Producers Weigh Plan For Fluid Milk Pricing
Delegates of the Dairymen's Cooperative League discuss a new pricing formula for fluid milk in six New York states. The plan uses two main factors the wholesale commodity price index and a dairy cost index from Cornell. A Branford committee draft emphasizes the commodity index as a major factor while the bargaining agency may be asked to consider it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Dairymen's Caggue Cooperative Association
New York
Leon A. Chapin
North Bangor
League
C. J. Blanford
Chapin
Dairy League
New York City
U. S. Labor Department
State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Branford Committee
Metropolitan Cooperative ~ Milk = Producers Bargaining Agency
Dairymen's League
Dairymen Seek Federal Hearing on Milk Pricing Formula
At a delegate meeting the Dairymen's League discussed asking the federal Agriculture Department to hold a public hearing on a new pricing formula. The plan would switch from the current butter and powdered milk basis to a Boston market style, with fluid milk prices tied to market demand and regional counts. Delegates noted the price for July may be around 5.41 per hundredweight and 5.02 for August, depending on consumption and regional application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League
Chapin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nannacal
Boston
Dairyman City. . League Board
Department
Saranac Lake
New York
Blume
Trojan
W F W Post to Mark Tenth Anniversary Dinner Dance
Leo H. Blumer Post and its auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will celebrate ten years with a dinner dance Saturday June 25. At a meeting last night chairman William Wattendorf announced Ebbie Nielsen's orchestra will provide the music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo H. Blumer Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
William Wattendorf
Ebbie Nielsen
Candid Burglar Captured After Grocery Store Attempt
Police captured John M Duncan Jr 21 after an attempted burglary at a Cincinnati grocery. He reportedly answered an inquisitive question with a calm muttered phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John M Duncan, Jr
Lewis May Trade Off Memorial Shutdowns
John L Lewis and his negotiating team told Southern Coal Operators to end memorial shutdowns or face ongoing nationwide coal strikes. The Southern Coal Producers Association seeks removal of memorial shutdown provisions from a post June 30 contract. The United Mine Workers team, led by John Owens, suggested trades for safety law support, while a federal mine safety bill awaits action in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
John L Lewis
Southier
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
United Mine Workers
John Owens
Congress
GE Chief Sees No Recession or Low Mood
Charles E. Wilson, president of General Electric, told a New London marketing conference of over 35 executives that the economy has merely leveled off after war peak conditions. He predicted a brief plateau followed by renewed growth and stated national income remains high enough to support better business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
Wilson
United States
West Point Graduates Warned Of Competition
West Point cadets were told they face stiff competition from non West Point officers. Acting Secretary of the Army Gordon Gray addressed the graduates warning they must prove themselves beyond the academy. Gray had just been nominated by President Truman to be Secretary of the Army. The top graduate was R. T. Carvaith Jr. of Peckville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
U. S. Military Academy
Military Academy
Ihe
Gordon Gray
Army
Gray
Truman
R. T. Carvaith
Peckville, Pa
Dewey and De Gasperi Discuss Colonies in Rome
Premier Alcide De Gasperi and Governor Thomas E. Dewey met in Rome to discuss Italy's former colonies. The one hour talk followed prior discussions with U S Ambassador James Dunn and Rome papers cited the same topic. Dewey planned an audience with Pope Pius XII at the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Thomas FE
Dewey
Italy
de Gasperi
Des
North Africa
U. S
James Dunn
Pius XII
Vatl- Jean
New AMA President Attacks Health Insurance Plan
Dr Ernest Irons of Chicago, at the AMA's 38th annual meeting in Atlantic City, says compulsory sickness insurance is a fight of America and a step toward nationalized medicine. He warns politically controlled medical care risks free enterprise and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Pew
Trusman
America
American Medical Association
Ernest EB Irons
Chicago
A.M.A
Wcrted
Sili
Todusirinixis
English Auxiliary Social Plans Meeting Report
The English Auxiliary held a meeting under Lt Joseph P L in the Chasan Building rooms. Delegates in the department convention will be in winter. The auxiliary debated representation in the Italian American War Veterans dinner dance in June. A report on the sale was submitted and the meeting was presided over by Mrs Frances O Grady.
Granville Chorus to Sing at Saratoga
The Cantabile Singers of Granville will present a concert at the New England Congregational Church in Saratoga Springs tomorrow at 7 pm. Sponsored by the church’s Men's Club, the group is directed by Mrs. Frank Cain with accompanists and a small ensemble listed among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantabile Singers
Granvile
New England Congregational Church
Saratoga Springs
Frank Cain
Regin- 31 Oberriter
Celtict
Einei Pineound Mance
Dennie Aernt
Christian Brothers Attend Rites At Utica
Christian Brothers from La Salle Institute Hillside School and LaSalle School Albany will attend the funeral for Francis P. McGinity president of First Bank & Trust Co Utica. Mr McGinity died of a heart attack. A solemn requiem will be held at Our Lady Of Lourdes Church Utica at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Faber
LaSalle Institute
Stephen
Mirectore
Hillside School
Paul
LaSalle School
Albany
Utica
Francis P. McGinix
First Bank & Trust Co
McGinis
BR. Thomas
Sormey
Manhiltan Chileee
Mr. McGinty Dina
Sundar
A.m. Tomorrey
Our Lady of Lourtes
Firefighters Respond to Two Still Alarms
Firemen answered two still alarms yesterday. Pumpet J2 reported at 7 19 PM on 12th Street and First Avenue for a rubbish fire which was extinguished before arrival. Purager Bowes commended at 7 57 PM for a second fire under a sidewalk in front of 27 Hoosick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Purager Bowes
Hoosick Street
Downtown Fire Leaves Seventeen Homeless
A downtown blaze displaced seventeen people and injured one resident. Fire officials say the cause is under investigation and the fire damaged multiple homes and structures.
Troy Office Aids Cohoes Unemployed
Social Security and unemployment offices advise Cohoes workers aged 63 and older to contact the Troy Social Security office to establish eligibility for benefits under Social Security and Old Age and Survivors Insurance. A Troy rep will assist at Cohoes City Hall to file claims or answer questions. A deceased Cohoes resident, Mrs. Alma Pellerin Rivet, died after a long illness with ties to Repentigny and Montreal. Funeral arrangements are noted for the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Focal
Edward C. Hannan
Troy
Cohoes City Hall
Alma Pellerin Riveat
Re]pentigny
Canada
Onisieme iRivest
jCohoes
Gaston ; Page
Montreal
Sistar
Mia
Arcade Auderl
Jnhn L
Anjovan Aecanue
Semnurmice
Repentigny
Atall
Installations Planned By P T A Units
Newly formed Cohoes and Waterford Mechanicville area P T A groups plan banquets with installations. The Cohoes dinner, at 8 30 p m in the Elks Clubhouse Oneida Street, will install Warren Kelly and colleagues with Mrs George H Klingler as installing officer. The Waterford event at Ree Eve Road will gather at 6 30 p m for a 7 p m dinner with Madelon Hickey speaker and Frances Renaudy as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
School 4 Association
Elks
Oneida Street
George H 'Klinger
Albany
Warren Kelly
B. Iver Carlson
Louis) Dion
Tah Man
Waterford-Mechanicvilla Road
Caia
Mies Madelon Hickey
Cohoes High School
Frances Renaudy
Mixx Mary Dotter
George Trahan
Ann Brehm
Margaret Cole
Betty Patenaude
Bartha Manion
Car Stolen From Sage Avenue, Plymouth Valued at 1700
Chiff S Barton of 1519 Sage Avenue reported to Troy police that his 2MB Plymouth with seat value 1700 was stolen from in front of the Sage Avenue address sometime between 10 p m yesterday and 1 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiff S. Barton
Sage Avenue
Troy
Rage Avenue
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Cp Ease Credit Jewslers- Optometrists
X. “Cohoes
Robert L. Knoop
Remeen Street
Chooee
Jewelers
Remsen St.—- Cohows
Candyland
Ruth Ticknor
Waterford
Ronald McCullen
Tommy Buckley
Phyllis Klob
Jeanne Grochmal
Michael Marchese
Joyce Dunn
Carol Rock
Diane Breault
Richard Girard
Jollypops
Patsy Polnak
Dave Thompson
Louis Modlesti
Patricia Combs
Bobby van Bramer
Marilynn Lueck
Carole Gardner
David McMahon
Betty Ackenbrack
Linda Breski
Maureen Bersan
Karen Vaughn
Charles LaFountain
Barbarda Kosek
Carol Johnason
Diana Breski
Henry DuFresne
W.F.W. Post
Dewey and de Gasperi
Cit
Hermes
New Aala
Raps Health Insurance
Saratoga
Christian Brothers
Ringstet
Fien
Clir
Tery
Jef
Xer Ome
P.T.A
Philco
B.T.U
H.P
Pentis Fegerdiess
Ontelde Fampereters
Wory
Walnet
Geo. H. Cole Supply Co
Trey
Troy, N. Y
Areany Enterprise
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