New York Faces Debate Over Savings Bank Dividends
The State Banking Department weighs allowing higher long term savings dividends to end a rate dispute affecting Brooklyn and Manhattan banks. A 2 year minimum deposit term could lift rates from 3 4 to 3 3 4 percent, while authorities crack down on pre announced increases and uphold past rulings that dividends come from earnings, not advance commitments.
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New York
State Banking Department
Brooklyn
Manhattan
State Banking, Board
New York City
Banking Department
Savings Bank
Riverside Baptist reports 175 baptisms in year
The Riverside Baptist Church in Savannah Georgia says it baptized 175 new converts in the last year, equaling one baptism for every three members of the church.
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Savannah
Riverside Baptist Church
Obituary of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Crimmins
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Crimmins 40 wife of Joseph Crimmins died Friday afternoon after a long illness at Donovan Nursing Home. Born in Syracuse she was a communicant of St. Peter's Catholic Church. Survived by husband parents Frederick and McCaffrey of Oswego two sons Frederick and Michael six daughters Caroline Coant Peter Losurde Anthony Frio Donna Joanne Mary Lou and others two brothers Rev Edmund McCaffrey Alfred a sister Mrs James Sullivan. Services Monday at Cornell Funeral Home 10 a.m. and St. Peter's Church 10 30 a.m. Burial in St Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call 2 5 and 7 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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Mary Elizabeth Crimmins
Joseph Cenning
E. Eighth St
Donovan
Crimmins
Syracuse
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Frederick McCaffrey
Frederick
Michael Crimmins
Oswego
Caroline Coant
Peter Losurde
Anthony Frio
Fulton
Donna Crimmins
Joanne Crimmins
Mary Lou Crimmins
Edmund McCaffrey
New York City
Alfred McCaffrey
James Sullivan
Cornell
St. Peter's
Eisenhower Proclaims Oct. 7 National Day of Prayer
President Eisenhower designates October 7 as a national day of prayer urging Americans to seek divine guidance and gratitude. The proclamation recalls religious liberty, mutual prosperity, and support for the needy while directing observance on the first Wednesday in October to aid church planning.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
White House
Red Creek Bride Barbara Jean Ville Weds John Knox
Miss Barbara Jean Ville daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Ville and John H Knox son of Mr and Mrs John Knox Syracuse were married in Red Creek Methodist Church Sunday July 5 The 4 pm double ring ceremony featured soloist Miss Joan Burghdorf The couple left for Atlantic City and New York City and reside at 113 Manning Drive North Syracuse The bride and groom backgrounds and professions are noted.
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Red Creek
Barbara Jean Ville
Roscoe Ville
John H. Knox
John Knox
Syracuse
Red Creek Methodist Church
Richard Wentz
Joan Burghdorf
Barbara Jean
Georgia Ville
Webster
Doris Standbrook
Rochester
Barbara Baker
Weedsport
Robert Knox
Charlie Ville
Douglas Wiggins
Roxanne Hadcock
Atlantic City
New York City
Manning Drive
North
Red Creek Central School
Oswego State Teachers College
Esso Standard Oil Co
Escaped trio from Rhode Island State Prison
Gennaro D Amico Edward J Andrews and Robert Hashberger escaped by scaling the wall at State Prison in Howard Rhode Island. They forced guard Roger Remillard to drive them to Providence and fled in his car after taking him hostage with a screwdriver.
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Robert Hashberger
Roger Remillard
Paul D. Sherman
Rhode Island Correctional Services
D'Amico
Andrews
Remillard
Fulton Personal Notes Chronicle Local Outings and Moves
Local residents share hospital updates vacations and family travel. George Coles improves after a fall at Lee Memorial Hospital while Amos Hubbard returns from leave at Fort Lewis. Families visit Canada California New York and Delta Canada with hotel stays and sightseeing including Niagara Falls.
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Fulton
George Coles
Baldwin Rd
Volney
Lee Memorial Hospital
The
Nazarene Church
Recreation Park
Amos Hubbard
Fort Lewis
Washington
Harold Hubbard
Silk Rd
Arlyn Foster
Lowell
Taylor Ave
Canada
Joseph Cushman
Deborah
Joseph
Fulton Ave
California
Marion Rickert
Division St
Rose Cleary
Oswego
Ada Burlingham
South Fifth St
Agnes Whalen
Bristol Hill
Harriet Tucker
East River Rd
South
Alice Cavanaugh
Cayuga St
Freda LePine
Fulton-Bowen Corners
New England
Watkins, Glen
Corning Glass
Farewell party honors Air Force enlistee Lynn Kieper
A farewell party for Lynn Edward Kieper, recent Air Force enlistee, was held Wednesday at 7 p.m. at his parents’ home 204 Fast Second St. Hostesses were Stella Russell and Robert Whitney’s family. Also noted is an upcoming Lavere Harris picnic and a note on alum Robert J. Green’s Mohawk Valley Tech degree.
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Lynn Edward Kieper
Air Force
Lynn
Ralph Kieper
Fast Second St
Stella Russell
Robert Whitney
July Hot And Humid Month
Oswegonian readers learn July was hot and sunny with thunderstorms. Weather expert E F Loveridge notes average temperature 72 degrees, two above normal, marking a fourth straight month above normal. Five and a half inches of rain fell, including 3.61 inches on July 1, with thunder on 11 days, about double the usual.
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E. F. Loveridge
Jessie Dolph 87 Pulaski obituary notes two surviving children
Mrs. Jessie E. Dolph widow of Marion Dolph died at Evergreen nursing home after two months as a patient. Born June 5 1872 in Mexico she moved to Pulaski in 1926 with her husband and later lived with her daughter Mrs Howard Nicholson. Surviving are two sons Charles and Vern five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Tays funeral home with burial in Mexico Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2–5 and 7–9 pm.
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Pulaski
Jessie E. Dolph
Marion Dolph
Evergreen Nursing Home
North Mexico
Budget Director Foresees More Budget Fights Ahead
Maurice H. Stans, budget director, warns in Nation's Business that next years budget battles will intensify. He notes already made commitments point toward a 80 billion dollar or more budget for 1961, with the 1960 proposal at 77 billion.
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Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Nation’s Business Magazine
Stans
Bourke To Lead New Study On Medical Costs
Governor Rockefeller orders a six agency survey to assess medical care costs and facilities in New York. Dr John J Bourke of Albany will head the effort to report recommendations for 1960 legislative action, aiming to keep medical care affordable for the average person.
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Albany
Rockefeller
John J. Bourke
Joint Hospital Survey and Planning Commission
Oswego Hospital
Bourke
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Towns Named
A series of property transfers is recorded involving multiple parties across Fulton Oswego County Solon Lacona and nearby areas. Transfers include Patrick to Cianfarano Jones to Otis and others and multiple spouse pairs selling properties in Granby Constantia Albion Oswego Town Mexico and Pulaski.
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Percy E. Patrick Jr
Kenneth R. Patrick
Fulton
Dominic R. Cianfarano
Emrys T. Jones
Frederick E. Buchanan
John F. Zell
Syracuse
Richland
Henry R. Sivers
C. Robert Otis
Granby
Edgar A. Lynch
Walter C. Gwynn
Constantia
Herman F. Basedow
Volney
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Harold E. MccFee
Everett
LaCelle
Lacona
Albion
Oswego State Teachers College
Robert F. Osmond
Sheldon Ave
Oswego
Jay M. Grove
Mexico
John Ramsey
Village of
Roger L. Bouchard
Maple View
John A. Storm
Sixth Ave
Robert S. Franklin
Pulaski
Albert Libe
Veterans Affairs Administration
John C. Kohlhepp
Edward F. Martin
Hastings
Thomas R. Budd
Fifth St
Harry A. Gill
Ninth St
Daniel W. Solomon
Nellie D. Barney
Faith A. Barney
Watertown
Elizabeth K. Sembach
Robert D. Switzer
Bernhards Bay
Very Long Distance Calls Are Cheaper
Phone rates will be cut 47 million dollars annually starting mid month. The reductions apply only to interstate station to station calls over 468 miles. A daytime Washington to San Francisco call drops from 2.50 to 2.25 for the first three minutes with 60 cents for each additional minute instead of 65.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
San Francisco
Moody Bible Institute wins license for Chicago FM station
The Moody Bible Institute obtained Federal Communications Commission authorization to operate a 47,000 watt non commercial FM broadcasting station in Chicago.
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NEW Bible Station
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute Tase
Federal Communications Commission
I Am the Oldest Free Mason in Michigan
I was born in Oswego County 100 years ago last Oct 7 and describe my life story. I recall letters received around my birthday, a fall injuring my right shoulder, and a long recovery that delayed my work. I mention relatives in Baldwinsville and Oswego, a Westcott connection, and travel back to Oswego City before staying with family in Royal Oak Michigan this winter.
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Oswego County
Baldwinsville
James Blanchard
Tombstone
Westcott
Oswego
J. G. Jenkins
East
Royal Oak
Mich
Coal Boats Face Welland Delays
The Welland Canal bottleneck slows US coal trade as K D Mooney of Valley Camp Canada urges priority handling. He notes coal ships run a one way cycle and delays hit harder than other cargo classes, stressing costly impacts on profitability.
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Poronto
St. Lawrence Seaway
Welland Canal
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
United States
K. D. Mooney
Valley Camp Company of Canada, Ltd
Welland
Nada
Oswego Pair Wins License at Syracuse Clerk Office
John Restuccio and Norma May Kandt of Oswego obtained a marriage license yesterday at the Syracuse city clerk office. A license was also issued to Joseph Anthony Carroll of Fulton and Mary Elizabeth Drummond of 1212 Lodi Street Syracuse.
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John Restuccio
Norma May Kandt
Oswego
Syracuse
Joseph Anthony Carroll
Fulton
Mary Elizabeth Drummond
Lodi St
WCTU Menders Hold Picnic and Discussion
The Oswego WCTU gathered at the Ball-Tompkins cottage for a picnic with a Worship program on Forgiveness and juvenile delinquency. They noted new liquor license counts in Oswego City and County and discussed airline liquor safety with the Congregational Committee.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ball-Tompkins
Sandy Pond
William Bailey
Piney Woods
Miss
Tokyo
Japan
Christian Citizenship Committee
Oswego City
Oswego Couny
Congregational Committee
William Eddy
Florida
Oswego W. C. T. U
Norman Morris
Poisoned Beets Claim 2nd Victim in Idaho Falls
In Idaho Falls a jar of home canned beets caused botulism among six people. Wanda Nelson, 15, died in an iron lung Friday night. Aaron Gruwell, 74, died earlier. Kenneth Nelson, 45, in a coma. Naomi Gruwell, 41, and Lavicia Gruwell also in iron lungs. Martha Nelson treated and improving. A new shipment of botulism antitoxin was awaited.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Irian
Wanda Nelson
Aaron Gruwell
Wanda
Kenneth
Kansas City
Nelson
Naomi
Lavicia Gruwell
1Elson
Martha Nelson
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