Johnsons Visit Grandson Hurt In 2 Car Crash
Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson travel to Syracuse to visit grandson Floyd Guernsey a Community Hospital patient after a two car crash. Guernsey 23 lives with Mr and Mrs Elmer Guernsey in Floridaville and suffered a broken jaw while riding to work in Baldwinsville.
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Harry Johnson
Syracuse
Floyd Guernsey
Guernsey
Elmer Guernsey
Floridaville
Baldwinsville
Johnson
George Carpenter
Gertrude Ralston
Waterloo
Auburn
al George Johnson
Fulton
Ayden Dickinson
Nellie Lenton
Albin Johnson
Johnsons
Edmund Gromny
Mattydale
James Wheeler
Buffalo
Sharon Loveless
Meridian
Richard Marshall
George Schmidt
Jake Zopfi
Three Rivers
Viola Matson
Elizabeth Spencer
Ada Burlingham
Scipio Center
Wade Gillis
Victor Stevens
Weedsport
Stevens
Clarence Hoyt
Karen Haas
Cato
Kathy Benton
Bernard Gishop
Raymond Crandall
Judson Dallas
Farnam Road
Keith Dallas
Brian
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Spahn Jinx Against Dodgers Tightens In 1962 Clash
Milwaukee Brav e left hander Warren Spahn, hailed as baseball's winningest pitcher, has a rough record against the Los Angeles Dodgers with 34 wins for Spahn to 18 losses, highlighted by their 1962 season battles.
Jottings In Pencil Tells Broadway Rumor Log
Norman Maller hosts Midtown rounds with a secret female companion while George Treadwell and Sarah Vaughn ties surface. Frank Sinatra and Jackie Gleason miss a Toots show tribute, and Robert Goulet draws mixed reviews at Town and Country. Robert Clary’s Bon Soir engagement sees a late replacement, and Teri Thornton debuts early.
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Jeanne Campbell
George Treadwell
Sarah Vaughn
Sassy
Sammy Davis Jr
Broadway
Frank Sinatra
Jackie Gleason
Robert Goulet
Brooklyn
Robert Clary
Bon Soir
Teri Thornton
Teri
FPS Cubs Finish First Year Work
The Cub Scout Pack 40 of Fitzhugh Park school held a year end ceremony in the school gym. Larry Jones presented the Cub Scout Charter to Mr. McKinstry as the pack marked its first year under Cub Scoutmaster James B. Cotter. Awards went to Irvin Adams, Thomas Fox, Richard Gibson, William Beauchamp, Bruce Von Holtz, Herby Dixon, George DeLong, Tommy Edwards, John Spiridigliozzi, Tommy Gill, Cecil Wilson, William Kielb, Richard Dwyer, and Den Chiefs Steve Woods, Marty Enwright, Bob Henry, and Mike Sorzickas. The event closed with a parent circus entertainment.
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Fitzhugh Park School
Larry Jones
McKinstry
James B. Cotter
James Cotter
Jones
Irvin Adams
Thomas Fox
Richard Gibson
William Beauchamp
Bruce von Holtz
Herby Dixon
George DeLong
Tommy Edwards
John Spiridigliozzi
Tommy Gill
Cecil Wilson
Denner
William Kielb
Richard Dwyer
Ass’t Denner
Robert Woods
den Chiefs
Steve Woods
Den
Marty Enwright
Bob Henry
Mike Sorzickas
Hospital Grants Reach 207 Million in Public Health Drive
Public Health Service reports grants for construction of research and hospital facilities last fiscal year totaled 207,653,129 dollars. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry credits the funding with fueling a major push to catch up after a wartime and postwar slowdown in hospital construction.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Luther L. Terry
Hogans Attend Dewan Funeral In Herkimer
Redfield notices the Hogan family attending Merrill Dewan s funeral in Herkimer last Wednesday. Other items report visits and social calls among local residents including Mills Keeney Bristol Randall and Crandall families with several trips and plans noted.
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Merrill Dewan
Canfield Mills
Clinton Keeney
Mexico
Irene Fesdick
Camden
Gladys Bristol
Paul
Vernon Randall
Beulah Randall
Richard Davenport
Brocktondale
Reginald Pappa
Asbury Theological Seminary
Wilmore
Kentucky
John Stedman
Lloyd Stedman
Osceola
John W.W. Crandall
Edward A. Crandall
Louis Harvey
Clayton McCahan
J. F. McCahan
Downers Grove, Ill
Franklin Favored Wild Turkey Over Bald Eagle
Historical note attributes to Benjamin Franklin a preference for the wild turkey as the national symbol over the bald eagle, reflecting his views on American identity and symbolism. The statement is widely circulated but debated among scholars.
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Benjamin Franklin
Looking Backward A Look at Curiosities and Returns
Fifty years ago Oswego prepared for a summer influx as Rochesterians and water town visitors planned day trips and August sojourns. A hydrophobia case surfaced on a train while Dr Otto Schmidt claimed a cancer parasite serum offers immunity. Father Henstridge received a silk umbrella for his 36th birthday.
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Bessie O’brien
Oswego
Otto Schmidt
Father Henstridge
Church of the Evangelists
C. M. Courboin
St. Paul's
Canton raid by Japanese planes leaves hundreds slain
Report on a Canton attack by Japanese planes results in hundreds of deaths. Reverend John H. Alfred, to be ordained June 11 by Bishop Walter A Foery, will celebrate his first solemn high Mass at St. Pauls church on Sunday June 12. Obituary noted for Ernest John Smith, 53. Henry Jeffrey shows 9 percent. Reverend E E Gates Jr named moderator of Oswego.
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Canton
John H. Alfred
Walter A. Foery
St. Paul's Church
Ernest John Smith
Henry Jeffrey
E. E. Gates Jr
Oswego
British golfers win Walker Cup 7-4 over U S team
British golfers defeat the United States 7 to 4 in the Walker Cup, marking the first win for Britain in the series. Mike Naymich fans 14 as the Nets beat Ogdensburg in a separate game. County Baptist Association honors John Callaghan with a post graduate scholarship in instrumental music at Syracuse University College of Fine Arts.
Armistice Talks Near. Atomic Fuel Breeding Claimed
Reports say Communist and United Nations officials approach a Korean War armistice. The U.S. announces successful breeding of atomic fuel. In Oswego, CWO Carlton Welch husband of Eleanor Clay is found dead in Naples. William Dilts named head football and track coach at Oswego High. Police urge Oswego council to cut work week to 40 hours. Stanley Zenda sells grocery.
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United Nations
U.S
Carlton Welch
Eleanor Clay
Oswego
Naples
Italy
William Dilts
Geneva
Oswego High School
Oswego Common Council
Stanley Zenda
Elevator plunge injures three at Stewart-Hartshorn Co building
An elevator on the Stewart-Hartshorn Co premises at Minetto to Laurence Dodge fell from the fourth to the first floor, three men escaping injury. Elsewhere Mrs Lottie Hall was installed as president of Temple Adath Israel’s Sisterhood, and Mrs Margaret Rookey was elected Senior Regent by the Women of Moose.
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Minetto
Laurence Dodge
Stewart-Hartshorn Co
Temple Adath Israel
Lottie Hall
Margaret Rookey
Women of
Moose
Mushroom hunt ends in Utica woman's fatal blood loss
Mrs. Anna Korolewicz, 72, of Utica, cut her ankle on glass while mushroom hunting with her husband in Floyd town. Despite her husband Paul’s efforts to stop the bleed and driving her home, she died shortly after arrival. Coroner Dr. Preston R. Clark ruled massive hemorrhage as the cause.
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Utica
Anna Korolewicz
Floyd
Paul
Preston R. Clark
Oneida
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