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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
11
A brief retrospective notes events from fifty years past as recorded by the Palladium Times. It highlights happenings, names, and places of that date in 1862 and surrounding years, preserving era tone and reference points for readers.
The bearded lady and the living skeleton plan to address the upcoming convention as part of a union formed by side show performers to protect themselves from unscrupulous managers. May weather is noted as poor. In Oswego, many children will work this summer in local industries and must obtain working papers from Col. E A Cooke, with requirements of age 14, health, and 130 days of schooling.
The Richardson and Rowan Stars opened their season with a 5 to 1 victory over the Fulton Independents. The game was fast and clean, finishing in one hour and five minutes.
Oswego prepares for the season opener Thursday hosting Knotty Lee's Odgensburg Colts at home. Homer by Oren Baker notes Oswego pitcher Harold J. Tyler narrowly escaped injury in a near miss with a passing car after a windshield intrusion near Albany Street. Governor Lehman vetoes a 15000 dollar bill for Baylis Tract purchase for Oswego Normal School use. Italian warships blockade eastern Spain to stop Russian vessels carrying war supplies to the Madrid Valencia government.
East dealer Jay Teeter discusses bidding simplicity and warns against gadgets. The column analyzes a North South hand where a four hearts jump signaled hearts shortage, the four spades bid, and how West's defense and diamond discards beat the contract, highlighting endplay ideas and declarer distribution.
Crossword grid clues list across and down with typical puzzle entries and a daily cryptogram quotation puzzle. Includes example answers and instruction to decode using substitution cipher. presents a prior day quote by Booth and a sample cryptogram.
In the lesson teacher Mr Thomas explains atoms the nucleus electrons and how hydrogen forms water. The chemical name for water is H20 and the quiz winner Gregory Cahill of Portsmouth New Hampshire earns $10 for the question.
The Nets defeated Rome 5-3 to stay atop the Can-Am League standings. In a separate decision, National League President Ford Frick suspended St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Dizzy Dean for derogatory remarks about league officials.
Ten years ago on June 2 1952 the Supreme Court ruled six to three that President Truman's seizure of the steel industry was unconstitutional. The CIO president Murray called a nationwide strike of 650000 steelworkers. The Army said Eisenhower could retire from service and enter politics. Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity leased a McDowell residence on Washington Blvd. George W. Joy resigned as city chief assessor effective dates not shown.
James H. Walker, 91, retired real estate dealer, died July 1. He resided at 146 East Mohawk Street.
Industry union officials plan a meeting within 48 hours to seek a settlement on the steel strike. Other items note a British assault on a Russian radio station in Berlin, Mrs. Leo T. Cribben as grand regent, and local graduations at Hill Preparatory School Pottstown Niagara University. Alice McCarty elected Kappa Epsilon sorority president. Eugene Siember commissioned and assigned to Company M as second lieutenant.
Charles Warriner chosen as commander of the Fifth District Council OFW. Donald G Leslie named Oswego plant manager for Fitzgibbons Boiler Co.
Two Red Creek Central Junior Boys will attend Boys State at Colgate University during the week of June 25. William Forsythe, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Forsythe, is sponsored by Peterson Hall Post 436 Red Creek. David Benwell.
Son of Mrs Olga Benwell of Sterling will be sponsored by the George E Ingersoll Post 658 Fair Haven. Bill has been in the band since freshman year and belongs to the Science and Industrial Arts Club and the varsity track team. Dave Benwell is active in sports playing soccer baseball and basketball for three years. He is the pitching mainstay on Red Creek Central's fine baseball team.
A small Pennsylvania Dutch community in Lancaster County named Bird in Hand grew from an old hotel tavern sign showing a bird and the motto A bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
On May 22 at M. W. Cuyler School, Cindy Neal was chosen from 30 first and second grade girls as Red Creek Central School’s Rose Princess candidate. Judges Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Tebo announced the result and rehearsals will be held in Newark at Jackson Perkins Rose Gardens ahead of the final selection on June 17 at 2 30 p m at the Rose Gardens.
Pa local history notes Jim Thorp named as the merged town’s namesake after Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Chunk joined in 1954. The county seat bears his memorial, with a 20 ton mausoleum marking the grave.
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