New York Associated Dailies Convene in Oswego
The Palladium Times hosts the NYAD summer meeting with 52 member papers outside large cities. Editors tour college facilities visit Atroll plant Port Authority Fort Ontario and Oswego County Historical Society and enjoy a luncheon and local assets.
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The
Palladium Times
NYAD
Oswego
Atroll
Port Authority
Fort Ontario
Oswego County Historical Society
Flag Day Reminds of Meaning Behind Stars and Stripes
The piece argues that displaying the flag on June 14 remains a meaningful tribute to national ideals and to the diverse people who built and defended the United States. It notes the Mount Suribachi flag raising as a defining wartime moment and urges constant devotion to liberty and patriotism.
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Mount
Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Viewpoints of Other Editors Bite Size Iron
The piece notes iron metal powder used in cereals and industry, stating 60 tons of powder is consumed annually by Americans and over 51,000 tons produced for industry. It highlights powder metallurgy and car parts origin from iron powder, including tungsten filaments and oil impregnated bearings as notable products.
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Watertown Daily Times
Health as Seen By Dr Brady
Dr Brady replies to readers about calcium and vitamin D roles in pain, clotting, heart function, and nerve activity. He cautions against expecting calcium to cure headaches and stresses adequate daily calcium and vitamin D, plus medical consultation for symptoms like blood in urine and salt cravings.
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O' Dee Brady
T. W
Wagner Sets Negro Lefty Home Run Record
Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles Angels hits 37 homers in 1962 to set the best Negro left handed home run mark. The previous best by a southpaw was Larry Doby with 32 in 1952 and 1954 for Cleveland.
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Wagner
Los Angeles
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Cheeks
Larry Doby
Cleveland
Annual Meeting Notice for Central School District No 1
Notice of the annual meeting of Central School District No 1 serving Mexico Parish Palermo Hastings New Haven Volney Richland Oswego County New York to be held July 9 1963 at 8 P.M. at the Main School Auditorium Mexico. The term of ROBERT FE BROWN expires and a 5 year successor will be elected. Nominating petitions and the budget statement are available at the Mexico school office Acdemy Street for prior filing and public inspection.
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Central
Mexico
Parish
Palermo
Hastings
New Haven
Volney
Richland
Oswego
New York
Main Street
Village of Mexico
Oswego County
Robert FE. Brown
Academy Street
Mast
Frugal pie making and summer wardrobe tips
Readers share kitchen and fashion hacks. Freeze prepared berry fillings for quick unthawed pies and reuse pans for future batches. Also suggested are chalk for shoe touch ups and nylon lace glued on swimming caps for a fresh look with simple decorative bows.
Oswego Surrogate Court notices real estate disposition
The People of New York summon Albert Royce Grimm Mildred Clement heirs and creditors of August P Grimm Oswego County to show cause why the court should not authorize disposition of decedent real property by mortgage lease or sale for debts funeral expenses and distribution. WITNESS Hon Richard N Donovan Surrogate Oswego June 5 1963.
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State OF
New York
Albert Royce Grimm
Aportado
Guatemala City
Guatemala
C.A
Mildred Clement
10Th Street
Huntington Beach
California
August P. Grimm
Oswego
Oswego County
N.Y
Louise Kraft
County of
Richard N. Donovan
Moisture saving plant care tips and home hacks
Planting and storage tips for leaving home include sealing small pots in bags to retain moisture and wrapping larger planters in plastic to prevent evaporation. Additional hints cover oven cleaning with ammonia and home upkeep ideas such as curtain protection using thread and thumb tacks to stop curtains from rubbing against screens.
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Heloise
Amonia
Replace worn wicker bag cord with rayon elastic cord
A reader suggests buying rayon elastic cord for about fifteen cents at a dime store to replace a worn top cord on a summer wicker handbag. The piece then shifts to a column on disorderly living and the clash between neat and cluttered desks without a firm conclusion.
Dubious Overcall Leads to Four Spades Down in Bridge Match
In a recent team match West led a diamond and East’s continuation forced an early ruff. South under misfired defense ended in down two on a four spades contract, costing 1 000 points, with a parallel table yielding down three for the other side. Both declarers could have saved the hand by a different lead.
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South
North
West
Declarer
East
Heloise's Housekeeping Hints Now In Book Form
The Palladium Times reports the housekeepingHints book is available at the Business Office. The price is 3 dollars 95 cents in person or 4 dollars 75 cents by mail. Get your copy now.
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Palladium Times
Browns Trade for Clark to Protect Passer
Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier explains acquiring offensive tackle Monte Clark from Dallas for guard Jim Ray Smith to better protect the passer. He cites Clark as particularly strong at pass protection after studying Cowboys linemen.
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Cleveland
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Monte Clark
Dallas
Jim Ray Smith
Cowboys
Clark
Editor's Meditation on Freedom and Service
An editor seeks daily guidance to align thoughts words and actions with faith liberty and service. The reflection asks for eyes open to beauty and freedoms that comfort hearts and inspire minds amid crisis and despair.
National Whirligig and Racial War Warned by Andrew Tully
Washington columnist Andrew Tully argues racial tensions will trigger violence in Northern cities like New York Chicago and Detroit before the South settles the Negro rights question. He blames prolonged inaction by moderates and notes extremists on both sides mobilizing as demands for equality intensify.
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Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Philadelphia
Wilkins
Jackson
Miss
Martin Luther King
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Mac
Dixie
Washington
New York
Chicago
Detroit
South
Birmingham
Segregation in North Threatens True Equality
The piece argues Northern hypocrisy on civil rights, saying Negroes lack full rights in northern cities and the South. It urges President Kennedy and Congress to enact laws guaranteeing equal citizenship and calls for cooperation across regions to prevent a surrender to rioting or police oppression.
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New York
Detroit
South
North
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Boston
Mississippi
Kennedy
Congress
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