Dairies May Accept Rise As Stop Gap
Debates over a $3.11 per hundredweight price for fluid milk in New York City dominated a Van Hornesville conference. Leaders from D F A and several dairy groups weighed the plan as a provisional step toward a $3.82 price, with a two week mail referendum required for ratification by about 60 000 dairymen.
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New York City
Owen D. Young
van Hornseville
Young
John Johnson
Dairy Farmers’ Union
van Hornesville
Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Associated Independents
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association
LaGuardia
Luncheon Club Opens 1941-42 Season With Sept 8 Start
The Scottish Rite Luncheon Club will start its 1941-42 program on Monday September 8 at the Onondaga Hotel with Walter Fox of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce safety division as speaker Grove Higgins president will preside Luncheons occur weekly at the Onondaga except summer plans already underway for the annual booster rally with Colgate's Andy Kerr Ossie Solem of Syracuse and Cornell's Carl Snavely named as honor guests
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Scottish Rite Club
Scottish Rite
Paul Forster
Onondaga Hotel
Walter Fox
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Grove Higgins
Onondaga
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Ossie Solem
Syracuse
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Scouts Aid City Traffic Survey in Syracuse
The City Planning Commission will oversee a week long traffic count in Syracuse with Boy Scouts stationed at key intersections to tally vehicles. Data will aid city plans and defense planning with support from Police Chief William E. Rapp and School officials.
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Syracuse
City Planning Commission
Commission
Planning Commission
William E. Rapp
William H. Eager
Common Council
Carl Young
Mr. Eager
G Carl Alverson
David C. Gildea
Corporal Nicholas Agati Home on 10 Day Furlough
Corporal Nicholas Agati son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Agati of 1144 Grant Boulevard and member of Company D Seventh Medical Training Battalion stationed at Fort Lee Virginia will spend a 10 day furlough with his Syracuse parents. Agati has been promoted to corporal after induction and is attached to the quartermaster corps. He attended Powelson Institute in Syracuse.
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Corp
Nicholas Agati
Fort Lee
Benjamin Agati
Grant Boulevard
Seventh Medical Training Battalion
Syracuse
Agati
Quartermaster Corps
Powelson Institute, Inc
12 Nurses Complete Year In Training at St. Mary's
Twelve nurses graduated Saturday from St. Mary's Maternity Hospital Court Street after a year of pediatrics training. They attended mass and received communion before a hospital breakfast. Diplomas and pins were given by Sister M. Gertrude. Names: Mary A. Easterly Rita Ballon ardo Frances Gentile Frances Hackforn Mary A. Kane Betty McLaughlin Jean MacLachlan M. Rita Ryan Marion Smothers Rose Tenello Anita Wood Genevieve Yantch. They will take private duty charges.
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St. Mary’s Maternity Hospital
Frances Hackford
Mary A. Kane
Frances Gentile
Rita Ballonardo
Marion Smothers
M. Rita Ryan
Betty McLaughlin
Jean MacLachlan
Mary A. Easterly
Genevieve Yantch
St. Mary’s
Court Street
M. Gertrude
Syracuse
Camillus
Oswego
Frances Hackforn
Marcellus
Geneva
East Syracuse
Phoenix
Auburn
Florence
Rose Tenello
Oneida
Anita Wood
Utica
Expiring Onondaga County Operator Licenses Notice
Onondaga County motorists face license invalidation on September 30 as renewal forms become available. About twenty six thousand licenses, including three year permits, expire this year and drivers are urged to check their renewals now to avoid unlicensed status.
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Onondaga County
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Albert A. Kocher
Kocher
All-Time Fat Record Hangs On 40,000 Attendance at New York State Fair
The New York State Fair enters its ninth day with more than 40,000 needed to set a new attendance record. About 38,117 crowded rain soaked grounds as eight days total reached 310,487, far ahead of prior marks except the 353,770 set in 1938.
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New York
Lafayette Soldier Home On Furlough From Fort Jackson
Pvt. Elmer Alexander of Lafayette, with the 52d Medical Battalion at Fort Jackson South Carolina, is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Jay Fuller in Lafayette during a furlough from military duties.
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Pvt
Elmer Alexander
Lafayette
Fort Jackson
S. C
Jay Fuller
Four beneficiaries lose Crimmins policy claim in court
County Judge Malpass upholds Municipal Court ruling that the $2000 life policy on John T Crimmins was terminated after misaligned notice. Beneficiaries Sara Curran Agnes Wolf Catherine Tonkin and Grace Peters sought the difference between face value and policy loans but fail to collect. The case against Fidelity Mutual Life hinged on the timing of the 31 day notice before termination.
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John T. Crimmins
Evaleen Avenue
Frank P
Grace Peters
Midland Avenue
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
Malpass
Crimmin
Precision Castings Head Brings Action To Recover Tools
John Oathout of Brewerton faces bail and a pending Supreme Court appearance before Justice Frank J. Cregg after an arrest order in a case filed by William J. Durling of Fayetteville, alleging removal of machinery lent by the complainant from the state.
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Precision Castings Head
John Oathout
Brewerton
Liberty
Supreme Court
Frank J. Cregg
Oathout
Court House
Justice Cregg
William J. Durling
Edgehill Road
Precision Castings Company
Fayetteville
During
Russell E. Har Tington
Calhou
Old Disposal Site Public Auction Set for Sept 22
The old North waste wood sewage disposal site will be sold at public auction Monday Sept 22 at 11 A M in the Common Council Chambers City Hall. U S Hoffman Machinery Company expected as the only bidder. City officials said the sale is required to comply with legal requirements for disposing of city owned land and that Hoffman planned to build a $250000 factory with facilities for 200 workers.
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North Wastwood
Common Council
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Company
Rolland
Marvin
Hoffmans Company
Peace Plea By Dr Reamon At Union Services
Dr Ellsworth C Reamon pastor of Betts Manorvale Interpreted Church delivered a peace plea during the final union service for downtown congregations. He urged constructive peace and sacrifices for a better world despite migrants, emphasizing a dream and hope to overcome peril.
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Dr. Reamon
Ellsworth C. Reamon
Betts Marnnvtal
Four Boards Call 31 for Army Service
Three Syracuse area Selective Service boards have called up 24 men for final physical examinations and induction into the Army. Board 464 orders eight men to report Tuesday morning at 9 45 at its office to be sent to the Buffalo Induction Center. Names include Glenn S. Spencer Louis C. Sylvia Joseph M. DelVecchio Edward Filipkowski Nino M. Cardone Frank L. Mastropolo John F. Sepanek and John S. Horrigan. Board 473 in East Syracuse directs nine to report September 4 to go to Buffalo. Read list of called men from East Syracuse including Rockwood Schaurer Alexander Lukasiewicz Bennett Spendile Jones Relihan Rath. Board 474 in State Tower Building orders seven to report September 9: Will Olin Kellish Keilsh Shearer Darling Sweet Gamien. Solvay Board calls seven for September 9: Kennedy Thompson Maine Preda Colelli Cowburn Todeschini.
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Syracuse Area
Selective Service Boards
Board 464
Hamilton Street
Buffalo
Glenn S. Spencer
Washington Street
Edgewood
Louis C. Sylvia
Apple Street
Joseph M. DelVecchio
Milton Avenue
Edward Filipkowski
Otisco Street
Nino M. Cardone
Olive Street
Frank L. Mastropaolo
Lodi
John F. Sepanek
John S. Horrigan
Richmond Avenue
Syracuse
Paul Reed Rockwood
North Center Street
Lewis Nicholas Schaurer
Hartwell Street
Louis Howard Alexander
State Tower
John Anthony Will
R. D
Clarence Eugene Olin
Forman Avenue
Stanley Walter Kellish
Manlius
Leslie Otis Shearer
Kenneth Avenue
Nedrow
Charles Oscar Darling
Labor Rights Defended in City Pulpits
The Federal Council of Churches urged Syracuse churches to defend labor’s right to organize and promote democratic control in industry. The message warned that totalitarian regimes discard unions and democracy, urging a Christian democratic spirit to sustain civilization.
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Federal Council of Churches
Syracuse
Federal Council
Red Tape Grounds Canadian Flier in Syracuse Landing
Sergt Pilot James E. Coker of the Royal Canadian Air Force landed at Syracuse Municipal Field seeking to notify immigration and customs authorities. Officials grounded the Dart aircraft NC20993 due to red tape, delaying a planned sale and flight demonstrations.
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Coker
Canada Air Force
United States
James E. Coker
Royal Canadian Air Force
Syracuse
Pilot Coker
Charlotte
N.C
R.C.A.F
Picton
Ont
Allring
Canada
Herman A. Ecker
Pioneer Aviation Company of
R. L. Shelton
Richmond
R.c.af
Syta
Louse
Lence
James E. Walsh
Immigration and Customs Authorities
Walsh
Shelton
Immigration Service
Thomas J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Washington
Mr. Ecker
Sergt
RCAF
Ancient Coins Displayed At First Trust and Deposit
An exhibition of coins and moneys loans by Chase National Bank of New York is now at First Trust and Deposit Company Warren and Washington Streets. The display includes Roman coins and other pieces from antiquity, plus American items tracing money history from colonial times to today. Open during banking hours.
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Chase National Bank of New York
First Trust &Deposit Company
Warren
Washington Streets
Chase National Bank
First Trust & Deposit Company
Elizabeth Taft to Begin Syracuse Church Education Work
Miss Elizabeth Atkinson Taft of Indianapolis will arrive in Syracuse on Monday September 15 to lead the Syracuse Council of Churches weekday religious education program for Protestant school children. She will supervise teachers and oversee camps and training, bringing 13 years of Indiana Synod experience and further study at Boston University Columbia and Penn.
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Elizabeth Atkinson Taft
Indianapolis
Ind
Syracuse
Kosciusko
Winona.Lake
Indiana
Atkinson
Westminster Church
Scranton
Faw
Boston
Malden
Indiana State Council of Religious Education
International ‘Adevisory
Chicago
Boston University
Miss. Taft
Columbia’ University
University of Pennsylvania
Indiana University
Pitchfork Injury At State Fair Hospital
At the State Fair Hospital yesterday Lawrence McGrath a fair worker suffered a slight pitchfork injury to the abdomen while tending horses in a barn. Donald Wright from the Circus on Ice received an infected blister on the right foot after breaking in new skating shoes.
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State Fair Hospital
Lawrence McGrath
Donald Wright
Circus
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