Luongo Article Highlights Youth Smoking Risks and Advice
Ernest B. Luongo of State University College at Oswego writes in the New York State Journal of Health about teen smoking. He cites a 14 month, 8 000 study report linking cigarettes to lung cancer and possibly heart disease, and notes parental smoking and student performance correlate with youth smoking. He urges early reflection and parental guidance to deter initiation.
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Ernest B. Luongo
the State University College At
Luongo
American Cancer Society
National Soccer Journal
New York State Journal of Health
Oswego
The
State University College At
Cortland
Syracuse University
Grounded Planes Hit London Winter Schedule
In foggy London during winter one in ten planes is grounded affecting travel. The weather conditions and reduced visibility drive airline disruptions and altered arrivals and departures.
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London
Marine League Seats Officers in Oswego Ceremony
At American Legion Post 268 Oswego Charles Rose was installed as Commandant of the Oswego County Detachment Marine Corps League by State Department Commandant Michael Hanbury of Flushing L. A. Others attending included Chief Devil Dog John Spain and Mrs. Ethel Spain Albany Detachment members Raymond Hall and the Mammones. Plans were set for a July 4 parade float color guard and a Toys for Tots kickoff on November 10. The group also chairing a new detachment quarters and seeks former Marines to join.
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American Legion
Oswego
Charles Rose
Oswego County
Marine Corps League
State Department
Michael Hanbury
Flushing
L. A
Devil Dog
John Spain
Ethel Spain
Joseph Mammone
Raymond Hall
Albany
Joseph Raiti
George Miranda
Bud Yates
Troy
Marine Corps
Bridge Club Leads in Fortnightly Tournament
McGough Bridge club hosted its weekly event at the Fort nightly club. North-South pairs led with 106 points, 93 percent, and 89 percent scores among teams such as Woods-Matteson, Poland, Brown-Kirby, Barnes-Cliff, and McCaffrey. East-West results featured Hinman-Baker at 98 points and Donovan-Fitzsimons at 83 percent.
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McGough Bridge Club
Neil Woods
Grace Matteson
Eben Poland
Doren Poland
Irene Brown
Orville Kirby
Francis Barnes
Reuel Cliff
Milton James
Alfred McCaffrey
Harry Hinman
R. F. Baker
Joseph Amedio
Thomas McGough
Fred Gibbons
Walter Thorpe
Helen Fitzsimmons
Teresa Boyle
Ray Donovan
Passenger Hurt As Auto Skids On Wet Route 57
A one car crash on Route 57 Town of Schroeppel occurred during heavy rain at 2 am. Driver David G Howlett 22 of Richland lost control on wet pavement going off the east side and striking a guard rail. Car demolished. Passenger John Garrison Jr 22 of Fulton RD 4 was taken to St Josephs Syracuse with a possible head injury and a shoulder injury.
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Schroeppel
Syracuse
Patrick J Carroll
Fulton Substation
David G. Howlett
Wrights Drive
Richland
John Garrison, Jr
Fulton RD 4
St. Joseph's Hospital
Moyers Corners
Summer Arrives Officially at 10 56 A M On June 21
The article notes that summer begins at 10 56 a m next Monday June 21 marking the solstice. It welcomes arrivals to campers and households that have endured a cold spell while preparing to open for the season.
Looking Backward Fifty Years Ago June 19 1915 Oswego snapshot
In Oswego on June 19 1915 police confiscated three slot machines and patrolmen frequent headquarters for amusement while crime persists. A taxpayer reports excessive police in Richard son Theater. John Lapetino named Oswego recruiting officer for Italy's army. Mrs. W S Dodd hosts a tea for Eleanor Johnson, engaged to Lt M C French of Fort Ontario. Debris from the old Normal School demolition remains uncleaned. Columbia Mills Co buys a dairy herd and builds a model barn for pure dairy products.
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Oswego
The
Palladium
Richardson Theater
John Lapetino
W. S. Dodd
Eleanor Johnson
M. C. French
Fort Ontario
Old Normal School
Buffalo House Wrecking Co
Columbia Mills Co
Nazi Armistice Negotiators Named as Bombing Rages Britain
Nazi troops press on as France designates armistice negotiators while German raids kill 12 in Britain. A Plattsburgh business men course is announced, crops suffer from a June deluge, Marion Burke wins a Catholic Daughters contest, and local obituary notes Mrs. Jacquette. Edward F. Crawford Jr. earns Kernahan scholarship at University of Toronto for top honors at St Michael's College.
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France
Britain
Plattsburgh Barracks
Marion Burke
Sixth Word Republican Club
E. Bridge St
Twelfth St
John F. Jacquette
Edward F. Crawford Jr
Kernahan
University of Toronto
St. Michael's College
Peace talks shrouded as parley with Nazis convenes secretly
President Roosevelt nominates Col. Frank Knox for Navy secretary and Henry L. Stimson for War. John W. Schaffer bids $6,200 to install lights at Otis Field. Assemblyman Ernest J. Louis seeks fifth term. Obituaries note Edmund C. Himes aged 77 and James Soward. Gloversville defeats Oswego Nets 8 to 6.
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Roosevelt
Col
Frank Knox
Navy
Henry L. Stimson
John W. Schaffer
Otis Field
Ernest J. Louis
Hannibal
Edmund C. Himes
James Soward
Gloversville
Oswego Nets
Ten Years Ago Highlights June 19 1955 Revolt in Argentina Major Zain and Mayka Become Fathers
Army leaders seize control in Argentina as President Peron hides. Obituaries note Frederic W Craige William Breitbeck Mary Coadh DeLong. Fred Greenwood Oswego resident dies in Water Town fall. Major Zain and Sgt Mayka stationed at Camp Drum welcome new fathers. Samuel Hunt estate mostly to daughter Elizabeth Hunt Stoddard of Media Pa. Rev Arthur W Hergenhan departs St Pauls Lutheran for Oslo to study.
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Argentina
Peron
Fred Greenwood
Oswego
Watertown
Thomas F. Zain
L Stephen Mayka
Camp Drum
Samuel Hunt
Elizabeth Hunt Stoddard
Media
Frederic W. Craigie
W. Bridge St.; William A. Breitbeck
Walnut St
Mary Coadh DeLong
Kocher Rd
Scriba
Arthur W., Hergenhan
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Oslo
Norway
Welfare Funds Distributed for Public Welfare Districts 1965
Albany State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced 38,074,189.01 in Welfare funds to settle 65 Public Welfare Districts for the quarter ending March 31, 1965. Federal share totals 18,595,267.08. Oswego County Welfare District including 22 towns and Fulton receives 124,514.06 while the City of Oswego district gets 17,659.28.
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Albany
Arthur Levitt
Oswego County
Fulton
City of Oswego
Miss Cotter Weds Jeffrey Baker at St Pauls Church
Miss Mary Louise Cotter daughter of Mrs. W R Cotter and the late William R Cotter married Jeffrey Charles Baker at St Pauls Catholic Church. The ceremony at 11:30 a.m. featured organ music, a silk over taffeta gown with lace and veil, and a spray bouquet of white roses. The couple to Bermuda for a honeymoon will reside in Fair Haven. Baker is a Syracuse University graduate and a Manlius School alumnus who has accepted a teaching post. Cotter is a Oswego Catholic High School graduate and ward secretary at Community General Hospital in Syracuse.
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St. Paul's Catholic Church
Mary Louise Cotter
William R. Cotter
Wiliam R. Cotter
E. Seventh St
Jeffrey Charles Baker
Fair Haven
Moritz A. Fuchs
James A. Cole
Thomas J. Cotter
Auburn
Kathryn Anne Cotter
Regina Conley
Fulton
Carol Anne Cotter
David Holdridge
Red Creek
David Goldsmith
Nyack
Craig Mattison
Lake George
Fla
Robert F. Baker
Syracuse
Manlius School
Manlius
Syracuse University
Oswego Catholic High School
Auburn Community College
Community General Hospital
Scholastic Awards At K P S
A special assembly at Kingsford Park School honors students with Merit certificates for high scholastic ratings across all six report cards. Seventh and eighth graders LoIs OGrady and John Dena present the awards. ninth graders will receive theirs on June 24 at promotion exercises.
Vacation Camp Plans for Loyal Temperance Legion Youths
Mrs. Evelyn Mosher announces a 8 to 12 year old vacation camp at Dempster Camp grounds Route 104 B east from June 28 to July 2 registration 10 am to noon on June 28. The $15 fee covers lodging meals and activities with staff for Bible classes narcotics education music crafts and recreation. Contact local coordinators for more information and consider contributions of cookies juices and jellies.
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Evelyn Mosher
Little Valley
N. Y
the Loyal Temperance Legion
Dempster Camp Grounds
Route 104-B
Ralph Berry
Charles Leadley
John Sherman
New Haven
Mosher
the Heights
Oswego Hospital Births Report Two Newborn Girls
Recent births at Oswego hospital include Roy Guthrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard of North Rose, born June 17, and a girl born June 17 to Mr. and Mrs Bruce of R D 2 Mexico.
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Oswego Hospital
Roy Guthrie
Mrs. Richard
North Rose
N. Y
Girl Hanson
Mrs Bruce
R.D
Mexico
Oswego Student Participates in Trinity College Europe Trip
Miss Kathleen Anne Mac Sweeney daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo A Mac Sweeney of Oswego is among 20 Trinity College students in a Summer Study Travel Program for History. The itinerary spans France Italy Switzerland and England with lectures at Oxford and visits to museums, ending aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam returning August 11.
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Kathleen Anne MacSweeney
Leo A. MacSweeney
W. River Rd
Oswego
Trinity College
Washington, D. C
Trinity
University of Oxford
France
Italy
Switzerland
England
Sister Mary
S. S. Rotterdam
New York
S. S. Nieuw Amsterdam
Miss MacSweeney
International Relations Club
Oswego Catholic High School
The
Palladium Times
Pahl Firm Wins Site Preparation Bid in Urban Renewal Block
The William C. Pahl Construction Co. of Syracuse was the apparent low bidder at 60 000 after noon Friday on site preparation in Block 3 of the urban renewal program. The work includes retaining walls along East Second and East Cayuga streets and sewer facilities before redevelopment begins. Other bids: Raby Construction Corp Oswego 64752 Syracuse Construction Co 84500 Charles E. Wells Construction Co 93000.
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William C. Pahl
Ralph H. Lester
Raby Construction Corp
Oswego
Syracuse Construction Co., Inc
Syracuse
Charles E. Wells Construction Co
Fulton Youth Enlists in United States Air Force
Francis J. Soukey, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soukey of Fulton, has enlisted in the U S Air Force. After graduating Phoenix High School in 1963 he was sworn in June 18 at the Syracuse recruiting office and sent to Lakeland AFB Texas for six weeks of basic training.
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Francis J. Soukey
Frank Soukey
South Third St
Fulton
United States Air Force
Soukey
Phoenix High School
Air Force Recruiting Office
Chimes Building
Syracuse
Lakeland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
T-Sgt
Bill Bublitz
Bublitz
St Marys choir dinner dance in Ontario Room Pontiac Hotel
St Marys men's choir hosts a dinner dance tonight in the Ontario Room at the Pontiac Hotel with social hour at 6. Joan Canale is event chairman. The note also lists hospital stays for Mrs. Florence Hass and Mrs. Bell Bush Johnson, plus a smorgasbord at Lysander Methodist and a Trinity Methodist picnic at Mrs. Robert Weeden's home. The Alpha Mu sisters plan on meeting Sunday evening to pay their respects to Mr Hogan.
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St. Mary's
Ontario
Pontiac
Joan Canale
Florence Hass
East Seventh St
Oswego Hospital
Sigma Delta
Trinity Methodist Church
Rkobert Weeden
Dumas Rd
Minette
Sisters of Alpha Mu
P. J. Cullinan
Mr. Hogan
Boy Seeks Medical Help After Dog Bite Aboard Cabin Cruiser
An eight year old boy from Farmington Michigan, Scott Daggett, who was bitten by a stray dog near Worlds Marina, was found safe in Fishkill after traveling Friday on the Dagmar with his father Walter Daggett. The search involved Coast Guard, State Police and the Sheriff’s Department. The dog remained unfound and the boy was said to be in good condition after treatment.
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New York
Coast Guard
Fishkill
Scott Daggett
Farmington
Mich
Walter Dagette
Cortland Street Crash Kills Two In Cortland N Y
Two Cortland residents died when a car swerved off Cortland street and hit a tree Friday night. Douglas Dann 40 JoAnn Ellis 16 were killed. Carl Rice 42 in critical condition and William Marks 17 in fair condition were hospitalized.
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Cortland
N.Y
Douglas S. Dann
JoAnn Ellis
Carl Rice
Cortland Hospital
William Marks
Local Weather Report and Forecast Details
The 24 hour period ending 9 am reports a high of 60 and a low of 34 with a mean of 57. No precipitation and NW winds 10 to 16 mph. Sunset at 8 50 and sunrise tomorrow at 5 24. Mostly sunny and warmer this afternoon with a high near 80. Clear and cool tonight with patchy ground fog and a low in the 50s. Sunday brings fair and warmer weather with high clouds and winds from the west.
Driver Killed in Allegany NY Car Crash
Denis Dutton, 18, of Allegany, died when his automobile struck a tree on the outskirts near Olean. Police reported no immediate witnesses. The crash occurred today and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Allegany, N.Y
Denis Dutton
Allegany
Olean
Citizenship Awards At Kingsford Park School
At year end ceremonies Kingsford Park School honored seventh through ninth grade students for satisfactory Citizenship. Certificates were presented by Vice-Principal Mrs Lois O Grady and Principal John J Dena at an assembly on June 17 and again at the Promotion Exercises on June 24 for ninth graders naming many students across grades.
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Kingsford Park School
Lois O'Grady
John J. Dena
Patricia Abele
John Alton
Marilyn Alton
Mary Audlin
Richard Audlin
Bonnie Baker
Joanne Bateman
Lisbeth Benton
Daniel Bradshaw
Deborah Bristol
Bonnie Burns
Carolyn Buske
David Buske
James Buske
Judy Buske
Patrick Canale
Sandra Castaldo
Mary Celestian
James Church
Lourinda Church
Mary Kay Chwalek
David Clark
Deborah Coe
Bernard Coe
Terry Coe
Mark Coffey
James Canzone
William Cook
Catherine Cusyck
Christine Cusyck
Patricia Cusyck
Paul Osetek
Susan Palmiter
James Paternoster
Anita Patten
Doris Phillips
Christine Pospesel
Kathy Pryor
Harry Purt
Rita Purt
Sarah Rappleye
Sylvia Rappleye
Cindy Rebbeer
Pearl Regan
Mary Cris Riley
Richard Romback
Deborah Rowe
Roy Kevin
Jo Ann Scaccia
Michael Segal
Michael Shrader
Dee Simoneau
Helen Smege
Man dies after 16 foot fall at Thompson Paper Mill
A 62 year old man Harmon Jeffords of Greenwich fell 16 feet from a freight elevator at the Thompson Paper Mill in Middle Falls New York. He died later at Mary McClellan Hospital from head injuries.
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Middle Falls
N.Y
Thompson Paper Mill
Washington County
Harmon Jeffords
Greenwich
Mary McClellan
Police Chief Faces Crook Trouble in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Arkansas police chief Myron Traylor confronts a staff issue as two of his five patrolmen are named Crook Charlie Crook and Eddie Crook. The report notes the unusual coincidence in the small department.
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Jacksonville, Ark
Myron Traylor
Crooks
Charlie Crook
Eddie Crook
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Jeffrey Baker
St. Paul's
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Mary McCormack
Margaret Mulcahey
Kevin Roy
Dee Bimoneau
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Plan Dempster Vacation Camp
Pahl Firm Law
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Midway
Ida LE Pine
Lysander Methodist Church
Bell Bush Johnson
Sheriff's Department
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Uscg, Marine Inspection Office
Cortland Street
Kingsford Park
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