State Environmental Chief To Speak At Fulton Dinner
Fulton New York Henry L Diamond first Commissioner of Environmental Conservation will be main speaker at Fulton Chamber annual meeting June 22 Knights of Columbus Hall Marian M Stanton Murphy s chair and Madelyne Howell executive vice president announce Diamond appointed April 1970 directs DEP environmental control and natural resource programs He chairs the Environmental Board and Environmental Facilities Corporation He has served on Long Island Park Commission New York State Council of Parks Adirondacks and Hudson River Valley study panels
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Movie Timetable and Early Heart Transplant Milestones
The schedule shows two films Omega Man and Dirty Harry across Thursday June 1 and Friday June 2 with listed showtimes. A historical note mentions the first human heart transplant on December 3 1967 in Capetown and by August 1968 there were 34 transplants worldwide.
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Ex-Teacher At Mexico Gives Gift to Masons
Mexico The Silver Crest Rebekah Lodge will meet Monday at Odd Fellows Hall to honor Past Noble Grands. Mrs. Anderson Marino Landphere and Pope are refreshment committee. Prof Stewart W Lay of Geneva presented a replica of the Holy Temple of Jerusalem to Mexico Lodge 136 F and A M. Lay, former agriculture teacher at Mexico Academy 1920 24, joined Mexico Lodge in 1921 and now belongs to Ark Lodge 33 in Geneva. Ralph A Conger accepted the gift. Auxiliary Police hold a special meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m in Oswego in full uniform at Chief Skilinski s home at 7 p m. Officers meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday June 7 with Chief Skilinski.
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Nevada Oil Discovery and Gambling Legalization Milestones
The record notes two Nevada milestones: an oil discovery in 1954 and the legalization of gambling in 1931, marking key shifts in the state's economic and social landscape.
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Looking Backward features and romance serials announced
The Palladium will run weekly articles by Thomas Marshall former vice president and Roger Babson. A new daily installment of Scaramouche the historical romance starts June 5. Mr and Mrs Philip Schneider of W Fifth Street Road celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a Mass at St Peter's Church.
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Spring ceremonial held at State Armory
A spring ceremonial event took place at the State Armory to mark seasonal activities and community gathering, reflecting local traditions and official participation.
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Bloodmobile visit yields 78 pints in Minette drive
On May 28 the Blood mobile visited the Community Hall with Morris Kring as chairman. A total of 98 donor registrations produced 78 pints of blood processed. Virsel Fransecky was named to attend Girls State at New Paltz from June 24 to 30. Nicholas Hopman retires as Exalted Ruler of the Fulton lodge.
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New York Egg Market Shows Mixed Availability and Prices
AP reports wholesale egg offers in New York show ample large and adequate medium supplies with irregular demand. Spot quotes list Fancy Large at 0.61 to 0.64 and Fancy Medium around 0.21 to 0.22 per dozen with No 1 Medium at 0.16 to 0.18 as Illinois exports exceed those from other states.
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