Three Cars Stoned In Labor Dispute At Bennington
In North Bennington Wisconsin, state organized employees on strike for two weeks clashed with supervisory staff at the Polygraphic Co plant. Officers Maloney and Fox responded after threats and stone-throwing to block entry to a department. The Amalgamated Lithographic Union CSO members led the action amid wage and conditions disputes. federal mediation failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theas Care
Department of the Polygraphic Co
North Bennington
Sherl
John H. Maloney
Sherif William H. Fox
Bennington
Vermont
Waldo C. Holden
Athktra
Amalgamated Lithographic Union
Five Die In Jersey City Fire Tragedy
A two family and a third building suffered a deadly blaze in Jersey City. Five people were killed and two injured as flames swept a three story brick building. Fire Chief Frank Heile said the fire began in the ground floor hall and roared to the top floors. Firemen rescued a large family on the second floor by escaping to an adjacent roof. Injured include Mary Guazzo and Samual De Marco among others, with De Marco at first clad only in a towel. Fireman Joan Bula was hurt saving residents. Damage was estimated at 1000 and the fire was brought under control quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermy City
Frank Heile
Frank Guazzo
Albert
Daugh
Phyllis Queso
Concita
Mia
Mary Guaaso
Ovadee
Samual de Marce
Liaw
de Marce
Joan Bula
Jersey City Medical Center
Samuel de Marco
Mary Guazso
de Marco
Angie
Phyllis
Angi de Marco
Jover Amgié
Phyllia
Fred Mahr
Mary
Matt
Greek Red Asks U N To Negotiate Peace
Porphyrogehia a Greek Communist leader urged the United Nations to negotiate peace in the Greek civil war. He said the rebel cabinet seeks a U N supervised ceasefire and talks while accusing the government of demanding unconditional surrender. Markos Venegas, deposed rebel leader, is described as a broken man in the rebel capital. Dragonflies can fly at 20 miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Tiades
Porphyrogehia
Natons
Porphyrogenis
Herbert V. Evattib
United Nations Assembly
U.N
Porphyregenis
Raiment
Porphyregenta
Markos Venegas
Dewey Names 132 Member Housing and Construction Commission
Governor Dewey appointed a 132 member statewide Housing and Construction Commission led by Herman T. Stitchman to cut private home costs in New York by up to 25 percent. The panel includes builders, engineers, banks, insurance firms, and veterans groups to draft a uniform code and boost affordable housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dewey l
New York State
Dewey
State Housing
Herman T. Stitchman
Ayn
Duala
Italy
New York
Stephentown and Nearby Notables in Local Notes
A series of social and community notices from Stephentown and surrounding towns. Mentions include hospitalizations and visits involving Samuel Dodd and Doris Wheeler, university guest Thomas Wheeler Jr, and several local families. Regional events cover Grange gatherings, church activities, and a forthcoming baked ham supper to support Stephentown Federated Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wheeler, Jr
Ithaca University
Mary LaVelle
Pittsfeld
Alice Smith
Taconic Valley
East Greenbush
George BE. Hoit
Rutherford
Leonard Smith
Mies Kathsrine Moran
West Stockbridge
Mass
Thomas Fritzsche
Hiliott Hughes
New Hartford
Hughes
Thomas Wheeler
Walter B. Sykes
Stephenstown
William Robison
Lanesboro
Clarence Sykes
Buffalo
B. J. Briggs
Stephentown
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Stephentown Federated Churches
Rene Silvernal
Hazel Atwater
Fredericksburg
Walter C.sykes
Fuller Hewitt
Chauncey E. Bateman
Rose Thomas
Ruth Lawless
Mildred Peck
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Troy
Ohos
Waterford
W'Vliet
Green Island
Hethke 395
Cluett
Magnavox
Rca-Victor Philco
Motorola
Ine
Jersey City
Red
Housing ‘Commission
America
Chase & Sanborn
Sanborn
Mncorfee
Gress
River ST
Bell Tailors
nave _Conegrenn
Strand Taxi Troy
Harold M. Perkins
Stephentoton
Samuel Dodd
Pittsfield General Hospital
Teby
Denby
Pink
Coats
Fleer
Wittnauer Elgin
E. $, Naldoman & Sons
Jewelers
Hamilton Watch Agency
Fulton
Fifth Ave
Denke
Denby's
Plas
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