Red Creek Exam Schedule Sets Early Week Tests
Red Creek Central School announces exam and graduation plans by Principal Louis Rizzieri. High school finals run Tuesday through Thursday with regents for 9 12, junior high finals Tuesday and Wednesday June 22 23, and K 8 attend to Thursday June 24. Lunches served to June 23. Early buses for regents, 8 a.m. Baccalaureate Sunday 8 p.m. Commencement Friday June 25 with reserved seats.
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Red Creek
Red Creek Central School
Louis Rizzieri
Andes Mountain System Stretches 4500 Miles Continental Span
The Andes extend over 4,500 miles from the Caribbean coast to South America’s southern tip, forming a massive mountain chain shaping climate and geography across nations.
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Andes
Caribbean
South America
Pathe director plots Atlantic Cable project at Oswego
Looking Backward notes Tom Wharton arrives to arrange laying the Atlantic Cable in Lake Ontario near Oswego with the George C. Howe as workship and a Elaine film woven around the task. Census shows Oswego population at 24 046, election liquor enforcement criticized by Atty Pitts, and Jimmy Callahan heads to enlist in the Canadian Army. Obituary for Mrs Horace Twyman. Oswego Semi Pros open season. Can-Am standings and batting notes.
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Tom Wharton
Pathe
Pearl White
Lake Ontario
George C. Howe
Elaine
Mr. Wharton
Charles P. Gilmore
Railway Steel Spring Co
Oswego
C. E. Pitts
Jimmy Callahan
Danio
Edward J. MccKinley
Welfare Dept
Horace Twyman
Sherrill
Mark Sherwood
Oswego Nets
Auburn
Arnie Cohen
Verdun Capture Report Tops War News from 1940
June 15 1940 is noted as Verdun captured with Maginot line actions highlighted. The item frames a critical World War II front in Europe, marking a key achievement for the advancing German forces and the evolving Allied defense posture.
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Verdun
Maginot
Eisenhower Holds Alert as 15000 Flee Washington
Ten years ago President Eisenhower and 15000 officials fled Washington during Operation Alert as sirens warned of an atomic threat. Plans for a 475000 dollar Oswego arterial highway section would run from West Fourth Street to the city line on West Seneca Street. Skipper of a Canadian steamer died after falling from a ladder at Lackawanna harbor. Charles W. Ferris and family bought the Fisher Hotel a landmark at Water and Market Streets. Raymond Jacobsen of Parish named Pomona Grange master. Thousands witnessed the Ellis sponsored Flag Day parade and salute at Fort Ontario. Mayor Robert G. Iles named a five man Port Authority including Hosmer Culkin and Arthur Hergenhan.
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Pres. Eisenhower
U.S
Washington
Oswego
W. Fourth St
City Line
Seneca St
Lackawanna Terminal
Oswego Harbor
Charles W. Ferris
Fisher Hotel
Water and Market Sts
Raymond Jacobsen
Parish
Pomona Grange
Ellis
Fort Ontario
Robert G. Iles
F. Hosmer Culkin
Arthur W. Hergenhan
Thomas H. Watts
Clark Mor
Oswegon Strawberries Sell For Zero Cents On NY Market
Report notes Oswegon grown strawberries average zero cents per quart on the New York market with market price uncertainty and no immediate buyers. The unusual price hints at oversupply or market disruption affecting farmers in the region.
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New York
Residents, visitors, and hospital stays in Hannibal and area
Mrs. Floyd Carter Sr remains a patient at Lee Memorial hospital Fulton after an auto accident. Numerous local residents and relatives visited and stayed with kin, including Joyce and Cindy Tompkins with grandparents George and Mrs. Tompkins, and others from Fairdale Baldwinsville Port Byron White Plains Rochester Auburn and Red Creek attended or hosted gatherings and a funeral for Merle Stock on Sunday afternoon.
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Hannibal Center
Floyd Carter Sr
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Joyce
Cindy Tompkins
Fairdale
George Tompkins
William Tompkins
Helen Pierce
Pauline Aziegel
Mae Rogers
Norman Collard
Baldwinsville
Miles Reed
Port Byron
Paul Hay
White Plains
John Thompson
Rochester
Harold Yarrow
Floyd Carley
Eugene Saylor
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Archie Gray
Merle Stock
Red Creek
Ainu: The Remote People of Japan
The Ainu remain a mystery living among Mongoloid groups yet resembling Europeans with light complexions round eyes heavy beards and wavy black hair. Their language is unrelated to Japanese and marks them as distinct from the majority population.
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Japan
Camden Homemakers and Kin Visit Redfield Area
Camden couple visits Hogans in Redfield and numerous local families host visitors from nearby towns. Names include Keeneys Harveys Clemens Durst Pattinson Yerdon and Crandalls with travel from Port Byron Long Lake Gouverneur Village Pennsylvanian Villanova and Syracuse University noted.
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Camden
Hogans
Redfield
Kinney Corners Socials and Church Group Notes
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cooper entertained relatives and friends including Donald Blake Sam Cook and Francis Fike and families for Mr Cook s birthday. The Wifling Workers Class met at the Hannibal Church with Mrs Ray Place hosting and Mrs Kenneth Cooper presiding. Attendees included Joyce Howell Mae Rogers and others. Visitors also attended Home Demonstration event at Mrs Donald Davenport s home and several called on Mrs Maud Engle who has been ill.
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New Haven
Hannibal Community
Ray Place
Kenneth Cooper
Robert Cook
Raymond Howell
Joyce Howell
Orval McBride
Seth Kampel
Mae Rogers
Kenneth Coper
William Fowler
Donald Davenport
Hannibal
Don Hudson
Rickey
Lori Hudson
Ray
Arthur Hallow
Syracuse
Howard Welling
Gene Woodworth
Bea Welling
Maud Engle
George Engie
Blanche Boyce
Fulton
Weather sketch with names and mild temperature shifts
Readable text lists several names including Charles Cummins Mrs Belle Wiltse Mrs Ida Sitter and others with regional hints 408 or low 50s temperatures gradually rising through the week from day highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s reaching mid 60s and 70s later. Light showers expected at the start with increased chances of rain toward week end.
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Charles Cummins
New Haven
Belle Wiltse
Ida Sitter
Ina Barry
Elizabeth Damon
Howard Saunders
Virginia Engleard
Ronald Whiteville
Upstate New York Weather Outlook This Week
An extended US Weather Bureau forecast for Upstate New York predicts a cool week with generally sparse rainfall. Temperatures start cool, with slight warming toward the end of the week and nightly low temperatures averaging below normal.
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Albany
N.Y
Weather Bureau
New York
Pilgrims Bow in Outer Hall at Meiji Shrine Gardens
In Tokyo the Meiji Shrine spans 180 wooded acres with Inner Gardens. Devout pilgrims stand in the Outer Prayer Hall and bow to ancestral gods in a solemn ritual space.
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Tokyo
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France
United States
Central New York Power Corp
Vison
Joseph R. Hewitt
Villanova College
Pennsylvania
Robert Yerdon
Leland Yerdon
Syracuse University
Crandall
Letchworth Park
Houghton College
George Pattington
Palladium-Times
Kinney's Corners
HOTEL
Doluminiiy
Ncluse
Thruway
Raichle
T Waliss
Price Mie Ea
Instone
Armstrong
Rug
Sherwin Williams
Excello Semigloss
Excello Latex
Wees
Ree
Cove
Foree
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