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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1968
Page
12
A 72 member juror panel reports Monday to serve during weeks three and four of the December terms for Supreme Court and County Court at Oswego. Presiding are Justice Eugene F. Sullivan and Judge Don H. Stacy.
From December 5, 1918, the White House sent to the Senate the nomination of Representative Carter Glass of Virginia for Secretary of the Treasury. The item notes a Boston concert with Marguerite Gesner and a tragic electrocution incident involving James Heagerty while aiding a near-accident, plus reassignment of Oswego County Attorney William M. Gallagher and a railroad stenographers pay raise to $100 monthly.
Local plea calls for Oswego women to sew 900 pajama suits and 60 convalescent robes at once for the Red Cross Hospital Supply Room in the State Armory. The Ontario and Western Station was robbed of about 3 in pennies with fresh snow tracks indicating car access. University of Pittsburgh professor Roswell H Johnson critiques American motherhood urging higher births. he labels single women as slackers and advocates cantonment segregation plans for "inferior" women.
In wartime Oswego items include RAF attacks on Berlin and Leipzig and Italian fronts as Yankees push in Italy. Local notes mention Fontana steamers aiding Oswego coal needs, obituaries for Cloonan Seeber and Crotty, Scout camp plans led by David Dunbar, and War Council budget guidance. Oswego High beats Fulton 49 34 with St John 13, Howard 12, Day 12.
A hedgehog cooled in a lab setting endured a 22 minute water immersion after which it remained alive and stable. Researchers recorded the creature's survival as the flame of life persisted through the experiment.
The 20th Boyd Family Vespers Concert at State University College at Oswego features familiar carols and classical pieces. The free program at Charlotte Waterman Theatre begins at 4 p.m. with performances by the Boyd family, including Dr Maurice Boyd and his children William Susan and Elizabeth.
Yale season post office window service will close at 5 p.m. on weekdays during Christmas. Oswego New York windows open late only on Saturdays December 7 14 and 21 until 5 p.m. There will be no Sunday openings in December and stamp sales or parcel post mailing will not be offered on Sundays.
Robert Lysle Kelly, 21, of 130 Burns Ave, pleaded guilty in County Court to resisting arrest a charge reduced from possession of a dangerous weapon. Judge Albert Orenstein sentenced him to one year in Onondaga Penitentiary to run concurrently with a four year Attica Prison term. He was originally charged November 15, 1967, in Cicero with possession of a switchblade. In March Oswego County charged him with second degree possession of stolen property and he was sentenced in May to Attica.
Tin tonnage remains minor beside other metals, rarely surpassing 200000 long tons per year in production and export.
The state saw more than 19 million visitors last year, spending about 5 billion dollars within Florida.
State University College at Oswego invites area residents to free or low cost cultural events on campus. Highlights include varsity hockey vs Boston State at 8 p.m. and public skating at Golden Romney Fieldhouse with tiered admission. Exhibitions and concerts feature Barrow Poets of London and Boyd Family at Hewitt Union and Charlotte Waterman Theatre.
The Department of Commerce predicts publishers will reach a record 2.4 billion dollars in book sales this year, marking a 9 percent rise over 1967. This projection highlights strong demand and growth across the publishing sector.
Thanksgiving Day notices list Mr and Mrs James Priest hosting guests from Albion Cross Roads to Dugway and Parish. Other families hosted and visited included the Steinfelds, Hendersons, and the McDermott couple. In Vietnam, Army Private First Class William F. McDermott, 23, of Oswego, NY, was assigned November 18 to the 11th Infantry Brigade Americal Division near Duc Pho as a rifleman. his wife Crystal resides on Route 1.
A report notes that over 60 structures in New York reach 30 stories or more, reflecting a high-rise boom in the city. The trend highlights dense urban development and the expansion of vertical living and office space in major neighborhoods.
The harbor area includes roughly 760 miles of piers, reflecting the extensive waterfront infrastructure.
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