B L C Strike Hinges on Local GM Disputes
Brown Lipe Chapin division of General Motors faces a strike deadline of June 7 after Local 854 voters 493 to 31 approved strike action unless local issues are settled. About 2,100 workers at Town Line road and Marcellus street plants, with 1,886 union members, seek seniority, wage and job evaluation changes. Kermit E. Wagner and Joseph C. Lumin push negotiations, while company says talks are routine.
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U.A.W
General Motors
Kermit E. Wagner
Joseph C. Lumin
Root Hails Good Seed in Christianity Message
Dr. Robert D. Root of Syracuse University preached at Betts Memorial Universalist Church, defining Christianity through human relations and actions. He used the seed parable to show that good seed yields good fruit, noting mercy, tolerance, and humane relations as improvements, while condemning communism yet urging empathy for its victims.
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Robert D. Root
Syracuse University
Betts Memorial Universalist Church
Root
Elsworth C. Reamon
New York
Burned Out Parish Breaks Ground for New St Matthew’s Church
Ground was broken for the $82 725 St Matthew s Episcopal Church at Vine and Seventh Streets Liverpool with Rev John B Hughes turning the first spadeful. Mayor Ray L Grande and parish leaders joined in the ceremony as 75 625 has been raised. The 42 by 70 foot colonial structure will seat 180 and include a 32 by 74 parish hall, with excavation starting this week and completion set for next March.
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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Vine and
Seventh Streets
Liverpool
John B. Hughes
Robert Horner
Walter D. Hamlin
Arthur Metcalfe
Howard Halliday
Franklin Escher
Ray L. Grande
Duane B. Hogie
Liverpool Masonic Temple
Brothers Deny Theft in De Witt Larceny Case
Two brothers Donald G. Town and Charles E. Town pleaded not guilty to second degree grand larceny charges and were ordered to reappear in County Court on June 2 for sentencing before Judge Leo W. Breed. They are accused of breaking into and stealing $100 from Charles Pauli’s home in De Witt on April 8. Also in court Horace L. Fantasia received three year probation after pleading guilty to illegal possession of a gun.
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Leo W. Breed
Donald G. Town
Cortland Ave
Charles E. Town
Faye Ave
Charles Pauli
Tecumseh
Nottingham Roads
de Witt
Horace L. Fantasia
Downer St
Baldwinsville
Foster Pleads Not Guilty in Abandonment Case
Conrad B. Foster 30 formerly of Syracuse pleads not guilty to abandoning his two children in 1952. Judge Breed adjourned the case until tomorrow. Foster was arrested in Newark New Jersey last month.
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Conrad B. Foster
Syracuse
Patrolman Loses Birth Certificate and Papers
Auburn patrolman Michael Breanick reports the loss of his birth certificate high school diploma and his service record after making photostatic copies He retraced his steps from the police station and asks return of the papers to his home or the station.
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Auburn
Michael Breanick
Elm St
APC Plans Meeting Week for American Pension Committee
The American Pension Committee schedule opens with Club 3 at the state headquarters 220 E Washington St at 7 30 p m and auxiliary at 2 30 p m On Wednesday Club 4 meets at 7 30 p m with auxiliary at 4 30 p m and a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m Club 8 gathers Thursday at 7 30 p m at the state headquarters All clubs convene Saturday at 7 30 p m at East Washington St address with supper at 6 p m and Club 8 leads the social program.
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American Pension Committee
Club
Washington St
Club 8
East Washington Street
Bowling standings update at Jefferson City tourney
Ray Sokolowski moved into third in singles with 719 including an 81 handicap at the Jefferson City bowling tourney. In doubles C Margillo and J Adiano were second with 1332, while Carl Sellin and M Dean were fifth with 1298.
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Ray Sokolowski
The
Jefferson
C. Margillo
J. Adiano
Carl Sellin
M. Dean
Mrs L R Sibley Rites Wednesday
Mrs Lena R Sibley 44 Franklin Street widow of Harvey L Sibley died yesterday in Springer Private Hospital Johnson City after a long illness Born in Hamburg Pennsylvania she lived 35 years in Auburn She leaves a daughter Mrs Hobart B Romig Jr of Vestal three sons the Rev Leonard A Sibley Claverack Lewis J Sibley Lyons and Harry L Sibley Jr of Sodus Point seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren Services will be at 2 PM Wednesday at Langham's Funeral Home Auburn with Rev Donald H MacKenzie officiating Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery Lyons
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Auburn
Lena R. Sibley
Franklin St
Harvey L. Sibley
Springer Private Hospital
Johnson City
Hamburg
Second Presbyterian Church
Hobart B. Romig, Jr
Vestal
Leonard A. Sibley
Claverack
Lewis
Langham
Donald H. MacKenzie
Elmwood Cemetery
Lyons
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Richard Allison
Delaware School
Sandra Lynn Webb
Lincoln School
W. E. Saile
Patrolman
Kh Mnsrkcan
Sibacempang
Cit Shop
APC
L. R. Sibley
Addisco
Kathleen Mary Quinlan
Martha Panchard
Cosmetic Dept
Downtown
Shoppingtown
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