Feed Merchants Fight Hours Bill at Union Convention
The Federation of Feed Merchants adopted resolutions opposing the new Deel policies Saturday morning at the Usissariage Boel convention. They urged state agriculture appropriations for seeds and feed content and noted a donation of $25,004 with two directors present. The Dairy farmers and supporters backed Ther esake products with cash crop and urged farmers to face tiei. Dr George EO Be custniversity School of cevotins spoke at the event. The annual benqect of sization occurred Friday night with speakers Chester Leasure of States Chamber of Commerce and Truman FE Preston, president of the New York State fishwar users conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deel
Hysters Federation of Feed Merchants
Boel
Pia
Entida Wes
Noca
Dsiry
Tiei
Arms of Core
George EO
Custniversity School of Cevotins
Chester Leasure
States Chamber of Commerce
Truman FE Preston
New York State
Bishop Duffy Visits Pope Again
Bishop Duffy made another private visit to the pope amid a wave of public curiosity and whispered speculation. The encounter touched on faith and leadership within the diocese, with details kept from the press and faithful awaiting fuller disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Pope
RAND STRIKERS FACE TROUBLE IN SALINE MEETING
Remington Rand workers and union officials plan a Saline Street meeting to decide actions on re employment and company operations. The rally Includes Harold Beer and local union leaders with officials from Syracuse and New York, amid federal labor order rulings and scattered instruction from the national context.
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Mars
Remington Bands
Fiat
Saline St
Nts Weday
Lore Ee Harold Beer Oi
HE Sufel
Marietta
Werpon Croscot
Ciniz Bellows
EDOM
Remington Rand, Inc
Greer
Federal Circuit Co Freme Court
Uhien Hall
Salina
Syraers
Fi Cours
Francis . Fenton
Baston
Mass
A. FE
Syracuse
Kers
Vernon Crofoot
Syra
John JL Fira
New York
Semeral
Thtternational Metal Polixtérs
Michael Walsh
Washington dinner invites Louis Waiters as guest speaker
Louis Waiters of Strafe nse Turséar will speak at the annual Washington DAR dinner on the topic Washington and the Constitution. The event gathers patriotic societies including the American Revolution Daughters and Daughters of 1812 with numerous chapter representatives. Leonard Campfield of Cass Assn. chairs the decorations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Strecuse Tor
Washington Dar
Stra Fense Turséar
Sesserdar
Washington
Claude. I. Brown
Comfort. Tyster
Daughters of Am
Elmer Price
Danforth
Fred Melvin
Faretteville
J Curtis
Dewitt
Walester Ridings
Eod. Rogers
Colon
New England
F. Jordan
Campfield Leonard
Cass Asl
Family Will Leaves Estate to Frederick Besmer and Wife
Martha B Besmer died December sixteenth probate court records show her will leaving the family home at 128 Victoria Place to husband Frederick F Besmer a lot on Alien Street stocks jewelry and household furnishings with widow as beneficiary a daughter Fredericka Besmer and a net estate value未 disclosed in probate filing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aueband
Frederick F
Besmer
Victoria Pi
Martha B. Besmer
Fredericka Besmer
Jurrogate
German Societies to Honor Heldmann
German societies plan a banquet honoring Philip E. K. Heldmann for 12 years as president of the United German Societies of Syracuse. The event features Farry Skersitt giving the keynote on Washington Street Bridge, with committee members Walter Wroesdorf C Schumacher Heney Siebach Peter Naumans Fred Maeckel and Max Haas among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip EK Heldmann
Geran Woceties
Sizecuse
Union
Me Biseterkraar
Farry Skersitt
Washinster Sill Rives
Walter ‘Wioesdorf
C. Schumacher
Heney ‘Siebach
Peter “Naumans
Fred Maeckel
Max Haas
Gas Station Burglary Reported by Attendant and Deputies
A gas station operated by HE Temple was burglarized early this morning when an entrance was pried open. The thief or thieves took gasoline, candy, and cigarettes before fleeing. deputies and a clerk identified suspects Mealter and Thompson as possible perpetrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mealter
Thompson [Ris
Motorman Lost With Baltimore Trolley
Baltimore trolley car crew mishap ends with the motorman missing for over an hour before returning to his route. A fire in a nearby furniture store forced rerouting of the trolley as passengers endured the disruption and the blaze was brought under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltmore
Civie Gut
Jteolley
Treller
Famil
Un-American Doctrines and Propaganda Debate Sparked
A fragmentary editorial condemns alien propaganda and radical agitation while defending American liberty and vigilant policing. It cites Germany, Russia, and Italy as examples of failed republics under dictators, urging youth to understand sacrifice behind free institutions and promising to deport alien cranks and criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
New Gaesar
Rome
United States
America
Tors
Igcay
Steamship Arrivals at New York February 15
Arrivals listed include Hastern Prince from Rio de Janeiro Mong arch of Bermuda from Bermuda Deutschland from Hamburg New York from Hamburg Carinthia from Wassau Fe February 28 and Enck noted in partial details amid a damaged OCR segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hastern Prince
Rio de Janeiro
Mongarch
Bermuda
Deutschland
Hamburg
Carinthia
Wassau
Campus Dance Rehearsals Highlight Polish Folk Elements
Under Mrs Margaret Harper direction university women and male terpsi choreans rehearse routines for a campus dance to be held next Saturday night at Hotel Syracuse. Performers include Catherine Burke Maria Fassoulis Eleanor Motyka Olga Vania with Adrian Crossett Howard Andersen Jevo Bayward Crowder as participants. Theta Chi pledged 72 men this term while several fraternities added new pledges as student engineers unveil a Beau Brummel look transform plan for campus. Seven fraternities survive preliminary singing contest rounds led Alpha Chi Rho Beta Theta Pi Phi Kappa Psi Psi Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Thea Chi. The finals crown set for next Friday at exfraternity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Harper
Poland
Pastanr
Syracuse
Co-eis Sudring
Eatrice Burke
Maria Fassoulis
Eleanor Motyka
Olga Vania
Jos
Adrian Crossett
Howard Andersen
Jevo
Bayward Crowder
Students probe American Student Union charter clash
Members of the women’s student senate investigate the American Student Union amid accusations of Communist leanings. Chancellor Graham’s earlier ban on the group frames the review as officials weigh a charter for off campus recognition as students debate support or opposition.
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Tion
Senaye
Sovernin
Aments
Senat
Crenceslor Wiliam EP
Graham
American Student Union
Qwen
Catherine Lone
Senate
Sar Trersdar
Miss Long
Bill Cowan
Mario Lundgren
ROTC
Oxford Peace Movement
A.3.t. Trainears
Teentior i the Sharter
Jack MacAllister
Inter-Racial Week Concludes With Fellowship Dinner
Interracial week ended with a fitting closing banquet at Taiver sley Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Dr. Wilson G Cole of the Enl veity Church chaired the banquet with Rev. Joseph C. Mosselle AME Zion pastor as co-chairman. Rev Dr Alfred P. Coman, president of the Council of Church, spoke while Mrs. William T. Meirc assisted. A moving picture titled We Work Again was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aishi
Taiversley Methodist
Episcopal Church
Wilson G Cole
T Ie “Eni Veity Church
Jozeph C. Mosselle
AME Zion
Alfred P. Coman
Council of Church
William T. Meic
Senrayt
Benjamin Van Schaick Dies in Garden City
Benjamin Van Schaick, longtime Lone Deend park commissioner and former Stracusan, died in Garden City due to heart illness. He worked with the Solvay Process Company for years and lived in West Quondagast. Survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Join Thacher and Miss Ethel Van Schaick, all of Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin van Schiack
Lone Deend Park Commission
Stracusan
Garden City
L. C
Mr. van Schaick
Solvay Process Company
W. Quondagast
Mra
Syracuse Plans Fight For Livestock Market
Onondaga County farm bureau pushes for a new livestock market tied to Arn Yelals end civic he proposed stadium. Resolution drawn by Decker outlines a public hearing and the plan to attract dairy cattle veal calves sheep and hogs with better price and inspected meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Farm Bureau
Morncertins
Prosim Stadium
House of Las Ide
Wed
H Rarkel
Board of City
Ana Commerce
Aa Py
Ays Decker
Lam
Churen
Ihean
Stiea
Hela Fridar
Continental Can to organize 159 Syracuse workers
AF of L and CEC teachers contest a company charter for the Continental Can Company plant in Syracuse. Bert J. Marsh, subregional director of SF O.C. Clo, outlines plans for a workers meeting next Thursday at union offices in the Pension Building. A state labor department hearing on the charter assignment is scheduled for February 3 before Joseph P. Craugh. decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Can Company
Syracuse
SF O.C
Albert J. Marsh
Penison
State Department of Labor
Joseph P. Crauch
Brand of Standards
Late Labor Department
Borrowed Book Recovered After 27 Years In Syracuse Public Library
A damaged note reports that a book titled Borrowed was recovered after twenty seven years in the Syracuse public library system. The rediscovery ends a long wandering for the work nicknamed Brave Hearse, with details unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Sears
Man Held After Attempt to Sell Sweater in Downtown Store
William De Luci of Springfield Mass is jailed after trying to sell two sweaters in a downtown store. He pleaded guilty to the charge and received a 1 day sentence in the penitentiary, with Justice Homer Waish- Deloci noting bad luck. Police reported the incident occurred Friday afternoon amid the downtown scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de Luci
Springfield
Mass
Enatody
Wari
Homer
Waish- Deloci
Broame
Buffalo
Toe
Realty Men Move to Impose Moratorium on Assessments
A draft measure backed by real estate groups seeks a moratorium on property assessments in cities, aiming to curb rising values while limiting local revenue. William P. Capes of the New York State Conference of Mayors supported the plan, noting it would also ban increases during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nreparty
William P. Capes
New York
Two Suspects Implicated in 20 Chickens Theft
Police report two men detained after a theft of twenty chickens. One suspect, Reith, reportedly confessed the birds were dressed and sold to stores in East Syracuse. Authorities trace the case to a Thurs incident and continue inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sher
Wheaton
Remins
Reith
Syracuse
Scouts Aid City Needy Support Effort Shifts Gears
Disjointed text shows scouts aiding city needs with annual drive. Abbott cited dwindling resources and directed district headquarters actions. Revere Goeller, assistant executive of the council, noted Saturday noon mobilization for bus service relief and city welfare distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bypadise
Jimbuy
Boy Scouts
Abbott
Mada
EB Goeller
Legion Commander to Be Entertained at Testimonial Dinner
A testimonial dinner is being arranged for Legion Commander A. F. Snyder. Raymond Guifarre chairs preparations as the largest attendance ever assembled is anticipated with eight speakers planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yen
Bis Koner
Hiam
Raymond Guifarre
A. F. Snyder
Clay resident leaves estate to widow in court filing
The will of Henry Gor Warner from Clay outlines the transfer of his estate to his widow Euelia ML Warner. The document was filed in the surrogate's court on Saturday, detailing the posthumous settlement terms for the deceased's estate and residue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLAY
Unch
Henry Gor Warner
Euelia ML Warner
Lipost
Surrogate’s Court
Witness in Abattowr Quiz Delays Slaughterhouse Trial
Alan Wheeler testified in a village slaugherhouse case as Harold and Ada Longden sue Easy Syracuse Citizens Protective Association over a planned slaughterhouse at 326 Phelps Street. Health officers flagged health and nuisance concerns, while attorneys clashed as the trial opened and discussions about records continued. The audience hissed. ongoing proceedings are expected to last two or three days.
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Charles W. Wheeler
East Lyme
Illage
Nix
Co-operative Assoc Atore
Bovis
Wheeler
Harold Longden
Ada Longden
Phelps St
Vilage
Easy Syracuse
Protective Asso Ion
USFL
Inge
Gregory D.mahbar
Acuse Heal
Diet
Donald 3L Mawney
Tial
Torreer District Attor
Phelps Tact
Slaughter House
Ares
Mawhinney
Marchimner
Y Member Prize To Be Awarded At Camp
A prize week at Camp Tousey Tava will be awarded in the Y members division to the temper who recruits the most new members over the next month. Other awards include membership extensions gym suits emblems and camping equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Tousey
Tava
Suspect in Burglary Held for Grand Jury
Eick A Eéick, 74, of 1533 S Stave St, pleaded not guilty to burglary in the third degree in police court Saturday and was offered bail for the grand jury. The charge alleges he broke into the warehouses of Jacob Livshin at 224 Townsend St on February 3.
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Stave St
Jacob Livshin
224
Townsend St
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RAND
Waters
F. F. Besmer
Heldmann
ADE
Lewis Avery
Grant Hitchings
Escighs Oy Syreeves
Collin Armstrong
Charles Milbank
Fashing
Theta Chi
Sisma Epsilon
Delia Upsilon
Kappa Siema
Pi Kappa Alpha
Alpha Chi Rho
Beta Taeta Pi
Phi i
Kappa Fsi
Psi Epsilon
Sigma Alpha
Epsilon
Phi Epsilon
Thea Chi
Benjamin van Schaick
Realty
Harold Longden Ber
Dealers’ Association
Erectinger Howe
Alan Witness
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