Ira Firemen Set Sunday Barbecue on the Fire Grounds
Ira Firemen announce their annual chicken barbecue led by committee heads Ira-Alfred Burr Donald Baldwin Lyman Chase and Charles Baldwin. The event Sunday June 21 runs 11 45 a m until all served at the fire grounds with proceeds to support the department.
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IRA
Alfred Burr
Donald Baldwin
Lyman Chase
Charles Baldwin
Harry Johnson
Drusilla Guernsey
David
Ozzie Seeback
Kansas City
Kan
Albin Johnson
Bertha Kells
Arthur
Raymond Kells
Granby
Arthur Worden
Lakeland
Fla
William Titus
Cato
Alton Streeter
Pople Road
Earl VanWie
Walter Pierce
Harold Manwarren
Phoenix
John Ecklund
Loren Johnson
Timmie
Meridian
Auburn
George Chase
Martville
Francis Benton
Baldwinsville
Wallace Robinson
Stanley Robinson
Shirley Eby
Arizona
First Methodist Church
Milton Doty, Jr
Edward Ryder
Donna Harter
Myles Harter
Roberts Wesleyan College
North Chili
Bridal Shower Honors Janet Joshanski in Auburn
About 180 guests attended a Sunday bridal shower at the Hotel Albee in Auburn for Miss Janet Joshanski of Montezuma, hosted by ten friends and relatives. Attendees included Cora and Wellington Drice, with plans for her July 11 wedding to Marco Gambuzza.
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Ira
Cora Drice
Wellington Drice
Edwin Wilson
Howard Thompson
Edward McCarty
Fulton
David Hoyt
West Monroe
Nelson Parsons
Stanley Beckwith
Jack’s Reese Lodge
Alfred Burr
Beverly
Barbara
Frederick Gauger
Cato
Eugene Gauger
Keith
Kent Harter
Myles Marter
Oswego Hospital
Thomas Watson
Danny
Lee Hoag
Wayne Hoag
Debbie
Carl Wiggins
Steven Fisher
Syracuse
Parsons
Hoyts
Ronald Holmes
Weedsport
Bernard Bishop
Raymond Northrup
Fabius
Corky Baldwin’s 11th Birthday Party At WNYS Visit
At the Earl Van Wie home Sunday afternoon several callers included Mrs. Dora Mickels and daughters Belva and Anna, Mrs. Clara Baldwin, and Mr. and Mrs. George Chase. Corky Baldwin marked his 11th birthday June 4 with a TV program visit to Baron Daemon at WNYS Dewitt and received gifts for the memory preserving occasion.
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Stanley Beckwith
Earl van Wie
Dora Mickels
Belva
Anna Mickels
Auburn
Clara Baldwin
Jordon
George Chase
Martville
Corky Baldwin
Charles Baldwin
Baron Daemon
WNYS
Dewitt
Corky
Dennis
Gary Howman
Billy Lunkenheimer
Donna Baldwin
Between the Book Ends Between the Book Ends The United States and World War II
A mixed review cover story praising A Russell Buchanan for a thorough account of America’s two ocean war in The United States and World War II while noting maps flaws and a few over condensed chapters. The piece also briefly discusses Pepe Romero’s A Million Pesos and its Mexico City setting about Senor Navarro and a lottery arc.
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United States
Russell Buchanan
Harper & Row
America
Buchanan
University of California At Santa Barbara
Barbara
Asia
Europe
Pearl Harbor
China
Burma
India
History Press
Henry Steele Commager
Amherst
Richard B. Morris
Columbia
Pepe Romero
Doubleday
Organo Street
Mexico City
Senor Navarro
Zenaida
Queen Putita
Mariano
Tariola
Palomo
Restored Gambling Room Highlights Saratoga History
The famous Saratoga Casino gambling room in Congress Park is reopened for visitors as part of the Saratoga Historical Museum. The room features a vintage roulette wheel from Morrissey era, crystal chandeliers, original carpets, and relics from Saratoga’s early days including Lillian Russell gowns and items linked to Lincoln and Adams. The third floor houses the Walworth Memorial Museum with period furnishings and a 1851 piano from the Crystal Palace.
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Saratoga Springs
John Morrissey
Richard Canfield
Walter A. Britten
New York
Saratoga Historical Museum
Congress Park
Saratoga
Saratoga Race Track
Canfield
Monte Carlo
Lillian Russell
George Sherman Batcheller
Portugal
Batcheller
U. S
Chauncey Olcott
London
Crystal Palace
Chancellor Walworth
Sheraton
Hepplewhite
Queen Anne
Duncan Phyfe
Empire
Abraham Lincoln
Walworth
United States
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Kent
Vacation plans for Social Security checks
A beneficiary asks about changing address while away two or three months. The answer says if someone stays home to receive mail and checks are held in a safe place, no further action is needed.
Connecticut College Slogan Named Nation's Brightest Anti Litter Message
Connecticut College students contributed the slogan Connecticut Will Glitter If You Don't Litter to the state's public education program. The award highlighted the brightest anti litter message nationwide as part of Keep America Beautiful efforts.
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New York
UPI
America
Connecticut
17 800 Students Graduate From State University
More than 17 800 students graduated this June across State University centers Medical Centers and graduate programs totaling 16 437 degrees for 1962 63. Breakdown lists 7280 Bachelors 1671 Masters 462 professional degrees and 100 doctorates with 2060 associate degrees from two year institutes and 6163 from community colleges.
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Albany
State University
Graduate School of Public Affairs
Agricultural and Technical
State University Board of Trustees
Jefferson
Niagara County
Sullivan County
Ulster County
Fulton-Montgomery
Kingsborough
Borough of Manhattan
Counselor Educators Conference Attended by Dr Lucy Wing
Dr Lucy Wing coordinator of the graduate guidance program and psychology professor at State University College at Oswego attended a Counselor Educators Conference in Albany in June 79. She served as recorder for a sectional meeting on Elementary School Guidance with counselor education program chairmen from across New York State.
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Lucy Wing
State University College At
Oswego
State Education Department
Bureau of Guidance
Albany
Wing
New York State
Alvin Leizheimer
Bureau of Teacher Education
King to test civil rights act in multiple states
Dr Martin Luther King Jr heads the Christian Leadership Conference planning court tests of the public accommodations section in Alabama cities Montgomery Birmingham Gadsden Selma Tuscaloosa and in Albany Georgia and St Augustine Florida He rejects Senator Barry Goldwaters view that the bill is unconstitutional and urges continued demonstrations boycotts and ballot action after rallying about 70 000 supporters at Soldier Field he cautioned the bill is not the final triumph.
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Christian Leadership Conference
Montgomery
Birmingham
Gadsden
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Albany
St. Augustine
Fla
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Goldwater
Senate
King
South
Cuba Orders 500 More Buses From Britain
Cuba signed a new contract with Leyland Motors for 500 additional buses as part of an expanded deal after an earlier 450 bus arrangement. The January agreement valued at 11.2 million dollars included an option for 1,000 more buses, drawing U S criticism while Britain declined to restrict shipments, saying buses are not strategic materials.
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Cuba
Britain
London
Leyland Motors, Ltd
Fidel Castro
U.S. State Department
Five Albion Firemen Hurt In Major Blaze
A Sunday fire in Albion damaged or destroyed two buildings and wounded five firefighters. The blaze started near Perfecto Dry Cleaners and spread to Navarra Restaurant, with heavy damage to the nearby Orleans Republican American offices and evacuations of about twenty residents.
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Albion
Orleans County
Perfecto Dry Cleaners
Navarra
Orleans Republican American
Army Moves to Remove Racial Labels From Personnel Forms
The Defense Department ordered racial designations removed from most personnel forms in April under Deputy Assistant Secretary Alfred B. Fitt. About two dozen forms still carried race labels, including casualty reports and remnant disposition papers, while some postings for AWOL or deserters retained them.
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Washington
Defense Department
Alfred B. Fitt
Fitt
Associated Press
Pentagon
Navy
Classified Ads Win Mayor Wagner's Praise
Mayor Robert F. Wagner welcomed over 200 newspaper classified advertising managers to New York for their annual convention. He cited his role in ending the 114 day newspaper strike and noted that classified ads account for a large share of revenue, shaping public life with birth, marriage, and death notices.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Ulbricht Opposes Separate Peace With Soviet Union
East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht told West Berlin visitors through a news agency that he opposes any separate peace with the Soviet Union. He said East Germany should grow strong enough to push a unified peace treaty for both German states.
Cornell gets $250000 professorship gift in Spanish literature
Emerson Hinchliff of Ithaca donates 250000 to Cornell University to establish a named professorship in Spanish literature. Hinchliff, a 1941 Cornell graduate, retired from the faculty in 1957.
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Cornell Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Emerson Hinchliff
Ithaca
Hinchliff
Cornell
Landon Welcomes Son With Lynn Landon
Actor Michael Landon best known for Bonanza and his wife Lynn announce the arrival of their new son, a 7 pound 13 ounce baby born Saturday. The couple's latest adds to their family and keeps Landon in the spotlight of Hollywood.
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Michael Landon
NEW Son Hollywood
Lynn
Infant King Dies in Oswego Hospital
Sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. King Oswego on the death of their infant son Sunday at Oswego hospital. Private committal will be at Riverside cemetery. Surviving are brothers William and Robert and sisters Laurie Elaine Elizabeth all Oswego. maternal grandparents Edward Knopp Oswego and paternal grandparents Robert T. King Oswego.
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Robert T. King
Fourth St
Oswego Hospital
Riverside Cemetery
William
Robert King
Laurie
Elaine
Elizabeth King
Oswego
Edward Knopp
Stock Market Quotations From Foster Adams NYSE Syracuse Office
A listing of stock quotes and prices from Foster & Adams on the New York Stock Exchange. Firms include General Dynamics Polaroid Procter & Gamble Allis Chalmers Amn Airlines American Motors General Motors IBM Boeing Aircraft Chrysler Ford Motors Dow Chemical Eastman Kodak Eastman Kodak and others with prices and percentage changes.
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Foster & Adams
New York Stock Exchange
Syracuse
S. Warren St
Victor Dean
Resi- Fruehauf
Seneccecen
Gen Am
General Dynamics
Peek Dammel
Cocncapacessore ST Nat Distillers
Nat Lead
Cvere Soon
Polaroid
Proctor & Gamble . Pere
Pure OF
Sooo Sedent
Allis Chalmers
Alum Ltd
Amn Airlines
American Motors
Armco Steel
Tel
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Borg Warner
Burlington Ind
Campbell Soun
Canadian Pacific
Captier
Cccccces Devavccees
SOG Celanese Corp
COMED
Chesapeake & OR
Chrysler Ses Beeeseereseuns
Cities Service Eeeeeeeree
Colo Fuel & Ir
Scseeees
Columbia Gas
Comsat
Consol Edison
Continental Can
Continental Motors
Copperweld Steel
Ccoee
duPont de Nemours
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Easter G & F
Eastman Kodak
Elec B
Fairc En Airp
Ford Motors
General Instruments
General Motors
General Tel
Ccccscee
Honeywell
Internat! Harvester
Internat
Tel & Tel
Jones & Laughlin
Kennecott Copper
Lehman Corp
Liggett & Myers
Lockheed Aire
Marine Midland
Merck
Ccore We Cedeadacs
Sasass Minn Min & Mfg Co
Montgom Ward
Eco
Monsanto Chem
Nat Biscuit
Ning Mo Power
Am Aviation
Northern Pacific Ry
Olin Matthieson
Oulboard Motor
Owens Illinois Glass
Pacific Gas & Blee
Pacific Lighting
St Regis Paper
Scot
Sealright-Os. Falls
Sears Roebuck
Bee, Ge
Acsaee
Sinclair Oil
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand Corp
Texas Gulf Sur
Texas Instruments
Thompson-Ramo
Union Carbide
United Tank Cceer
Cccccccee
NY Central RR
Rexall Drug
Seeesee- 47
Socony Mobil Oil
Union Pacific RR
Westing Elec
Allied Stotes
General Electric
N - State
Reynolds Tobacco
Stand Rollsman
United Aircraft
Woolworth Ce
Son of Atheist Weds Teenager In Baltimore Court Wrangle
In Baltimore a court session announced the marriage of 18 year old William Murray to 17 year old Susan Abramovitz amid a custody and assault dispute. Susan's parents had accused Mrs. Murray and William of guiding her to move in with the Murrays and abandon Judaism.
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Baltimore
Madalyn Murray
Murray
U.S. Supreme Court
Susan
Maryland
Murrays
Senate packs stronger civil rights bill with broad bans
A bipartisan majority on the committee plans a June 30 or July House meeting if the chair fails to act. The Senate substitute strengthens a House approved bill by extending timelines and expanding enforcement. The measure prohibits racial discrimination in public places and by major employers, empowers the attorney general, and allows funding cuts for noncompliant federally aided programs. The House previously passed its version 290 to 130 with bipartisan support.
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Senate
House
Attorney General
Funeral Services for Thomas Edmund Joyce
Funeral services for Thomas Edmund Joyce age at 193 W Bridge St who died Friday June 26 will be held Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the family home and 9 30 a.m. in St Marys Church Burial will be in St Peters Cemetery Friends may call at the family home this afternoon and evening
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Thomas Edmund Joyce
Bridge St
St. Mary's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Funeral services held for David Lee Moose in Volney
The Rev. George H. Yager officiated Sunday at 2 p.m. at Dain funeral home for David Lee Moose of Volney who died Friday. Burial followed in Bundyville cemetery with bearers Meldon Dodge Gordon Dodge Merwin Doty Edward Rennie Traver Knight and Hubert Abbott.
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David L. Moose
George H. Yager
Dain Funeral
David Lee Moose
Volney
Bundyville Cemetery
Meldon Dodge
Gordon Dodge
Merwin Doty
Edward Rennie
Traver Knight
Hubert Abbott
Jones Inc Stocks Show Slight Gains in Mixed Trading
Trading mixed as Jones Inc shares rise 1.77 to 827.02 while other metrics gain 1.48 to 141.96 and 0.21 to 207.30, indicating modest upticks across several indices. Investors monitor small upticks amid uneven market momentum.
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Com- Jones Inc
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