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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

12

Bright Outlook For New York Farmers Despite Drought And Downpours

New York state reports generally ample and good quality fruit and vegetable harvests despite drought and downpours. Apples and cherries are large in the Lake Ontario belt and Genesee area. Strawberries, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, peas and spinach harvests progress well with Western New York and Genesee Valley seeing larger crops.

Albany N. Y New York State Agriculture and Markets Department Lake Ontario Geneva Genesee Valley Erie County Washington County Saratoga Rensselaer Massachusetts Kingston Hudson Syracuse County Water Authority

Funeral Held Saturday for Local Restaurateur Marshall S Hovey

Private funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a m in Dain funeral home for Marshall S Hovey of 173 FE Bridge St who died Wednesday June 24 aboard the U S Chemical Transport en route to Florida. He operated Marshall's Restaurant on E Bridge St for years and earlier worked at Marathon Corp. He was a member of the International Pulp and Sulphite Workers Union. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.

Dain Funeral Home Marshall S. Hovey Bridge St U. S. Chemical Transport Florida Hovey E. Bridge St Marshall's Marathon Corp International Pulp and Sulphire Workers Union

Texas Shipyard Uses Bananas to Launch New Ships

During World War II amid meat rationing a Texas shipyard employed bananas in place of grease to treat the launchways for new ships. The anecdote highlights wartime resource improvisation and domestic shortages influencing industrial practices.

Texas

Job Stress Tied to Heart Disease in Survey

A New York heart specialist reports from a survey of 12 000 professionals that job stress correlates with coronary heart disease while smoking may not. The study notes varying stress across 14 occupations and includes security analysts on the NYSE.

San Francisco New York Henry I. Russek U.S. Public Health Service Staten Island Russek New York Stock Exchange American Medical Association AMA House of Delegates

B&PW Leaders To Meet on Sunday

Mrs. Ann M. Schoff of Syracuse will host an all day conference for District V BPW presidents and vice presidents at Hotel Syracuse Country House starting 10:30 a.m. Dr. Marjorie Smith of Syracuse University will speak at luncheon. District officers include Mrs. Marion Siver, Mrs. Beatrice Lum, and Mrs. Agnes Woolver from Rome.

Ann M. Schoff Syracuse New York

Campsite Construction Expands in National Parks in 1964

The National Park Service plans to add about one thousand new campsites across various national parks during 1964. The expansion aims to improve visitor access and recreation options in multiple park areas nationwide.

Delia Accepted At West Point

Rep Clarence Kilburn announced that Francis Delia of Oswego was accepted to the United States Military Academy at West Point. Delia, 17, son of Steven V. and Stella P. Delia, will enroll with other summer appointees after earlier nomination in February. He excelled at Oswego Catholic High and earned multiple honors and scholarships.

Clarence FE Kilburn R-Malone Francis Delia United States Military Academy West Point Oswego Malone Thirty-first Steven V Stella P. Delia East Seneca St St. Paul's Academy Oswego Catholic High School Oswego Council Knights of Columbus St. John’s University New York State Board of Regents

Summer Music Classes Slated in Oswego

A six week series for five to seven year olds starts June 3 at Grose Dance Studio Oswego. Led by Dorothy Jane Hickok associate professor of music at State University College Oswego the program covers rhythm movement percussion singing and an introduction to orchestral instruments. Contact Miss Hickok at 343 7848 for details.

Oswego Grose Dance West Second St Dorothy Jane Hickok State University College Jack & Jill Stepping Stones Rochester Miss Hickok Drake University Eastman School of Music University of Rochester Fred Waring University of North Carolina Miss Dottie Music Educators National Conference

Navigation by sun guides birds under varying skies

Researchers note homing pigeons gulls and starlings rely on the sun for navigation. Under heavy overcast these birds lose bearings and become disoriented, affecting travelers, researchers and bird behavior studies.

Hannibal Honors 73 Seniors With College Plans

At Hannibal Central School 73 seniors graduated on June 22. Over 50 percent earned higher education places including 17 to four year colleges such as Syracuse University Hartwick College and the University of Buffalo. Eleven will attend two year colleges and several pursue non degree programs at institutions from Mohawk Valley Community College to Powelson and Humbolt Institutes.

Hannibal Hannibal Central School Raymond Cali Jonathan Christie Robert Fadden Rebecca Krtanik Roger Liddle SUC Oswego Daniel Deeb Francis Malone Robert McMillen Syracuse University Judith Place Joan Pritchard Hartwick College Oneonta Zoe Prugh University of Buffalo Lawrence King Rochester Institute of Technology John St. Onge Parks College University of St. Louis Faye Scott June Shattell Linda Smith Lewis Wendover SUC Cortland Dwayne Adsitt Mohawk Valley Community College Utica George Battles Maurice Holmes Morrisville Agricultural and Technical Institute Gloria Darnail Onondaga Community College Syracuse Robert Deming Paul Malone Canton Agricultural and Technical Institute David Reniff Alfred Agricultural and Technical Institute Beth Sidman Monroe Community College Rochester Mary Williams Cobleskill Agricultural and Technical Institute Alan Woodruff Hudson Valley Community College John Gombas Claudia Buckholtz Career Academy Washington, D. C Dianna Colvin Humbolt Institute Minneapolis

Methodist bishop apologizes for segregation in Central Jurisdiction

Syracuse AP report notes Bishop Roy H. Short of Nashville says the Central Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church has become a symbol of segregation and must be apologized for. He also credits the arrangement with certain church guarantees for Black members that were not previously available.

Syracuse N. Y National Church Roy H. Short Nashville

Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog

Dial FI 3 3800 FI 3 3801 remains listed for contact and advertising inquiries at the Palladium Times printing department.

Commercial Printing Department Palladium-Times

Nurses graduate with top scholastic awards in Oswego

Miss Nancy A. Brady and Mrs. Mary Agnes O Connor shared the scholastic top honors with 91 percent averages at the Oswego City School District School of Practical Nursing graduation. Nancy G. Cusack received the most ideal nurse award, Elizabeth Ann Zappala the perfect attendance award, and Rose D. Beale the Miss Congeniality honor, presented by Dorothy E. Marshall.

City School District School of Practical Nursing Robinson Auditorium Oswego High School Ann V. Bennett Nancy A. Brady Nancy G. Cusack Marjorie L. French Frances Mae Crego Betty June Dietz Kathleen Elizabeth Kray Mary Agnes O’connor Fair Haven Rose D. Beale Central Square Sandra A. Ruper Catherine L. Veen Mary A. Woods Elizabeth Ann Zappala Oswego City School District School of Practical Nursing John Daley Morrison Rider Thomas Crabtree Oswego Jerry J. Belden Robert H. Leadley New York State Employment Service Oswego City Mary Agnes O'Connor Dorothy E. Marshall

Rubbish Fire Reported at East Seventh Street

All three fire companies responded to an alarm at East Seventh and Schuyler Streets at 8 56 last night. Second Assistant Chief Thomas R Lavere said the blaze was rubbish only though several railroad ties were partially burned.

East Seventh and Schuyler Sts Thomas R. Lavere

Colorado Carnations Trade-marked as Unique U.S. Flowers

A claim asserts Colorado Carnations are the only trade marked flowers in the United States. The statement emphasizes a distinctive status for this flower variety within national branding and legal protection contexts.

Colorado United States

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