Three Camp Burglaries Under Investigation by Troopers
State police investigated three camp burglaries over the weekend in Pulaski Redfield and Sandy Creek. May 31 to June 5 break in at Mildred Bonney’s camp on North Osceola Road caused $25 damage. Adelbert Texido’s Sandy Pond camp lost a nylon sail bag and food valued at $15. Harold Shermer’s Rochester camp at Sandy Pond reported sporting gear and food missing valued at $35. Investigations led by Trooper T Craft and Trooper E J Mance with Investigator H G Christensen.
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Pulaski
Mildred Bonney
E.J. Mance
H. G. Christensen
Sandy Pond
Harold Shermer
Rochester
Mance
Christensen
Driver Ticketed After Accident in Richland Town
Herman Jordel Jr. of North Fernwood was hospitalized with arm and shoulder injuries after his car overturned on County Route 28 in the Town of Richland. He lost control near Daysville-Petrie-Tinner Tavern Road at about 6 10 p.m. Saturday and was cited for failure to keep right, to be heard before Justice Marshall Minot.
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Pulaski
Oswego Hospital
Daysville-Petrie-Tinner Tavern
Richland
Herman Jordel Jr
North Fernwood
T.E. Craft
Jordel
New York Market Eggs Prices and Availability
New York wholesale egg offerings are adequate with fair demand for large medium and small sizes. Spot quotations list Standards 24 to 25 cents, Whites Fancy large 27 to 28, Fancy medium 21 to 22, Fancy small 15 to 16 per dozen.
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New York
USDA
Creamery Butter and Cheese Wholesale Prices Noted
Butter offerings ample and demand light with wholesale prices on bulk cartons. Creamery products show 93 Score AA at 68% cents and 92 Score A at 68%. Cheese offerings adequate with fair demand. American cheese from whole milk and processed pasteurized 5 lbs priced between 5634 and 6344. Single daisies priced 644% to 66 cents.
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New York
USDA
Movie Timetable at Midway Drive-In Waterloo
The Waterloo Midway Drive-In shows films including If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium. Dusk show at 12:50 and an 11:15 entry list the evening sequence for patrons.
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Waterloo
Belgium
Police Hunt 2 Gunmen Who Robbed Wegmans Market
Rochester area police hunt two gunmen who robbed Wegmans Supermarket in Gates for 1500 dollars while in wigs and makeup. After a futile chase they abandoned a stolen car, entered a garage and assaulted owner Margaret Allocco, 60, then forced a couple into a westward ride. They later halted at a Dewey Avenue residence, tied 10 people, and fled in two more cars. investigators seek a 1970 blue Ford with plate 9968RM and a 1963 black Ford station wagon with plate 603MR.
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Rochester
N. Y
Yes Chapter Plans Rehearsal For Tonight
Pulaski Friendship Night observed at Chapter 159 OES meeting Tuesday. Officers to be installed at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple Broad St. Rehearsal for installation also at 7:30 tonight. Gift shower for Oriskany banar Tuesday night. Hostesses Gladys Hager Joan Nash Emma Stone Dorothy Johnson Carrie Bennett lead social hour after installation.
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Pulaski
Chapter 159
OES
Masonic Temple
Broad St
Oriskany
BPW Club Elects Fair Haven Officers
Newly in stalled officers of the Fair Haven Business and Professional Women's Club include Mrs. Joyce Cook president, Mrs. Mary O'Connor first vice president, Mrs. Marion Henry second vice president, Miss Lois Chaffee secretary, and Mrs. Clara Cooper treasurer.
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Fair Haven
New Members In Auxiliary Police Force
The Civil Defense Auxiliary Police met Tuesday evening June 1 in Oswego City Hall Council Chambers. Four new members were installed under Assistant Chief John Mullen who will oversee training and traffic control procedures. Lt. William Cahill coordinates training and security for businesses. Discussions covered traffic control, coordinated efforts with Oswego Police, and emergency traffic routing for the Jay Dee Fourth of July Celebration. Detective Jake Moyer spoke on planned joint training with the Oswego Police Department.
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Oswego City Hall
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William Cahill
Jay Dee
Jake Moyer
Oswego
Oswego Pool Opens For Summer Season At Fort Ontario
Recreation Supt Mike McCrobie announced the Charles E Gallagher Municipal Pool at Fort Ontario opened for the season. It will be open daily from 1 to 5 pm and 6 to 8 pm until school closes, with weekly hours published in the newspaper.
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Census Signals 43 Percent Rise in Single Person Households
New census figures indicate over eight years the United States saw a 43 percent increase in single person households. This shift reflects broader demographic changes and changing living arrangements across the country, with implications for housing, markets, and social policy.
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United States
Railroads Essential but Need Help, Says Spokesman
New York AP reports railroads once dominated transit but now face bankruptcy and tight credit under regu lation. A prominent spokesman argues the industry is essential, moving 41 percent of freight, and warns against nationalization or shutdown. The piece notes advocacy for less regulation, fair treatment, and support while acknowledging mismanagement in parts of the system.
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New York
Congress
Two Arrested On Drug Counts In Cicero
Syracuse youths Thomas Lancaster aged 20 and Donald Streib aged 19 were arrested on drug charges after state police found quantities of marijuana and speed in their car on Route 81 in Onondaga County. They were arraigned before Justice Harry Heath and remanded for appearance in justice court. Investigating troopers were D A Jewell and F Starusnae.
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Pulaski
Syracuse
State
Cicero
Onondaga County
Thomas Lancaster
Donald Streib
Harry Heath
Sandy Pond
D. A. Jewell
BCI
F. Starusnae
Liverpool
Coffee Break Saves Employees At Fulton Boiler Works
A floor collapse at Fulton Boiler Works in Pulaski injured no one when a portion of the second floor gave way during a coffee break. Seven thousand bags of insulation weighing 50 pounds each fell to the first floor, and officials suspect a beam pulled from a wall or buckling caused the failure. The plant on Port and Jefferson Streets, a large boiler maker with associates in Bristol, Helsinki, Mexico City, and Casco, was repairing the damage.
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Fulton Boiler Works
Port and
Jefferson Streets
Bristol
England
Helsinki
Finland
Mexico City
Catacas
Venezuela
Stolen golf gloves reported in Oswego car
Steven James of Oswego RD 6 reported to Oswego police at 11 68 a m Sunday that a pair of golf gloves valued at 31 dollars were stolen from his car parked in front of Oswego High School. He had parked Saturday morning while away on an Army Reserve trip and returned Sunday at 11 45 a.m. to find the gloves missing. The car was locked with no forced entry.
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Steven James
Oswego RD
Oswego
Oswego High
Unemployment Rises for Older Workers in 1089
In the United States unemployment among workers over 45 more than rose since January 1089, increasing from 596000 to 1017000. The upturn highlights strains in the labor market for middle aged and older employees amid economic shifts.
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United States
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