Longer School Days Proposed by Teachers Group
The Palladium Times notes discussions for nearly a year on extending school days to boost vacation time. The Classroom Teachers Association was informed of the plan in September 1958 and principals and administrators have since reviewed it. Implementing longer days would require changes to bus schedules and bell systems, with student and teacher routines adapting as the most delicate hurdle.
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the Palladium-Times
Classroom Teachers Association
Oswego Eyes Longer School Day For 1959 60
Oswego Superintendent Mark H. FitzGibbons and the Board of Education study increasing daily class time by 15 minutes for the 1959 60 school year. A survey of principals will guide adjustments to opening and closing times, with elementary five hour and 15 minute days and high school five hour 30 minute days under consideration.
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Oswego
Mark H. FitzGibbons
Board of Nation
Board of Education
State Education Department
de. FitzGibbons
FitzGibbons
Oswego High School
Three Hurt In Monday Crash Near East Avenue Intersection
Three teenagers were hospitalized after a two car collision Monday at 8 40 PM on East Avenue former Hall Road. Donald Teifke 19 Route 10 B Texas suffered back and leg injuries awaiting X rays. Joseph Paeno 15 Minerva Street son of driver Jon Paeno received possible rib fractures. Jon Paeno and Albert J Crisafulli Jr 225 West Fifth Street were involved as both cars sustained damage and one had to be towed.
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Pwo
East Ave
Hal! Road
Donald Teifke
Route 10 B
Texas
Joseph Paeno
Minerva St
Jon Paeno
Paeno
Albert J. Crisafli, Jr
West Fifth St
Crisafulli
Walnut St
Martin Crucitti
Highball Binge Brings Five Deaths in Indiana Prison Farm
In Putnamville Indiana a weekend highball binge using antifreeze and soft drink powder killed five inmates and sickened at least a dozen more. Victims named include Raymond Morton Paul Durcho Carlos P White and Jesse W Tudder. Antifreeze sourced from drums in a garage at the prison farm contained meths alcohol. Separately city court dismissed several cases and fined Charles Hillman ten dollars for speeding after a Bronson incident.
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Putnamville
Ind
Indiana
Raymond Morton
Paul Durcho
Carlos P. White
Jesse W. Tudder
Thomas M. McGough
Charles Hillman
Bronson Sr
George W. von Holtz
Good Weather Drives Breakwall Progress This Month
July weather boosted federal breakwall work to 68 percent complete with 708 cap stones placed bringing total to 4,154. About 6,700 tons of core stone used in July and 38,970 tons overall. 75 percent of core stone placed, 50,000 tons trucked from Jamesville quarries. Completion targeted for next June. 1,216,563 paid to contractor, 375,168 due as work proceeds.
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Charles Kerridge
Mercer St
Jamesville
Kerridge
Robert Carpenter
L. A. Wells Construction Co
Cleveland
Guido Pierpaoli
Carpenter
Ohio
Grace Line Santa Cristina to Enter Oswego Harbor
The 459 foot Grace Line freighter Santa Cristina, flag American, will be the first ocean going vessel to enter Oswego Harbor on a Seaway cargo trip. It last loaded at Cleveland and may arrive Wednesday or Thursday due to Weland Canal congestion. On the dock is Victoria Paper Mill machinery bound for Venezuela.
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Grace Line
S. S
Oswego Harbor
Upper Lakes
Cleveland
Welland Canal
Port Authority
Victoria Paper Mill
Fullen
Venezuela
Lake Weather Conditions Report With High Seas
A marine weather brief notes a cruiser outing by an official this morning. Noon data report shows 74 degree air temperature under overcast skies with a calm sea, wind at 120 mph from the southeast and visibility around nine miles.
Playhouse Fire Kills 3 Children in Idaho
NAMPA Idaho a wooden playhouse in a yard corner burned Monday killing Mary four Mark five and Kathy Bryant six children of Mr and Mrs Jesse Bryant A neighbor fireman Willard Bradbury who lived next door found the blaze after kicking in the door The cause was not immediately known and the Bryant parents were at work babysitting other children inside
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Nampa
Idaho
Mary
Mark
Kathy Bryant
Jesse Bryant
Willard Bradbury
Bryant
Live Army letters shock widow of retired sergeant
William H. Suggs told how two Army letters arrived for his wife in Albuquerque. One offered condolences while the other urged processing insurance claims for her husband listed dead though he was alive. Suggs, a 33 year old janitor, retired in 1958 with a 100 percent medical disability.
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Albuquerque
N. M
William H. Suggs
U.S. Army
Suggs
Pep Pill Party Ends in Illness and Death
In Great Neck New York a pep pill party left Diane Schwab dead at 31 and Kathleen Pianin 30 hospitalized after a weekend gathering. Neighbors said the women began their party Sunday and continued into Monday. A large quantity of pills was found in the apartment after a relative alerted police.
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Great Neck
N.Y
Diane Schwab
Kathleen Pianin
Tips Not Gifts Rules the State
The state attorney general says tips by employees on official travel are not gifts and can be reimbursed. Louis Lefkowitz advised Comptroller Levit that tips are reasonable compensation and subject to review for reasonableness. He noted federal treatment of tips for tax and social programs.
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Albany
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Arthur Levit
Lefkowitz
Levitt
Bakery Owner Dies After Car Crash in Carthage
Paul S. Schantz 47 co-owner of a local bakery died in a hospital from a ruptured liver suffered July 24 when his station wagon struck a parked truck on a street in this Jefferson County village.
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Carthage
Paul S. Schantz
Jefferson County
Plant Manager Pleads Innocent To Bribery Count
Kingston based court records show Anthony Macera, 45, of Westchester Asphalt Distribution, pleading innocent to bribery charges linked to kickbacks in Ulster County highway purchases. He allegedly gave over 2000 dollars to four town highway superintendents in exchange for road supplies. Albany area officials and other named individuals feature in the ongoing probe and related grand jury actions.
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Kingston
N.Y
JPI
Asphalt
Ulster County
Anthony Macera
Westchester Asphalt Distributing Corp. Inc
White Plains
Macera
Catskill
Rocco Benevento
Marlborough
Burton Barringer
Rochester
Grant Avery
Olive
Howard Trowbridge
Benevento
Edwin W. Ashby
Dog Persecutor Is Not Sorry in Ohio Case
In VAN WERT Ohio Danny Clem fourteen admitted in juvenile court to tying two dogs to railroad tracks with a seventeen year old companion and waiting for a train to kill them. Judge Cathryn Harrington sentenced him to seven years at Ohio's Boys Industrial School with recommendation not to release before the maximum. The older boy’s case is pending. The incident occurred July 2.
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Boys Industrial School
Army Colonel Tops Field With Pistol
At CAMP PERRY Ohio WP an Army lieutenant colonel leads the national pistol championship final round as 1 800 shooters use a .45. William Hancock of Columbus Georgia tops with 1 742 points. He scored 873 900 on Monday with the .35 pistol and 863 with the .22 the day before. John Hurst of Los Angeles Police is one point back with 1 741 followed by Army Sgt Huelet Benner of West Point with 1 740.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
William Hancock
Columbus
John Hurst
Los Angeles
Hancock
Army
Huelet Benner
West Point
N. Y
Pie Sale at Fair Haven By Presbyterian Men’s Club
The Presbyterian Men’s Club holds a pie sale on Saturday August 8 from 10 a m in front of Maynard's Garage service area. More than 100 pies have been promised by church women, with proceeds to improve the Sunday School facilities of the church, according to Chairman Carlton Brown.
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Fair Haven
Presbyterian
Maynard
Carlton Brown
State Demands Death Penalty For Three Rape Suspects
In LaGrange Georgia a grand jury indicted Clifford Johnson Brannon Epps and George Alford Jr for raping two white women last Saturday. The state will seek the death penalty in the case with trials set next week. Alford a former Dayton Ohio soldier and the three men laborers in LaGrange face charges separate for each victim. Police described the assault following intimidation and kidnapping of the two women.
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Lagrange
Wright Lipford
Clifford Johnson
Brannon Epps
George Alford, Jr
Epps
Alford
Johnson
Dayton
Ohio
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