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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

7

Dairy Pay Not So High Say Wives In Pittsburgh

Wives of striking milkmen disputed reports of lavish pay as the ten day dairy strike continued. They told the Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association committee that drivers work long hours but wages average far less than claimed, while public pressure grows and deliveries drop.

Pittsburgh GP Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers’ Association J. E. Davis Hiland Moore Salzemen Pittsburgh

Farley attacks anti Catholicism at St Bonaventure College dinner

James Al-Farey denounces the term those outside the church as implying exclusion. He cites Paul Blanshard and Menaventeees in warning against secularism as a cancer in politics. The St Bonaventure College fundraiser dinner supported a $4,000,000 expansion led by Farley, head of the college Building Fund.

Batavia UPI James Al-Farey Diamétican Ee Sapa St. Anthony’s Farley St. Bonaventure

GE Strikes Prompt Walkout Amid Union Election Dispute

General Electric faced a plantwide slowdown and mass layoffs after an employee slowdown and a tense union election. The Independent United Electrical Workers protested the election as the company detoured production and escorted workers from the plant while wages for operators climb from 1.19 to 1.2746 dollars. Electronics Park and Thompson plants together employ over eight thousand workers.

sareaTaEage S3bu Stanton al Es Tiny -Ajizece Nationall Invit Relations Board U.E United’ S Electrical Workers Btrations G. E Electronics ‘Park and Thompson Td

Teeth Trot Away Battle Creek

Master Sgt. Ervin C. Wilder searched for a dog that trotted away with his teeth set of dentures. He left his new plates on his desk and soon saw the dog leaving the room with them and muttered that he was tired of soup.

Battle Creek Mich Ervin C. Wilder Wilder

Erickson Pleads Guilty in Big Gambling Case

Erickson pleads guilty in a multi million dollar bookmaking operation. He sits in the center aisle of the courtroom until his attorney arrives and is led to a chair at the front. He pays a small fine for loitering as prosecutors seek indictments and seize bank records showing links to underworld figures. The case centers on the Colonial Inn gambling house near Hallandale Florida with confederates including Adonis Lansky and Costello connected through Richards the front man.

Manhattan Erick Gori Jsgellon Erickson dEickson Hogan Joe Adonis Brooklyn New Jersey Meyer Jake Lansky Vincent Jimmy Blue Eyes Alo Detroit Purple Colonial Inn New Yor Harry Richards Richards Ate Lewis J. Valentine Frank Costello Adonis New York Gelb

Catholic Daughters Will Install Tonight in Fulton

Court Fulton Catholic Daughters of America will install new officers for the coming year at the Knight of Columbus Home. Oswego district deputy Mrs. Nellie Leadley will lead the ceremony. A luncheon will follow with committee head Mrs. Rose Fraitley coordinating the event.

Fulton

Hanley Eyes Quiet Campaign and Lt Governor Speculation

Muscatine, Iowa native Hanley plans a three week vacation starting July 19 after mentioning no preference for a lieutenant governor running mate. Dewey supports Hanley’s prospective nomination as political figures in Albany consider a heated Lt Governor contest with candidates including Heck, Costello, Goldstein, Wicks, Mahoney, Curran, and others.

Hanley Muscatine Towa C. P. Hanley Dewey Sulphur Springs W. Va Hantey Oswald D.J. Heck Schenectady State Assembly Frank Costello Syracuse Nathan L. Goldstein Brooklyn Arthur H. Wicks State Senate Kingston Walter J. Mahoney Buffalo Thomas J. Curran New York

Funeral services for Mrs Louisa Ball

Mrs Louisa Ball aged 92 widow of Horace Ball of 509 Buffalo Street died Saturday at Pleasant Acres nursing home in Central Square. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 30 P M at Springer funeral home with burial in Mount Adnah Cemetery.

Folton Louisa Ball Horace Ball Buffalo St Pleasant Acres Central Square Springer Funeral Home Mount Adnah

Tremor Shakes Knoxville Area Near Oak Ridge

A slight earthquake tremor shook Knoxville and nearby areas early today about 20 miles south of Oak Ridge. Police said the quake was not caused by an explosion and stressed no danger to the atomic energy center.

Knoxville Tenn Atomic Energy Center Oak Ridge

Woman 83 Held In Hobo Stabbing In Bronx Dope

Mary Hageneh an 83 year old Canadian born woman living in a Bronx squatters cabin is held for felonious assault after stabbing August Adam to protect herself when he jumped at her after she reproved him for sleeping in Frederick Geis bed with his shoes on Adam 70 was stabbed in the abdomen and hospitalized in serious condition Police say Hageneh said she opened the pocket knife after he threatened her

New York Gyanas Mary Hageneh Bronx Frederick Geis Fordham Hospital August Adam Geis Aager

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