Oswego Red Cross Hits Blood Program Quota
Oswego Red Cross reports a successful blood drive at the Elks Club aiding its 1961 62 collections. A total of 172 pints were donated toward a 1640 pint goal, with 171 pints processed at the regional center and 95 unscheduled donors, including 15 first timers, boosting the chapter to a record. Chair Anthony J. Murabito confirmed plans for the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Elks Club
Red Cross
New York
Red Cross Regional Blood Center
Oswego Hospital
Anthony J. Murabito
Norman Whitten to Wed Fellow Student in August
Mr and Mrs Henry Chatard Scott of Lexington Kentucky announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Dorothy Margaret to Norman Whitten Jr son of Dr and Mrs Norman Whitten of Oswego. Dorothy Margaret Scott is a William and Mary graduate and Norman Whitten Jr a Colgate University and Oswego High School graduate. Both hold Master of Arts degrees from the University of North Carolina and are pursuing doctorates with the August wedding planned.
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Henry Chatard Scott
Lexington
Dorothea Margaret
Norman Whitten, Jr
Norman Whitten
Oswego
Miss Scott
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Whitten
Oswego High School
Colgate University
Mr. Whitten
University of North Carolina
Pins Tested for Bowling Pin Design in 1954 Congress Era
Congress approved a plastic seated bowling pin in 1954 and 900000 games were rolled to test the pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bowling Congress
Strike at Pan Am hinges on court hearing outcome
Federal court hearing in New York will decide if a full injunction against the Pan American World Airways flight engineers strike will be granted. Union officials warn that lifting the temporary ban could trigger an immediate resumption of the walkout affecting Pan Am and Eastern Air Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pan American World Airways
Daniel Kornblum
Engineers’ Union
U.S. District Court
Kornblum
Ron A. Brown
Pan Am
George Rosling
Rosling
National Railway Labor Act
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Afl-Cio
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio Air Line
Goldberg
Engineers
Dante Alighieri Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The Dante Alighieri Auxiliary holds its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 8 pm in the club rooms with Venerable Mrs Jane Gentile presiding. Delegates report on Utica convention. Members urged to attend. Cecilia Godici and her committee plan social activities and Kay Arcadia will bring a special gift.
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Dante Alighieri
Jane Gentile
Utica
Cecilia Godici
Kay Arcadia
Birth of Arlene Grace McCaffrey at 76 Ontario Street
A daughter named Arlene Grace was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Alfred McCaffrey of 76 Ontario Street. She has two brothers Barry and Thomas and a sister Susan.
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Arlene Grace
Alfred McCaffrey
Ontario St
Arlene
Barry
Thomas
Susan
Sigma Psi Delta Meeting At Harriet Hopkins Home
Sigma Psi Delta will meet tonight at the home of Miss Harriet Hopkins located at 32 Taliman Street.
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Sigma Psi Delta
Harriet Hopkins
Taliman St
Huntington Circle Plans Thursday Strawberry Party
The Huntington Circle of Christchurch will gather Thursday at 6 30 p m at Mrs John Cole's home on Bunker Hill Road for its annual party of strawberries and biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Christchurch
John Cole
Bunker Hill Road
Local Dames Attend State Convention and Club Meetings
Mrs Beulah Brownell president of Elmina Spencer Tent and D U V, with Mrs Margaret Babcock colorbearer, Mrs Grace True and Mrs Frank Snyder, depart for New York City to attend the State Convention at Henry Hudson Hotel Thursday and Friday. The parish guild of the Episcopal Church will hold a work meeting tonight. The weekly bridge game at the Chamber of Commerce in Fulton last night left results led by Mrs James McCrudden and Mrs Joseph Amedio tied for first. Revel M Todd and aides attend the New York State Election Commissioners Association convention in Saratoga Springs.
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Beulah Brownell
Elmina Specer Tent
Daughters of Union Veterans
Margaret Babcock
Grace True
Frank Snyder
New York City
Henry Hudson Hotel
The
Episcopal Church of the Evangelists
Chamber of Commerce
Fulton
James McCruiden
Joseph Amedio
Harold McDonald
E. F. Taylor
Howard Hall
Francis Barnes
Grace Matteson
Douglas Jacobson
Revel M. Todd
Oswego County
Oswego County Fire Auxiliary Holds July Meeting
Oswego County Fire mens auxiliary met at the Secriba fire barn with Mrs Marjorie Cowen presiding. Sixteen auxiliaries attended and reported on committees including aid to burned families. Letters naming the Fire Lady of the Year must be mailed by July. The July meeting at Hastings on the 23rd at 6 p m will elect officers.
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Oswego County
DeRuyter Graduate Plans Morristville College
David Keith Wiltsie, nephew of Mrs. William Miller of 168 West Bridge Street, graduated from DeRuyter High School on Sunday. He will enter Morrisville Agriculture College in September, spending summers with his aunt.
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David Keith Wiltsie
William Miller
West Bridge St
DeRuyter High
David
Morrisville Agriculture College
Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black Marks Milestone Day
The piece notes Hugo Black, age 76, on the Supreme Court bench as Archibald Cox lauds his 25th term. It covers Black's reaction to a New York school prayer ruling striking down classroom prayer under the First Amendment, and reflects on his journey from Alabama cotton picker to trusted jurist and defender of free speech.
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Hugo Lafayette Dlack
Supreme Court
United States
Archibald Cox
Black
Cox
L Aw
New York State
Congress
Leo Neffer
American Jewish Congress
High Court
Justice Stewart
Kremlin
Alabama
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ku Klux Klan
Benny's touring all star band arrives in Kiev after Leningrad success
Benny's touring all star band reached Kiev on Monday following a triumphant run in Leningrad. The visit highlights a cultural exchange between Soviet cities and the touring ensemble.
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Kiev
Uss.r
Benny
Leningrad
Talks in Congo End in Discord
Premier Cyrille Adoula and Katanga President Moise Tshombe ended six weeks of unity negotiations in discord. Tshombe urged UN action to end Katanga secession as talks failed to unify despite UN encouragement. Adoula said the UN must take responsibility and negotiations may resume at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
United Nations
Katanza
Adoula
House approves three year extension of Export Control Act
The House voted to extend the Export Control Act for three years, widening a ban on exports to Iron Curtain nations. The measure tightens the license system used to screen shipments and curb goods of military significance to Communist states.
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Washington
United States
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodard Dies in Watertown Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Paddock Woodard 76 wife of Robert H Woodard died Monday at the House of the Good Samaritan where she had been a patient five days A daughter Mrs Levi M McClair of Hannibal survives the family notices said
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Watertown
Elizabeth Paddock Woodard
Robert H. Woodard
House of the Good Samaritan
Levi M
Doris) McClair
Hannibal
Huron Cement Co Starts Use Of New Rotary Kiln
Huron Cement in Alpena Michigan began clinker production in a 460 foot long rotary kiln surpassing the plant’s prior capacity. The kiln should yield more than 5 200 barrels of clinker daily and expand annual cement output by about 2 million barrels within the companys 15 year expansion. The project is part of a 72 million program including harbor dredging silos and new grinding and drying systems.
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Alpena
Mich
Huron
Michigan
Great Lakes
H. R. Schemm
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Dearborn Machinery Company
Dearborn
Barton Malow Company
Detroit
National Gypsum Company
Great Lakes Area
Oswego
N, Y
Denver Health Educator Traces Basketball Inventor Link
Denver General Hospital health education director Jack Stanley is identified as a grandson of Dr. James Nai smith, credited with inventing basketball in Springfield Massachusetts in 189 .
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Denver UP
Jack Stanley
Denver General Hospital
James Naismith
Springfield
Mass
County Legion Elects State County Legion Commander
Harold Wiltsie of New Haven is installed commander of Oswego County American Legion succeeding Ray Perkins of Hannibal. New officers include John Castle Mexico as first vice commander and Carl Shappe Minetto as second vice commander with a slate of adjutant Theodore Lebro Fulton and others serving as officers and delegates to the county convention.
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Harold Wiltsie
New Haven
Oswego County
American Legion
Ray Perkins
Hannibal
John Castle
Mexico
Carl Shappe
Minetto
Kenneth Patrick
Fulton
Floyd Sheldon
Oswego
Theodore Lebro
Charles Summerville
Pulaski
Joseph H. Beale Sr
Walter E. Gallagher
Ray Fleming
Wiltsie
Beale
Carl Potter
Orwell
Frank Ranous
Minette
Percy Patrick
Carl Westcott
Lewis Gibbs
Richland
Lebro
Gerald Parkinson
Phoenix
Harry Fish
Rupert Cates
Donald Clements
Howard Carpenter
Tom Shaw
Clarence Alkenbrack
Woman Injured in East Bridge Street Fall
Mrs Clyde Wolfe of 259 West Fourth Street sustained minor bruises after stumbling over a coal manhole cover on East Bridge Street near First Street at 1 30 this afternoon. She was treated at Oswego Hospital and not expected to be admitted, according to a hospital spokesman. Ambulance work was done by Fireman Fred Lee.
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Clyde Wolfe
West Fourth St
Oswego Hospital
East Bridge St
First St
Wolfe
Fred Lee
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Oswego Red Cross
DAY Cleaners
W. Fifth ST
Oswego, N. Y
Jane
Senior Citizen's Club
P&c
Harry M. Stacy
Selkirk State Park
Oswego District
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Peter Russel
East Fifth St
Portland
Hugo Black
Egypt
Huron Cement Co
County Legion
Comnbitiaonse
Nto Marns
Basil Rathbone
Estelle Winwood
Gary Lockwood
Anne Helm
Alien
Orion
Jimmy Vacation
John Saxon
Marie Wilson
Reginald Gardiner
scHiNe’s Oswego Theatre
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