Big Parade Plans Mark Firemen's Convention Week
The three day Northern Central Volunteer Firemen's association meets at Hotel Pontiac with hundreds expected. A parade drawing 20 000 spectators Saturday night leads to a block dance and trophy awards. Tours, memorial service, banquet, and tours precede Friday sessions and a state sanctioned tournament in the afternoon. More than 100 fire companies from 65 departments join 25 bands in the Saturday parade chaired by Duane Hammer.
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Northern Central Volunteer Firemen's Association
Pontiac
Joseph B. Kuhn
Penfield
City Hall
Richard J. McMahon
Nestle Chocolate Works
Fulton
Granby Center
Auxiary
Patricia Grandjean
Crystal Ballroom
Hotel Pontiac
Joseph L. Morello
Manchester
Robert E. Hall
St. Mary's Catholic Church
SACO
Morrison Rider
Presbyterian Church
John A. W. Kirsch
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John Kowalski
Presbyterian Church Choirs
John
Tim Baker
Minetto
Gary Todd
Walter Watts
West First St
Seneca St
New York State
First St
Cayuga
Schuyler Sts
Fort Ontario Assembly Area
Bridge St
W. Fifth St
City Hall Lawn
Duane Hammer
Penn Yan
New York
Farm and Space Bills Face House Floor Action
Congress previews a busy week as two major farm bills and a space communications measure loom in the House and Senate. The farm package would extend foreign sugar quotas for five years and shift control over production toward a national quota, drawing GOP opposition over feed grain provisions. The space bill, plus an emergency tax-rate measure and debt-limit extension, are likely to shape floor action amid ongoing investigations into Estes and stockpiling.
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Washington
House
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
Cuba
Secretary of Agriculture
Schedule shifts for Industrial Softball League games
Confusion over the plan to alter starting hours for Industrial Softball League contests. Tonight’s Fort Ontario tilt and next Monday’s game start at 8 15 as before. Beginning Monday July 2 single games move to 6 30 instead of 6 15 p m.
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Fort Ontario
Historian Defends Daniel Boone Against Lynching Accusations
Louisville historian Robert E. McDowell, commissioned to write a Kentucky pioneer pageant, defends Daniel Boone amid criticisms calling him ignorant and shiftless. He acknowledges Boone was exciting and colorful while denying he was a rascal.
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Daniel Boone
Harrodsburg, Ky
Kentucky
Boone
Robert FE. McDowell
Louisville
Oswego Strawberries to NYC First Shipment Tonight
Oswego growers expect the season’s first shipment of strawberries from Davis Produce Co to reach New York City tonight via refrigerator truck. Up to 400 crates may be sent depending on today’s picking, with a few crates already at cold storage. Ripening is ahead of schedule due to heat, but cooler temps and rain are needed to finish the crop, while prices remain strong on the Washington market.
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New York City
Davis Produce Co., Inc
Second St
Oswego
Washington Commission
Long Island
Hudson River
Praise Oral Examinations at Auburn University Study
Auburn University professors Dr. G. E. Tanger and T. C. Minn report a study showing oral exams better reveal understanding than written tests. They argue oral testing probes areas of grasp or gaps not found by conventional written assessments. An unrelated sentence about kitchen salt appears.
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Auburn, Als
UPI
Auburn University
G. E. Tanger
T. C. Minn
Clean Ceiling Techniques for Even Flat Finish
A short guide on applying parallel strokes to ceilings to prevent streaks and ensure a uniform, unspotted surface. Emphasizes steady, even pressure and consistent direction for a smooth, professional result.
Sandy Creek Graduation Schedule Set For June Week
Sandy Creek Central School announces commencement week activities. Eighth grade graduates number 31 with Rev Charles Thompson speaking on What is Your Name. Senior activities begin June 24 with bacalaureate by Rev Thomas Murphy. Class of 1962 graduates June 25 and alumni banquet June 30 honoring 1962 1912 and 1937 classes.
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Sandy Creek
Sandy Creek Central School
Robert Murphy
Orwell
SCCS
Charles Thompson
Morristown Federated Church
Thompson
Thomas Murphy
St. Francis
St. John's
Richard Northrop
First Methodist Church
Bernard Draper
Wesleyan Methodist Church
George
River Valley Inn
Printing Department Palladium Times Blog Dial Fi
Printing department updates and contact lines listed for Palladium Times blog. Internal lines show dial numbers Fi 3 3800 and Fi 3 3801.
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Palladium-Times
Den Mothers Take Over Camp for Weekend Quiet
Oswego County den mothers will be allowed at Camp 12 Pines near Parish from 1 p m Saturday June 30 to 1 p m Sunday July 1 for swimming fishing sunbathing and dock lounging. Mrs Caroline Carroll urged reservations by June 28 at 639 Barnes St Phoenix N Y.
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Camp 12
Pines
Oswego County
Parish
Caroline Carroll
Carroll
Barnes St
Phoenix
N.Y
False Fire Alarm Heard At St. John's School
A false fire alarm rang at 2 10 this afternoon from Box 319 St. John's School. It was unclear if a malfunction triggered the alarm or someone rang the box believing a fire was present.
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St. John’s School
Oswego Man Wins Highest College Honor
John A W Kirsch Jr of Oswego has earned Wagner College’s magna cum laude bachelor of science in biology. He will conduct research at Brookhaven National Laboratory in summer, teach as a research assistant at the University of Wisconsin Madison in fall, and sail to Australia for a Fulbright Fellowship at the University of Western Australia in Perth in February.
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John A.W. Kirsch, Jr
Oswego
Upton
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Australia
University of Western Australia
Perth
John
Rochester
Oswego High School
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