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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
31
James Marlow explains key provisions of the new labor law for union members. It covers reducing joining fees upon NLRB investigation, prohibiting political fund contributions by unions from members, and allowing a 30 percent petition to trigger a decertification election when the contract with the employer expires.
An items list shows classic cars including Buick Chevrolet Mercury DeSoto Ford Pontiac and Cadillac with models and years. The notice then cites G Norman Knaus and Albert Amin seeking probate of a will for Charles A Cane with a Surrogate's Court citation for July 26, 1947 in Syracuse New York.
A dense classified page showcases multiple used cars from Ford and Lincoln models to Tudor body styles. Listings include heater options, new clutches, and good tires with prices ranging from modest to under $1,100, plus contact numbers and dealer names such as PARKHURST MOTORS and REYNOLDS MOTORS.
Multiple listings show used and new Ford models and other brands from dealers Nate Lavine and Franics, with years 1931 to 1946. Advertises 2-door coupes, convertibles, sedans, business coups, price points from under 400 to 675, contact details on Genesee Street and Adams Street.
Classified odor of used cars with radios heaters and prices from several dealers in Syracuse area. Also multiple public notices and liquor license filings list property owners bidders executors and dates in Onondaga County New York with addresses and contact details.
Classified ad roundup listing PACKARD 1937 6 cylinder with new tires excellent condition call BD. PLYMOUTH 1032 4-Door sedan good tires $290 cash. PLYMOUTH 1940 De Luxe 4-Door Sedan radio heater 3794 Charles Muserlinn Jr Texaco Station. 2956. 2-DIL. PLYMOUTH Sedan 1940 black heater runs fine 3895. GERE'S Reliable for 28 Years 431 W Onondaga St. Phone 3-7038. PLYMOUTH Coupe with radio heater call 6-4650 or 443 W Moreland Ave. PLYMOUTH 1933 Sedan new clutch brakes O.K. 3160. Call George 4-2859 or 5-2095. ILLINGWORTH-BAILEY CORP Your Downtown Pontiac Dealer 573 E Genesee St Phone 6-201 akg. PONTIAC Coupe radio heater back up lights new tires recently overhauled inquire 106 Plum St. PONTIAC-1938 4-Dr Sedan $650 American Motors 1244 Erle Blvd E. 4 025 ep to PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan Nice locking hood tuning $165.5 1323 Pitch St. GO-1935 Sedan excellent condition fluid drive hydraulic brakes private owner Upstairs 321 Second St Solvay.
A reading explains how the union shop works under the new law, including who must join, when expelled workers can be fired, and how existing contracts are affected. It notes closed shops are banned, while existing union shop contracts may remain valid for up to a year and require a plant vote to establish.
An afternoon theft attempt on a Sam Paane car was interrupted when Charles Vandluser of 425 Cayuge Street heard noise, pursued the two youths, and thwarted the robbery. The incident occurred Tuesday near Fulton. Police were alerted and continue inquiries.
Stocks opened weak with declines narrowing into midday as some leaders remained in the red. Coal strikes and labor protests weighed on sentiment while tiny gains appeared. key names like U S Steel and General Motors lagged. In bonds and cotton futures, uneven moves continued as Kiwanis and Elks staged softball and Rotary events at Foster Park.
Regional market listings show Hudson Valley cherries strawberries raspberries and grapes with baskets by the quart and basket. Long Island vegetables include celery lettuce cauliflower cucumbers onions and peppers with various box and basket pricing. Poultry and fowl prices are listed by type including broilers leghorns turkeys and ducks from multiple regions with live and dressed price ranges.
AP reports New York wholesale butter receipts reach 5 918 tubs with market prices for bulk cartons and creamery grades above 92 score AA marks. Cheese receipts total 360 565 boxes with prices steady amid moderate demand. whites and browns mixed in, receipts listed with various extra and standard grades and cent-per-pound differentials.
Livestock receipts total 140 head with a slow cow and bull market. Fancy beef cows top around 16.75 pounds, dairy fat cows 14.00 to 15.00, medians 12.50 to 19.50, heifers about 10.80 to 11.50, calves 18.00 to 26.00, hogs 24.50 to 25.00, sows 15.00 to 18.00, and sheep 8.00 to 19.00 with few top prices.
Mabel Lee Cross 20 of Constantia pleaded guilty in Police Court to a charge of petty larceny for stealing a purse from a locker room at Syracuse Memorial Hospital. Judge William P. Bam erick ordered held until Thursday for sentence.
Weather summary notes considerable cloudiness and rain in New England and the eastern Mid Atlantic with below normal air temperatures. Pacific states had generally fair skies. southwest deserts clear. plains and Northern Rockies saw scattered thunderstorms. Explanations cover warm fronts and fronts including cold, stationary and occluded fronts and isobars.
Onondaga County Bar Association plans its annual outing at Skaneateles Country Club. A softball game features single and married attorneys with Truman H. Preston and William P. Bamerick as umpires. A clam bake and 7 PM dinner follow, with Stewart F. Hancock as general chairman and Albert Orenstein assisting.
The State Health Department announced liquidation of the emergency maternity and child care program for servicemen's wives and children effective July 1, under Congressional action. Services will continue for eligible women and infants through June 30, and care for all current eligibles will be completed.
Dyer Webster of 1605 Montgomery street reported to police this morning that a radio valued at 19 dollars 99 cents was stolen from his room Tuesday night.
The Weather Bureau expects light showers today with moderate temperatures and a warmer Thursday with more showers or thundershowers late in the day. Highs around 83 and lows near 59, sunset 8 48, sunrise 5 27. Record highs and lows noted from prior years.
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