Jackson Retires as Oswego Fire Dispatcher Highlighted
A testimonial dinner honored James R. Jackson and his wife Pearl of Oswego County for 18 years of service as fire dispatcher and coordinator. Speakers praised his engineering minded fire service leadership, public relations work, and the couple’s 24 hour dedication to Oswego County with the Fire Mutual Aid system.
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James R. Jackson
Oswego
Oswego County
Pearl
Vona’s
Francis Brown
State Division of Fire Safety
Jacksons
Homer Bowaman
County Sire Advisory Board
Angelo Castaldo
Oswego Kiwanis Club
Jackson
John R. Murray
Oswego Fire Department
Nick Sterio
Board of Supervisors
Dwight Mayne
Phil Calkins
Ralph Schmitt
Sterio
Fred Lockwood
Calder Wood
North Central Firemen’s Association
Charles Griesmyer
Red Baxter
Brown
Fire Service
International Fire Service
Oswego Fire Service
Oswego County Fire Service
Jim Jackson
Jim
Jimmie Jackson
KED 569
Civilian aircraft sales set to top seventeen thousand units
Civilian aircraft deliveries are projected to reach 17 620 units this year with a value exceeding 4 billion dollars.
Careless Use of Land Water Great Threat
Wallace L. Anderson of the USDA Soil Conservation Service warns that careless use of land and especially wetlands threatens New York communities. He cites 515,000 acres of wetlands and urges protection to prevent pollution, health hazards, floods, and loss of wildlife and downstream fisheries.
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New York State
Wallace L. Anderson
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Syracuse
SCS
Anderson
Vigorous Rally On Stock Market Early Gains Slip
New York stocks opened with a vigorous rally but profit taking quickly trimmed the gains. The Dow Jones average rose about 3.35 points in the first half hour before ending noon at a net loss of 0.62 to 974.52. Pan American World Airways traded a million shares at 30, up 1, while Northwest Airlines held gains above 2.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
New York Stock Exchange
Pan Am
Northwest Airlines
Student cleans wastebaskets by stepping in
In Lebanon Kentucky a St Joseph School third grader was sent outside to empty wastebaskets. He returned quickly and explained that they didn't need emptying but needed stepping in.
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Lebanon
St. Joseph School
Mrs Ray Bellinger Returns Home From Oswego Hospital
Mrs. Ray Bellinger of 245 East Twelfth Street has returned home after a three month confinement as a surgical patient at Oswego Hospital.
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Ray Bellinger
E. Twelfth St
Oswego Hospital
Humphrey Named NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year
Claude Humphrey of the Atlanta Falcons won the NFL defensive Rookie of the Year award from an AP panel. He edged Dallas Cowboys' Larry Cole by 17 to 14 votes, with Jamie Rivers and others among the top finishers.
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New York
Claude Humphrey
Atlanta Falcons
Humphrey
Falcons
Associated Press
Larry Cole
Dallas
Willie Townes
Cowboys
Cole
Jamie Rivers
St. Louis
Jim Smith
Washington
Detroit
Bob Atkins
Bill Belk
San Francisco
Tennessee State
Poinsettia Dominates Christmas Plant Demand in Oswego
An Oswego florist reports poinsettias as the dominant Christmas plant with red varieties most popular. New and improved strains Eckespoint Mikelson and the experimental C-1 drive demand for lasting, home-sized plants while azaleas mums and cyclamen decline in shops.
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Poinsettias
Oswego
Eckespoint
Mikkelson
Oswego Man Arraigned On Morals Charge
Edward W. White of 142 West Van Buren Street faced a second degree rape arraignment in Oswego City Court before Judge Thomas McGough. Bail was set at 1,000 dollars and he was remanded to Oswego County Jail after a 24 hour police investigation involving a minor abuse complaint. Captain George Snyder led the arrest and investigation. Chief Frederick Scharf and detectives assisted.
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Oswego
Edward W. White
W. van Buren Sr
Thomas McGough
Oswego County
George Snyder
Five Oswego Students Named to Dean's List at Central City Institute
Marcy Lynn Carpenter Karen Czirr Cecilia Giambo Linda Spano and Linda Anne Sullivan earned Dean's List honors for the Fall term at Central City Business Institute in Syracuse. Readers note each student is listed with parental names and street addresses.
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Oswego
Central City Business Institute
Syracuse
Marcy Lynn Carpenter
Charles Carpenter
East Sixth St
Karen Czirr
Arthur Czirr
West Seventh St
Cecilia Giambo
Luciano Giambo
Liberty St
Linda Spano
John Spano
East Ninth St
Linda Anne Sullivan
Raymond F. Sullivan
East Mohawk St
Whitman Father of Doug Whitman Played 20 Big League Games
Frank Whitman father of IllinoIs defensive end Doug Whitman played 20 games as an infielder for the Chicago White Sox in 1946 and 1948.
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Frank Whitman
Illinois
Doug Whitman
Chicago White Sox
Wealthy developer pleads with kidnappers over missing daughter
Mackle issued a statement through the FBI dis avowing connections to the arrest attempt and expressing regret that the kidnappers failed to obtain the money. He urged no harm to his daughter and offered cooperation. FBI sealed Deacon's trailer marked evidence and noted a ransom boat was stolen from the University of Miami Institute of Marine Sciences where Deacon worked. Barbara ane, a 20 year old Emory University junior, was kidnapped from an Atlanta motel room early Tuesday.
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Mackle
FBI
Mackles
Deacon
University of Miami Institute of Marine Sciences
Barbara Ane
Emory University
Atlanta
Picked Wrong Car in Gary Bank Robbery Attempt
Robert Gephart cashed $33 at a Gary bank and emerged to be accosted by two men who forced him into his new car. One gunman held him in back while the other tried to drive but abandoned the stick shift auto and fled on foot.
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Gary
Ind
Robert Gephart
Gephart
Injured Steam Fitter in Fall at Niagara Mohawk Site
Joseph Darling a steam fitter for M W Kellogg Co was injured in a fall at the Nine Mile Point Niagara Mohawk project around noon today He was admitted to Oswego Hospital for observation.
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Joseph Darling
M. W. Kellogg Co
Nine Mile Point Niagara Mohawk Project
Oswego Hospital
New York Gubernatorial Election Casts 4747 Votes in 1777
In the 1777 New York gubernatorial election a total of 4 747 votes were cast. The figure reflects the early state level electoral process as recorded in the period.
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New York
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