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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
3
Oswego residents shovel through more than half the season’s snowfall as a Wednesday to Thursday storm adds about 9.5 inches, bringing local totals to 47.9 inches by 8 a.m. in Ellen Street and 10 inches on the SUCO campus. Officials note wide variations from one area to another due to winds and local observation gauges.
Students head home for Christmas recess as buses depart in waves from the morning through early afternoon. The county highway department and city plows operated overnight to keep roads clear as a snowstorm intensified from dawn, with Pulaski and Fulton reporting heavy snowfall and brief sunshine.
New York wholesale egg offerings show active demand with spot quotes for Whites and Browns across quality grades. Butter offerings ample with price levels unchanged as demand remains good in a steady market.
New York report notes the Baseball Writers Association of America was organized in 1908 with the aim of improving working conditions in major league press boxes.
Oswego mourns Tony Talamo 66 renowned bowler who passed away after heart attack. longtime Diamond Match and Marathon worker, Later at Dante Alighieri Recreation Center. survived by wife Mrs Gus sie Amedio Talamo, two sons Anthony Jr and Joseph, daughter Mayme Musumeci, seven grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral set Saturday at Family Funeral Home and St Josephs Church with burial in St Peters Cemetery.
Oswego Palladium Times announces publication details and staff roles. The notice lists prices for subscriptions and single copies, carrier service, and mail rates for New York State and neighboring regions. It also notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising representations across major cities.
Miss Lois Scriber directs the Zeta English Handbell Choir of West Baptist Church for WHEN-TV programs and Cartoon Club House. Sigma Psi Delta meets at Rose Ann Cortese’s home. Granby Road couple depart for Hamburg via New York. Mrs Wilhelmi undergoes major surgery in Fulton. Elks plan a December 21 Christmas dance and New Year’s Eve party. Ancient Orders host a children’s party December 22. Oswego High faculty attend a Christmas tea. Christmas pears delivered to nursing home patients by past presidents. First Baptist guild eyes packing candy boxes for church show plus a guild Christmas party with cookies and beverages.
President Gerald Eskow of Yale Express Systems argues that combined rail piggyback and trucking for hauls up to 400 miles is cheaper and faster. The approach is gaining steadily, signaling trouble for long distance over-the-road trucking.
The Common Council study committee on elderly tax assistance has no further meetings planned before January and may not file a preliminary report until early summer. Alderman J Bart Gentile noted missing information from the New York State Conference of Mayors and legal issues tied to home rule amendments could extend delays. He was named to head the committee by Mayor Ralph Shapiro and has enlisted two fellow aldermen to aid in program formulation.
Weather summary for the 24 hour period ending at 9 am reports a high of 21 and a low of 8 degrees. Mean 145, precipitation .30, wind south at 10, station pressure 29.75, relative humidity 94 percent. Sunset 4 31, sunrise tomorrow 7 36. Highest this date 59 in 1957, lowest 14 in 1884. Snowfall 10 inches and snow on ground 14 inches.
Snow flurries and very cold air grip the area today and tonight with blizzard conditions possible in Oswego, Lewis and Southern Jefferson counties. High near 5 to 10 above, wind mainly west to northwest 5 to 30, lake effect expected near the lakeshore with up to a foot of new snow in squall zones over the next 12 hours and lighter amounts inland.
Pat Culpepper, former linebacker and co captain of Texas 1962 undefeated team, is appointed freshman coach at his alma mater in Austin Texas. The move reunites Culpepper with the Longhorn program where he starred as a standout defender.
J. & K. Boiler Co. of Oswego was the low bidder for the heating and ventilating work on the new Carthage Memorial Hospital. Bids opened yesterday show Oswego firm at 77,887 dollars, about 316,000 below the next bid. The high bid was 114,840 dollars.
Treasury in Washington reports on December 16 cash position with a balance of 4.129 billion dollars and fiscal year activity showing deposits of 47.346 billion, withdrawals of 58.719 billion, alongside total debt of 310.264 billion dollars.
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