Two Break-ins Probe and Arrest in Sandy Creek
Pulaski State Police investigated two burglaries with an arrest in one case. Claude Archer reported a break in at Sperling Sport Shop in Sandy Creek, leading to Solomon Salisbury’s arrest on third degree burglary. Salisbury, 20, waived examination and was sent to county jail for grand jury action. A second break in at Bloss Liquor Store in Central Square was detected by troopers after an alarm. investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
David J. Reidy
Claude Archer
Sperling Sport Shop
Sandy Creek
Reidy
C. Paul Honors
BCI
Solomon Salisbury
Mansville
Salisbury
Maurice Richardson
Oswego County
Harlan L. Fox
Robert J. Dwyer
Bloss
Central Square
Bishop Cole to Lead Special Services at Pulaski Church
The Right Rev. Ned Cole Jr. will visit St James Episcopal Church Pulaski on Sunday June 12. He will lead Holy Communion at 7 a.m. and Morning Prayer with Holy Confirmation at 11 a.m. A reception for new communicants and Bishop Cole follows. He will also meet with Westeries of St James and Grace Church Mexico on June 11 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Ned Cole, Jr
Central New York
Cole
Bishop Cole
St. James
Grace Church
Mexico
Norman FE. Isaman
First Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
Fair Haven
Milton Candee
Honor Fifth District Head at Lacona VFW Dinner
Pulaski Lacona VFW Auxiliary will host a testimonial dinner on Saturday June 11 honoring Fifth District President Reta Summerville. Social hour 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. dinner 7 p.m. at Sandy Creek Grange hall. Department leaders will attend with Marylan Clark and Patrioism co chairs. Tickets from Mrs Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Lacona
Fifth District
Reta Summerville
Sandy Creek
Marylan Clark
Kimball
Post Club
Miss Bertha Lati to Speak at Sunday Service
Miss Bertha Lati of the Newark Christian Center will address the morning worship at the Baptist Church on Sunday June 12 at 11 a m.
Seamen's Plea and Economic Strain Grow in Britain
The article details ongoing seamen’s wage talks and a possible reopening of negotiations as strikes depress the pound and exports. It notes government and Bank of England appeals to curb spending, rising food prices since May 15, shortages of gasoline and coal, and tight supplies at Gas and Electricity Boards amid panic buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Sole
Gas and Electricity Boards
PULASKI OES Chapter to Meet at Masonic Temple
Pulaski chapter 159 order of eastern stars meets Tuesday June 14 at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple with Anna Adsit and Malcolm Adsit presiding. A birthday party will follow with refreshments by Flossie Gates Anna Adsit Rena Adsit Helen Waller and Mildred Prins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Masonic Temple
Anna Adsit
Malcolm Adsit
Flossie Gates
Rena Adsit
Helen Waller
Mildred Prins
Pulaski Relay Team Heads to State Finals at West Point
The Pulaski sprint medley relay team qualified for the state finals at West Point after winning the Rome Section III crown. They set a Rome Free Academy stadium record with 3 minutes 39.5 seconds, four seconds faster than the previous record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
West Point
Rome
Three Methodist Churches In Palermo Vote to Merge
Three churches in Palermo voted Wednesday night to merge after months of talks. The new parish will be served by a team including Rev. James Spear of Pennellville and Rev. Charles Austin of Fulton. The article also notes Sunday services and local church activities amid broader civil rights coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Palermo
Clifford
Vermillion
Upsons Corners
James Spear
Pennellville
Charles Austin
Fulton
Alma Storm Ravages Georgia and Cuba Killing Forty Seven
Hurricane Alma lashed a rural section northeast of Albany Georgia and a windstorm west of Augusta. Eleven soldiers were hospitalized when a Fort Gordon bus overturned. The death toll included 35 in Honduras seven in Cuba five in Florida with Cuba suffering heavy crop damage especially tobacco. Fidel Castro toured stricken areas near Havana urging rapid reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Augusta
Fort Gordon
Honduras
Cuba
Florida
Fidel Castro
Havana
Supreme Court Reverses Circuit Ruling in Sheppard Case
The Supreme Court upheld Judge Weinman’s 1964 finding that Sheppard’s trial violated constitutional rights. He was freed on $10,000 bond pending a 60 day state retrial decision, after nine years in custody. The 6th Circuit later reversed Weinman, ordering return to prison, before the high court’s reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
Carl A. Weinman
Dayton
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Penitentiary
Marion Correctional Institution
Weinman
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad Sets August First Merger Date
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces the merger with the New York Central Railroad will become effective on August 1. The move unites two historic systems as they proceed with the consolidation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central Railroad
TV Radio Schedule Highlights From Local Stations
TV radio listings show daily programs across WOSC FM Fulton Oswego and WOLC AM area names and times. The scroll covers news weather music and talk blocks from early morning to late night with programs such as Main Street USA 1440 Club and Jack Sullivan Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
USA
Wosc-Fm
Meg. Fulton
Oswego
Oswego State
Jack Sullivan
Rooney
Dateline FM
Gaslight
Mutual Network
Wolc-Am
Fulton and Oswego
Mutual
Northeast
Bob Rooney
Dateline
Fourteen New Teachers Hired by Phoenix School District
The Phoenix Central school district hires fourteen new teachers to start in September across multiple grades and subjects including English science art and special education. Also noted are community notices about a Legion auxiliary meeting, Homemakers banquet, St Johns parish picnic, and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix School District
Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
Sharon Bigwarfe
Jane Borzelle
Sandra Dennison
Harriet Harder
Vera Hopkins
Jan Marcy
Elsie Peterson
William H. Renfrew
Nellie Salsbury
John Scally
Charles Shore
Christopher White
Joyce Wolfe
Janice Wood
Horning Fournier American Legion
William Ill
Phoenix Chapter
The
Future Homemakers of America
Bonanza
Liverpool
Susan Delong
Homemakers
Barbara Loughner
Storms cause damage and power outage across the state
A statewide storm system shattered windows and damaged trees while winds rain and a power failure halted the Saratoga Raceway program after six races. Hail damaged crops in Albany and surrounding counties as Orchard farms feared losses in the Hudson Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Raceway
Saratoga Springs
Raceway
Albany
Hudson Valley
Millbrook
Poughkeepise
Olean
Weather Bureau
Rosendale
Binghamton
Ellenville
Battenville
Glens Falls
Little Falls
Cobleskill
Oneonta
Syracuse
Utica
Rochester
Gloversville
Numata defeats Elorde to claim Orient lightweight title
In Tokyo Yoshiaki Numata of Japan outpointed Flash Elorde of Manila to dethrone him as the light weight champion of the Orient. Boerge Krogh of Denmark outpointed Don Johnson in Los Angeles for the lightweight bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursey
Tokyo
Yoshiaki Numata
Japan
Flash Elorde
Manila
Numata
Elorde
Orient
COHENHAGEN —_ Boerge Krogh
Denmark
Don Johnson
Los Angeles
Nicholas Bibko appointed Account Executive at Spitz Advertising
Nicholas R. Bibko of Phoenix has joined Spitz Advertising in Syracuse as an Account Executive. He will manage major clients including Syracuse University College, Seneca Federal Savings, Independent Insurance Agents Association, and The L W Singer Company. He formerly worked at General Electric in Syracuse for 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Nicholas R. Bibko
Spitz Advertising
Oak Street
William Spitz
Bibko
Syracuse University College
Seneca Federal Savings & Loan Association
Independent Insurance Agents Association
L W. Singer Company
General Electric Company
Syracuse University
U. S. Air Corps
Main St
Phoenix
Phoenix Board of Education
Phoenix Planning Commission
Alpha Chi Rho National Fraternity
Industrial Designers Institute
Air Force Association
National Exhibitors Advisory Council
Syracuse Military-Industry Public Relations Group
Armed Forces Association of Greater Syracuse
Syracuse University Alumni Association
Wilsons ancestral home to be shrine near Londonderry
New York and Northern Ireland will open the ancestral home of the late President Woodrow Wilson as a public shrine. The Very Rev. Francis B Sayre will conduct the opening ceremonies at Starbane near Londonderry. The house belonged to James Wilson, grandfather of President Wilson, who migrated to the United States in 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Ireland
Woodrow Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
Washington
Starbane
Londonderry
James Wilson
Wilson
United States
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Lee Memorial Hospital
Recreation Park
Henry Estabrook
Charles Broadbent
Ways and Means
Bart Chalone
Harold Brown
Backrow
William S. Clark
John Scarings
John Johnson, Jr
Joseph Swiadowski
Aquilla Barrow
OES
Palladium-Times
Citrus Fruit Juice CO
Ontari
N. Y
Methodist
Phoenix Methodist Church
Emerson Hamlin
Youngs
Woodworth
LaPierre
Keener
Woods
Fuller
Kirk
Alden
Jesus
Turner
Crutchley
Roberts
Susan Waters
Rebecca
WSCS
Methodist Church
Stuart Turner
Meredith
Congress of Racial Equality
James Meredith
Memphis
Jackson
Miss
Hernando
Mississippi
Aubrey James Norvell
King
Farmer
Floyd McKissick
CORE
Chicago
McKissick
Bronx
N.Y
Nathan Strauss
Congress
Salvatore Almeida
Dennis Coleman
A Marks
Armstead Phipps
Alma
Pennsy RR
St. John's Episcopal Church
Robert Coulter
E. J. Dillon
Morgan Silbaugh
Mary Day
Gary Delano
Lynne Dean
Carol Deming
Albert Torzas
Pam
Lampana, Fla
Torras
Emma Oja
Burt Ellis
Nicholas Bibko
New
Palmer's Chevrolet
S. Fourth St
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