Rats, Streets, and Growth Plans Stir Oswego Council
The Oswego city council deferred a public hearing on a six unit Quigley apartment project citing missing architectural plans. The mayor ordered rat control at the city dump and advanced a $600,000 street program while considering two new street openings and cost sharing with developers.
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Robert Lies
Monte Lass
Robert Osmond
Quigley
Iles
Syracuse
Planning Board
Thomas Beard
Ross
Palladium-Times
Attorney Iles
Sam Castaldo
Third Ave
W. Utica St
Castaldo
Shapiro
State University College
Oswego
Eighth Ward
James Sullivan
Streets Committee
Will probated for Wilfred V Whitlock with 16 legatees
Wilfred V Whitlock died in New Haven on April 22 and his $15,000 estate was admitted to probate. The will names 16 legatees with Maurice W Mott as executor and heir at law. distribution is equal among legatees. Also probated were Katherine Symons's will to niece Ruth Mulligan, and Wells W Harter's estate with limited heirs. Harold C Nicholson's will leaves all to wife Maud Nicholson.
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Wilfred V. Whitlock
New Haven
Richard N. Donovan
Maurice W. Mott
Red Creek
Mae B. Mott
Florence Grace Hutton
Frank J. Hutton, Jr
Weedsport
Belle Hartwick
Buffalo
Fred Hartwick, Jr
Oswego
Robert Hartwick
Marion Hartwick
Syracuse
Allen Hartwick
Doris Hartwick
Frances Lewis
Washington, D. C
Ralph Lewis
Betty Lewis
Auburn
Charlies Lewis
Martha Lewis
Detroit
Laura Whitney
Ariel Whitney
Mexico
Katherine Symons
Ruth J. Mulligan
W. Cayuga St
John O'C. Conway
Gretchen Harter Sayer
Wells W. Harter
Parish
Donald W. Harter
Sherrill
Harold C. Nicholson
Pulaski
Advise Boat Operators To Tell Or Delay
As spring and summer peak approaches, boat operators are urged to inform relatives or authorities if a destination is not reached within a reasonable time. Notifying can prevent unnecessary Coast Guard or lifeboat searches. An incident at Three Mile Bay showed a boatsman contacting the Coast Guard after rough waters, stopping a search early.
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Coast Guard
Watertown
Long Point
Three Mile Bay
Sackets Harbor
Gallop Island
Printing Dept Ad Contact Dial FI 3-3800-FI 3-3801
Classified style contact line for the Palladium Times Commercial Printing Department lists two telephone numbers. The compact item presents the department’s outreach in a straightforward contact block.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Election Sought On Representing Alroll Workers
John C. Rhoden and Gene Green of the Aluminum Workers International Union filed at the Buffalo NLRB for a representation election among maintenance and action workers at Alroll Inc. The petition shows majority support from over 100 workers at the new aluminum plant and a decision on election or an initial hearing is expected soon.
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Buffalo
National Labor Relation Board
Maintenance and Action Workers of
Alroll Inc
John C. Rhoden
Gene Green
Aluminum Workers International Union
Afl-Cio
Seventh St
NLRB
Meat Cut Size and Marinade Safety for Skewers
Guidance notes that meat should be cut into chunks about two inches for threading on skewers and broiling. It states that if meat is marinated, it can safely rest in the refrigerator overnight or for a few days.
Henry Crampin 82 dies in Oswego hospital
Henry Crampin 82 of 113 West Eighth Street died last night in Oswego Hospital after a month as patient He was born in Essex County England and lived in the United States 51 years He married Catherine Price Crampin and survived only by her Funeral at Meade Memorial Chapel Christ Church Thursday 10 am Rev John R Scarlet to conduct Riverside Cemetery burial Scoville Funeral Home hours Tuesday 7 to 9 pm Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Henry Crampin
Oswego Hospital
Catherine Price Crampin
Eighth St
Mr. Crampin
Essex County
England
United States
Kingsford
Diamond Match Co
Christ Church
Sons of St. George
Meade Memorial Chapel
John R. Scarlet
Riverside Cemetery
Scoville Funeral Home
Combs Approves Three Reforms in Public Assistance Rules
Kentucky Governor Bert Combs announced three changes to the public assistance program aimed at easing hardships for recipients. The reforms include waiving the rule that needy individuals must surrender their homes to qualify for aid.
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Frankfort
Bert Combs
VA makes near 5 billion in GI loans available to veterans
The Veterans Administration announces nearly 5 billion dollars in GI loan funding for about 6 million veterans. This program expands home loan access and supports veterans acquiring housing and related purchases.
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Veterans Administration
Rededication planned for Oswego monument at Gettysburg
Theodore P. Lebro and Martha Broadbent of Fulton co chair the Oswego County group for the Gettysburg monument rededication. Reservations are through Francis T. Riley, committee chair. Sixty five tentative reservations have been made for both.
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Theodore P. Lebro
Martha Broadbent
Fulton
Oswego County
Francis T. Riley
Holliday
Harrisburg
Brooklyn
Mundy
State of New York
Charlies G. Stevenson
147Th Oswego
Gettysburg
Richard Snyder
Genera
Pennsyvania
Oswego
Lebro
Broadbent
Riley
Grangers Hear Crawford And FFA Students
The Mexico Grange met with Worthy Master John Castle presiding and welcomed one new member. Mr. Bailey and Fred Graves led FFA activities with new members initiated. Assembly member Mrs Crawford spoke on murder law changes and assembly seat apportionment. A future program includes a June 20 Oswego Falls Grange event and a barn dance June 15 to benefit grange groups. Reservations and details for the June 21 dinner at the Methodist church were announced.
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Mexico
Mexico Academy
Central School
Fred Graves
Future Farmers
FFA
Master Castle
Bailey
Agricultural Grange
Edward F. Crawford
Oswego
Crawford
State Assembly
Eugene Burrows
Castle
Onondaga County
Pomona
Foster
Baldwins- Ville
White
Samson Grange
Methodist Church
WSCS
Grange
Mr. Castle
Robert Monson
North St
The
How to temper eggs into hot mixture
The guide instructs to pour the hot mixture slowly into a beaten egg while stirring constantly. This tempering technique prevents the eggs from curdling and ensures a smooth mixture.
Beauty trends and salon habits of American women
A Margie Ruggio Beauty Shoppe ad notes most American women have short straight hair and many visit beauty shops. It cites a 72 percent three month visit rate and claims women often color hair and find permanents nerve soothing. The piece promotes Ruggio’s services at 226 W. 4th St with phone number 342-0016.
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Margie Ruggio
W. 4Th St
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Mary Woods
W. Bridge St
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C. R. McKinstry
Syracuse Ave
J. H. Baker
Church St
Irene J. Morabito
E. Tenth St
Frances Coy
F. Sixth St
Barbara Cahill
Dublin St
Virginia Hellard
E. Seventh St
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Richard H. Walpole
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Fred Gault
Tenth St
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Ralph A. Farnham
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