Lt Crofoot of Hannibal Completes CBR Officer Course
Lt George W. Crofoot 26 of Hannibal finished a four week chemical biological radiological officer course at Fort McClellan Alabama on May 25. He served as a rotary wing tactical support section leader in Company B 501st Aviation Battalion Fort Hood Texas. He joined the Army in January 1959 after graduating Hannibal Central High School in 1953 and earning a BS from Syracuse University in 1958.
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Hitting the Road to Vacationland with Hi and Lois
Odysseys begin in Oswego with Hi and Lois comic strip. Readers are urged to have the Oswego Palladium Times and HI AND LOIS delivered to a vacation address by calling FI 3 3800.
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Fatal dancing mishap ends life of 21 year old Mrs Agnes Day
June 12 1912 report notes overexertion in dancing the turkey trot caused Agnes E Day to rupture a blood vessel collapse and die. The item also mentions local politics and city infrastructure concerns at Oswego with comments by Aldermen about roads gutter repair and city funding. A Rochester steamer trip for merrymakers is planned for June 20 and a jail farm barn costing 3000 more than many Oswego houses will be built.
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Smith
Common Council
Allard
Oswego
Rochester
Oswego High School Class Night Awards 1937
Twenty five years ago on June 12 1937 Oswego High School honored students with class night awards. Senior class president Miss Mary Annal presided as the ceremony recognized achievements and contributions of many seniors. The report notes the first Oswego berries reach a milestone at the event.
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Oswego High School
Mary Annal
Oswego Berries Reach
Oswego Sports Roundup and Local Elections Highlight City Activities
Market report notes most produce from south of city selling 26 to 27 cents a quart. Firemen's Benevolent Association picks Assistant Chief Lawrence Dashnau as president. Supt Frederick Leighton calls Oswego teachers to summer courses. Bill Holt of Fulton aims to lead in the National Open at Oakland Hills. Oswego defeats Perth in ten innings 4 to 3.
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Firemen’s Benevolent Association
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Oswego
Bill Holt
Fulton
Oakland Hills
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Truman Seizure Powers Proposal Falls 15 to 10
House committee defeats a plan to grant President Truman authority to seize and run struck steel mills in a 15 to 10 vote. Eisenhower opposes Germany division and Berlin isolation as war ends. Garlock becomes Navy secretary aide. Oswego club elects Rose D Amico president. Obituaries note John L McGann and John P Hogan. College honors Ralph Swetman on exit European tour. Penney chosen for Civic Award by Junior Chamber.
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John L. McGann
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John P. Hogan
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George M. Penney
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Earthquake Shakes Sarajevo Prompting Panic Crowd
An earthquake struck Sarajevo causing residents to rush into the streets in panic. Authorities assess damage and outline safety measures as aftershocks are expected.
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Yugoslavia
Sarajevo
Donald Finster Receives Degree At 101st Commencement
Donald Finster earned a Bachelor of Science degree at Oswego during the 101st college commencement. He will teach in the Rome school system next year.
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Donald Finster
St Pauls Cathedral North Transept Reopened
The north transept of St Pauls Cathedral, damaged by a German bomb in the April 17 1941 air raid, was reopened today.
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London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Carriageless Electric Typewriter Taps 186 WPM
A new carriageless electric typewriter bursts onto the scene with a typing speed of 186 words per minute. The machine eliminates carriage movement, enabling faster output and smoother operation for office work and transcription tasks.
Service Time Is Changed SOUTH SCRIBA
Church service is rescheduled to Sunday June 17 at 8 45 a m replacing 9 a m The event doubles as Fathers Day with fathers and sons aided by daughters in a program A gift will be given to the oldest and youngest father Pastor Rev George M Butler will deliver the address Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday at the church for a 7 p m covered dish supper Plans are forming for a Galilean service at the end of July location to be announced Mr and Mrs Albert Emmons and family have moved to their new home after visiting his parents
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Rebekah Lodge
Frank Sanderson
Earl Barlow
Albert Graham
Lakeland
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DeAngelo
New York State Highway Department
Granville J. Clifford
Fred Stevens
Eau Gallie
Fla
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Mike Emmons
Bucking Broncos and The Bucks of Rodeo Experts
An article explains why broncs buck and how rodeos select and care for bucking horses. Experts note bucking is unpredictable and not trainable, with some horses bucking for decades. A bucking strap around the hind area irritates a horse and triggers immediate bucking.
Father of 7 Children Wins Science Degree
Andrew Romano 34, father of seven, earned a bachelor of science degree at the University of Rochester after 15 years of night school. A junior chemist at Bell and Howell, he credited his wife’s patience for helping him complete the long study journey. His six daughters and one son range from one to ten years old.
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Rochester
Andrew Romano
University of Rochester
Romano
Bell & Howell Co
Grandmother and daughter earn degrees at Potsdam College
A grandmother and her daughter, and another mother and daughter, received bachelor of science degrees Sunday at the State University College at Potsdam. Edith Higley, a grandmother of four, and her daughter Grace of Pottersville, along with Winifred Browning and her daughter Carol of Heuvelton, were the graduates.
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State University College At Potsdam
Edith Higley
Grace
Pottersville
Winifred Browning
Carol
Heuveleton
Woman killed in Route 5 crash near Auburn
Mrs. Joseph Ryder, 55, of Lackawanna, died when her automobile collided with another car on Route 5, seven miles northeast of Auburn. Initial reports cite a two-vehicle crash with fatalities.
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Across clues range from outer universe through various common terms and phrases. Down clues echo themes with entries such as spray from Niagara Falls and rental notices, forming a standard newspaper crossword puzzle.
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Teaches Substitution Cipher
A cryptogram quotation explains that one letter stands for another with A for L and X for O. The sample shows how length and word shapes hint at the message. Yesterday's quote by Schiller reads He that is overcautious will accomplish little.
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