State Farm Bureau Seeks End of Poultry Price Controls
Syracuse Herald reports the State Farm Bureau requests elimination of price controls on poultry. The article lists correspondents from Ithaca Groton Marathon Trumansburg Homer Dryden and other towns, noting the wide circulation of the Syracuse Herald and the Sunday Herald American reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Ives Cortland
Truxton
Homer
Dryden Cortland Ce
Metteres
State Farm Bureau
Dryden
Bartholomew
O. B Moorer
Syracuse Herald
Fresh Fruit Ceilings- Not Needed
The New York State Farm Bureau Federation urged immediate termination of Office of Price Administration controls on eggs poultry and fresh fruits and vegetables to avoid black markets and supply shortages. President Warren W Hawley argued ceilings on fresh fruits and vegetables are impractical and that continuing controls discourages production and harms consumers. He noted a nationwide feed shortage worsened by OPA pricing, reducing corn availability for poultry and dairy rations and raising export prices for grains. The letter warns that continued OPA controls could escalate market confusion and drive poultry sales into black markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
New York State
Congress
U. S
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Warren W. Hawley
Batavia
N.Y.S
Hawley
New York
Stas
College Seeks More Housing Facilities for Veterans
Cortland State Teachers College president Dr Donnal Smith seeks pre fabricated housing to house at least 75 more veterans as the college enrolls more returning servicemen next year. Seven two story units a management building and eight barracks will form a complex on 19 acres providing housing for 150 families and 50 single men with priority for disabled veterans and those with families. Water mains sewage facilities and streets are in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Donnal Smith
Chef Hull Dead at 56 in Ontour Falls
Irving D. Hull known as Chef, 56, died of a heart attack at a gas station he operated on the Ontaurt Falls Watkins Glen highway. Funeral at Vedders in Ontour Falls Sunday at 2:30 PM with Rev. Gardner Bridges officiating. burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery Odessa. Survived by daughter Lula Hull, father se Hull, Rochester. brothers i and Burdett Hull, Rochester. sisters Gladys and Marian Mull, Rochester. son Gerald, Bradford. Hull had previously run Chef's Diner and held varied employments from street car conductor to chef in several cities. He was active in local lodges Walat Glen Elkws and Montour Falls Old Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Irving D
Chef" Hull
Elmira
Olean
Detroit
Newark City
Bradford
Hull
Idion
Hospittion
Don
Lula Hull
Se Hull
Rochester
Burdett Hull
Gladys
Marian Mull
Gerald
Mrs. Henrietta Follenwider Dead in Schenectady
Funeral services for Henrietta Follenwider 62 formerly of Cortland who died Thursday in Schenectady will be held Monday at 10 30 at Beard Memorial home with burial in Cortland Cemetery A prayer service was held at Baxter funeral home Schenectady with remains arriving at Cortland funeral home tomorrow She was born February 22 1884 in Cleveland daughter of William and Henrietta Jahe Williams She spent most of her girlhood in Cortland Surviving husband James Follenwider of Schenectady son Ernest A Holden of Schenectady a later Mrs William H Narkness of Cortland a brother Arthur W Williams of Schenectady a cousin Mrs Eva M Duncan of Seattle WA and several nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortland
Henrietta Follenwider
Cortland
Jahe Follenwider
Schenectady
Ernest A. Holden
William IT. Narkness
Arthur W. Williams
Eva M. Duncan
Seattle
Wash
College Group To Visit Watkins Glen
A Lisle Fellowship group of about 100 college professors and youths will arrive in Watkins Glen for a six week stay, making Magee House on N Madison Ave their headquarters. They will visit Schuyler County communities and join church activities. Arthur Curry, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Curry, graduated from Tri State College Angola Ind and was class president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Lisle
Magee House
N. Madison
Schuyler County
Arthur Curry
Ralph Curry
Tri- State College
Angola
Ind
Ithaca JCC To Install Officers At Victoria Hotel
Ithaca JCC will hold its first annual installation of officers Monday night at the Victoria Hotel with speakers I Thaca-W Albert Bill of Syracuse past state JCs president and senate candidate. Frederick D Bryant will be in coming president, succeeding Charles E Dykes. Charles E Treman first president will speak briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
W. Albert Bill
Syracuse
Junior Chamber
State Senate
Onondaga County
Ithaca Junior Chamber of Commerce
Victoria Hotel
Frederick D. Bryant
Charles E. Dykes
Charles E. Treman
Ithaca Chamber
Paul Taber
James Conley
Verne Foy
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Thomas
Chamber
Ralph Smith
Harry G. Stutz
The
Ithaca Journal
Frank H. Walsh, Jr
Endicott
Frank Dickerson
Girl Scout Camp Minnetoska Opens Aug 13 Near Cooperstown
Cooperstown area Girl Scout camp plans to reopen Camp Minnetoska on Otsego Lake with camping from August 13 to 27. Facilities of Camp Deerslayer will be used, weekly fee set at $12, applications limited to Girl Scouts within 50 miles of Cooperstown. A committee will meet after season to discuss 1947 plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Minnetoska
Cooperstown Area
Otsego Lake
Scout Committee
Deerslayer
Conperstown
Farm Cadets Need Work Permits for Summer Harvest
S M Vaughan of Cornell Extension Service urges school youth 14 to 16 to secure farm work permits before summer. Farmers must ensure compliance with child labor rules, including medical exams for youths and standard certificates for 16 to 18 year olds. Low cost farm employment insurance is available through county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
S. M. Vaughan
Extension Service
Cornell University
Vaughan
Otther Fields
Vaugham
Cornell Prof Is Selected To Direct New Haven Survey
Prof J E Butterworth of Cornell has been chosen by New Haven authorities to direct a comprehensive survey of the city school system. The project, funded with 45000 dollars, will start in July and run through the summer of 1947, with 15 to 20 assistants including Prof Lynn Emerson and W Howard Jillsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
J. E. Butterworth
Department of Rural Education
Cornell
Board of Education
Citizens’ Committee of
New Haven
Schenectady
Butterworth
Cortland Alumni Meeting Planned for June 15
Cortland State Teachers College Alumni Association invites members to a luncheon on Saturday June 15 in the YWCA building. Reservations with Mrs Eileen Winchell are due by Tuesday June 11. A morning business meeting will elect officers. Dr Donnal V Smith president will present the class of 1946 and Miss Pearl Curtis class president will respond. William Dowd will preside.
Cortland Boy Scout Paper Drive Underway Today
Cortland Boy Scouts run the final city waste paper drive today from 2 to 5 PM. Trucks from eight firms will aid the canvass. Residents should place papers on the curb in bundles and box magazines and rags for pickup.
Firemen to Buy New Ambulance in Sidney
Sidney Emergency Squad No 1 plans to purchase a new ambulance to replace the station wagon type vehicle. The $4500 cost includes essential equipment sought by emergency units, aided by a substantial contribution from the Sidney Exchange Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Exchange Caa
Sidney Fire Department
Cortland Veterans Plan V J Day Celebration
Cortland veterans groups plan a county wide V J Day event on August 14 in the city. A parade with floats from local business and industry will march through Cortland as city officials approve the plan and await county cooperation led by Lieut. Ernst Group.
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Cortland Veterans Plan
Erans of
Marine Corps League
Board of Aldermen
Jasper N. Williamson
County Board of Supervisors
Lieut. Ernst Group
Thief Caught In Check Cashing Case In Homer
An 11 year old boy admitted taking a check from a mailbox left by Postman Lawrence Smith, cashing it at a Homer store with a forged endorsement, then spending the money on a toy revolver. State police traced the incident via local business and bank records and the boy was brought to Children’s Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp. Scott
Corp
Melvin Handrille
Homer
Blomer Bank
Cornell Sun to Resume Publication After War Closure
Ithaca Cornell Daily Sun will resume on Sept. 24 with five issues weekly from Tuesday to Saturday. The Sun halted at end of spring term 1943, replaced by Cornell Bulletin, which ends this month. Harold Raynolds Jr., New York City, new editor. George D. Rautenberg, Brockton, Mass., business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Cornell Daily Sun
Daily Sun
Cornell Bulletin
Daily Suns
Harold Raynolds, Jr
New York City
Cornell
Sun
George D. Rautenberg
Brockton
Mas
Wage Rise and Farm Aid Highlight New York State Brief
ITHACA Local 607 and Allen-Wales Machine Corp reach interim wage agreement offering a 10 cent per hour increase on a 40 hour week instead of current 45 or 50 hours pending signing of a contract. CORTLAND farmers urged to obtain additional super phosphate within 10 days from Conservation Association to boost legume growth and pastures. NEW BERLIN Miss Doris Ikin bride elect hosted at shower. wedding to Norman P. Davis planned at Methodist Church this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Local 607
International Association of Machinists
Allen-Wales
Idd
Chine Corporation
Cortland
Accienteer
Court House
New Berlin
Doris Ikin
C. L. Nelson
Akin
Norman P. Davis
William H. Davis
May Settle Strike at Glen Works in Negotiations
Negotiations to settle the seven week old strike at the Glen Works of the International Salt Company may be completed at a special meeting Thursday evening. Watkins Glen report notes Lewis Tremley, injured in an automobile accident near Elmira on April 3, has been discharged and is at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Glen Works
International Salt Comany
Lewis Tremley
Elmira
Marcellus Girl To Teach at Greene
Irene Prosonic of Marcellus will teach in Greene Central School intermediate grades per Principal Donald Keefer. She graduates this month from Potsdam State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Education degree. Her cadet teaching spanned Canton third grade and Unionville, plus sixth grade at Potsdam Campus School. Her studies emphasize music and athletics alongside academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Irene Prosonic
Marcellus
Donald S. Keefer
Greene Central School
Prosonic
Potsdam State Teachers
Schuyler District Boy Scout meets June 13 at Watkins Glen
The bi monthly Schuyler District Boy Scout committee gathering takes place Thursday June 13 at 730 PM in the Watkins Glen Municipal Building. Committee chairmen will report on advancement camping finance health safety and readership training. Plans will be formulated for the rest of 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Schuyler District Boy Scout Committee
High School Will Honor War Dead Ceremony Monday
Norwich High School to unveil a bronze plaque honoring 31 graduates who died in World War II. Edward S. Nelson will present the marker on behalf of current and former students. Superintendent Gilbert R. Lyon to accept. The event includes two ceremonies, 2:45 PM for students and 8 PM for the public, with 1,600 programs listing names and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Norwich High School
Edward S. “Toots” Nelson
Gilbert R. Lyon
Lloyd S. Charters
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Fr. Mersfelder
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father Charters
Father Mersfelder
Betty Ann Fribley
Cardinal Spellman
Man Hurt In Runaway Horses At Farmstead
NORWICH An elderly farmer Louis Gonser 67 is in critical condition at Sidney Hospital after his draft horses ran away as he began to unhitch them from a plow. He was dragged several times before the horses backed into the barn. Grandson Norman 9 witnessed the incident as neighbor Frank Porter calmed the animals and freed him. Doctors report severe scalp lacerations and multiple body injuries with no fractures found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Louis Gonser
Upton Farmer
Sidney Hospital
Gonser
Manson
Gon- Ser
Universalists to Hold Annual Pilgrimage at Schuyler Lake
COOPERSTOWN The Otsego Association of Universalists will hold its annual pilgrimage at Schuyler Lake Sunday with a 10 30 A M session and a picnic lunch in the school dining room. All county Universalist churches will be represented. Morning speaker is Rev Gale L Basconmbe from Oneonta and afternoon speakers are Rev Howard B Gilman of Little Falls and Rev Fred C Leining of Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Otsego
Barbara Gould to Wed Dr Wright Newton in August
Cortland announces the engagement of Barbara Jeanne Gould to Dr. Wright Newton. Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gould of 57 Hamlin Street, is a Syracuse University Fine Arts graduate and Richmondville Central School music supervisor. Dr. Newton, son of Mrs. Dorothy Newton of Richmondville, is a Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmondville Central School
Newton
Green Mount Junior College
Cornell University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Cortland Community Chest enlarges board seeks nominees
Herbert Burleigh, Cortland County Community Chest president, named a nominating committee to propose members for an enlarged governing board. The change raises the board from 33 to 36 to better represent county and city areas. The committee is led by Harold P. Burgess with members including Judge Morse E. Ames, Kenneth Miner, Margaret Kinney, and Lois Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Herbert Burleigh
Cortland County Community Chest
Community Chest 1947
Robert J. Potter
Charles E. Baltzel
Richard Billings
Victor Brown
Herbert
Burleigh
Harold P. Burgess
William Halstead
Henry Hinchcliff
Chester Lacy
Allen G. Marsted
Kenneth P. Miner
Lois ¢. Osborn
Femry Underwood
Alfred Walrad
Cesak P. Wayle
Charles C. Wickwire, Jr
Walter E. Willett
Morse E. Ames
Kenneth Miner
Margaret Kinney
Lois Osborn
Union Services Start Sunday In Oneonta City
Union Services begin Sunday at 7 30 p m in West Suncan Hall with Rev Carl B Elmore of Falcewood NJ as speaker who will address Oneonta State Teachers College graduates Sunday afternoon Rev Paul Hulstlander Elm Park Methodist Church chairs planning and Rev Charles McClung United Presbyterian leads the summer musical program assisted by John Wilsbach Willis Walley and Jerry Wilson across 13 services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneomt
Union
Wil
Heet
West Suncan
Otoel
Crrl
Lmore
Faclewood
N. J
Oneonta State Teachers College
Paul Hulstlander
Elm Park Methodist Church
Charles McClung
United Presbyterian
McClung
John Wilsbach
Willis Walley
Jerry Wilson
Connellcut College for Women Names Russian Department Head
Mrs Cather Dine Wolkonsky, formerly on Knox School faculty, is appointed head of the Russian language department at Connecticut College for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Catherdine Wolkonsky
Knox School
Connnecticut College For Women
Sunday church services listed in Cortland area churches
The Cortland roster shows Sunday morning services at North Presbyterian First Methodist St Pauls Lutheran Grace Episcopal Memorial Baptist Federated and many others with sessions including Sunday School at 10:30 A.M. worship at 11 A.M. and various youth programs choir organists and pastors listed. The guide covers numerous congregations with times and officiants for a full day of worship.
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North Presbyterian
Home
Alvenaars
John Ro Apstin
Laura Prince
Percy Craft
Constant Biss
Free Methodist
Gracest
Dewettay
Dudney W Rose
Kenneth LeRoy
St. Paul's
Lutheran
Madison and
Hamlin
W. KE. Schuldt
Asrmon
Grace Episcopal
Court St
Ralph E. Hovencamp
George E. McKinley
Walter Davies
Homer Avenue Methodist
Homer Ad Mapleavs
Roy Edgar O. Bapven
Stor
Hermon FR. Miles
Chariate
Olive Fish
B. L. Bentley
Ernest F Riemann
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Corner ¥. Court and Greenbush
Stc
First Presbyterian
Corner Church St
Central Ay
Ralph C. Lank
Homer Calvary Episcopal
Frederick A Turner
G. Edward McKinner
Anna M. Riplay
First Baptist
William P. Russell
J. E. Perry
Minerva Cook
Edythe King
Charles Day
John Levein
A. Price
L. B. Chaloux
Herry M. Childa, Jr
Frank McBride
Mualfe
Frank L. Green
McGraw Methodist
J. W. Hunter
Elster Saunders
Floyd Atikins
Stanley Thomson
Ruth Maybury
LeRoy. Baer
Donnie Hicks
Alfred Bentall
Rolio Eastman
James Greenwood
Howard Hiubert
McLean Federated
Alamey Bordon
Christian Endeavor
Truaton
L. P. Hackney
Virgil
Four Admit Indictments In Ithaca
Pleas of guilty were entered by four prisoners at arraignment before County Judge Norman G. Stagg. Others pleaded guilty to partial indictments. two entered innocent pleas. an eighth entered a temporary innocence plea. Bail set at 1000. Sentencing scheduled June 14. Remaining pleas of not guilty entered for two defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Norman G. Stagg
Clarence Price
Donald Sinclair
Groton
Lovey Lycock
Cecil Updike
Enfield
Roland LeRoy Jones
Richard Liddig
Carl C. Sherman
Belinda Steckler
Interlaken
Salt Strike At Watkins Ts Settled
WATKINS GLEN The seven week strike at International Salt Company Glen works ended after a Ithaca meeting. Union officials and company officers reached a contract expiring May 31, 1947 with a 14 percent hourly wage raise. Production shifts return to regular times Monday and Wednesday. About 200 workers affected. payroll loss estimated at 56000 to 60000 dollars. union promises cooperation for resumption of full production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Glen Works
International Salt Company
United Mine Workers
Salt Point Road
West Seneca Lake Shore
Ithaca
Wark
Muller
Peece Nm
Franklin Bridee
Glen Wowles
Mowing Machine Meetings Planned by Cortland Agent
Cortland County agricultural agent Irvin B. Perry schedules three haying machine adjustment meetings for June 10 and 11 with District Agricultural Engineer Hollis Davis in charge. Readouts set for Carence Harvey Cincinnatus Homer Gulf station Scott rd James Kellar Marathon with a talk on the summer feed program. Past Noble Grands of Seneca Lake Rebekah Lodge to dine at Fontainbleau Tuesday at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland — County
Irvin B. Perry
Hollis Davis
Carence Harvey
Cincinnatus
Homer Gulf Station
Scott Rd
James Kellar
Marathon
Odessa
Seneca Lake
Rebekah
Fontainbleau
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Offce
Aurora
Anna English
Suzanne White
Trumansburg
June Morgan
Tel
Homer Par Haller
Warren Hawley
Watkins
Ithaca Jcc
Norwich Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rites
Grandview Heights Country Club
Hubert Tucker
A. Wesley Gould
Bernard ‘A. ‘George
Charles D. Heald
Albert D. Kruder
Clifford Fredericks
Boy Scout
Cornell Sun
Miss Prosonic
Scout Meeting
Barbara J. Gould
Port Watson St
Levi
Storms
GO. J. Blanton
A.M. Bunday School
Salvation Army
Adj
Br. Mary’s
N. Main St
Lawrence I. Horan
Charles Bolger
George R. Hurley
St. Anthony’s
Pomeroyat
the Mey
Carmen Monteleone
Assemblae
Hyatt
Elm St
Clinton Av
William Graham
Harold King
Louis Farr
Young People’s Fellowship
Universaliat
Church and
Elmats
Roy J. Hatt
Alma Whitton
R. J. Hatt
Elm Stump
Young People's Meeting
Watkins Ts
Sherrill
Hollywood
Abe
Gene Tierney
Vincent Price
Walter Huston
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