Poletti hailed as future NY Governor at Labor Council
The New York State Industrial Council session at the Hotel Syracuse sparked applause as Lieutenant Governor Charles Poletti was urged as the next governor. Philip Murray was praised by Kennedy though Murray was absent. Allan S. Haywood accepted the CLO post and Poletti urged unity, war production, social welfare and anti discrimination amid postwar plans.
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Charles Poletti
New York State
Philip Murray
CLO
John L. Lewis
Frieda S. Miller
New York
Syracuse
Thomas M. Kennedy
Lewis
Charley Poletti
America
Poletti
Murray
Allan S. Haywood
National Organization
Haywood
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Iow
New York City
Nassau County
Washington
C. I
C. I. O. State Industrial Council
The
United Mine Workers
Murray Aid Attacks Green Over Disunity Claim
Allan S. Haywood, CIO director, charged William Green with violating wartime harmony pledges of the AFL in New York speeches and Syracuse remarks. Haywood, representing Philip Murray, said Green invites raids, seeks disintegration, while Murray backs industrial union unity and non raiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
A. F. of L
Co. LO
New York City
Allans. Haywood
Nations Organization
Syracuse
Phill Murray
C. SC State Council
Haywood
Green
International Jewelry’ Workers Union
Pattern Makers League of North America
C. SO
A. F
Philip Murray
New York
Educator to Be Dinner Speaker At School Affair
William R Dixon director of adult education and supervisor of social studies in the Syracuse school system will be principal speaker at the annual dinner of the Alumni Association of Onondaga Valley Academy Monday at 7 PM at Drummins. Dixon also serves as deputy superintendent of finance for the Board of Education. His brother Joseph J Dixon head of the Latin department at the academy will be toastmaster. E Stewart Powlesland principal and Hugh K Metosh alumni president will also speak. Several musical numbers were planned and there will be special mention of alumni students and teachers now in the armed forces. Election of officers will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Dixon
William R Dixon
Syracuse
Alumni ‘‘Association
Onondaga Valley Academy
Drummins
Dixon
Board of Education
Joseph J. Dixon
E. Stewart Powlesland
Hugh K. Metosh
Bear Trap sewer project moved forward with FWA support
The Federal Works Agency adds funds for the Bear Trap sewer and awards Pepper Brothers the contract. Onondaga County will pay about 8 000 dollars for rights of way and survey costs, with work starting Monday. Engineer James Vedder announced the shift to federal completion and noted U.S. Engineers aided negotiations. A town line sewer contract to M A Bongiovanni for Ley Creek spur costs about 12 000 dollars and starts Monday.
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Federal Works Agency
Bear Trap
Pepper Brothers
James R. Vedder
Onondaga Public Works Commission
FWA
Ley Creek
Army Airbase
Vedder
United States
M. A. Bongiovanni
Child’s suit dismissed in Supreme Court verdict
A sealed verdict opened today in the Supreme Court found that Joanne Devin age 6 of 717 Second North Street had no cause of action against Ivan J. Thorne of 314 Green Street. She sued through her father for 25000 damages claiming injury from a car strike and hip fracture. Thorne said he drove under 18 miles an hour and was backing from a driveway. Attorney William F. Fitzpatrick represented Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Joanne Devin
Second North Street
Ivan J. Thorne
Green Street
Thhrough
Matthew Devin
Thorne
William F. Fitzpatrick
Bond, Schoeneck & King
Missing 16 Year Old Madeline Sobles Sought by Police
Police are asked to search for Madeline Sobles, 16, missing from her home at 702 Harrison Street. Father Floyd Sobles said she left at 4 p.m. yesterday and has not returned, wearing a red polka dot dress and white shoes according to Acting Detective Sergeant Fred McCaslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Sobles
Floyd Sobles
Harrison Street
Sobles
Fred McCaslin
Bennett Gains Legion Backing in NY Governor Bid
Democratic hopeful John J. Bennett Jr. receives strong support from American Legion members in Onondaga County and statewide. Veterans, including Bennett as former Legion commander, cite his WWI service and postwar work with veteran camps. Syracuse figures John W Brown Jr and Thomas J Lyons amplify labor and veteran backing while clarifying party positions amid mixed notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Bennett, Jr
American Legion
Onondaga County
Bennett
Legion
Tuppers Lake
John W.brown, Jr
Syracuse
The
Brown
Onon
Lyons
New York State Federation of Labor
American Labor Party
American Legion Party
City High School Graduation Totals 1075
Thousands of Syracuse students finish classes as Regents exams wrap and grade schools close. High school diplomas awarded to about 875 public school pupils and 200 from parochial schools, with ceremonies set for next Monday and Tuesday evenings. some grade school graduations held last night and others tonight.
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Elf
Indian War Vote Leaves Braves Unchanged
Brig. Gen. Ames T. Brown, New York State draft head, states Indians may join war via voluntary enlistment or Selective Service as before. Tuscaroras have fought Germany since 1917, tied to a grandmother’s 1919 vote for harsher peace over prisoner treatment.
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Six Nations
Japan
Germany
Italy
Ames T. Brown
New York State
Kaiser
Jewish Home for Aged Visiting Day Set Sunday
The 12th annual visiting day of the Jewish Home for the Aged will be held Sunday on the home grounds at 4101 East Genesee Street. A program of musical social and athletic events is planned with William Geiger president appointing Irving Li Shimberg as chairman of activities and Abner B. Winkelstein as vice chairman. Delegations are expected from Utica Herkimer Binghamton Rome Auburn Fulton and Syracuse with total attendance around 1000. Organizations in charge include B n ai B r ith ICCF Mount Sinai Lodge Knights of Pythias Jewish War Veterans and the Philo Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesee’ Street
William’ Geiger
Home
Irving” Li Shimberg
Abner B. Winkelstein
Utica
Herkimer
Binghamton
Rome
Auburn
Fulton
Syracuse
B’nai
Congressman Merritt and ODay Back Gas Ration Exemption
Representatives at large Merritt and Mrs. Caroline O Day promised cooperation to exclude Onondaga County from gasoline rationing. Clerk Julian W Edgecomb reported letters stating plans to work with Senators Wagner and Mead to secure the exemption in response to a Board of Supervisors resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
O’day
Caroline O'Day
Matthew J. Merritt
Congress
Onondaga County
Julian W. Edgecomb
Board of Supervisors
Robert F. Wagner
James M. Mead
Trailer Home Rules Tighten Sewer Link Citywide Move Required
Dr. Maurice J. Dooling notes sanitary code remains strict for trailer homes. A trailer owner on Park Street was informed to relocate 10 feet inside the city line within five days. State rules govern outside city trailer camps. Kirk Park camp was shut for lack of sewer hookups.
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Maurice J. Dooling
Park Street
Kirk Park
Seven Central New York Marines Enlist Today
Seven Central New York men enlist in the Marines' Class Four division for limited service in the continental United States. They include Edward Kenney of Auburn and Almeron Powell, both former servicemen, plus Henry T. Murphy of Auburn Stephen Kasarda of Marcellus Maynard Zohne of East Raynor Avenue Warners and G H Pashol of Holland Street and Arthur Dease of Warners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Central
New York
Marines
Syracuse
United States
Edward ‘Kenney
Auburn
Almeron Powell
Midland Avenue
Stephen Kasarda
Marcellus Street
Maynard Zohne
East Raynor Avenue
Arthur Dease
Warners
G. H. Pashol
Holland Street
Jervis House Fire Inspector Recommends Brick Removal
State and Fayette Streets landmark Jervis House underwent inspection by Walter B. Kimmey and Fire Marshal Charles Wilkes. They called for removal of loose bricks from a cornice amid reports the upper floors may house war workers, pending further action.
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Jervis House
Jervis
State and Fayette Streets
Walter B Kimmey
Bureau of Building
Marishal Charles Wilkes
Steel Trade Seeks Pay Boost Across U.S. Steel Industry
Pittsburgh reports leaders in the steel industry expect a general wage rise of about 200 million dollars yearly within 60 to 90 days. The War Labor Board is urged to grant a substantial boost in the Little Steel case. A 1 dollar per day or 12.5 cent per hour rise could total around 165 million yearly for about 650,000 workers. The board will finalize its report June 25 and hold hearings June 29.
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Pittsburgh
cPi
War Labor Board
United Steel Workers of
Ryan Aeronautical Company
WLB
Ryan
Transit Workers in Buffalo Get 2.10 Cent Wage Increase
About 2,000 International Railway Company employees will receive a 2.10 cent hourly raise starting July 1 under a Frontier Bus and Street Car Employees Union agreement. Union business agent Robert H. Gilbert said the deal, reached through collective bargaining with company President Bernard J. Yungbluth, also improves working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
International Railway Company
Frontier Bus and Street Car
Robert H. Gilbert
Bernard J. Yungbluth
Mrs Morrell Estate Left to Husband Surrogate Approves
Surrogate John W. Sadler today approved the tax appraisal of Mrs Lavina M Morrell who died in September 1941. The net estate is $32 921 and goes to her husband Charles C Morrell of 253 Webster Avenue. The estate includes property and bank accounts aggregating $20 846 owned jointly by husband and wife.
Camp-O-Ree Opens As 2000 Scouts Gather In Syracuse
More than two thousand Boy Scouts from Syracuse and Onondaga County converge at Willow Bay Onondaga Lake Park for the Onondaga Council Camp-O-Ree starting at 8 A M with registration through 4 P M. The event includes leaders meetings, Jewish Scout services, campfire, and plans for reveille, demonstrations, and awards over three days directed by Howard P Ryan and Paul Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Willow Bay Area
Onondaga Lake Park
Onondaga Council
AP. M
Service Corps
Sea Scouts
Howard P. Ryan
Camp-O-Ree
Paul Alexander
Driver Faces Court After Truck Leaves Road and Hits Barn
Sam Locastro, 18, of 1020 North State Street, drove off Route 5 near Fayetteville at 4 15 A M Friday, hitting a barn and fence. He escaped injury, appeared set for arraignment on driving without a time card. a lettuce load was headed to the Regional Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Locastro
State Street
Fayetteville
M. R. Zapf
Locastro
Donald Farrell
R. D
Chittenango
Justice of the.Peace
Tom Davis
Girl to Get 850 For Car Injury Settlement
Joan D. Miller ten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick D Miller of 416 Wyoming Street Seat Tee, to receive 850 for injuries from an auto accident. The girl was struck at South West and Fabius Streets in April by a car driven by George Hamacher and owned by Frank Gabriel. Injuries included chipping of two front teeth, whose shortening improved her appearance. Representation by Wilfred E Hoffmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan D. Miller
Frederick D. Miller
Wyoming Street
Clinton Street
Wilfred E. Hoffmann
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention Set for Binghamton
The Veterans of Foreign Wars convention will be held in Binghamton Johnson City and Endicott from June 24 to 27. The Ladies Auxiliary of Frank Buchanan Post 3146 named delegates headed by Helen Gallagher with alternates including Jessie Buchanan and Florence Carroll. The Auxiliary will hold a social meeting June 24 at the clubrooms Lemoyne Avenue Mattydale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Blanchard
Lemoyne Avenue
Mattydale
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Labor Unity
Allan Haywood
L. Chief
van Heusen
Wembley
Hickok
Paris
Corrin
Men's Shop
E. Fayette ST
Eckel Theater
N. McBride
Dibello’s Food Store
Cere
Lux—Lifebuoy
RINSO
Salami
Contadina
Sweal
Hag
Flagg Packing Shipping
Erie Blvd
East
Allied van Lines, Inc
State St
Jefferson
Salina
B'rith
1.C.C.F
Mount Sinai Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Jewish War Veterans
Philo Lodge
Gerber
Irwin I. Hyman
Benjamin Friedman
Moses J. Braude
Louis Hurwitz
Isaac Markson
Jerome Liberman
Ives Jacobs
Irving. Schwartzman
Reuben
Max H. Serling
Barney Goldberg
Pierce Frelschman
Charles Silverman
Arthur M. Silverman
Joseph ‘ Samuels
Charles Citron
Sam Fink
Mitchell Small
Arthur Buff
Melvin Rudolph
Dorothy, Miller
Willow - Bay
Father
Red
Bokar
Ben
A&p Food Stores
Elgin
Trimman’s Elgin
Soutit
Salina Street
Delaware School
S. Clayton Sumner
Sumner
Roper Gas
James
Warren St
Phono
U. 8
Weston’s
Salina St
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