Organizing Push Urged At Printers Convention
Five printing unions voiced renewed drive for union organizing though profits are solid. Leo Buckler urged strengthening efforts at the Allied Printing Trades Council of New York State meeting in Syracuse. Mayors and labor leaders welcomed delegates as the four day event continued with a banquet planned and elections to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Printing Trades Council of
New York State
Hore
Syracuse
Leo J. Buckler
New York City
International Board of Governors
James C. Quinn
Central Trades and Labor Council
Greater New York City
Storto’s Grove
Mead
Edward Ditlon
New York
State Council
Charles Partridge
Edward Yeackel
Strate Liquor Authority
Frank J. Costello
State Department of Labor
W. Edward Thompson
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Thomas Corcoran
Calvin MM. Thompson, Jr
Delaware Street Baptist Church
Herman L. Glessing
Nicholas Ferrante
Harold Granish
Syracuse Council
Thompson
Edward Dillon
Derby to Lecture in Japan Under Fulbright Grant
Dr. Orlo L. Derby professor of education at Brockport State Teachers College and son of Mr and Mrs James W Derby of 119 McKinley Ave has won a Fulbright scholarship for 1934 55 and will lecture in teacher education and educational philosophy at Okayama University. The award covers 10 months starting October with Derby Mrs Derby and daughter Deborah sailing from Seattle September 13. Mrs Derby is the former Heidi Haberlau of Audubon. Derby is among about 375 United States recipients for lecturing or research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo L. Derby
Brockport State Teachers College
James W. Derby
McKinley Ar
Okayama University
Oka
Derbyyama
Japan
Derby
Deborah
Seattle
Heidi Haberlau
Auudurh
United States
Thieves Strip Cars at Cosby’s Gas Station
Deputies report two cars at Cosby’s Gas Station 4435 James Street DeWitt lost $70 in parts. The theft included two radio speakers a heater a spotlight and rear wheels from the second car. Deputy William Merritt announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosby
Gastation
James St
DeWitt
Wiliam Merritt
Births and announces from Syracuse area residents
A long list of births and names of parents from Syracuse and nearby areas. Entries include Mrs William G Fields Helen Seer 2823 Aittes Ave Solvay and Mrs Richard Gardner various addresses, with June birth dates and numerous family names and streets listed.
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William G. Fields
Helen Seer
Aittes Av
Solvay
Foss Caruana Clairene
Afs
Atrs
Stanier
Goodrich Ax
Ene
Mie
Acd
Biss
John Davis
Zeima R
Jefferson Si
MD Aes
Wealam Go's
Wes F. Sullivan
Flanagac
Ile
Afrard Africant Pirro
Marcia D’andreau
Tase E Si
Pure
Ae Leo E L. Juez
Natale
P. J. Ay DE
DelaSort
Hellerue
Aoc
Joseph G. Giatin
Jane
Walter E. Clark
Ellen
Cook
Baldwinshile
Afes
Clarence Bethawar
Yorce
Eliott
S McBrice St
Shelmesuic
Badawi
Aiakasen Saleria
Stocum Hgis
Robbery Charge Denied by Man in Police Court
Lee H. Johnson of New York City pleaded innocent to second degree robbery in police court. Judge Leo Dorsey set bail at 2000 dollars for Johnson’s reappearance as Acting Detective Paul Marcette investigated the case. Police say Raymond F. Young of Hamilton was attacked and robbed of 90 dollars after being followed from an East Side fight. Young sustained a lacerated neck requiring three stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee H. Johnson
New York City
SP. Leo Dorsey
Johnson
Paul Marcette
Sakhi Raymond F. Young
Hamilton
East Side
Young
Ordination of George A. Deter by Bishop Peabody Thursday
The Rt Rev Malcolm F Peabody will ordain George A Deter at All Saints Church Thursday at 11 A M The ceremony includes clergy from Central New York District with readings by Rev Claude H Leofield Rev James E Mahagen and Rev Rugby Ayer The ordination follows Deter’s education at Syracuse University Seabury Western Seminary and his marriage to Janette H Bloom in 1955 A reception will honor the ordinand and Mrs Deter with local officials in attendance including Mayor Robert D Kruger and chamber of commerce presidents The group backs a route east of Oneida Lake to bisect the Thruway mid way between NYC and Buffalo and promoting dairy and Adirondack access.
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Malcolm FE. Peabody
Epis
Fritz Updike
Eopal
New York
George AL Detor
Rome Chamber of Commerce
All Saints
Iways and Means
Forde Ee Eee
Detor
St. Mark’s Church
Chennango Bridge
St. Luke's Church
Harpursville
Chenango Bridge
Central New York Esissonal
Peabody
William H. Cole
All Saints’ Church
James E. Mahagen
Claude H. Leofield
Trinity Church
Richard M. Morris
St. Thomas
North Syracuse
Rugby Ayer
St. Paul's
Waterloo
Western Theological Seminary
Evenston
Nitor
Janette Helaine Bloom
Chicago
Ah Saints Church
Lor
Utica
Group Recommends State Study of North South Thrunway Route
Representatives from Carthage Hamilton Lewis met in the Rome Club to urge a state study of a potential east of Oneida Lake route for the North South Thrunway. The 27 participants backed a formal recommendation for the study and its location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOME
New York
Rome Club
Oneida Lake
Carthage
Hamilton
Lewis
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Leonard PL Zolik
Hk. Zez
W. Belden
Charles A. Harrison
Doris
Campbell
Wexterdra
de Wit
Air
Thomas L. Garver
Buttermur St
G. Morrissey
A. Boice
Jackson St
James D. Brann
Elsie L
South Ar
Mic
John
Owens
Helen A
Fayette St
Jers
Robert L. Markham
Dovethys P. Queen
Phoenix
Mgr
Mirs
Robert Hoover
Bereziy
A. Corey
Mfr
Sando Tomabene
Shige
S. Collingwood
Sheldon B. Kamp
Matilyn Spector
Westmoreland Av
Richard BE. Buez
Louise
Parelleville
Albers C. Greene
A. Mackey
Beblevue Av
Irs
William A. Arzherser
L. Shattuck
B.H.V
Radio City
Chesterfield
GanBace
Cota
Stone
S. Saline Sc
Opp
Central High School
Bishop Peabody
George A. Deter
Norwich
Oneida
Rome
Bishan Daahnde
MR. Detor
Syracuse University
DKE
Seabury
Robert D. Kruger
Nelson C. Hansen
Lyons Falls
Lewis County Chamber of Commerce
Nader P. Maroun
Carthage Chamber of Commerce
Vincent BR. Carrou
Addis Co
Lily of
France
Herald-Journal Wire
Ae Travel Coffee Shop
Fashion Terrace
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