Grand Jury to Come Under County Court Jurisdiction
Under the new Judicial Act Oswego county Grand Jury will be under County Court jurisdiction starting in 1964. Indictments and true bills will be handled by the County Court with the Grand Jury meeting in the County Building Grand Jury room. The first 1964 session begins Feb 3 with arraignments soon after. Trial terms follow March 2 and a year schedule through December. Appellate Division will schedule five State Supreme Court terms in Oswego County for 1964 with named justices at Oswego Fulton Rome Longville and Syracuse locations.
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Oswego County
New York State
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Court House
Pulaski
Anniversary celebration marks 50 years for Granby Road couple
Ida Lepine notes Mr. and Mrs. Atanas Georg eff of Granby Road Minetto celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house for children relatives and friends. They wed in Rhinecliff New York and have two daughters Mrs. Robert Buskey and Mrs. Fred Pierce and a son George Georg e off Minetto. Other items include visits from Mrs. Leon W. Atwood of Poughkeepsie and family illnesses, plus upcoming unit meetings for Lavere Harrington Auxiliary and Women of the Moose Chapter 288 with plans for Christmas party and a funeral in Leavenworth Kansas.
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Atanas Georgeff
Granby Road
Minetto
Rhinecliff
N. Y
Robert
Minnie) Buskey
Fifth St
Fred
Edna) Pierce
George Georgeff
Christmas party and gifts at social group meetings
A Christmas party and covered dish supper are planned under Jane Batchelor. Gifts will be exchanged. Kappa Sigma meets at 7 15 tonight at Stephen McDonough 153 W Sixth St. Alpha Mu meets at 7 tonight at Miss Mary Lou Reidy 131 E Ninth St. Junior meeting follows sorority session. Charity will send new Christmas cards. Committee members of Club Pack 88 meet at 7 30 tonight in Hamilton Homes Recreation Hall.
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Lavere - Harrington
K. E
Robby Vetter
E. Sixth St
Jane Batchelor
Social Service
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Stephen McDonough
Sixth St
Alpha Mu
Marylou Reidy
Ninth St
Charles E. Riley School
Hamilton Homes
William S. Monaghan
American Legion
Post Club
John Ryan
Sigma Psi Delta
Donna Loftus
Third St
Theta Phi Omega Sorority
Cynthia Matott
Ontario St
Oswego Students Donate Concert Admittances
Senior students at State University College at Oswego donated 100 tickets to Syracuse schoolchildren for a Syracuse Symphony Orchestra Children’s Concert. The Oswego group prepaid their own admission but redirected funds to enable attendance for those unable to pay. Miss Dorothy Jane Hickok led the college music courses and received thanks from Anne Maier of the Syracuse Symphony Guild Board.
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State University College
Oswego
Syracuse
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Dorthy Jane Hickok
The
Colege
Hicko
Slightly Hurt Driver In Minetto Crash On Route 48
Jack W. Gifford age 20 of Oswego RD 5 was slightly injured when his car left an icy Route 48 and struck a tree north of Ridgeway Sites in Minetto. He was treated for a wrist cut and the car towed from the scene by Seneca Hill Garage.
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Jack W. Gifford
Oswego RD
Route 48
Ridgeway
Minetto
Michael W. Panek
Gifford
Seneca Hill
Population Density Snapshot Between Australia and India
A concise comparison notes Australia averaging 3.6 persons per square mile while India records 349. The contrast highlights vast settlement differences and geographic scale between the two nations.
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Australia
India
Revenue Higher On 63 Sale Of Licenses Here
Oswego County conservation license sales for the year ending Sept 30 totaled 66 121 25, up 1 849 50 from 1962. Receipts show 3 406 resident hunting and fishing licenses, 2 812 resident hunting, 6 594 resident fishing, plus non resident and big game licenses distributed. After a 2 percent fee kept, 64 799 40 flowed to Albany, 1 321 85 to the county treasurer. Local town and city receipts are listed, with Oswego City at 351 75 and the county clerk’s office at 2 200 25.
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Conservation Department
Oswego County
Albany
Madge Chase
New York State Conservation Department
Schroeppel
Sandy Creek
Hastings
Mexico
Richland
Constantia
West Monroe
Palermo
Parish
Minetto
Hannibal
Scriba
Granby
Volney
Oswego Town
Carwell
Williamstown
New Haven
Redfield
Albion
Amboy
Boylston
Fulton
Oswego City
County Clerk's Office
Young Worker Suffers Hand Injury at Oswego Casting
Cecil H. Thorpe, 22, suffered a second degree burn to a hand when it was caught in a molding machine at Oswego Castings Corp. East Mitchell and Seneca Streets yesterday afternoon. He was rushed to Oswego Hospital by his plant foreman, treated, and sent home to 132 East Seneca Street.
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Cecil H. Thorpe
Oswego Castings Corp
Man seeks Santa list of marriageable women
An Oklahoma City bachelor, using the pen name J. Adams, appeals to Santa Claus via the Oklahoma City Times Christmas contest to provide a list of marriageable women. He says he must meet more women quickly before turning 60, as one at a time is too slow.
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Oklahoma City
Santa Claus
Oklahoma City Times
J. Adams
Santa
Sergeant Ware Reenlists For Four More Years At Fort Devens
Sergeant James R. Ware 35 of Oswego New York reenlisted in the Regular Army for four years at Fort Devens Massachusetts. A 16 year veteran he first joined Navy in 1945 and after World War II served three years civilian before joining Army Engineer Corps in 1948. Now acting First Sergeant of Company A 20th Engineer Battalion he has two Germany tours and a stint with 1st Division Engineers at Fort Riley. He is married with a daughter Jean 18 months.
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Fort Devens
James R. Ware
Raymond A. Ware
RFC 1
Oswego
N. Y
Massachusetts
Navy
Solvent Extraction Corporation of
Ware
Army Engineer Corps
Fort Dix
N. J
Fort Bragg
N. C
Germany
1St Division
Fort Riley
Kansas
20Th Engineer Battalion
Jean
Four Fire Calls But Damage Slight
Firemen ran four calls since yesterday's deadline but found no serious damage. The longest absence was 7 41 am with defective wiring in Christmas decorations at Tink's rest East Bridge St reported by Oswego High athlete John Colloca. A truck and crew responded then returned at 7 48 am. Earlier, alarms at 6 23 am at 205 West Fifth St and a 5 22 pm Monday alert at 106 East Tenth St prompted investigations. at 106 East Tenth St no fire was found. A father and a boy coerced into pulling the alarm by three older youths provided names to Police Lt. Snyder. Three fire companies then returned to quarters.
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Tink’s Rest
East Bridge St
John Colloca
Oswego
West Fifth St
East Tenth St
Rescuers Save Beagle From Icy Pond Tragedy
Dixie the beagle fell through seven foot deep ice on a Troy area pond. 11 year old Billy Schlegel and a friend joined the icy rescue while police and a second officer braved the water. A rowboat family aided the effort, taking on water as Dixie was brought to shore.
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Troy
N.Y
Dixie
Billy Schlegel
Syeanay
Exhibit Features Works of New SUCO Art Department Members
SUCO presents three new art department members Carolyn Reynard Dominic Di Pasquale and Nicholas D In Innocenzo with works across oils jewelry sculpture and graphics Their Sunday Dec 15 program in Hewitt Union includes artist talks and Q&A as the public views a wide range of media from Gargoyle No 2 to an eight foot Man Plant mural and a cast aluminum Arbor piece
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Carolyn Reynard
Dominic T. di Pasquale
Nicholas J. D’innocenzo
Hewitt Union
Union
Lisa
Stark
Rochester
Mich
Arbor
Industrial Arts
Oswego
Reynard
Huntington
School For American Craftsmen
RIT
DiPasquale
Restaurant Strike Grips New York City Dining Scene
A 15 hour negotiating session ended with no settlement in a labor dispute that has closed about 100 famous restaurants including 21, the Colony, Lindy’s and Sardi’s. About 850 others remain open. The Restaurant League of New York acted after Local 1 of the Dining Room Employees of America struck three workers Saturday. The union seeks an $8 weekly package raise over three years plus vacation pay. waiters now earn about $40 weekly plus tips, totaling an estimated $150 to $250 weekly.
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N.Y
New York
the Colony
Lindy’s
Sardi’s
Fire forces return of nine aboard Rochester flight
A United Airlines plane with nine people aboard was forced to return to Rochester after a cockpit fire shortly after takeoff. The fire burned out before the craft landed at Rochester Monroe County Airport.
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Rochester
United Airlines
Rochester-Monroe County
Warning on Yule Toys for Small Children
The Broome County Medical Society warns parents buying Christmas toys for small children. Tiny toys swallowed can cause suffocation. Toys with sharp edges can cause severe cuts. Toys with lead-based paints can cause lead poisoning if chewed or sucked.
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Binghamton
Broome County Medical Society
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Eugene F. Sullivan
Richard D. Simons
Rome
J. Robert Lynch
Longville
E. Howard Ringrose
John H. Farnham
Ida Lepine
Leon W. Atwood
Poughkeepsie
Everett W. Dona
Sheldon Ave
Dona
W. Carl Atwood
Fort Jackson
Lloyd Blair
Gouverneur
Idea Taormina
Leavenworth
Women of the Moose Chapter
Moose Home
PTA
Schol
Charles Sivers
Ted
William Purvis
Joseph Demings
Robert Palmer
Charles Phalen
John Schleup
Perry Reynolds
Donald Lewis
Thomas Genovese
Nelson DiGregorio
Wesley Carlson
Judy Todd
Donald ‘Todd
Oswego Center
Minetto Union School
Judy
Reuel M. Todd
Timothy M. O'Mara
Michael, O'Mara
Mary I. Tompkins
Clifton J. Tompkins
Pulaski Hill
Susan W. Chamberlain
William J. Chamberlain
Draper St
Holly Hanford
George B. Hanford
Fancher Ave
Fair Haven
Wells College
Aurora
Suco Music
Wellsboro
Ken Nichols
Red Creek
Leo Lunkenheimer
Ira
Larry Dodge
Victory
Don Mack
Harold Marshall
Cato
Charles Lunkenheimer
Fay Lunkenheimer
Cleaver Dodge
Dick Lunkenheimer
Charles Viele
Sergeant Ware
Carthy
Benzing
East First St
McCarthy
Sgt. Ware
Mass
Suco Art Department
University of Wichita
Ohio University
Santa Barbara
Copenhagen Central School
D'Innocenzo
State University College At Buffalo
Cranbrook Academy of Art
Carthage
Frank M. McDonough, Inc
West Seneca ST
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