First Trust to Open Fulton Branch This Summer
First Trust and Deposit Co plans a Fulton branch ready for business early this summer after State Banking Department approval and pending Federal Reserve Board clearance. The 7,800 square foot site at 121 South Second St will house two auto teller windows a 24 hour banker vault storage and parking for about 24 400 feet. The branch will serve Oswego County including Parish with a farm department and commercial loan operations staffed by trained officers and personnel.
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State Banking Department
Federal Reserve Board
W. Niver Wynkoop
First Trust
South Second St
Wynkoop
Fulton
Oswego County
Parish
Cortland Wins Tight Eight-Inning Indoor Thriller
Cortland edged Fulton 4-3 in eight innings to stay atop the Central New York League. John Gee earned the win for Cortland, while Tom Wilson took the loss for Fulton. Fulton scored three in the sixth on three errors to briefly take the lead, but Cortland responded with a run in the eighth following Stanfield’s death by own action squeeze set up by Andre and a sacrifice.
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Fulton
Dick Stanfield
al Andre
Cortland
Purple Tigers
Vocational
Central Tech
Christian Brothers Academy
CBA
Central
John Gee
Tom Wilson
Stanfield
Andre
Gee
Stanfield Wilson
Larmondra
Rare Type Of Germ Fueling Scot Typhoid Outbreak
U S Public Health Service officials warn of a rare germ called Phage Type 34 typhoid linked to an Aberdeen Scotland epidemic. Doctors at Atlanta’s Communicable Diseases Center say the germ is so unusual it would be spotted quickly if it appeared in the United States, and authorities from ports of entry to major centers have been alert. No U S cases have been reported in 18 months, making any new importation highly significant.
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Atlanta
Aberdeen
Scotland
U. S
Public Health Service
United States
Crash in IES Fatal Syracuse Victim Dies
Joseph L. Kubinski, 24, of Syracuse, died at Community Hospital in Syracuse as the second victim of an automobile accident near Clayton on May 29.
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Ies
Syracuse, N.Y
Joseph L. Kubinski
Syracuse
Clayton
Fulton board weighs variance to allow motel beverages
Municipal Appeals Board in Fulton will meet at City Hall Monday to decide if a variance to the zoning code can permit the Holly Drive Motel to dispense legal beverages. Chair Madelyn Howell notes the panel previously postponed due to illness, with possible approval favored by her. The Holly Drive site lies in the Whitcomb tract zoning, and a variance would permit licensing without changing the code.
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Fulton
Municipal Appeals Board
City Hall
Wether
Madelyn Howell
Stephen Tetro
Holly Drive
Howell
Fulton Motor Court
Supreme Court
Wallace Auser
Whitcomb
Alfred Stanton Named President of Fulton Men's Chorus
Newly elected Fulton Men's Chorus officers include Alfred Stanton as president, Jerry Jahsman vice president, Ben Elms secretary, and Edward Vanesdall treasurer. Section leaders are Ross Story Gordon Chesbro Fred Smith and Robert Howell who also serves as business manager. Richard Swierczek is director with Jose Azcue as accompanist. The spring season ends with a clam bake June 20 at Bay Shore Grove east of Oswego.
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Fulton
Fulton Men's Chorus
Alfred Stanton
Jerry Jahsman
Ben Elms
Edward Vanesdall
Ross Story
Gordon Chesbro
Fred Smith
Robert Howell
Howell
Richard Swierczek
Jose Azcue
Bay Shore Grove
Oswego
Charles Peacock
Syracuse Veterans Administration Hospital
Ella Perdue
Baldwinsville
Peridue
Onondaga
American Red Cross
South Korea Braces as Troops Patrol Amid Protests
South Korean soldiers in battle dress patrolled the streets as four days of violent student protests pressured President Chung Hee Park’s government. The unrest led to the resignation of Kim Chong-Pil and martial law in Seoul during a memorial service attended by about 3,000 people.
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Seoul
South Koren
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Kim Chong-Pil
Car Crash Claims Life Of Claude Ballard Jr In New Paltz
Claude Ballard Jr., 27, of New Paltz died early today when his car left the Albany Post Road and struck a telephone pole. Police said the driver was alone in the vehicle.
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New Paltz
N.Y
Claude Ballard Jr
Albany Post Road
Papal Blessing At Growe-Smith Fulton Nuptials
Miss Sandra Jean Smith and Earl James Growe wed at Holy Family Church Fulton with Pope Paul VI blessing the ceremony. Attendants wore orchid outfits. reception followed at DuBois Inn, Minetto. The couple plans a Pocono Mountains honeymoon after both youths graduate and pursue careers in Fulton.
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Growe-Smith Fulton
Sabrina
Dawn Johnston
Karen Frens
Poughkeepsie
Wanda Ottman
Port Byron
Rose Griffin
Sheryl Scott
Fulton
Sharon Grove
Jo Lynn Munger
Marvin J. Dexter
Fulton High School
Marine Midland Trust Co
University College
Syracuse
Civil Rights Debate Sees Jury Trial Amendment Considered
The Senate plans four hours of debate on Morton’s jury trial amendment to civil rights legislation with a vote after Tulsa. another proposal would limit equal employment coverage to firms with 100 or more workers. a third would remove federal training grants for desegregation school personnel.
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Senate
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Mansfield
Morton
Funeral for Arman Cowan Scheduled in Lacona Monday
Funeral services for Arman Cowan 55 of Lacona will be Monday at ? p.m. at the family home on Lacona Oy Rd with Rev. Richard Avford of Sandy Creek Bay Church officiating. Burial will be at Tyler Settlement Cemetery Kirkville. Calling hours are today and Sunday at the family home.
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Pulaski
Artr Cowan
Lacona
Oswego Hospital
Lacona O.y
Richard Avford
Sandy Creek Bay
Yler
Kirkville
E Nience of Friends
Commercial Printing Department Palladium-Times Blog
Printing department contact details list a dial code and phone numbers for the Palladium-Times blog. The entry provides two extensions and a general contact line. No further context or events are given.
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Palladium-Times
Daniel D. Shattuck obituary in Central Square
Daniel D. Shattuck 65 of S Main Street Central Square died Friday in the Veterans Administration Hospital Syracuse after a long illness. He was born in Albion and lived in Central Square 18 years. He worked 33 years for the New York Central Railroad retiring 1959. A World War I veteran, he was a member and past master of Central Square F&AM and active in the State League of Senior Citizens. Survived by his wife Ethel and several nieces and nephews. Services Monday at Sanborn Funeral Home Camden conducted by Rev. Robert Murphy with burial at Forest Park Cemetery Camden. Call hours at Traub Funeral Home Saturday 7–9 and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9. Barracks services Saturday 7:30 p.m. and masons 8 p.m. Sunday.
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Daniel D. Shattuck
S. Main St
Camden
Veterans Administration Hospital
Syracuse
Mr. Shattuck
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New York Central Railroad
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State League of Senior Citizens
Infant Victor Phelps Dies in Rome Burial Set
Cleveland infant Victor Scott Phelps son of Mr and Mrs Henry Phelps died Thursday in Rome. Survived by parents and three brothers Henry Earl Jr Raymond Lee and Gene Robert Phelps. Burial at Maple Flats Cemetery with graveside service by Rev David Buchanan. Arrangements by Bitz Funeral Home Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Victor Scott Phelps
Henry Phelps
Rome
Henry Earl Jr
Raymond Lee
Gene Robert Phelps
Maple Flats
David Buchanan
Bitz Funeral Home
Eisenhower interview recalls D-Day ordeal and allied teamwork
The piece recalls the D-Day invasion with Eisenhower describing the decision to launch on June 6 1944 the teamwork of British Canadian and American forces and the Arromanches artificial harbor. It notes criticism of Montgomery and Tedder over British bias in coverage and Montgomerys later remarks.
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Saint- Laurent-Sur-Mer
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
Normandy
Comander
Royal Air Force
BBC
Tedder
Hood
Missionaries to Congo Speak at Three Methodist Churches
Jack and Margaret Reits, Congo missionaries, are scheduled to speak at Upson's Corners, Pennellville, and Caughdenoy Methodist churches during Sunday services. The Pennellville Men's Club hosts a father and son banquet June 14 at 7 30 p m in the church fellowship hall with tickets through club members. The Reits family will be supported by the Pennellville charge as they return to Bone Dibole in the Congo, a recently evangelized area formerly unsafe for government officials. A two week Vacation Bible School at First Congregational runs June 29 to July 11 from 1 to 3 pm for ages three to ten, with registration in the church vestibule.
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Margaret Reits
Congo
Upson’s Corners Methodist Church
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Caughdeney Methodist Church
Reits
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Bone Dibole
First Congregational Church
Leonard Cooper Jr
Chiropractors Case to Be Heard by Court of Appeals
A suit could force New York chiropractors to suspend practice starting Oct. 1 under a new licensure program. The Court of Appeals will hear arguments to block the Education Department from correcting licensing exams pending the suit, potentially delaying licenses until resolution. The case follows rejections in lower courts and delays until fall term.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
New York
State Supreme Court
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Court of Appeals
High Court
Education Department
Stanley H. Fuld
Fuld
Hillsdale Strike Ends After Vote Moves to Ratification
Governor states state police and National Guard will stay on duty in Hillsdale until ratification vote. Romney praises bargaining by Probst Carey and others and notes a contract appeal to local union members. Company will recall regular employees first. five pickets to be removed tonight following earlier clashes and jail incident.
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Hillsdale
Romney
Probst
Carey
Michigan City
Hillsdale City
Car Truck Collision Kills Roy Wingertzahn in Farmingville
A car truck crash in Farmingville New York killed Roy Wingertzahn 40 of Lake Ronkonkoma the car driver. Police said the truck driver was not held.
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Farmingville
N.Y
Roy Wingertzahn
Lake Ronkonkoma
Retiring Hannibal teacher honored at Fairley dinner
Hannibal Fairley School staff toasted Mrs. Dora Bray at a retirement dinner at Vona's Restaurant. Guests included Clyde Bray and Arlene Blum. A scrapbook of her 27 year career was presented, letters were read, and notes from Supervisor Virginia Goodale praised her work. The group gifted jewelry.
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Hannibal
Fairley School
Dora Bray
Vona
Clyde Bray
Arlene Blum
Hannibal Library Plans Summer Hours
Hannibal Central School Libraries announce summer hours from July 7 through August 19. The libraries will be open Tuesdays and Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Wednesdays 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for a family summer reading program.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Central School
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