Syracuse Man Dies After 20 Foot Fall at Plant
John Yz Miller, 36, of 307 E Rayner Ave Solvay, died after falling from a work platform at Irmavis China Co. plant 2329 Milton Ave. A blue flash sighted by workers suggested an electrical fault. Miller, WWI veteran, Purple Heart recipient, had worked 17 years for Iroquois Chine Co. Survived by wife Nellie, two sons John Jr. and Michael, daughter Johanna Marie, several relatives. Funeral set for Kompt Funeral Home and Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with burial at Assumption Cemetery.
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John YZ. Miller
E. Rayner
Irmavis China Co
Milton
Atrolman Eulogio Piro
Solvay
Miller
Piro
James Wands
Iroquois Chine Co
Nellie Smith Mallee
John ‘J., Jr
Michael
Johanna Marie
Browher
Adirondack Salvage Tour To Inspect Storm Damage
The Joint Legislative Committee on Conservation of Natural Resources plans a salvage inspection trip in the Adirondack region affected by the November windstorm. They will travel Thursday from Inlet to Raquette Lake Long Lake and Forked Lake areas, chaired by Senator Wheeler Milmoe with a Friday conference at Holl's Inn Inlet on forest preservation and related topics. Representatives from State University College of Forestry at Syracuse including Dr. Hardy L. Shirley will join the tour and conference.
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Adironack
Joint Legislative Committee On Conservation of Natural Resources
Inlet
Raquette Lake
Long Lake
Forked
Wheeler Milmoe
Canastota
Holl’s
State University College of Forestry At
Syracuse
Hardy L. Shirley
Langan Wins Reserve Prize In Bar Essay Contest
Anthony J. Langan 25 son of Attorney George A. Langan and a Syracuse University College of Law student won third prize of 100 dollars in the Stats Bar Association annual essay contest on the U S Constitution. Norman Joslin of Kenmore Cornell law and Spencer G Feldmann of Laurens Syracuse Law School took first and second prize. Winners announced at the state bar meeting in Saranac Lake.
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Anthony J. Langan
George A. Langan
Syracuse University College of Law
Stats Bar Association
Nornan Joslin
Kenmore
Cornwell Law
Spencer Gi. Feldmann
Laurens
Syracuse Law School
Saranac Lake
Former Syracuse Recruiter Promoted in Korea
A former Syracuse recruiter, SGT. CARL HOFMANN, has been promoted to master sergeant and becomes sergeant major of his battalion in Korea. He served in World War II and the Pearl Harbor era, later joining forces in the Atlantic and Pacific theaters. The Syracuse-based figure has a long career spanning service in Europe and Asia with multiple detachments and roles.
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Carl
Hofmann
Air Forber
Ascensio Africa
Bakery Workers Vote on Union Here Tomorrow
About 500 bakery employees from National Biscuit, Kallfelz Brothers, Bond Bakers, Ward, Hathaway, Cobaco and Durkee will vote in a National Labor Relations Board election at the Syracuse Labor Temple 309 St Franklin St from 7 AM to 8 PM. The Dairy and Bakery Salesmen Local 316 AFL holds bargaining rights. Election supervised by Edmund J McGovern of the Buffalo field office.
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National Biscuit Company
Kallfelz Brothers Baking Company, Inc
Bond Bakers
Ward Baking Company
Hathaway Bakeries
Cobaco Company
Durkee Company
National Labor Relations Board
Dal Cuse
St. Franklin St
Syracuse Bakers’ Association
Dairy and
A.F.L
Edmund J. McGovern
Buffalo Field Office
NLRB
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Hasen Island
College
William & rald-Jourt
Sted
Gerto Syracuse
Han Ordnance
Joan
Formann
Mademoiselle
Addis Co
Jace
Rayon Faille
M. L
Jantzen
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