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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
21
Syracuse Herald Journal and Syracuse Sundays Herald American reporters cover hometown news in each community within their wide circulation territory. Correspondents listed with offices and phone lines reflect the network.
The New York State Farm Bureau Federation urged Congress and Senators to end Office of Price Administration price ceilings on eggs poultry and fresh fruits and vegetables saying continued controls would drive farmers to black markets worsen shortages and keep prices high for producers. Hawley argued ceilings are impractical and damaging to production noting feed shortages and distorted price relationships under OPA policies.
Fulton Rotary hears John J. Haskell describe England during wartime shortages. He and his wife spent six weeks there in April to explore opening a Dilts Machine Works branch, traveling Atlantic by air. Children under seven drink milk, bread and potatoes rationing affect daily life, factories damaged by bombing, material scarcities persist, and English officials direct foreign operations.
European War veteran Riblin of Paulton reenlists for a three-year term at Oswopo Army recruiting station. He served in three campaigns in the Army and will return to the European theater for four months, regaining his former technician third grade rating. He reports Monday to Fort Dix for processing and assignment.
Fulton churches announce a joint children s day program across multiple parishes. Diverse activities include student talks on a college loan fund, baptism, church school sessions, and a sermon series. The Senior Catholic Youth Organization hosts an evening dance at St Mary s School auditorium.
The steamer William A Paine arrived with American wheat destined for Europe and to be transferred to canal boats then to Albany for loading on ocean ships. The steamer John C Beardman delivered 7000 tons of bulk cement from Huron Portland Cement Co to Oswego to supply road contractors and local builders.
Oswego church event notes 30 attendees at First Baptist Church dinner. Rev. Earl L. Leiby led devotions and reviewed highlights from the Northern Baptist Convention held in Grand Rapids Michigan.
Oswego Zephyrs travel to Waterloo tomorrow for a 2 PM game at Otis Field. The undefeated team, made up entirely of World War II veterans, likely will start McGiff or Cloud who limited Parish to two hits in Wednesday’s 2-0 victory.
The state of New York paid $5,711 to Jay A. Stacy of Redfield, father of Richard L. Stacy, a 19 year old who died after a beating by an attendant at Marcy State Hospital. Judge Emminnue Greenberg of Brooklyn fixed the judgment at $5,500 plus interest after the Court of Claims in Utica found the assault was wrongly committed by a state employee. Kenneth Welsh, the attendant accused, was not indicted by the Oneida County Grand Jury.
Oswego State Teachers College opens its 85th annual commencement activities with a reunion of alumni drawing 300 graduates. Paul L. Alfred presides at a business session while Dr. Ralph W. Swetman outlines future plans. A torch ceremony and a 6 P.M. dinner feature the program with Mrs. Hayes as guest speaker.
Fulton Recreation Park hosts Hannibal in a 2:30 PM baseball clash as Fulton eyes a pennant bid in the Northern division of the Central New York Baseball League. Walt Dade likely starts for Fulton with lineup changes planned to sharpen the attack as Hannibal fans converge. Plans also rule for Eaton Colored Giants visit June 15 after a Central Square game.
Fulton Reserves defeated Oswego Seconds 6 to 3 at Recreation Park in a well played baseball game. Sheltra allowed only one hit while Cavalli contributed a two run double to spark the Fulton offense.
The Youth Fellowship of First Methodist Church plans an outdoor meeting and program at Fair Haven tomorrow afternoon.
Oswego Grant Powell district state forester explained the new forest practice act at a Oswego County Board of Supervisors meeting in the county building. The plan divides the state into 12 districts to better protect forests and places Oswego Jefferson and Lewis Counties in one district. Dennis Healy Howard Beaumt and Tarry Bryant were named to represent Oswego on the board. The county treasurer was authorized to sell 71 tax sale properties and bills totaling 11878.08 were approved including 156 in bounties for 152 taxes.
Fulton High School baseball team travels to Cortland today for a pair of Central New York League contests with Cortland High School.
Fulton police report Everett Watson of 09 Oveida Street had a car stolen Thursday afternoon from the Oswego Falls Real Estate Corp. lot. The vehicle was recovered in Auburn. Firemen were called to Harry Randall's home on South First Street yesterday at 3:30 PM when an air stove caused a fire with only slight damage.
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Oswald of 40 East 11th Street announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Oswalt to Jay H Harmon son of Mrs Rita Harmon of 40 East Fourth Street.
Four Clarkson College students were tapped for Phalanx at moving up day ceremonies in Potsdam. New members are Ross Hudson Jr, Arthur Markowitz, Kenneth Foster, and Osborne Baker. James Parslow was named editor in chief of the Integrator with a staff including Nelson Courtsszbt, Michael Beliavin, and John Bolander. Dean William Furvisee discussed housing shortages and a July 1 start. Tau Beta Pi initiates Gordon L. Babcock and John L. Flarris.
Auburn AS tomorrow a children's day service at 20 80 a m will feature recitations by Earl Fleath Marcia Gere Sharon Prime Bruce Scour Violet Azzarelli Cilen da Hilton Madaline Prime Diane Hoagland Frances K Poillon Glenda Hilton Diane Hoagland Madaline Prime Sandra Hilton Treasure Johnson Geraldine Bell Marilyn Yantch Donald McKay Gerald Bell Barbara McKay Barbara Kent Patty McKay songs "My Lord And II" by June and Joan Weiss Ann Heath and Shirley Gere and "Songs by Pather Lang" by Marion Weiss and Frank Pove
Oswego reports Francis Michaels elected trustee of School District 2 Fruit Valley to succeed Norman Pease. Joseph Diskinson is clerk of the district.
New York dairy farmers alarmed by grain labor and machinery shortages consider selling cows for slaughter to avoid fall milk shortages. Frank Dunning of Copake says the milk price spread fuels farm distress ahead of a state commission hearing. The 17 member body, appointed by Gov. Dewey and the Legislature, weighs whether a formal milk price investigation is warranted and when to hold it. The commission plans a report to the Legislature next January.
Fulton store assistant manager Willis R. Belanger, son of Mr and Mrs George Behinger of 415 State Street, has moved to the M H Fishman Co store in Montpelier Vermont. Belanger is a veteran who served in the European Theater and was a prisoner of war for several weeks.
The relief offering for starving Europeans will be taken tomorrow at All Saints Episcopal Church. Rev. D Robert Bailey announced the fundraiser and added that a men's communion will also occur tomorrow, Whitsunday, the church birthday.
Oswego County Democratic leaders hosted Paul E. Fitzpatrick of Buffalo the Democratic State chairman as he forecast the state ticket's election and greater representation in Congress and the legislature. In his 43rd tour stop, he warned of further Republican surprises. Attending were Dr. Frank M. McCormick, John Estes, Fred R. Bosworth, Walter Guppy, Doris Byrne, Thomas F. Boyle, William Morgan, and Frank Doyle along with Fitzpatrick.
Auburn High School edged Oswego 1-0 in a tight late inning. Bashta drove in the decisive run on an error in the sixth after stealing second and advancing on a fielder’s choice. LeRoy Smith earned the win with 4 hits allowed and 11 strikeouts as Auburn finishes the season 8-2.
Fulton program features informal dramatizations by children under Warren Nye with “Besters of Light” as the title. Included are worship demonstrations, prophets’ lives, scripture readings, litany prep, “Spokesman for God,” choir performances, and a baptism by Rev. Edwin Daniels. Assisting ladies are listed.
Harriet Seeker Case daughter of Mrs. Harry Case and Thomas A. Foley son of Mr. and Mrs. William Foley were married at Congregational Church Oswego. The Rev. William T. Griffiths officiated. Attendants were Arvilla Case and William Foley Jr. Both Cornell University graduates, he served as a major in the Signal Corps in World War II and works for RCA in Camden, New Jersey. they will reside there.
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