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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
6
War Labor Board heads in Washington issued an ultimatum after Ainsworth conferred with them yesterday. Mill production returned to about 90 percent as non striking workers filled loom changer jobs following a 10 day strike sparked by a demand for a 3.03 weekly wage raise.
Beatrice Macomber named valedictorian and Rena Mae Goetzman salutatorian at Worth Syracuse High School for 1942. Jane Wetmore valedictorian and Nancy Quinn salutatorian at Camillus High School. Graduation exercises planned for Monday night June 22 in the school auditorium at both schools.
Seven Aalborg students aged 14 to 17 were sentenced to 18 months to five years for stealing a sizable German arsenal near the city. They hid 60 machine guns and other items around Aalborg. The headmaster Kield Galster was dismissed amid German pressure. Reports also note recent German train wrecks in northern Jutland and limited Danish cooperation.
After two years of comparative reserve the new order shows signs of wanting to take action toward removing their un invited guests.
Twenty seven survivors spent three days in this port after a sunken vessel disaster. All belongings went down with the ship. the Red Cross and USO provided aid and entertainment. Upon departure the group collected $87 for the two service organizations.
Cairo reports June 15 1942 American B 24 bombers from a Middle East air base struck the Italian fleet in a high altitude attack. Two battleships and a heavy cruiser were damaged and forced to withdraw, altering Mediterranean naval balance. Major Kalberer praised the mission’s precise execution and coordination with British forces.
In Fall River Massachusetts on June 19 an ins report says 19 loom changers at Arkwright Mills producing cloth for the Army and Navy are expected to return to work. AF of Textile Operatives Union representative John A. Ainsworth planned a morning meeting to deliver an ultimatum.
Fathers bid sons farewell with pride as moderate habits set character. Whiskey, wisely used, has its place in modern life. The House continues to urge moderation in all things except work, in Seagram’s policy.
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