City to Seek State Ruling On Fire Rating Group's Authority
Aldermen direct City Attorney to petition state agencies before legal action over NYFAO control of fire rating classifications. Officials debate whether underwriters can mandate standards for a city with strong water capacity and consider a separate college-area fire unit while praising progress toward restoring an A rating.
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John O'C. Conway
Eighth Ward
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Second Ward
Anthony J. Crisafulli
NYFAO
State University College
Hannibal
Ralph Shapiro
Ast
Shapiro
College
Sixth Ward
J. B Kelly, Jr
Robert F. Lent
Oswego Palladium Times Mammoth Masthead and Rates Notice
The Oswego Palladium Times presents its consolidation date, key executives, and office locations. It lists weekly and mailed subscription rates by region, with prices for local and distant addresses, and notes advertising representation and Associated Press affiliation.
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New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Mathews Special Agency Inc
Madison Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Iil
Detroit
Retiring Executive of New York Synod Macinnes to Leave Post
The Rev. David S. Macinnes, executive of the Synod of New York of the United Presbyterian Church in the USA, will retire at the June Synod meeting in Clinton. Elected Oct 1950, he served as Stated Clerk of the Syracuse Presbytery and held pastorates in Marcellus Delhi and Buffalo. He earned degrees from Syracuse University Princeton University and Princeton Seminary and received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Parsons College in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. MaciInnes
Synod of
Births at Oswego Hospital June New Arrivals
Oswego Hospital announces newborns including six boys and seven girls. Notable entries include GLASER in Oswego on June 7, MILLER on June 7, DEXTER on June 8, STONE on June 8, SHERMAN on June 9, PATTERSON twin girls on June 8 in Altmar, DUMAS on June 10, and JANICE on June 10. Families listed with street addresses.
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Glaser
William
Johnson Rd
Oswego
Miller
James
East 7Th St
Dexter
Mitchell St. Oswego
Stone
Francis
Richland
Sherman
David
Honey Hill
Fulton
Patterson
Ernest
Altmar
Dumas
Leslie
Janice
Stanley
West Sth St
Funeral Mass for Mrs Mary Mildred Tripp
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Mildred Tripp wife of Dr Samuel Tripp were held at 9 am at P J Cullinan and Sons and at St Marys Church at 930 am A solemn high Mass was celebrated by Bishop Edward Quaid with deacon John Daley and sub deacon Robert Hall Also present were multiple local clergy and St Marys school seventh grade Burial occurred at St Peters Cemetery with Father Hall officiating Bearers included Anthony Sindoni Samuel Sindoni Samuel Imboli Albert Roy Familo Thomas Familo and Albert Familo Arrangements were made by the Familo funeral home.
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Mary Mildred Family Tripp
Samuel Tripp
West Seventh St
P. J. Cullinan and Sons
St. Mary’s Church
Edward G. Quaid
John J. Daley
Robert FE. Hall
Francis J. Furfaro
William H. Mersfelder
Robert S. Jones
William J. Taylor
Eugene Yennock
Magaret Loretta
St. Mary's School
St. Peter's Cemetery
Father Hall
Anthony Sindoni
Samuel Sindoni
Samuel Imboli
Albert Roy Familo
Thomas Familo
Albert Familo
The
Familo Funeral Home
Committal for James I Coe With Military Honors at Riverside
Committal services for James I. Coe were held at 3 p.m. Monday at Riverside cemetery with Rev. John A. Kirsch of St. Pauls Lutheran officiating. Full military honors were rendered by Lavere-Harrington Post 2320 VFW under Cmd. David Henderson. Coe, born February 3 1897 in Scott Wisconsin, served in World War I and World War II reaching master sergeant, discharged August 31 1950 after 33 years of service. He is survived by brother Henry Coe of Bascohe Wisconsin and sister Mrs Letha Oney of Phelps New York.
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James I. Coe
Riverside Cemetery
John A. Kirsch
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lavere-Harrington
VFW
David Henderson
Mr. Coe
Scott
Wis
Newell
Laura Nilliman Coe
Henry Coe
Bascohe
Letha Oney
Phelps, N. Y
Margaret Burke Dailey Rites Planned in Oswego
Margaret Burke Dailey died in Oswego Hospital on Saturday June 9. Funeral services are set for Wednesday June 13 from John E. Cullinan Funeral Home at 9 30 a m and St Pauls Catholic Church at 10 a m. Burial will follow in St Pauls Cemetery. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9.
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Margaret Burke Dailey
Peter and Mary McGrath Burke
Thomas Dailey
Oswego Hospital
John E. Cullinan
East Mohawk St
St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Funeral services for Melvin G West set for June 13
Funeral services for Melvin G West, who died in Oswego Hospital on Saturday June 9, will be held Wednesday June 13 at 2 p.m. at Dain Funeral Home with Rev Andrew Wellett officiating. Burial follows at Union Village Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin G. West
Oswego Hospital
Dain
Andrew Wellett
Union Village
Family Dedication at First Baptist Church Service
The Bennett family Mr and Mrs Richard Bennett and their son Richard Stewart Bennett Jr were dedicated during a First Baptist Church Dedication service held on Sunday June 11 at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bennett
Richard Stewart Bennett, Jr
First Baptist Church
Colgate Dean to Serve as Acting President
Colgate University will name Prof. James A. Storing acting president starting July 1, succeeding Everett Case who led the university for 20 years. Storing, a political science professor and expert on Norwegian governance, was chosen at a faculty meeting before commencement. Case will head the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation after awarding 325 diplomas including an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters to his wife, Josephine Young Case.
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Hamilton
James A. Storing
Colgate University
Storing
Everett Case
Colgate
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Case
Sumane Letters
Josephine Young Case
Skidmore College
1963 Chest Goal Set at $101,375
The 1963 Community Chest Red Cross goal is set at $101,375 by J Earl Murray president after a Board meeting. Charles N Goldstein of Klines Department Store is named campaign chairman to appoint division chairmen later. budget items include Boy Scouts 12000 Girl Scouts 8000 Salvation Army 11000 Oswego Hospital 5000 Old Ladies Home 6000 YMCA 16000 Catholic Charities 16000 USD 1000 Red Cross 15000 Chest Office 11375.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest- Red Cross
J. Earl Murray
Charles N. Goldstein
Kline
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Oswego Hospital
Old Ladies Home
YMCA
Catholic Charities
USD
Red Cross
Chest Office
Fernwood Plans Old Home Days
Fernwood Methodist Church announces the annual Old Home Days set for Saturday and Sunday July 28 and 29. Former pastor Rev. Fili s Richards will headline Saturday afternoon program. Chicken barbecue to start at 4 p.m. Further program details to follow.
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Fernwood
Pulaski
Fernwood Methodist Church
Filis Richards
Richland Home Demonstration Unit Plans Picnic and Meeting
The Richland Home Demonstration Unit will meet Thursday at 7 PM at the Wilder camp Seeber Shores for a picnic supper and an important business meeting. Members are urged to attend.
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Pulaski
Richland Home
Wilder Camp
Seeber Shores
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