Dairy Leader Sees Milk Price Rise Without Strike
Henry R. Rathbun, president of the Dairymen's League Co operative Association, told 150 members and guests that milk price relief is expected soon. He warned that if relief fails, the league will take action to secure a living price, while urging cooperation among farmers. He projected a $5 per hundred pounds target and argued production, not price controls, is the key to inflation relief. County officers were re elected and delegates named for the Syracuse meeting.
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Rathbun
New York State
Bowles
Milburn J. Huntley
West Winfield
Alva Warner
Durhamville
Harley Phelps
North Bay
Will Dickers
Holland Patent
Granges Plan Countywide Initiation and Events
Herkimer county Granges announce a June 10 initiation at East Schuyler Grange Hall with Henry Sherwood as speaker. Over 100 receive degrees. more than 20 Granges to attend. Plans include a June 24 trip to Whitesboro and a September Pomona meeting in Paines Hollow.
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Herkimer
East Schuyler
Henry Sherwood
Earl Jones
Herkimer County
Pomona
Russia
Oneida County
Whitesboro
County Grange
Kenneth Fake
State Grange Legislative Committee
Paines Hollow
Otis
Eleanor
WGY
Paines Hollow Grange Hall
Fairfield
Winfield
West Canada Valley
Granges
Kenneth Auger
State Service and Hospitality Committee
Snell’s Bush
Pomona Grange
East Herkimer
Nellie Christman
Emma Flansburg
Flora Holcomb
Ethel Flansburg
Edith Williams
Port Dayton
Boonville Man Dead After Heart Attack
Joseph Zbytniewski died at 60 from a heart attack at a friend’s home in Boonville. Born in Poland on August 19, 1885, he had lived in Marion Ohio and later East Ava before moving to Boonville after his first wife’s 1943 death. Survived by his second wife Anna Karpinski and nine children plus 100 grandchildren, funeral services are planned at Vrainer funeral home and All Saints Polish National Church with burial in Boonville Cemetery.
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Boonville
Joseph Zbytniewski
John Zagurski
Herman Haberer
Utica
Poland
Clementine Kowandowski
Marion
Ohio
East Ava
Anna Karpinski
Stephen
Washington Mills
Peter Zagurski
West Leyden
Charles
Stanley Paschut
Stanley Ciszik
Sally
Adam
Rome
Joseph
Oriskany
John
Blossvale
Frances Bronescki
Brooklyn
Vrainer Funeral Home
All Saints Polish National Church
Boonville Cemetery
Utica Schools Announce Four Day Recess After Tomorrow
The Utica school board reports all city schools will close after classes tomorrow for a four day recess. With Memorial Day weekend approaching the board extends closure for teachers and students until Monday for an extended break.
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Utica
Short circuit knocks out Potsdam street lights
A village power fault near the Coakley apartment on Depot Street caused a blackout in the business district and some residential lines. The Potsdam Fire Department responded to the minor incident at about 10:30 P.M. Monday.
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Potsdam
Coakley
Depot St
Television listings and radio schedule jumble
A dense OCR fragment lists WIBX Utica programming with varied shows and times across music news drama and serials. Includes names like Hercule Poirot Jack Smith Frankie Carle Archie Godfrey Evelyn Winters Perry Mason and Cinderella Inc with scattered news, ads, and features.
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Hercule Poirot
Jack Smith
Evelyn Winters
Bachelors Childrer
the Peabodys
Jenny
Kate Smith
Mrs Burton
Perry Mason
Rosemary
Photographer
Cinderella, Inc
Herkimer to Stage Memorial Parade
Herkimer plans a Memorial Day parade at 10 a.m. led by Grand Marshal George Graves with a full program of church services, a cemetery memorial, a gold star wreath, speakers led by Rev Derwood Smith, and a military musical tribute, held at Liberty Theater due to rain.
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Herkimer—Memorial
American Legion Post 38
Edwin Miller
Derwood L. Smith
U.S. Army
First Baptist Church
the Legion Post
Church St
George E. Graves
Herkimer High School
Military Order of Purple Heart
Michael S. Plisek
V.F.W
Tony R. George Post
American Legion Post
Robert ‘Evans
American Legion Riual
John R. Kehoe
St. Francis de Sales
Harry J. Ewea
Smith
Theresa Lorrain
Michael Lorraine
Mary Lorraine
Herkimer Iigh
Betty Woodruf
Legion
George Manion
J. Foster Welwood
The
Reformed Church
Liberty Theater
Miller
Massena Struck by Rock Breaks Local Phone Service
Massena toll lines were disrupted when a shifting rock damaged two underground main cables, knocking out about 500 telephones in Massena and nearby areas. Repair crews from Watertown Potsdam and Ogdensburg battled back the outages, restoring circuits step by step and planning to continue until full service returns.
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Massena
William Ott
Watertown
Donald S. Keep
Ogdensburg
Potsane
Main St
Flier's Widow to Marry in Watertown Church
Mary Patricia Paul Stocker widow of Lt. John J. Stocker and James G. Campbell Jr. will wed on June 15 at St. Patrick's Church. Stocker’s family lives on Woodruff and Campbell’s on Boyd street. Campbell served as a pilot in the China India Burma theater during World War II.
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Watertown
Mary Patricia Paul Stocker
Emery E. Paul
W. Woodruff Sr
James G. Campbell, Jr
James G. Campbell
Boyd St
St. Patrick's Church
Stocker
John J. Stocker
Dimmick Sr
India
China
Mgr. Campbell
State technical institutes lag in Albany bottlenecks
Four bottlenecks delay Utica and other state technical schools after a $3 million appropriation two months ago. The Education Department may not have schools ready by September as trustees and boards are not yet appointed, funds not allocated, and the Regents duties unmet.
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Utica
Albany
State Education Department
Gov. Dewey
Board of Regents
Department of Education
Hotel Has New Owner
UTICA The 150 room Pershing Hotel has been sold by the Hotel Management Company of New York to the Hotel Pershing Management Company. Transfer effective May 15. Vincent J. Dolzen named resident manager. The staff of 735 will remain with plans for renovations and remodeling of the cocktail bar and coffee shop.
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Utica
Pershing
Hotel Management Company of
New York
Hotel Pershing Managment Company
Lafayette St
Hotel Utica
Washington St
Targer
Pershing Bake Shop
Oneida Watch Supply Company
Central Hat Cleaning Shop
Utica Chocolate Shop
Mrs. Margaret Fadden to be Buried Wednesday
Ogdensburg set to mourn Margaret Shannon Fadden 80 who died at 2121 Jay Street. Born September 16, 1865 in Ogdensburg, she married William Fadden January 15, 1886 and celebrated 60th anniversary in January. Funeral from her home to St Mary’s Cathedral with burial in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Ogdensburg
Margaret Shannon Fadden
Jay St
John McGowan
William Fadden
St. Mary's
Lobeck to Speak on Prewar Impressions of Russia at St. Lawrence
Dr. Armin K. Lobeck will present an illustrated lecture on Prewar Impressions of Russia at St. Lawrence University's Gunnison Memorial Chapel Monday night June 5 at 9 PM. The talk is the third Soviet topical address in the series and open to the public without charge. He will spend three days on campus with additional features on military map making and national parks for students and geology classes.
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Canton
St. Lawrence’ University
Armin K. Lobeck
Russia
Gunnison Memorial Chapel
Paper Workers Plan Union Organizing Meeting
Potdam reports an employee meeting at 7:30 P M Wednesday in the V E W rooms on Market Street to discuss forming the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers. Floyd C Van Deusen of the AFL will lead the session and has been in town discussing unionization at the Racquette River mill.
Lt Alexezuk Decorated for Army Commendation Ribbon
Lt. Alexezuk son of Mr and Mrs Dimitri Alexezuk of 343 Eastern Ave received the Army Commendation Ribbon for leadership in a Victory Loan drive at Bergstrom Field Austin Texas. Maj General Paul L Williams presented the award under the Secretary of War authorization. The citation commends initiative perseverance and cooperation of you and your personnel in meeting community quotas.
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Herkimer
Serge Alexezuk
Dimitri Alexezuk
Eastern
Bergstrom Field
Austin
Tex
Paul L. Williams
Troop Carrier Command
Kirkendall to Be Honored Before Farewell Dinner
Utica Community Chest director George B. Kirkendall resigns effective June 11 and will be feted at a Hamilton hotel dinner. Invited guests include Chest and War Chest boards and social agencies staff. He departs the city this week for duties with the Gates Boston Community Chest.
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UPICA
George B. Kirkedall
Utica
Owens Heads Oswego County Board of Equalization
Owens of New Hartford was elected chairman of the Oswego County Board of Equalization at a Court House meeting. He succeeds G. Adam Sauer who declined renomination. The group includes James H. Packer Rome Stanley A. Pennock Utica John N. Taft Taberg Levi D. Tollerton Mexico Oswego County out of county member Fred C. Smith Vernon is clerk. Field trips to set assessed valuation begin next Monday visiting Bridgewater Paris Marshall Sangerfield Augusta Annsville Lee Florence Camden Vienna Ava Forestport Remsen Steuben in July.
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Africa
James 11. Owens
New Hartford
County Board of Equalization
Court House
G. Adam Sauer
Owens
James H. Packer
Rome
Stanley A. Pennock
Utica
John N. Taft
Taberg
Levi D. Tollerton
Mexico
Oswego County
Fred C. Smith
Vernon
Bridgewater
Paris
Marshall
Sangerfield
Augusta
Annsville
Lee
Florence
Camden
Vienna
Ava
Forestport
Remsen
Steuben
Indictments Handed Down by Malone Grand Jury
The Malone May term grand jury returned 15 indictments and found no indictments in four cases. Not indicted was John J. Hartnett. Indicted defendants include Adrian Cyr for rape second degree Rexford Y Johnson for third degree Owen M Keane for burglary third degree Lyman Collins for carnal abuse, Arthur H LaBrake for criminal negligence in fatal motor operation, Ovid Archie Roberts for rape second degree Archie Roberts for rape second degree Adrian Gionard for rape second degree Francis A Gautheir alias Francis Go key for grand larceny second degree Howard H McKane for three counts of grand larceny. Penn Law 665 are out on bail.
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Ovid Archie Roberts
Archie Roberts
Adrian Gionard
Francis A. Gautheir
Francis Gokey
Howard AH. McKane
Penn Law
William Corbin 68 Dies in Gouverneur Rites Tomorrow
William Henry Corbin 68 longtime Gouverneur barber died early Monday at Hepburn Hospital Ogdensburg. Born February 13 1878 in Colton he moved to Gouverneur 46 years ago and formed a shop with Bert Bancroft in 1932. Surviving sister Cara Slaght Wolcott and half sister Edith Mason Syracuse. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM Freeman Funeral Parlors E Main St. Interment Old DeKalb.
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Gouverneur
William Henry Corbin
Hepburn Hospital
Ogdensburg
Colton
Silvenious Corbin
Canton
Jie
Ed Fredenburg
Utica Plans Two State Housing Projects
Utica announces two state housing projects with estimated costs between 2.5 and 3 million dollars. In North Utica 150 units on 20 to 35 acres near Larchmont Avenue, Seymour School expansion, land from the Weaver family. In South Utica about 6 acres for 200 units along Arcadia Cliffe Merreiline and Hazelhurst. Plans call for two and a half story units with stopes roofs and garden landscaping.
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Utica
Charles J. Peters
New York City
Herman T. Stichman
Peters
Golder
Sapanara
Gilroy
Eugene Hanson
City Hall
North Afties
Seymour
Weaver
Jlanson
Larchmont Av
Nerkimer Rd
Herkimer Rd
van Rensselear
Arcadia
Cliffe
Ty Merreiline
Hazelhurst
Charles Jones
Milton Posmentier
Two Awards For Chamber Utica Chapter Honored At Rochester Convention
The Utica New York State Junior Chamber of Commerce chapter received two awards at the State convention in Rochester. The B Allison Van Horn trophy honors the most active extensions and cites the Rome Chapter contribution. A second award recognizes last year’s fund raising drive for a Utica war memorial which raised 21000, the top campaign among 28 chapters. Joseph A Hanna was elected State vice president in charge of public relations. Utica attendees included William Nicholson Emrys Jenkins Clarence Proctor Jr and James Turnbull IIT.
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Utica
Utics
New York
Joseph A. Hanna
Wiliame Nicholson
Emrys .Jennings
Clarence Proctor
Massena Man Weds in Canada
Announcement of the marriage of Winifred Teresa Kearns of Berwick Ontario to William David Kirkey of Massena. Ceremony held May 18 at St Bernard's Church Finch Ontario by Rev M J O'Brien. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Frederick Ashley of Massena. Kirkey will live at 30 Walnut Ave Massena.
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Massena
Winnifred Teresa Kearns
Thomas Kearns
Berwick
Ont
William David Kirkey
Henry Kirkey
St. Bernard's Church
Finch
Kev
M. J. O'Brien
Frederick Ashley
Key
Walnut Av
Miss Elizabeth Young Appointed Clinton High School Instructor
Oswego student Elizabeth Young daughter of Mr and Mrs William Young of 159 West Senecast will teach third grade at Clinton High School. She is to graduate next month from Oswego State Teachers College and begin duties in September.
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Oswego
Elizabeth Young
Wiliam Young
W. Senecast
Oswego State Teachers College
Clinton High School
Miss Young
Poppy Day Sale Clears 3000 Poppies In Herkimer
HERKIMER Three thousand poppies were sold in a two day Buddy Poppy sale by the Michael S. Pliserk Post VFW on Friday and Saturday. Commander John Pozniak announced plans for a Memorial Day sale. Proceeds aid National Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan and provide post relief for members and dependants. Committee chair Peter Ciesla and volunteers aided by local residents were thanked for support.
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Peter Ciesla
Julian Rulewicz
Ernest Wilson
Thomas Plseck
Joseph Mae Creery
Maurice Cumm
Clinton Bailey
Gregory Fusco
Frank Tasarella
John Wholark
AIE
Pozniak
Helen Sokol
Gertrude Pozniak
Helen Borkowski
Rita Ritcher
Boy Hurt In Collision
Richard Byrnes twelve is confined at home with injuries from a bicycle crash into a car owned by Warren Rodgers. The accident on Bellinger Street caused chest concussion possible rib fracture and shock. Rodgers notified police and the boy was treated at Dr Daniel C Shaughnessy’s office.
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Kimer
Richard Byrnes
Henry P. Byrnes
Margaret St
Warren Rodgers
N. Washington St
Bellinger St
Rodgers
Daniel C. Shaughnessy
Casper Drabent
William G. Foeppel and Miss Mayes Martin wed in Colorado
William G. Foeppel and Miss Mayes Martin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Caldwell Martin of Denver, were married in Englewood Colorado. Canon Harry Watts officiated at the Martin home ceremony attended by cousin Cornelia Brusse bridesmaid and cousin Martin Brusse best man.
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Gouverneur
Mayes Martin
Caldwell Martin
Denver
Colo
William Gaylord Foeppel
Grace Foeppel
W. CG. Foeppel
Englewood
Martin
Harry Watts
Cornela Brusse
Martin Brusse
Girl's State Award For Elizabeth Krivieich
Miss Elizabeth Krivieich, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Krivieich, a Green Central School junior, has won the Girls' State award and will spend two weeks at Skidmore College in July. The program is run by the American Legion Auxiliary.
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