Syracuse Ironworkers Strike Spurs Unfair Labor Charges
Contractors file unfair labor practice charges against striking Syracuse area ironworkers as a broad upstate walkout halts major public and private projects. The Build Plus Fund reports $118,754 in contributions from employers including Syracuse University, City of Syracuse, St. Joseph's Hospital, and Onondaga County, with unions and chairpersons listed for participating groups.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Area
Upstate
Community Hospitalling Trades Employers Association
Sion
Stuart E. Pomeroy
National Labor
Area Iron
John M
Playe Group
City
Albert Orenstein
Syracuse Public Schools
G. Ornamental Iron Workers
Richard Gottschalk
Syracuse University
Edwin Smith
St. Joseph's Hospital
Robert Mack
New York State
James H. O'Connor
Onondaga County
William F. Walsh
LeMoyne College
R. F. Grewen
Good
Firemen's Field Days Weekend Schedule
The Howlett Hill Firemen's Field Days start with a children's parade at 7 p.m. tomorrow, followed by a queen selection at 3 p.m. A water ball and rock n roll contest highlight Friday events. The festival closes Saturday at 4 p.m. with 23 fire departments marching in the annual parade.
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Howlett Hill
Fie
Il Fl i
Central New York safety chapter to hold 15th annual clambake
The Central New York chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers will hold its 15th annual clambake at Hiner Wadels Grove in North Syracuse tomorrow. About 125 safety experts and their friends will attend the event which begins at 1 p.m. according to Townsend chapter secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New York
American Society of Safety Engineers
Hinerwadel's Grove
Syracuse
Townsend
Labor dispute widens strike in upstate New York
Unions accuse ironworkers of unfair labor practices while Syracuse Albany and other locals from Binghamton Elmira Utica Niagara Falls Rochester strike over wages and benefits. Rochester talks collapsed after 10 hours. new sessions set for June 25 with state mediators to attempt a pattern for peaceful bargaining across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
State Mediation Service
Albany
Elmira
Syracuse
Saugernes
Jean McKelvey
Mitton Gold-14
Berg
Buffalo
Troporkers
Treatment Plant Jobs On Schedule In Syracuse
The Metropolitan Syracuse Sewage Treatment Plant project proceeds on schedule despite rain and cold. Contractors are building digestion tanks and flow units at W. Hiawatha Boulevard, a $5.9 million effort. Concrete bases for three tanks are poured. the fourth base will follow. Groundwork for the control house is done, two wall sections rise, and settling tanks are being cleared. Temporary chloride facilities are installed to treat sewage until completion.
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Syracuse
County Public Works Commission
W. Hiasatha Blvd
Commission
Albert T. Hollenbeck
High Winds and Accident Spur Radio Hams Emergency Drill
Radio amateurs led by K2JIM and listed operators conducted an emergency drill prompted by strong winds and a related accident. The team, including Charles Hart W2UFT, Charles Sethwood W2RHQ, James tvity manager, and others such as Harold Ab hour bott, Frank Goldthwait, George Cook W2RBK, Alfred W2QYR, Robert Mele W2EMW, Joseph Lando, and Mark Jordon K2KGQ, maintained continuous operation during the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K2jim
Charles Hart
Charles Sethwood
Robert Stewart
K2pkl
James Tvity
Stewart
James
O’hern
Harold Abhour
Abrist
Joseph Lando
Mark Jordon
Aussie Missionary Is Synod Speaker
Australian missionary Rev Colin W Williams will speak at Syracuse University during the 76th annual New York United Presbyterian Synod meeting. He travels 30 000 miles along the East Coast of Australia and Tasmania and will address 300 clergy and lay leaders on The Crisis in Church Missions in Hendricks Chapel at 3 p.m. The session follows earlier talks on the Churchs Role in the Present Educational Crisis and reports from the Public Relations committee.
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Colin W. Williams
Australia
Tasmania
Syracuse University
Synod
New York United Presbyte Church
Williams
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Hendricks
Chapel
James E. Allen
New York State
Committee On Public Relations
C. Daniel Galloway
Eckel Statue To Be Moved In Amos Park, Salina
City officials plan to relocate the 58 year old Chief Philip Eckel statue from its N State and Butternut streets corner to Amos Park. The move by the State to Eckel Park will be handled by S J Groves and Pressway contractors under Mayor’s Operations Committee approval.
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Philip Eckel
N. State
Salina
Sion
N. McBride
Eckel Park
Kavanaugh
Perise
Mit
Oswego Boulevard
Pressway
S. J. Groves Company
Con Kavanaugh
Bee Case Expert’s Testimony Stricken in Court
The state court case over alleged damages from a 1953 gypsy moth aerial spray continues as bee disease expert Dr. Elmer E. Leppik is barred from testifying on American bee strains. Plaintiffs claim $33,773.92 in losses from beekeeping colonies along the St. Lawrence and Watertown areas.
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State Court of Clains
Elmer E. Leppik
Iowa State College
Charles II
Leppik
Douglas Manley
Paul Hoskins
Wilburt Wehl
Sill
Wahl
St. Lawrence River
Watertown
Jefferson County
Russell C. Hodnett
William E. Masterson
Dr. Leppik
City Street Renewal Push Advances Amid Bad Weather
City Public Works reports steady progress on a $200,000 street improvement program led by Commissioner Charles J. McPhail. Re surfacing on Griffith street between Butternut and Pond streets is done, with segments of Woendall terrace and Brattle road nearing completion. A major boulevard project costs $24,089 and adds a south lane. Also finishing a $10,000 Schiller Park pool reconstruction and a $1,000 Lincoln Park pool patch, both slated to be ready for the June 28 pool season.
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Public Works Department
Charles J. McPhail
McPhail
Griffith Street
Butternut
Pond
Woendall Terrace
Sedgsick Dre
Rugby Road
Hampton Road
James Street
Brattle Road
Dewitt Street
Pattison St
Vine St
Shuait Ave
Ato Drie Blvd
Columbus Ave
Seeley Rd
Worker Injured Connecting Hose At Brighton Elementary
Charles sesuu aged 9 of Milton Ave Solvay is treated at Syracuse Memorial Hospital for possible rib fractures after being squeezed between a tractor truck and trailer at Brighton Elementary. The incident occurred during hose connections in a Mary Sehonl shop, part of the state system dating to 1891. The board meets to discuss a new McKinley School addition replacing the old section and possible closures of Taft Gere Tompkins Brighton Garfield and Frazer as part of a sweeping school building program funded by pay as you go spending.
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Charles Sesuu
Milton Ave
Solvay
Sycuse Memorial Hospital
Brighton
Brighton Elemen
Mary Sehonl
Split Rock
Department of Public Works
Tesco
Uso
McKinley School
McKinnsey
Taft
Gere
Tompkins
Garfield
Frazer
Salina area school plan reshapes buildings and junior highs
A sweeping Salina school district plan would abandon North High, convert Eastwood High to a junior high, and turn Blodgett Vocational High into a junior high. Madison would add junior high in the center, while Lincoln Bellevue Huntington Porter and Prescott sites face elementary-only uses or closure amid proposed new facilities and a possible replacement of Central High. Meanwhile a Salina shoe store owner reported a vehicle crashed through the back wall around 11:30 p.m. causing hundreds of shoes to spill out and prompting plan consideration for nearby land and post high school programs.
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Mentary
Salina
S- Salina St
L.ong
Jare
Yueul Seue Ungusthuul
Eastwood High
Blodgett Vocational High School
Madison School
Janer High School
Schoals
Grant
Eastwood
Levy
Lincoln
Bellevue
Huntington
Porter
Onan Jaga Valley Academy
Central
Clothing Stolen From Auto Reported In Latham
A Latham man reported theft from his unlocked car on Almond Street near 600. A suit and suitcase containing clothing were taken. Martha Lindall Wilson, 49, of 303 South Ave was arrested for driving without a license after an accident. Passenger Robert W. Gaylord, 29, of Tully RD 2, was charged with allowing an unlicensed driver. No injuries.
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Latham
Arthur A. Wicks
Almond St
Martha Lyndall Wilson
South Ave
Robert W. Gaylord
Tully
RD 2
Honan Receives National Jaycee Honor in US
Henry Honan 29 of 108 Ma Syracuse a Carrier Corp purchasing agent was named one of five outstanding Jaycees in the United States by the national Jaycees meeting in Los Angeles. He was among 42 entries from 50 000 local contestants and had been chosen as a state outstanding Jaycee three weeks earlier. Roger Shaver won first in the Speak Up Jaycee event. On June 5 Honan was elected vice president of the local Jaycee chapter.
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Syracuse
Roger Shaver
Renwick Dr
Honan
Taycee
Liverpool woman leaves funds to St Joseph’s Church
Mrs. Mary O'Brien of Liverpool died June 8 and left $2000 to the St Joseph's Catholic Church building fund for two memorial windows, one for herself and one for her late husband Mathew F. O'Brien. She also left $500 to St Joseph's Hospital and $500 to the Dominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary. Residual legacy to sister Margaret L. Kattrey of 79 Old Liverpool Rd. Probate admitted by Surrogate Charles R. Milford.
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Mary O'Brien
Liverpool
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Charles R. Milford
Mathew F. O'Brien
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Dominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary
Court St
Margaret L. Kattrey
Old
Liverpool Rd
Valuc
Traffic Court Offenses Run Through City Docket
A jumble of names and charges shows drivers cited for speeding reckless driving and suspended licenses. Offenders include Carl Moroz Terry Guibert Harold Gene Joseph Caccamo Albert Pritchard Arthur Martin and Joseph Brown with penalties ranging from fines to license suspensions and jail time.
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Joseph F Caccamo
Meadow
Geneseo
Albert Pritchard
Arthur D.martn
Burnet
Joseph P' Brown
Skytop
Harold
Sheres
Lee Mulroy Route Outline at Public Hearing
The planned Lee Mulroy highway between Skaneateles and Marcellus will be outlined at a 1 p.m. public hearing in the county courthouse in the Board of Supervisors chambers on the fourth floor. The proposed route follows the old Auburn and Syracuse Electric Railroad, leaving Route 20 near Fisher Road and ending at W Seneca Tapk outside Marcellus. Marcellus villagers fear increased traffic, but planners say the route will bypass the village.
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Lee- Mulroy
Skaneaveles
Marcellus
County Court House
County Highway Department
Board of Supervisors
Auburn and
Syracuse Electric Railroad
Skaneateles
Fisher Rd
Otisco Crossing
Master
Bishop, Lawrence
Slate Hill
Seneca
Marcellus Nesilerts
Planned school building program spans 15 years
The text describes a long-term bonding plan to finance multiple school projects over 15 years, aiming for completion by 1965. Current spending funds the new technical high school under construction this year, with future work including F. Ware Clary, George Washington additions in 1939 and 1960, McKintey addition in 1961, East Side junior high in 1962–63, Hughes and Croton additions in 1964, and two new high schools between 1965 and 1970, with more after 1972.
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F. Ware Clary
George Washington
MccKintey
East Side
Hughes and Croton
Proper Eye Care Tips for Correct Glasses Use
Ensure you have an up to date eye exam and prescription. Wear prescribed glasses consistently to reduce eye strain and headaches. Regularly clean lenses and replace frames as needed for optimal vision and comfort.
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Elbridge
Young
Jordan
Laridge and
Aussie Missionary
Syracuse V. H. F. Amateur Radioe Club
Pompey Hills
American Red Cross
Charles B. Cooper
Kensington Rd
Elton Fairbanks
Red Cross
Kenneth W. Thomas
Albert E. Pennock
National
American Radio Relay League
West Hartford
Conn
Lords
Seour
WSYR
Ing
Jof McCormick Theological Sem
W.H.F
Arthur R. McKay
Mary
Eckel
Eugene Sweeney Jr
North High School
Mast Lachtan Bint
Ollaat
Myron Lipsy
Niven St
Brighton Ave
Lipsy
tTo Church
Jlvge Truman HL
Preston Specie
Kidd
Carl F. Moroz
Temple St
Oman
I N. Sahna St
Terry M Guibert
Jane Dt
Onondaga
Harold A Gene
Linwell Ter
Seal St
Lee-Mulroy
Big Jim Farley
Frain
James D. Meehan
Poneers Club
Farley
William Morgan
Cortland
Parley
Francis Souhan
Seneca Falls
State Athletic Commission
Auburn
E. Genesee St
N.Y
Fulton Lions Club
Fulton, H. Y
Falso Air-Trol Corp
Hiawatha Blvd
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