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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
9
Robert W. Deady Republican candidate for mayor argues Oswego should decide the use of city water plant facilities serving Syracuse. He supports open consideration by the people, saying water is Oswego’s greatest asset and that secrecy should be removed before contracting for the water supply.
Dr Arturo Illia elected president of Argentina after military rule ends. Illia, a moderate liberal, rises to power following a period of civil unrest and coup.
Steelworkers Local 2877 edged Howard Johnsons 5 to 3 in a tight Babe Ruth League game at Fort Ontario. Tony Favata and Rich Guernsey starred for Steelworkers with multiple hits, while Beauchamp and Caruso drove runs for Howard Johnsons in a game that keeps the title race tight with upcoming schedule details.
The Mexico Academy and Central School Band led by Sheldon K. Blank travels to Rochester to compete in the New York State American Legion Convention Contest. The group will march in a 29 drum corps and 20 band parade and perform two numbers at John Marshall High School before a nine‑judge field drill audition. Also attending are local legionnaires and family members. MACS defends its championship title at the New York State Exposition on Aug 27.
The WSCS meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. George Brown on Wednesday August 7 in North Victory. The notice lists several local families as attendees and reflects community gatherings and visits in the area.
A fragment from a Palladium Times blog entry notes a topic related to the Commercial Printing Department. Details are sparse, with limited readable context about potential department functions or associated events. The visible words reference a FI code and a 3380-FI designation, suggesting a filing or cataloging tag.
Redfield residents visited Amboy and nearby towns last week with several calls and gatherings. The Keeney reunion occurred at Sandy Creek Community Park, while Edgar Durst was moved to Watertown’s House of the Good Samaritan for illness and Tina Noble received treatment there.
Mr and Mrs Louis Harvey and Mrs Lugo Harvey attended a family reunion at Verona Beach last Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Harvey and family from Rome visiting the Harveys in the afternoon and evening.
Mobile Hanover, a 4-year-old gelding, finally wins in 41 pacing starts at Batavia Downs on Wednesday night. The longshot, at 60-1, nosed out rivals to win race five in 2:09 3-5 and paid $123.60 to win.
The win sequence included a $31.80 payoff in the fifth and $8.40 in other races. Etta Laird, St. Frisco and Might Be C. each scored victories in the sixth, seventh and eighth races respectively, bolstering an $8,127 twin-double payout.
Mountain Jal paced the mile in 2 02 2 5 at Vernon Downs to win a $1 500 feature. Milton Hanover finished second and Maine Topic took third as Mountain Hall paid $10 10.
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