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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
6
Oswego prepares for a large influx of visiting firemen with pennants stands and a major parade. Organizers expect noise and traffic. locals hope for orderly celebrations and lasting goodwill toward Oswego and its hospitality.
The House defeated the administration farm bill 215 to 205 with 48 Democrats joining 167 Republicans. Critics warned of expanded powers for the Secretary of Agriculture and tighter control over farmers, while supporters hailed the rejection as a bulwark for individual freedom. The vote deepens political divisions and signals resistance to federal intervention.
The Tulsa Tribune comments on air travel smoke rules and women joining pipe use. The piece humorously notes stewardess reactions to in-flight tobacco and suggests women adopting pipes as a healthier alternative while joking about equality and social shifts.
Practical household hints cover sewing a button inside pant creases to reduce fraying, freeing ice trays with Vaseline, removing stains with vinegar salt water and hot water, tinting vase water, and drying wool in sun avoidance. Also includes energy saving on dishwashers by using rinse cycles, kneeling pads from sponge pockets, and other quick fixes for everyday tasks.
Dr Brady discusses pyorrhea cases and urges referral to a periodontist for gum disease treatment. He emphasizes calcium and vitamin D as fundamental for prevention and relief, noting his belief in nutritional deficiency as a common underlying cause in many ailments.
In a Romania trip Khrushchev says no need for war with the West over Berlin and no separate peace with East Germany. He shifts blame for Soviet poverty to military needs and warns of US imperialist aggression while stressing a fragile balance of power worldwide.
Hal Boyle humor column notes many wives play the stock market in small sums, boosting home life while net gains blend with losses. The piece humorously explores husbands noticing smoother marriages as wives manage investments and juggle household dinners and comforts.
A quick kitchen trick to save space. Layer leftovers in a container with foil between each layer, creating a stacked stack. This method reduces the number of bowls in the refrigerator and keeps items organized for later use.
Louise proposes removing a single foil fragment from the display. The action emphasizes careful handling and preservation of the artifact while minimizing damage.
Terry Smith a 14 year old of Fort Edward was killed Thursday when struck by a limb from a falling tree near his home three miles south of the village. Police said he and companions were cutting the tree down at the time.
Looking Backward notes Taft on track for the Republican presidential nomination with no clear contender for vice president. Oswego doctors face prosecution for TB reporting laxity as state reports a TB surge and Waite Plague fatalities. May O'Brien and Lulu James appear among local voters. District Attorney Culkin pursues closing disorderly houses as a welfare crusade.
A reflective exhortation urging pursuit of faith and spiritual adventure. The speaker seeks the ray of intellectual fire to renew hopes and ambitions and asks for joy in patient, dedicated labor. It invokes the idea that great heights are earned by toil in the night while others sleep.
Washington report outlines a thorough study of organized labor's legal status in the coming Congress. It notes Taft Hartley and Norris La Guardia influences, Supreme Court limits on no strike provisions, and shifts in labor power since the 1930s and 1940s.
The latest interpretation of Taft Hartley raises concerns as both labor and management seek to curb strikes. The Supreme Court sided with the unions on strictly legal grounds, affirming that Taft Hartley permits actions by both sides to stabilize labor disputes.
Oswego residents are reminded to obtain Social Security numbers before July 1. The item notes obituaries for Mrs. Elizabeth Ryder Moore 78 and Francis E. Fultz 9, plus school results where Oswego High saw 90 percent pass Regents exams and the Catholic Daughters install Mrs. Fred J. Skillen as grand regent. Joe Louis faces Jimmy Braddock tonight in Chicago for the heavyweight title at Comiskey Park.
The piece argues that without enforceable no strike provisions employers will reject arbitration clauses though such clauses are seen as key to preventing strikes. It notes strong dissent by Justices Brennan Douglas and Harlan urging broader statutory interpretation and mentions a labor board examiner ruling on union control of production ceilings and penalties for overage.
Five hands analyzed with recommended bids and rationale. Double shows values and signals to partner for hand 1, pass recommended for 2 due to safety, 3 suggests two diamonds, 4 advocates overcall in notrump, and 5 uses a preemptive three spades to occupy bidding space and promise about seven playing tricks.
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