Milk Price Formula Proposed by Dairymen’s League Delegates
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association delegates back a proposed contra seasonal fluid milk pricing formula for the New York milkshed. The plan links prices to the U S Labor Department index and Cornell cost data, and would replace the Boston based butter powdered milk method. It includes a price decline check to protect July and January baselines and seeks an early public hearing with the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Generativ
Bargai
Cody
New York
Eazency Executive Committee
U.S. Agriculture Department
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Hke Sates
Atte
Agriculture Departments
Boston
U.S. Labor Department
State College ‘of Agriculture
Cornell University
Dairymen’s League
Charles J. Blanford
Blanford
Blanford Committee
Leinster Pleads Guilty to Assault Third Degree
George Leinster, 48, of Afton, was committed to Chenango County jail to serve a 30 day sentence for assaulting his wife. He also must pay a $50 fine after pleading guilty before Justice Louis R. Bretz of Afton.
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Norwich
George Leinster
Afton
Chenango County
Leinster
Louis R. Bretz
Demolitions Rise As City Plans School Addition
GEORGE E. HEBERT reports increasing demolitions to clear sites for commercial structures. April forced 54 families to move, May saw 34 relocations, with razing permits tallied since March 1948. The city will auction three dwellings tomorrow at 1 PM in the Common Council chambers to make space for a school addition.
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George E. Hebert
Bena
Hebert
McKinley School
Common Council
Convention Board Meeting Sets Syracuse Planning Agenda
The Committee of the See of Commerce will meet today at Hotel Caenaen to discuss future convention plans for Syracuse. Harold M. Day, convention manager, will report on activities including the Syracuse War Memorial and the organization of the State Fair Committee. Ray G. Phelps, the new chairman, will preside.
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See of Commerce
Caenaen
Syracuse
Harold M. Day
Ray G. Phelps
Fire Chiefs Elect New York State Association Leaders
William H. Wargand of Scotia was elected president of the New York State Association of Fire Chiefs at its four day 43d annual convention at Hotel Onondaga. Other officers named include Walter J. Burchett of Brighton as first vice president Irving D. Merrick of Poughkeepsie as second vice president H F Drake of Clinton Corner as secretary treasurer outgoing president Albert W. Yanke of Eggertsville will serve as trustee until 1954 Francis W Ludwig of Snyder is named four year trustee. The 1950 convention site was left undecided.
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New York State Association of Fire Chiefs
Wagand
Hotel Onondaga
Walter J. Burchett
Brighton
Irving .D. Merrick
Poughkeepsie
H. F. Drake
Clinton Corner
Albert W. Yanke
Eggertsville
Francis W. Ludwig
Snv ¥der
S. U. to Host Summer Staff Seminar Ed Methods
V. J. Sallak heads the Syracuse program with a summer staff including Harry S. Gancers and Dean Ganders. Courses cover psychology of learning mental hygiene and supervision of elementary education. Notables Worcester McClenaghan and Dr. Duvall will teach family relations, education theory, and methods at Syracuse starting July 5.
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Dean Ganders
A. We
Chicago
Worcester
Nebraska
Syracuse
Kansas Strate Teachers College
University of New Mexico
Mess McClenaghan
Beane
Tulsa
Tulsa UN
Eiory Penissay
Boston ‘University
Duvall
The
Nation Family Relations
Univery of
Duval
Thieves in a Rut in Worland Car Skid
Thieves stole a car from a local garage in Worland Wyoming and skidded it into a ditch. No injuries reported and police investigated follow up.
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Worland. Wyo
Neighbors sue to move new house amid boundary dispute
The case centers on Mrs. Robert E. Bernington Jr and Mrs. Ambrose E. Farrell asking the Supreme Court for an order to push a house and garage six feet to the east boundary. Both sides agree the deed requires an east boundary setback, with Farrell noting city rules call for at least four feet from the boundary. The dispute leaves houses about nine feet apart.
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Robert E. Bernington Jr
Supreme Court
Ambrose E. Farrell
Adam Zoller
Farrell
Beime
Local race details mix in fragmented OCR lines
Fragmented text ties two named individuals Julian Wi Eas mb and Raymond O. Campbell to a debate or race representation. It hints at a geographic reference near the east and mentions a broad measurement but lacks clear context or完整 details.
Rail Way Express Agency Names New General Manager
FLOM COLVIN of the Syracuse office said the general manager of the 2 Department includes Syracuse. Paul T. Wendner of North Brookfield Mass was named as the new head after promotion from the southern New England division. Announcement noted the promotion in the company’s executive roster.
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Flom. Colvin
Syracuse
Thay
Paul T. Wender
North Brookfied
Mass
Super
Southern News
Smith Agency Vice Presses Gem in New York City
In New York City, Smith agency vice presses a gem case, drawing attention to alleged irregularities. Officials investigate the matter as investigators seek further details about the incident and potential involvement of named parties.
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Smith
Agency
Vice Press- Gem
New York City
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