brady
Brady
Arnold Simons
Schuyler Lake
James Heywood
Genescest
Route 5
Marjorie Cross
Oneida Sr
State and Court Sts
George Graves
Trenton Av
River Rd
Schuyler St
Kelley Named City Planning Commission Secretary
UTICA The temporary appointment of J Granville Kelley as secretary of the Utica Planning Commission with an annual salary of 4000 was announced by the Board of estimated apportionment after a council meeting. Kelley, a former local OPA executive, will serve until a trained city planning expert is found to replace him. The four member commission advises on city improvement possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
J. Granville Kelley
Conference At Massena Sees Advent Christian Sessions
Massena hosts the semi annual session of the New York State Advent Christian conference led by Rev. Albert W. Brooks and a former Massena pastor. Sunday programs start with the Sunday School at 9:35 A.M. and a 10:45 A.M. morning service. Rev Lettie L. Glazier addresses the Red Cross speaker portion, with Rev. David H. Sandstrom and Dr. E Coontz also scheduled for later services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
New York State
E. ©. Coontz
Penfield
LaShomb Rites Held at Massena
Funeral services for Fred Joseph LaShombb 71 lifelong resident of Maples Ridge Brasher were held at Sacred Heart Church Massena burial Calvary Cemetery He died Wednesday afternoon after two years of declining health Born April 11 1875 he married Ade Sawyer of Moose Creek Ontario Jan 23 1899 Surviving wife two children sister and brothers and five grandchildren included in list of survivors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Fred Joseph LaShombb
Maples Ridge
Brasher
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
LaShomb
Maple Ridge
Peter
Elmira Quennelle LaShomb
Adeaside Sawyer
Moose Creek
Ont
Frank Lacomb
Main St
Eugene LaShomb
Brasher Falls
Elizabeth O'Keefe
Syracuse
Peter LaShomb
Antwerp
Bert LaShomb
Bike Licenses Will Be Issued For 1946 47 Year
Utica bicycle licenses for the 1946 47 fiscal year will be issued at six city fire stations. Plates may be obtained daily between 1 and 5 PM and 6 and 8 PM. Stations listed include Blandina and Albany streets, Whitesboro Street, Fagle and Nelson Streets, Sunset Avenue and Shepherd Street, Tren ton Avenue, and Central Station at Burnet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Leo Barry
Blandina
Albany Sts
Whitesboro St
Trenton Av
Central
Elizabeth St
Burnet St
Payson Prize Contest Winners Named at Canton
The 18th annual Dr. James M. Payson prize speaking contest at the New York State Agricultural and Technical Institute in Canton crowned Richard Hayes Ogdensburg as first, Sarah Vandeau Rochester as second, and Robert Longtin Syracuse as third. Winners earned $50, $30 and $20 from a $2,000 alumni fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Richard Hayes
Ogdensburg
Sarah Vandeau
Rochester
Robert Longtin
Syracuse
James M. Payson
New York State Agricultural and Technical Institute
Madilla Hall
William Walker
Madrid
Howard Sanford
Potsdam
Arnold D. Northrop
Hermon
Clarence E. Armstrong
Robert H. Smith
Irvin Boak
Institute
Bank of Health
Phyllis Lee
St. Lawrence County
Elvalee Denham
Sally Vandeau
Nancy Dally
Alumani
The
Agricultural and Technical Institute
Gouverneur Dairymen Pledge $1000 for Hospital Plans
Gouverneur Cooperative Dairymen, about 500 local milk producers, will donate $1000 once hospital facilities expansion is approved and a building campaign begins. Hospital benefit committee members will report group views at the next joint meeting with hospital directors next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouverneur
Gouverneur Cooperative Dairymen
Hospital Benefit Committee
Samuel McRoberts Dies in Hornell Native of Ogdensburg
Samuel McRoberts aged 54 and a native of Ogdensburg died in Hornell yesterday. He was born March 28, 1892, to Samuel J. and Mary Elizabeth Bell McRoberts and had lived in the downstate city for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McRoberts
Ogdensburg
Hornell
Downstate
Samuel J
Mary Elizabeth Bell McRoberts
Saturday Radio Schedule for WIBX Utica
A compact listing of WIBX Utica this Saturday shows program segments from 6:00 PM to 1:05 AM including Melodia, World Today, Helen Fayes, First Nighter, Dick Hames, Youth Presents, News, Parade, Honored Flights, Celebrity Night, Patti Clayton, Randy Brooks, Turker’s Orchestra and sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fayes
Dick Hames
Honored Flighta
Patti Clayton
Ray McKineley
Randy Brooks
Turker
Father of Patient Gets $5,711 Award
Jay A. Stacy of Redfield receives a $5,711 state payment as father of Richard J. Stacy, 19, who died after a beating by an attendant at Marcy State Hospital on June 6, 1944. Judge Emmanuel Greenberg ordered $5,500 plus interest for assault and wrongful commitment by a State agent. Kenneth Welsh, the attendant, faced no indictment despite the grand jury review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Charles J. Yorkey
Central Square
Court of Claims
Utica
Emmanuel Greenberg
Brooklyn
Greenberg
Kenneth Welsh
Redfield
Oneida County
Welsh
Mohawk River Baptist Association Meeting Attended at Poland
Representatives from Herkimer and Montgomery County Baptist Churches gathered for the first postwar Mohawk River Baptist Association meeting at First Baptist Church Poland. The day featured sermons, devotions, reports on obituaries and the children's home, and a luncheon followed by elections for moderator vice president and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Herkimer County
Montgomery County
Mohawk River Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
John R. Riley
Frankfort
Clifton R. Buhanan
C. R. Hamilton
Fred Hall
Fred ‘W. Ainslie
Orval P. McBride
Hion
State Department
Charles B. Allnatt
Little Falls
Mr. Hamilton
Fred H. Moore
A. B. Roorbach
Miss Mary Collis Weds Veteran in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Mary Collis daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland Collis of East Herkimer married Herbert R Statt son of Mr and Mrs Louis Statt in a 930 Elm Grove Rochester ceremony at St Francis de Sales Church. Attendants included maid of honor Geraldine Statt and best man John Collis. The couple plans a Rochester residence after a trip to New York and Mr Stott recently discharged from the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
Mary Collis
Leland Collis
Roller Av
East Herkimer
Herbert R. Statt
Louis Statt
Elm Grove Rd
Rochester
St. Francis de Sales Church
John R. Sise
Geraldine Statt
New York
Mr. Stott
Armed Forces
Ronald McDonald
Sacredheart Church
Massena
Rearrow
Robert McDonald
Geraldine Layo
Lawrence Layo
Pauline Layo
William D LaShomb
Phyllis LaShomb
D A R to Conduct Round Table in Dolgeville
Members of the Central New York D A R will hold a round table at 12 30 P M Wednesday in Dolgeville. Reports from the Atlantic City Congress will be included. Reservations with Miss Alma Crim by Monday morning. A joint area chapters meeting with luncheon at St Augustine's Parish House follows on Thursday at 1 30 P M. Miss Juanita Mitchell, village resident and state prize winner in the DB A R essay contest, will read her entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
Central New York
Dolgeville
Alma Crim
Nicholas Herkimer
Congress
Atlantic City
Miss Crim
St. Augustine's Parish House
Crim
Juanita Mitchell
DB. A. R
Y Parley Held Today in Utica Con vention Opens Noon
UTICA The young adult congress of the state Y M C A s convenes today at Hotel Hamilton with more than 300 delegates registered by noon for a two day convocation. Principal speaker this afternoon is Dr Lynn A Emerson assistant director extension at Cornell University. He talks on What Young Adults Want to Know. Banquet and dance follow. Tomorrow includes a worship service by the Buffalo delegation a closing luncheon and a general business meeting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Y.m.c.a.s
Hotel Hamilton
Lynn A. Emerson
Cornell University
Buffalo
Mrs Antoinette Makohen Rites Held in Herkimer
Funeral services were held at 1 P.M. today for Mrs Antoinette Maxoher 52 of 31914 Pleasant av Herkimer who died June 5 in Herkimer Memorial Hospital Rev Carl Smolchik of the Pentecostal Church officiated and burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery She was born in Galicia February 28 1894 and came to this country over 30 years ago She is survived by her husband Alex Makhen two sons John and Michael two daughters Mary and Alice and a sister Mrs Harry Treska all of the village
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
Antoinette Maxoher
Pleasant Av
Herkimer Memorial Hospital
Carl Smolchik
Pentecostal Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Galicia
Alex Makhen
John
Michael
Mary
Alice
Harry Treska
Massena Office Manager resigns after 11 years
Katherine Grow resigns as Massena Western Union office manager after 11 years. She will move with husband Donald Grow to Hudson Falls where he will enter a partnership with his brother operating a service station. Miss Mary Nicola steps in as assistant operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Katherinerow
Western Union
Crow
Donald Grow
B Hudson Falls
Man Hit by Bottle Leaves Uncle Injured in Suspected Attack
Police hold Joseph D. Carrington, 24, of 520 Whitesboro Street for investigation after an alleged assault on his uncle, Fred L. Cohen, 49, same address. Cohen, with skull injuries and facial wounds, is hospitalized at St Elizabeth's following a water bottle attack at their home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UTIOA
Joseph D. Carington
Whitesboro St
Fred L. Cohen
Cohen
St. Elizabeth’s Hopital
Watertown High Falls 2-0 to Utica Free Academy in extras
Watertown High School lost 2-0 to Utica Free Academy after 10 innings at the fairgrounds. Barr pitched for Utica allowing two hits. Reynolds and Grant toed the mound for Watertown with Grant relieving in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Watertown High School
Utica Free Academy
Barr
Utica
Fairgrounds
Reynolds
Grant
Black Mart Peril Seen By Farmer
New York dairy farmers angry over grain labor and machinery shortages may sell cows to butchers if milk price spread persists. Frank Dunning of Copake warns that there may be no milk this fall as hearings before a 17 member state commission proceed and calls for an official investigation rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Upstate
Frank Dunning
Copake
New York City
Dunning
Bartier Dunning
Commission
Austin W. Erwin
Geneseo
Dewey
M. C. Albright
Athens
William F. Berghold
Rural New Yorker
Jesse S. Raphael
Council For Community Action
Jeannette Turner
New York City Consumers Council
Delinquency Conference At Potsdam Summer School
Potsdam summer school of State Teachers College will sponsor a one day conference on July 10 under New York State Youth Commission auspices. The event covers the commission's delinquency program with three phases including diagnosis and treatment of child maladjustments and improved guidance and work experiences. Participants include Andrew W. Halpin chief psychologist Harry B Spencer curriculum specialist and J Gordon Crowe education director. Student assembly period will be devoted to the program and several student forums will be held throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
State Teachers’ College At
New York States Youth Commission
Youth Commission
Andrew W.halpin
Commission
Harryb. Spencer
J. Gordon Crowe
Airport Hopes Dim This Year
Utica reports dim prospects for building the proposed Oneida County airport in Westmoreland before 1947. Charles B. Donaldson of the Civil Aeronautics Administration says no substantial construction will occur until 1947. Surveying is finished and engineers prepare maps and desk work under a 90 percent reimbursement provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Oneida County
Westmoreland
Associated Press
Washington
Charles B. Donaldson
Civil Aeronautics Administrator
Musical Festival in Sherrill Draws Students from Area
A Madison-Oneida Interscholastic League festival drew several hundred students to Noyes Park Sherrill with groups from Mannsville Verona Vernon Chittenango and Westmoreland. Sherrill and Madison High were not represented. The event featured rehearsals in the morning and massed band and chorus performances in the afternoon and evening. About 125 joined the massed band and 200 the massed chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrill
Madison-Oneida
War Memorial Favors VFW Post in Herkimer Meeting
Herkimer Michael S. Pliseck Post VFW adopts resolution for a war memorial while most members back a community house at the old fair grounds. Twelve new members join. plans to file for a Post Auxiliary Chapter with 25 women. An athletic association and summer baseball softball tournaments are proposed. Clambake June 23 at Lion Gorge, tickets from Commander Pozniak. Ten rifles to be shipped by ordnance department for firing squads and honor guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Association
Pozniak
Herkimer County
Lion Gorge
Ordnance Department
Teachers Praised For Fire Drill At Herkimer High School
Herkimer High School staff received praise for a surprise fire drill conducted Friday afternoon. Principal Raymond H. Ostrander announced 455 pupils exited in one minute and 50 seconds. Fire Chief Arthur Groom attended, marking one of 12 drills required by the New York State Education Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
Herkimer High School
Raymond H. Ostrander
Arthur Groom
New York State Education Commission
Children’s Day Observed at First Methodist Church
Herkimer observance set for 11 A.M. Sunday services with baptism of children. A special offering will go to the Student Loan Fund of the Methodist Church to assist students with college expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
First Methodist Church
The
Methodist Church
Widow Wins Action for Mans Death at Grade Crossing
Mrs Hazel Hart Broadstatter of Cold Brook won 19164 in a Syracuse Supreme Court verdict against the New York Central Railroad Company. The five women and seven men jury, before Justice Clifford Sears, awarded the widow after a trial spanning several days over the Mapledale grade crossing collision that killed Wallace W Broadstake, 55, in December 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herhimer
Hazel Hart Broadstatter
Cold Brook
Wallace W. Broadstake
Mapledale
Supreme Court
Clifford H. Sears
Syracuse
Sears
Isabell D. Murphy
Fairfield
Grace M. O'Connell
Frankfort
Harriet May Nash
Danube
Walter A. Shaw
Henry Hight
Schupler
Charles R. Leitz
German Flatts
Frances K. Jordan
Leon M. Eggabroat
Herkimer
Ned A. Halkovich
Warren
Roy Robert Ingersoll
Norway
Broadstatter
Cauley
Captain Cody Injured In Detroit Vessel Accident
Captain David Cody a former lakes captain from this city escaped with a broken leg when a 500 pound weight fell to the deck of his vessel during unloading in Detroit. Relatives here have been informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Ogdensburg
David Cody
Lakes
Detroit
Ilion Zoning Push Seeks Protections Near New Homes
Herkimer village board hears residents from the Barringsend area urging a zoning ordinance to shield Ilion residential districts from a proposed repair shop or junk yard near new homes along Barringerd. Mayor Belinger cites legal action needed via a village wide zoning ordinance approved by taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence
Bellinger
Ilion
Fred O'Donnell
Utica Hosts 1200 Shriners Ceremonial Parade Today
Zigara Temple in Utica will host more than 1,200 Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for a spring ceremonial. Candidates register at 2 PM, temple meeting at 3:30, ritual work at 4. Parade marshal Carl Reiss. weather permitting parade from Masonic Temple to Hotel Utica. Dinner, then parade to Infantry Armory Steuben Park for drills, concert, vaudeville show and ceremonial program led by John Schneider. Organized by Leland McCormac and Col A J Canning at Rhoads General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Zigara
Masonic Temple
Fred ©. Jones
Carl Reiss
Hotel Utica
Infantry Armory
Steuben Park
Armory
John Sehneider
New York
Leland McCormac
Col
A. J. Canning
Rhoads General Hospital
Elms to Get Spray Bath in Utica
Utica Elm trees will receive their annual spray starting Monday to kill elm beetles. Four workers will spray city trees over about three months from 5 AM to noon to avoid rush traffic. Mayor Gray cited weather dependence, noting rain or wind can wash off the solution and delayed timing reduces risk to paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
William J. Gras
Gray
Police Seek Slaying Clue In Utica Death
Utica police continue inquiry into Perry Williams 34 of 127 Louisa Street who died after being found unconscious on Water Street Memorial Day. Williams, a discharged Army veteran, is believed beaten and robbed, with a skull fracture and other injuries. He left Ken Wei Sporting Goods Plant with about 35 dollars and was found without money or wallet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Perry Williams
Louisa Sr
Water St
Williams
Herman Waberer
Ken- Wei Sporting Goods Company
Bishop Addresses Church Auxiliary
About 100 members and guests attended the St. Marys Auxiliary dinner and officers installation Thursday night with Most Rev Bryan J. McEntegert, bishop of Ogdensburg, as speaker. Officers installed were Mrs Hubert Ryan president Mrs Thomas McNally Jr first vice president Mrs Michael Leonard second vice president Mrs Thomas McNally secretary Mrs Katherine Munn treasurer and Rev Clarence M. Devan moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Bryan J. McEntegert
Hubert Ryan
Thomas McNally, Jr
Michael Leonard
Thomas McNally
Jets
Katherine Munn
Clarence M. Devan
Collins Heads Fund Directors For New Legion Home
Directors of James Maloy Post American Legion Inc, a newly chartered body to manage the Legion home project, held their first executive session Thursday evening. They elected Commander Y Howard F. Collins as president with Andrew Dixon as first vice president, Walter Best as second vice president, Charles Anderson as third vice president, Robert G G Cottrell as secretary, and Henry J. Curtis as treasurer.
Delegates Named To WBA Meeting In Buffalo
Mrs Irene Griffin named delegate to state Women’s Benefit Association convention July 15 19 at Buffalo with Mrs Karl Gunter as alternate Plans discussed for a Gay 90s party June 13 with Mrs Harriet Seaman as chairman A WBA PIH meeting set for June 21 in Utica
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herhimer
Irene Griffin
Women's Benefit Association
Buffalo
Karl Gunter
Harriet Seaman
W.B.A
Utica
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State Farm Bureau
Warren Hawley
St. Mary's Church of
Mt. Carmel
Ethel Potter
W. H. Potter
Oklahoma City
Okla
Joseph DeFazio
Patrolman
Peter J. DeFazio
DeF*azio
Kelley
City Post
Payson
D.A.R
Round Table
Watertown High
Delinquency Conference
V.F.W. Favors War Memorial
TLION
Sanford Getman
Second
Otsegast
Organ
Third
Clifton Sitts
Getman
William McKnight
Watermmission
Tiome
aBtringer
William Spence
Conrad Cormin
Collins
W.B. A. Meeting
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