Blood drive yields 193 pints at Oswego Elks Club
Oswego Chapter of the American Red Cross reports 193 pints of blood processed and 14 unable to donate during a Monday visit to the Elks Club. Over 200 people were screened from 11 am to 5 pm, with many from Richland, Pulaski, Altmar, and Orwell areas adding to the strong turnout. David Potter, 13, from Richland, will receive positive blood for open heart surgery in Syracuse.
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Elks Club
Red Cross
Lood
Richland
Pulaski
Altmar
Orwell
David Potter
David
Syracuse
Five on Welfare Go on Trial For Refusing to Work
Five men pleaded innocent as a jury was drawn in St. Lawrence County Court for a trial on refusing to work on a public project in exchange for welfare aid. The case tests whether able bodied recipients can be required to work and could set a precedent for similar prosecutions.
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Canton
St. Lawrence County
Lee P. Finley
Pierrepont
Joseph la Fountain
Morton Swinyer
Theodore F. Perry
Loyal Snyder
Ambrose Woodard
Swinyer
Palladium Times updates wedding story policy
The Palladium Times announces new rules for wedding announcements. Submit pictures and information to the editorial office at least 48 hours before publication, or earlier if possible. Late stories will be shortened and photos must arrive within 10 days, unless the event is out of town.
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Palladium Times
Indictments in St. Lawrence case draw civil liberties scrutiny
The case, involving county welfare costs to support families, has drawn attention from the State Department of Social Welfare and the American Civil Liberties Union. The ACLU previously failed in county court to dismiss the indictment on grounds of involuntary servitude and vagueness in the statute.
Fire department handles 127 calls in July
The mutual aid report shows 127 fire calls in July including 40 grass fires and 17 house fires. There were 1,066 radio calls and 35 long-distance calls. one incident drew 11 departments for a sawdust wood chip fire at Richland with small losses.
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Mutual Aid
Richland
Oswego Man Opposes Fluoridation Letter to Palladium Times
SAM HALL of 54 W. Cayuga St. questions why Oswego residents were denied a public vote on fluoridation and asserts health matters deserve equal weight with money in the controversial water additive debate. He argues fluoride was imposed years ago without balanced information.
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Palladium Times
Robert W Deady
The
Oswego
Japanese High School Girl Seeks American Pen Pals
Masaka Hara a 16 year old student at Saga Commercial Senior High School writes from Saga Japan seeking friends in the United States for letter exchanges stamps cards news and school life insights She hopes editors will publish her appeal to connect with youths abroad for understanding world events and peace
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Youth Council For International Contact
Masaka Hara
P.S
Saga Commercial Senior High School
Molding Sand Movement at Port of Oswego East Side
The Port Authority’s East Side terminal receives 8,000 tons of molding sand in 100 railroad cars from Saratoga Springs for shipment to Cheboygan Michigan. A freighter will later arrive to load sand for Kohler Company factories. No date set for the ship yet.
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Port of Oswego Authority
New East Side
Cheboygan
Mich
Saratoga Springs
Kohler Company
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Ad Echo
Classified line from Palladium Times listing printing department numbers and contact lines as a small local notice with no further context.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Signs Papers For Dudley's Return In Murder Case
Syracuse judge John H Farnham signed removal papers to return Kenneth E Dudley from a Virginia penitentiary to face first degree murder charges for the 1949 slaying of Alberta Mary Vella. Dudley, a carnival worker and former Constantia resident, is already serving a 20 year term for the starvation death of a daughter. The transfer awaits governor approval and could take weeks.
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Syracuse
John H. Farnham
State Supreme Court
Kenneth E. Dudley
Virginia
Constantia
Onondaga County
Grand Jury
Alberta Mary Vella
Madison County
Joseph A. Ryan
Dudley
Albertis 5
Harrison Jr
Atty
Ryan
David Leroy
Robert Busch
Defense Council
Globe maker James Wilson pursues North American craft at 37
America's first globe maker James Wilson chooses to produce globes domestically after finding European globes too costly. He sets out to establish a local craft industry and supply maps and celestial models to patrons seeking affordable astronomy aids.
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America
James Wilson
Europe
Mormon Hill Cumorah Pageant Opens in Palmyra
The 21st annual Hill Cumorah pageant opens in Palmyra with four performances from Wednesday to Saturday drawing about 100,000 spectators. Directed by Harold T. Hansen since 1937, it features a cast of over 400 Mormon performers and a preceding one hour concert by the Salt Lake City Vermon Tabernacle Choir. The pageant retells the Book of Mormon saga of a doomed Israelite tribe and its fate as Native Americans after 21 A.D.
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Palmyra
Eastern States
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mormon Church
Israel
America
Harold T. Hansen
Salt Lake City
Vermon Tabernacle Choir
Joseph Smith
Angel Moroni
Golden Plates
Staying In Yet Reaching Out by Phone
A lighthearted piece extols staying home with a baby as a wonderful reason to stay in while staying connected through phone calls. It suggests using the phone to keep in touch with family friends and favorite stores when going out is not possible.
Moron belief referenced in Book of Mormon presentation
The text notes a point in Mor mon belief later presented in the Book of Mormon. It highlights how doctrine once introduced in ancient times is cited within the Mormon faith as part of its scriptural narrative.
Oswego Hospital Births Reported
Oswego Hospital lists newborns with parents and birth dates including RANDALL son Aug 2 to Mr and Mrs Donald RD 3 Oswego POITIER Aug 3 to Morris RD 2 Lackawanna Trailer Court Oswego SYRELL Aug 3 to John RD 1 Mexico and RICHARDSONAug 4 to George RD Red Creek.
Birth notices for three residents announced in Oswego
Joseph of Fruit Valley RD3 Oswego born Aug 2. ELHAGE to Mr and Mrs Ferris RD4 Goodfellow Fulton born Aug 3. CAROCCIO to Mr and Mrs Charles 60 W Eighth St born Aug 4.
Kennedy resigns Stamford mayor post to head NBA
Stamford mayor J Walter Kennedy 49 resigns to become NBA president effective Sept 1. Democrat Kennedy will be succeeded by State Sen William F Hickey Jr 33, also a Democrat.
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Stamford, Conn
J. Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
Stamford
Kennedy
William F. Hickey Jr
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