Oswego senators face sweeping amendments to Medicaid law
In Oswego County the editorial board condemns New York State Senate members for voting through a Medicaid program then amending it eleven times within two months. The piece accuses leaders of blind fealty and poor judgment, noting the Assembly would block meaningful changes. It criticizes Republicans for failing to craft a reasoned program.
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Senate
State Department of Social Welfare
New York State
Oswego County
Double Sessions Debate Prompts School Bond Backlash
Community readers report that graduation exercises are being used as forums to push a double session plan for September. Critics say the policy harms education and burdens families while masking educator authority and district politics.
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Board of Education
Dangerous First Step Warned in Views From Editors
A Des Moines Register column uses spring fever as a cautionary tale about overindulgence and neglect of duties. It warns that even small acts can escalate into harm to family, work, and community, linking risky habits to broader health concerns like CRI outbreaks.
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Des Moines Register
Health Advice From Dr Brady On Child Illnesses
A mother asks if she is overprotective of her six year old with measles pneumonia now ten and still coughing. Dr Brady says not to overcare and to let him play but urges a specialist exam for bronchiectasis and recommends inverted physical activities to aid breathing.
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Lairey Gamp
Plastic tube possible for Mrs H M W fertility aim
Questioning if a new inner tube could enable pregnancy after loss of right tube and ovary. Answer notes a plastic tube is unlikely. a surgeon might construct a functional conduit from her own tissues to permit conception.
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H.mw
Vitamin B-12 debates over injection versus oral use
A reader recalls decades of B-12 injections for pernicious anemia in his mother with partial blood count improvement and questions current evidence favoring oral intake. The reply cites a pamphlet claiming minimal per dose differences between internal and injected B-12 and invites the reader to request it for more detailed claims.
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K.F
Retired Colgate Librarian Charles W. Spencer Dies
Charles W. Spencer, longtime Colgate University librarian for 18 years and history and social sciences instructor for a decade, died at 95 in Worthington Ohio. He will be buried Saturday on the Colgate campus.
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Colgate
Hamilton
N.Y
Charles W. Spencer
Colgate University
Spencer
Worthington
Ohio
Howardville Residents and Others Attend Local Grange Activities
Howardville residents Carl and James Steinfeld attended Pomona Grange at Sandy Creek on Tuesday evening where James joined the Grange. The column also lists numerous callers and visitors including Mrs Gladys Spoor, Mrs Donald Wiltse, the Cole and Muir families, overnight guests Alaina Wiltse, Denise Barker, and power house district ties. An obituary line notes Frank A Scott, Frank E Williams, and Edward J Johnson.
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Howardville
Carl Steinfeld
James Steinfeld
Pomona Grange
Sandy Creek
Gladys Spoor
Donald Wiltse
George Cole
Dugway
Robert Steinfeld
Glenn Muir
Altmar
Alaina Wiltse
Denise Barker
Power House
Alfred Priest
Karl Trumble
Cleveland
Floyd Bristol
Melvin Parrish
Patti Parish
Florida
John Parrish
New Jersey
Patti Parrish
Henry Wiltse
Hannibal
Harold Willard
Martha Skilinski
Mexico
Leon Stowell
George Seamans
Donald Turk
Pennellville
Dugway Methodist Church
Clemens Family Reunion Set for July 3 in Redfield Hall
The Clemens family reunion, descendants of George W. and Lavina Williams Clemens, will be held at Rebekah Hall in Redfield on Sunday July 3 with a picnic dinner at 1 p.m. Also notes of visits and gatherings among local residents are listed.
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Clemens
Redfield Hall
Vernon
Hogan
al Timmerman
Clockville
John
Lloyd Stedman Jr
Redfield
Anna Adsit
Cuba
John Hogan
Janice Mills
Canfield Mills
Leon Bartlett
Westdale
Sally Harvey
Jeanne Harvey
Camden
Louis Harvey
Ruben Harvey
Thomas Harvey
Port Byron
James Harvey
Richard
Rome
Charles Harvey
Auburn
Ray Clemens
Leo Clemens
Rev George H May Named Pastor in Vernon Ohio
Oswego native Rev George H May appointed pastor at St Catherine's Church Vernon. Four perfect papers recorded in Regents exams at Oswego High with top scores in American History and Economics. John Chwalek scored 100 in History and 99 in Economics while Reginald Swinyard and Theodore Thomas each earned 100 in Plane Trigonometry. One hundred volunteers begin USO fund drive seeking 4000 dollars. Fitzgibbons Boiler Co office workers vote 37 to 6 for union representation. Baltic states revolt against Russia and Nazi advance into Soviet territory.
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Baltic States
Russia
Geogre H. May
Oswego
St. Catherine's Church
Vernon
USO
Fitzgibbons Boiler Co
Oswego High
John Chwalek
Reginald Swinyard
Theodore Thomas
Wat son couple celebrate 70th anniversary in Woodstock
Saturday June 23 1956 Mr and Mrs James M Watson Woodstock Ontario celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary. Payment of 102772 dollars given to county and towns for road purposes. First shipment of Oswego berries likely this weekend. Mrs Margaret Crandall Pulaski elected chaplain of Women Relief Corps in New York State. Gen Nathan F Twining chief of America's Air Force arrived in Moscow to inspect Russia's aerial might.
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James M. Watson
Woodstock
Ont
Margaret Crandall
Pulaski
Women's Relief Corps
New York State
Nathan F. Twining
America
Moscow
Russia
Alpine region motor tours touted by Alpine Tourist Commission
The Alpine Tourist Commission says the best way to enjoy Europe’s Alpine scenery is by leisurely motor tour. It notes Alps roads are among the world’s best and identifies seven countries in the region: Austria France Germany Italy Monaco Switzerland and Yugoslavia.
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New York
API
Europe
Alpine
Alpine Tourist Commission
Alps
Commission
Austria
France
Germany
Italy
Monaco
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
Burt Lancaster Emphasizes Risk Taking In Life And Career
Hal Boyle profiles Burt Lancaster noting his Chicago upbringing in East Harlem and early work before Hollywood. Lancaster recalls taking chances shaped by wartime service and circus days, credits curiosity and enthusiasm for success, and warns against becoming closed to life.
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Coldwater Railroad
East Harlem
Lancaster
Oswego Palladium Times wholesale postal notice and info
A garbled post office and newspaper notice from Oswego outlines the Palladium Times as the official Oswego city and county newspaper. It lists staff names and addresses, subscription rates by year and region, and advertising agency contacts. The notice notes mail votes limited to areas without Palladium Times carrier service and acknowledges Associated Press membership.
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Thomas 4. Cloutier
West Thira St
Oswego
Withem HH Leighton
Eller
Clark Morrison Ra
East Ninth
Esther 8
Daigford
West Oneida St. Oswego
Ona County
Cayage
Wayne
Palladium Times, Inc
West First St
N. Y
Palladium Times
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Ju Tus Matthews Special Agency Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago Tl
Detroit
Timing trump control in a complex bridge hand
The article analyzes when to draw trumps in a bridge deal with South declarer. It presents a case where West holds AK10 of spades and shows that drawing trumps immediately fails, while delaying and ruffing the third spade allows South to guard against threats and eventually make the contract.
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Declarer
West
South
Lord God Unite Nations in Courage on Distant Shores
A wartime prayer asks divine protection for those facing death far from home. It pleads for patriotic spirit, a spotless record of freedom, and opposition to aggression. The plea requests restraint from arrogance, indifference, and normal business as usual. It seeks cleansing of minds and hearts and holy aspirations.
Restless Civil Rights Leaders Pressure Congress on Housing Provisions
National civil rights leaders, especially the more militant faction, grow restless as Congress stalls on fair housing provisions of the administration bill. Dirksen maintains a basic principle stance delaying action, while public sentiment swells from letters against the housing measures.
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Congress
Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
Ev Dirksen
Johnson
Katzenback
Dirksen
House
Basic Principle Drives Dirksen Stand on Property Rights
The piece frames Dirksen on the right of citizens to sell or rent to anyone, arguing constitutional protection of property rights. It warns the Administration bill would complicate private property sales, especially where discrimination is alleged, slowing transfers and chilling the market.
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Dirksen
Seller faces six month deadline after discrimination suit
The bill would give a plain tiff six months to file a discrimination suit in federal or state court. Filing blocks title certification and mortgage disbursement. If a temporary injunction is granted, the seller endures costly litigation that could erode equity, according to Anna L. Emlen of the National Association of Real Estate Boards.
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Anna L. Emlen
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Local visits and family events mark weekend in Lyons area
Mr and Mrs Robert Patrick and daughter Elaine of Poughkeepsie were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Phil Falise and attended a Lyons wedding. Mr and Mrs Fred Yonker observed their 50th anniversary June 7. Maxine Hubbard visited her aunt Mae Dunsmoor. Monday Myrtle Phillips of Zephyrhills Florida and Nora Potter called at the Dunsmoor home.
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West Fifth Street Road
Robert Patrick
Elaine
Poughkeepsie
Phil Falise
Lyons
Fred Yonker
Maxine Hubbard
Mae Dunsmoor
Myrtle Phillips
Zephyrhills
Fla
Nora Potter
Dunsmoor
Germans Lead Europe in Camping Tourists
Real Camp New York reports Germany hosts more campers than any other European country with over 8 million visitors in a season, including 2.5 million from abroad, who hiked and tented in Bavaria the Black Forest and other popular areas.
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Real Camp
New York
UPI
Germany
Europe
German Tourist Information Office
Bavaria
Black Forest
Cross Bearing Mandate in Matthew Chapter Ten
Fragmentary Bible verse notes Jesus speaks on disciples bearing their cross and following him to be worthy, citing Matthew ten verses about commitment and sacrifice for disciples.
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Brady
David Carter
Frank A. Scott
Frank E. Williams
Edward J. Johnson
Palladium
Times
Hal Boyle
Burt Lancaster
Broadway
Burt
Hollywood
Manhattan
Oswego Poliedium
Oswego Times
Clarence J. Leighton
Ti West Thiro
St. Oswego
Ies Palladium
Jay Becker
Quasse
Eve
By Andrew Tully
West Fifth ST. Road
Deas Neti
Acon
Matthew
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