Fund for Fire Tanker Reaches 1362 Figure
RED CREEK The Red Creek Fire Department tanker fund grows with a donation from Vernon Timerson of Trumansburg. The fund stands at 1362.75, down from last year’s final 1467.22. Donors may still contribute to reach the 4000 goal before the drive closes.
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Red Creek
Vernon Timerson
Trumansburg
Red Creek Central School
Society
John Patriarco
Cortland
Fred Briggs
Mary Ludden
Edward Cook
Walworth
Harold Whiting
Elton Burnham
Fayetteville
C. H. Winters
Syracuse
Wilson Inham
Jack Lindley
Far Douglas
Erwin
Ralph Tanner
Westbury
Unn Jones
Mae Caywood
Byron Caywood
Kenneth Caywood
Ora Vanderbilt
Glenn Burdick
North Syracuse
Dick Demarse
Mary Ellen
Roger LaGasse
Sodus
Fred Larkin
North Walcott
Clifton Springs Hospital
Gov Connally Home After Wounding Says He Feels Fine
Gov John Connally is released from an Austin hospital and says he feels fine though weak. Doctors expect him to be on his feet by Christmas. The former Navy secretary in the Kennedy administration added he is simply exchanging a hospital bed for a home bed as he recuperates after the shooting incident that killed President Kennedy.
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Austin
Tex
John Connally
Texas
Kennedy
Connally
Navy
Sinatra Kidnapping Coverage Frustrates Veteran Reporter
The observer critiques how media covered Frank Sinatra Jr.'s kidnapping. He questions the probing by California reporters, notes details like Nancy Sinatra, George Co. Jones, and the Halloween blindfold, and wonders why the ransom drop location and escape sequence drew less clear answers. He hints a deeper story remains untold.
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Nancy Sinatra
Frank Jr
Richard Nixon
California
Gov. Brown
Bel Air
George Co. Jones
Frank Sinatra Jr
Mr. Jones
Veteransospital
FBI
Frank
Prohibition Delegates, Union Elections, and Autopsy Fees
In December 1913 Oswego items note delegates to the State Convention of the Prohibition Party led by Virgil G. Hinslow of Chicago. Local unions elect officers Edward Cavalier president William Burbidge VP Dudley Foote secretary Frank Tyler treasurer. Autopsy fees rise to 25 dollars. witness fees 10 dollars and 50 per day for prosecutors.
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Prohibition Party
Virgil G. Hinslow
Chicago
National Prohibition Committee
Tinsmiths Union
Edward Cavalier
William Burbidge
Dudley Foote
Frank Tyler
Oswego County Medical Society
Board of Supervisors
United States
E. L. Hinman
Montcalm St
West Fifth and
van Buren
Leibowitz and Five Justices Get Two Year Extensions
Albany jurists extend terms amid controversy. Leibowitz of Brooklyn gains a two year extension to stave off mandatory retirement, joining five others whose terms were renewed. The State Judicial Conference, split 3 to 2, approved the extensions for the six judges including Deckerman, Ringrose, Elsworth, and O'Brien.
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Albany
Samuel 5
Leibowitz
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
State Judicial Conference
Manda
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
The Palladium Times blog lists its commercial printing department contact numbers as FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Soviet to Cut Military Budget Amid Shift to Consumer Industry
Moscow reports a 43 percent cut in the Soviet military budget and a 53 percent rise in investments for consumer goods over the next two years. Premier Khrushchev seeks bread over guns, with 1964 military outlay reduced by 600 million rubles and extra 53 percent spending in agriculture and light industry planned for 1964-65.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Vasily Garbuzov
Communist Party Central Committee
Pytor Lomako
Welfare and Works posts 89 civil service test eligibles
A December 17 1988 Oswego NY item notes 89 applications for civil service tests to list eligibles for five welfare and works positions. Albert Tovey proposes a Boys Town style community. Obituary for Joseph Stancam piano. Over 500 children to receive Christmas toys. Boy Scouts repair and distribute toys for firemen NYA Youth and Kiwanians. Louise Pospesel elected royal matron Montcalm Court Order of Amaranth. Oswego High edges Central High Syracuse 35 34 on Dewey basket final.
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Albert Tovey
E. Oneida St
Joseph Stancampiano
NYA
Louise Pospese
Montcalm Court
Order of Amaranth
Oswego High
Central High
Syracuse
Bob Dewey
Beria Confesses. Beria to Stand Trial With Police Chief Aides
Soviet government announces Lavrenty Beria has confessed to plotting against the state and will face trial with six police network leaders he headed for 15 years. Oswego marks first anniversary of Operation Oswego with banquet. Electric bills in Oswego run below national levels but hold steady from last year per the Federal Power Commission. Edwin T. Keefe elected master of Frontier City Lodge 422 F and A M. Oswego endures the season's coldest spell and braces for more frigid weather. City Basketball League action sees Company M near clinching title with a 57-50 win over Neal O'Brien. Standout performances by Sandy Gibson, Chuck St. John, Tom McCracken, and Billy Drumm.
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Lavrenty P. Beria
Operation Oswego
Oswego
Federal Power Commission
Edwin T. Keefe
Frontier City Lodge
A. M. Oswego
Neal O'Brien
Sandy Gibson
Chuck St. John
Tom McCracken
Billy Drumm
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