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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1955
Page
4
C I O and Genesee Foundry reach a two year deal granting about 100 employees raise pay and better insurance and hospital benefits. John D Mannigan says the agreement includes a union shop clause and liberal vacation plans. Foundry makes automotive and typewriter parts bearings lawn mowers and furnace parts.
The Pilowa family is searching for Blackie a black cocker spaniel lost Saturday near Dakin Street. Notify Geraldine Pilowa at 416 Dakin Street with any sightings or information.
Michael Ranallis and his wife of 416 Tompkins Street were honored at a golden anniversary reception hosted by their eight children at the Eastwood Legion Post. Married Feb. 27, 1905, in Italy, they were joined by Mr and Mrs John Ranalli, James Ranalli, Mrs Lenore Oriente, Mr and Mrs Nicholas Orient and families, plus 28 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Police seek truck that spilled large bales of paper onto Erie Boulevard Westvale and Route 5 in Syracuse and Westvale creating traffic hazards. Officers from city police and Onondaga County sheriff’s deputies urge driver to return and retrieve load.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Sommers admitted he could not move several bales on Westvale and ordered a tow truck. He estimated the bales weighed about a half ton each. A Department for Public Works truck removed the jpaper from Erie Blvd. W.
Frank D. Cheney, 56, a New York Central Railroad engineer, died early today when his car skidded on Route 9-W near Albany and struck a cemetery fence.
Herbert J. Taylor of Chicago Rotary International urged a moral revival in America to resist Communism. At a Syracuse dinner 500 Rotarians and guests heard that the nation must be strong morally and spiritually to stay great. A Syracuse Rotary Club gift of 4200 to the Rotary Foundation was announced as the largest from any club.
CAPT. ELROY A. MARTIN, 48, Maple Bay, is hospitalized with a possible neck fracture after his car was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Julius Davis, 29, 205 Ashworth pl. Davis received a summons for failure to have his car under control. Deputy Vittor Tucci said Martin, a captain in the Air Force, waited for traffic to clear at the intersection.
THE MOST REV. WALTER A. FOERY will invest 11 young women in the habit of St. Francis at the Con vent Chapel of the Franciscan Motherhouse Court Street Tuesday at 9 AM. Attending will be Rt. Rev. Msgr. Dillon and Msgr. Canfield will offer the Mass. Named are Janet Anne Carbery and others from Syracuse and across the diocese. Many from Albany Camden Burlington Hoboken Riverside Honolulu also listed.
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