Arrest of Dr Hinman on illegal operations charge
Dr E L Hinman was arrested at 6 30 last night on four charges of performing illegal operations after a lengthy District Attorney Culkin led inquiry. Three foreign women from Fulton testified against him and bail was set at 5000. He departed for New York to secure counsel.
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E. L. Hinman
Culkin
Fulton
Hinman
New York
Buffalo Wrecking & Salvage Co
Orin F. Gaylord
Mary Walker
Joe Basloe
Edward
O. T. Day
Campbell Heads Board In June 20 1939 Meeting
George H. Campbell presided at a June 20 1939 meeting of the board. The report outlined upcoming actions and decisions affecting the organization and its community program.
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George H. Campbell
Presi
Oswego Harbor trade growth eyed in Rotary talk
Harbor and Dock Commission president predicts steady trade growth through Oswego Harbor in a Rotary Club address. Obituary notices include Weiland A. Sheldon and Dennis Driscoll, 75. State aims to rebuild Phoenix Three Rivers Highway. Rotary Singers plan to attend the World’s Fair concert in New York by Associated Glee Clubs of America. Johns Manville will suspend Oswego operation July 10 to build its own plant in Jarratt Virginia, employing 160 locally. Carl Miller throws a no hit no run 3 0 victory for Sereno's over Matchworkers in City Softball League.
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Sereno’s
Gehrig retires from baseball after polio diagnosis
The article notes Lou Gehrig, longtime Yankee first baseman, has chronic polio and will never play again after voluntarily benching May 2 ending a 2130 game streak. Also mentioned are Edward A. Maxon elected president of Oswego Firemen’s Benevolent Association and Oswego Nets beating Ogdensburg 5-3 behind Owen Wright with Skaff's ninth homer contributing.
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Lou Gehrig
New York Yankee
Edward A. Maxon
Oswego Fireman’s Benevolent Association
Nelson Lavere
Engine Co. No. 1
Otis Field
Frank Skaff
Oswego Nets
Oswego
Nets
Ogdensburg
Owen Wright
Revolt Sparks Anti-U.S. Demonstrations in Guatemala
Ten years ago on June 20 1954 Guatemala declared martial law triggering widespread anti U.S. demonstrations. GOP leaders said the farm bill would sign a gradual flexible price support system amid looming summer problems.
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Guantemala
U.S
GOP
Ske
The Little Woman and the Egyptian Dancing Girl
A brief note features a small woman and an Egyptian dancing girl connected by a shared burden. The item hints at social or cultural contrasts and assigns a symbolic weight to the burden carried by each character.
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Burden
Daily Crossword And Cryptoquote Puzzle Teaser
A crossword with clues like Wrinkle Faint thus and road covering material and cryptogram AUWNTETMUN WNI XOB LXNZL GBQO UIAL NTNSILQ QOU APU reveal a new daily cryptoquote puzzle with a sample mapping and yesterday's quotation from Gracian about knowing when to discard cards.
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Gracian
Why the chow chow got its name and color
The article explains chow chow as a term from pidgin English used by sailors for mixed goods and how the blue tongue breed from North China gained the name chow chow. It notes the breed’s lionlike head, heavy coat, and possible temperament with strangers, plus a contest note offering prizes.
Riley School Kindergarten Graduation At St Pauls Auditorium
Graduation exercises for the Charles E. Riley Annex kindergarten were held in St. Pauls school auditorium at 9 15 Friday evening. Diplomas were presented to many morning and afternoon class graduates. Principal Paul L Alfred spoke congratulating the little graduates and parents.
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Charles E. Riley
St. Paul's School
Edward Maxon
Mary Purtell
Annette Smith
Bernice Finnegan
Mark McManus
Paul L. Alfred
Michelle Barry
Robert Borden
Patricia Carroll
Daniel Fern
Sandra Gehan
David Goodman
John Guyette
Rose Harrington
Clara Kelly
Timothy Kelly
Dennis Kirk
Ann Marturano
James McLaughlin
Edward McMahon
Mary Quesnell
Joan Spatoro
Martin O'Toole
Maureen Vona
Dennis Quence
Mary Carol Woods
Ronald Tesoriero
Bobbe Ray Ademyetz
David Zaryski
Lisa McClelland
Mark Alton
Nancy Bourne
Lilia Donahue
Joan Donaghue
Robert Fitzgerald
Daniel Gleesing
Michael Jermyn
James Lagoe
Cynthia Fletcher
James LaRock
Judy Fontana
Howard Leavens
Michelle Kunzwiler
Teresa McCarey
Louise Merritt
Daniel Pelkey
Beverly Spradlin
William Scheinert
Catherine LaRock
David Thompson
Thomas Conway
Augusta Hoffman
Elizabeth Powell
Donald Barry
G. A. Marsden
James Stewart Returns to Star in Fields of Honor
James Stewart returns to Universal Studios after years to star in Fields of Honor a Civil War drama for UPI.
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Hollywood
UPI
James Stewart
Universal Studios
Sister Marjorie Receives Fulbright Hays Study Grant
Sister M. Marjorie O.S.F. of Oswego Catholic High earns a Fulbright Hays grant for 10 months of study and research in modern foreign languages at the University of Besancon France. The award covers transportation maintenance and tuition and aims to deepen audio-lingual visual methods in New York State curricula.
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M. Marjorie
O.S.F
Oswego Catholic High School
University of Besancon
Besancon
France
United States
Marjorie
New York
Lister
Sister
LeMoyne College
Syracuse
College of Saint Rose
Albany
Laval University
Quebec
Rosary College
River Forest Grant Funded by Federal Aid
River Forest in Illinois receives a grant from the federal government to support local projects. The funding aims to boost community infrastructure and services within the town limits.
72 Year Old Woman Sets World Flying Record
Anna Hirschberg, 72, landed at John F. Kennedy Airport and claimed a world record of 57 hours 52 minutes for a woman flying around the world on regularly scheduled commercial flights. The previous record was 62 hours 59 minutes.
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New York
Anna Hirschberg
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Woman returns after long flight claims ease of travel
Mrs Hirschberg of Lake Hopatcong N J said five hours sleep on her flight left her unfazed. She arrived at 5 53 a m after departing 8 01 p m Tuesday and joked a hot dog would ready her to go again.
Mexican Actor Jose Carlos Ruiz Debuts in Major Dundee
Mexican stage actor Jose Carlos Ruiz will make his movie debut in Major Dundee portraying an Indian scout beside Charlton Heston, the film’s star, in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jose Carlos Ruiz
Dundee
Charlton Heston
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