Milk Order Effective Here Aug. 1
A state milk marketing order takes effect in Syracuse on Aug. 1. Milk producers in the area must notify the New York area administrator by tomorrow if they withdraw to join the Syracuse order. The referendum passed with more than the required 66 2/3 percent approval, though exact figures were not released. Prices to consumers may rise by about two cents per quart, while producer prices will be set under the order. The new order covers Onondaga County minus Spafford, Elbridge, and Jordan, the third region in the state to have milk sales regulated locally. Joint state and federal rules govern metro area marketing. Carey said prices to Syracuse producers were generally below cost, after a fair return.
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Syracuse
New York Metropolitan
New York Area
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Daniel J. Carey
Studier Syracuse
Onondaga County
Spafford
Elbridge
Jordan
New York
Rochester
Niagara Frontier
New York Metropolitan Area
Carey
Summer factory vacations hit over seventeen thousand workers
The Manufacturers' Association of Syracuse reports large scale plant shutdowns across July and August. Over 17,000 workers will take annual vacations as 20 plants close the week of July 2. Additional closures follow in July and August, affecting about 14,000 workers over several weeks with staggered time off and payrolls ranging from about 3,500 to 4,500 workers.
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Assn. O
Syracuse
Benz Promoted At Labrador Base
Peter F. Benz twenty son of Mr and Mrs Francis z Benz of 122 Spring St has been promoted to Airman 1/C at Goose Bay Air Force Base Labrador where he has been stationed since last October A former Vocational High School student Airman Benz enlisted in the Air Force in October 1954 Following basic training at Sampson Air Force Base he was stationed at Warren Air Force Base Wyoming At his present station he is serving with the 6606th Supply Squadron
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Peter F. Benz
Francis Z .Benz
Spring St
Goose Bay Air Force Base
Labrador
Benz
Benz Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
New York Man Sought in Amnesia Case at Syracuse
Police search for William E. Mitchell a 23 year old amnesia case from New York City thought to be in Syracuse preparing for the university summer session. His mother describes interests in mechanics natural history science fiction chess sailing and sports cars. Mitchell is six feet tall about 140 pounds with blue eyes brown crew cut hair and a fair complexion.
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New York City
Syracuse
William E. Mitchell
Syracuse University
W. E. Mitchell
Bike Pedestrian Collision In Des Moines Leaves Driver Untouched
Besie Bishop, 81, was involved in a traffic accident Thursday in Des Moines. Police planned no action against the vehicle’s driver, identified as a small boy riding a tricycle.
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Sie Bishop
Sneak Trip to Chicago Cut Short
Allen Fox, 14, left his home at 172 Cumberland Ave at about 5 a.m. planning to visit his sister in Chicago. He boarded a nonstop Greyhound to Buffalo via the State Thruway. His parents alerted Syracuse police, who contacted State Thruway Troopers. Ten minutes later a trooper escorted him off the bus at the Williamsville exchange in Buffalo.
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Allen Fox
Chicago
Allen
Cumberland Ave
Buffalo
State Thruway
Syracuse
Thompson Rd
Williamsville
Suit Seen Over Son s Drowning G
Anthony DiDomenico of Syracuse petitions for limited letters of administration after his son Joseph 22 drowned when the boat he rode in capsized May 29 1955 in the Gulf of Mexico waves from a larger ship cited as cause. The suit targets Lee s Boat House Ingleside Texas and names DiDomenico and friends who rented the boat while stationed at Brooks Air Base San Antonio Texas.
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Syracuse
DiDomenico
Gulf of Mexico
Charles Milford Jr
Dibomenico
Anthony
Court ‘St
Paul Shanahan
A. J. Damica
Shanahan
Lee
House of Ingleside
Texas
Damico
Air Force
Brooks Air Base
San Antonio
Stingless bee bred in Germany to reduce swarming
A West German bulletin reports a Lower Saxony institute bred a stingless bee. the new breed swarms less and produces less honey. The finding notes reduced honey yield as a tradeoff for calmer colonies.
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Lower Saxony
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