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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
6
After a rainy dismal period, summer brings polio risk. Vaccines cut cases from 2275 annually in pre vaccine New York to 53 in 1962, but millions remain unvaccinated. Public health urges protection for children and adults, noting both Salk and Sabin vaccines are effective. Failure could be tragic.
The piece argues critics urge postponement of President Kennedy's European tour citing domestic turmoil in Italy and growing racial issues at home. It defends travel as essential to dialogue, contending waiting for ideal global conditions would keep the president grounded.
A Christian Science Monitor Viewpoints piece argues Scottish bagpipes challenge Britain's unity and economy if imported from Pakistan. MP James Dempsey favors boosting Scottish bagpipe production to support culture and industry amid nationalist tensions.
The column presents reader inquiries on anemia tonics gastric acidity raw cereals juniper berries eye irritation thyroid extract safety refrigerator timing and kidney function. Dr Brady provides concise answers warning against self prescription and offering pamphlets for further reading.
The Tichonuks, seven years of Communist activity and weekly FBI briefings, faced mandatory registration hearings under McCarran Act. They described distancing from friends and a staged life, with August 1962 ending their disguise when one took a St Lawrence Gas job. Mrs Tichonuk joined but did not testify, fearing no reprisals locally, and the couple refused photos.
A modern American made bicycle is described as sturdy enough to carry ten times its own weight. This claim highlights the bicycle’s strength and durability as manufactured for heavy loads.
A brief daily Bible passage stating that the earth belongs to the Lord and all its fullness, including the world and those who dwell in it. The verse emphasizes divine ownership and sovereignty.
The column surveys Broadway and Hollywood chatter. Mel Broiles plans a New York jazz debut while Bing Crosby crowd reports swirl around Jose Ferrers baby rumors. John Mitchell vanishes from Greenwich Village amid extortion chatter and Tangier rumors.
June 9 1913 Alfred White recovers at home on Syracuse Ave after ingesting poison from ice cream at a downtown confectionery. Doctors report other poison cases as city neglects pest ridden fly specked shops. Sturgeon caught on set lines at Sodus. Mothers blame children ailments on digestion headaches and worms. Advertisement for Kickapoo worm killer at A D Melnyre’s.
Francis J. McLaughlin is elected president of the Student Chamber of Commerce with officers Thomas E. Donovan vice president Thomas Musa secretary and Richard Kimball treasurer. Sheriff Wade E. Gayer announces plans to run for re election. Helen Leask graduates Briarcliff Manor and joins golf team. Junior Garden club to be formed with Chamber of Commerce and BPW support. Mrs May Saddington named senior regent of Women of Moose. Oswego Nets lose to Amsterdam 5-1. Dick Shoff collects three hits.
June 9 1938 Oswego scenes include John F Hummer awaiting June 14 commencement address at Oswego Normal. Frank Schmitt graduates and will teach in Saugerlies. Obituary notes John Parker 65. Oswego Lions draft Leyden E Brown to draft constitution. Nets end skid as Naymick fuels Auburn comeback with 11 46 score. Shoff collects three hits to raise average.
Ten years ago Oswego area items include Korea peace talks progress and prisoner exchange. Local carpenters threaten strike if contract not signed within 24 hours. Alice Sullivan celebrated 90th birthday with tea. Emily Dashley, Syracuse, oldest alumna at State Teachers College dinner. Ruth Carpenter, 64, dies in car crash near Plainville. Louis Lavoniers celebrate 50th wedding anniversary. Local students win in Junior Chamber Road E-O. 352 seniors receive degrees at Oswego State Teachers College commencement. Mayor Gould to sign housing project contract. Pvt Charles Outterson among four soldiers killed near Laredo Texas. Thomas Mowatt, 75, former Oswego police chief, dies in Union City New Jersey.
In a team match at the first table East declared four spades doubled after a diamond lead. The defense by East and West produced a stunning sequence ending with down two for South, while the second table saw a cooperative double by East guiding the defense to thwart four hearts.
An editor requests divine guidance to cultivate lifelong learning and constructive use of knowledge. The plea seeks truth, integrity, stamina, service, humility, and unity with the Creator to strengthen life spiritually and without parallel.
American business faces intensified European competition as the Common Market aids growth. The article notes 1961 auto export totals: France Germany Italy shipped 1.615 million cars valued at 1.632 billion dollars, while the United States exported 117 thousand cars worth 235 million and Americans bought 245 thousand European cars.
Ten years ago on June 9 1958 the Old Europe story is taken as the Common Market expands with Germany France Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg and possibly Britain joining. By 1970 tariffs between the six may fall and intra union trade could resemble Midwestern farming between Nebraska and Iowa. In Flint Michigan a tornado outbreak across Michigan and Ohio kills 139 and injures 750 with major damage. Oswego sees a carpenters strike for higher wages and a local obituary notes Mrs. Michael Mulcahey. Oswego officials back the St. Lawrence Seaway with council action and mayoral vetoes overruled 7 1.
Critics focus on Kennedy era failures, but Congress last year passed the Trade Expansion Act. It lets the President lower tariffs with the Common Market or wipe them out. The aim is to boost competition, push automation, curb strikes, and require tax reform for corporations and individuals.
The text argues for reducing individual taxes to boost purchasing power and enable price competition with foreign goods. It predicts a painful period where workers forego wage gains and manufacturers accept lower profits to raise competitiveness, urging long range plans to harness American know how for future battle.
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