Independent Agency Urged To Conduct Elevator Vote
Oswego Port Authority considers an independent group to run a employee election on union representation. Clark Morrison notes the proposal targets all 19 hourly workers, with salaried staff excluded, to avoid NLRA or State Labor Relations Act conflicts. A date and setup would be coordinated with IBL and the chosen election agent. West Boring: architectural firm authorized to hire American Drilling Co. for pier test borings up to $1,000 to prep a new warehouse.
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Clark Morrison
Authority
Edward V. Mahoney
International Brotherhood of Longshoremen
American Arbitration Association
Honest Ballot Association
Morrison
State Labor Relations Board
National Labor Relations Board
IBL
Mahoney
West Boring
Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw & Folley
American Drilling Co
Authority Pier
Authoress Dies in Washington Upset Biography Writer Kathleen Graves Busher
Kathleen Graves Busher, 87, author of Uncle Joe Cannon biography and prolific writer of articles and short stories, died Monday. A Brooklyn native, N Y, she contributed widely to literary circles and periodicals.
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Washington UP
Katherine Graves Busher
Joe Cannon
Brooklyn, N. Y
Oswego Record Blazes With Aug. 5 1968 Event Notes
Oswego daily page reports local happenings on August 5 1968. The item highlights community events in Oswego Wyoming with brief details and names of involved organizations.
Sabin Estate Set At 30000 In Oswego Probate
The will of Charles A. Sabin late of Oswego is admitted to probate by Surrogate Richard N. Donovan. The 30000 estate includes a 60 acre farm with stock and tools to son Charles A. Sabin III, a lifetime right for daughter Barbara F. Sabin to occupy a second floor apartment and use a garage, 500 bequest to grandson Charles A. Sabin IV, and residue shared equally by son and daughter as co-executors. Attorney Robert G. represents the estate.
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Charles A. Sabin
Oswego
Richard N. Donovan
Barbara
F. Sabin
Oswego Personal Notes and Upcoming Community Events
Local residents share visits and social plans as Oswego clubs list upcoming meetings and activities. Highlights include a Lake City Masons picnic at Green Point, Junior Chamber meeting tonight, water ballet rehearsals, bowling league inquiries, Minnette Grange 1222 gathering, and a St. Joseph’s CYO note canceling tonight’s meeting. Also covered are pool party plans for Oswego Country Club members, a family visit to Groton and Vermont, a traffic fine for Lester Knopp, and a Deerslayers Bowmen handicap tournament scheduled Sunday. A correction cites a misnamed driver in a prior East Ave accident.
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Oswego Country Club
Deerslayers Bowmen's Association
Oswego
Trial date set for youth charged with assault
City Court Judge Thomas M. McGough set Monday as the trial date in a case charging 16 year old David Marturano of 67 Fast Fourth St with third degree assault. Complainant Fred Sweeney of 65 East Fourth St says Marturano struck him in the face during a card game in East Park Monday. Marturano is represented by Eben J. Poland. The piece notes Wagon Mound New Mexico and a landmark rock from the Santa Fe Trail.
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Thomas M. McGough
David Marturano
Fast Fourth St
Fred Sweeney
East Fourth St
Sweeney
Marturano
East Park
Eben J. Poland
Oswego Town Justice Race Sees Three Candidates
Harold J. Bies of Route 104 Fruit Valley enters a three way contest for Oswego Town Justice. Incumbent Milburn A. Cooper seeks re election and Donald Kelly also plans to run. Bies is custodian at the Oswego County Courthouse, former New York State Police member, and has served as Fourth Ward supervisor. He is a longtime Republican, married to Hele Ciesla with two sons, Raymond and Michael.
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Harold J. Bies
Oswego
Route 104
Fruit Vatley
Milburn A. Cooper
Donald Kelly
Bies
Hele Ciesla
Raymond
Michael
Edith Murray earns Master of Science in Education in Missouri
NANNIBAL Mrs Edith Stark Murray has received her Master of Science in Education majoring in elementary school administration from Central Missouri State College. The article notes a community gathering at Fair Haven and various local visits and family events.
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Edward Brown
Edith Stark Murray
Central Missouri State College
FE. L. Gardner
Maynard Gardner
Ivy Rogers
Ross McFarland
Sterling
Fair Haven
Bert Host
Nellie Brown
Lake View
Stanley Phillips
Marion
Ethel Gault
Hannibal Masonic
Gleason
Ralph Brown
Tampa
Flo
Myron van Patten
Florida
Victor Dennison
Marie Carter
Ann
Robert
Three Rivers
Fred Baxter
Phoenix
Bertha Garrison
Burton Smith
Charles Kranze
Bridge
Helen Fairley
Riverhead
L. T
Fairley
Mabel Dotterer
Dorothy
Marjorie Reed
Martville
Sultry Weather Stifles Eastern U.S. Heat Wave
The Associated Press reports a heat and humidity surge across the eastern two thirds of the nation with southerly Gulf air driving warm moist conditions. Western regions enjoy clear skies and cooler temperatures, while the upper Great Lakes and extreme northeast remain warm and humid.
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Gulf
Continental Divide
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Dodge City
Kan
Three Way Race for Oswego Justice Nomination
Three way Republican contest for town justice of the peace in Oswego includes Milburn Cooper of Oswego Center Harold C Bies of Fruit Valley and Donald N Kelley of Tug Hill district Filing petitions filed with the Oswego County Board of Elections confirms the race Kelley had not filed by this afternoon Bies recently moved from Judson Street to Route 104 west of Oswego and has long served as a justice of the peace.
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Justice of the Peace
Oswego
Oswego County
Kelley
Bies
Judson St
Local Republican Petitions Filed Across Towns and Wards
The election commission received multiple petitions from Republican candidates including Kathleen Weisenburger Sandy Creek town clerk Marion Stevens collector Frank Miles assessor Earl A. LiCourt New Haven Clara H. Glenister town clerk New Haven Alice M Rector Vesta Springer Naomi Stone four year assessor New Haven John Lee Putman two year assessor New Haven William Clemons highway superintendent New Haven George Brown Palermo Milburn Cooper Oswego Town justice Manuel J Ferraro Fourth ward Oswego Anthony Slosek Seventh ward Oswego William J Walsh Fifth Ward Fulton Harold J Bies Frank Upcraft highway superintendent
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Kathleen Weisenburger
Sandy Creek
Marion Stevens
Frank Miles
Harold Tifft
Earl A. LiCourt
New Haven
Clara H. Glenister
Alice M. Rector
Vesta Springer
Naomi Stone
John Lee Putman
William Clemons
George Brown
Palermo
Milburn Cooper
Oswego
Manuel J. Ferraro
Anthony Slosek
William J. Walsh
Fulton
Harold J. Bies
Oswego Town
Frank Upcraft
Treasury cash balance July 31 figures
The Treasury reports a cash balance of 5.8368 billion dollars as of July 31. Fiscal year deposits totaled 3.4547 billion, withdrawals 7.5052 billion, and total national debt stood at 288.7920 billion dollars.
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Washington
The
Treasury
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Dy-Dee
Dy-Dee Service
Joseph P. Ross
East First St
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OPEL
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Hudson Coal
Robert Downey Co., Inc
W. Albany &T
the Palladium-Times
Oswego, WY
Web
Sabin
H. E. Darby
Jessie Flynn
San Mateo, Calif
Angelo Vona
Franklyn Ave
Chamber of Commerce
John G. Pilon
Lancaster, Pa
Celia Pilon
Bernhard’s Bay
F. xX. Pilon
City
Joan Reidy
Minnette Grange
Grange Hall
David Donaldson
Beulah Brownell
CYO
St. Joseph's Social Hall
Wayne Kellogg
Myron S. Thompson
Thompson Road
Joan Fragale
Groton
Vermont
Lester T. Knopp
Thompson Rd
Oswego RD
Knopp
John Galletta
East Ave
Albert J. Crisafulli, Jr
West Fifth St
Crispino
Wagon Mound
New México
HIVE
Wiitze Gaynor
Seano Brazzi
Rodger & Kammerstein
South Pacific
Oswego Theatre
Edith Murray
Missouri
Williamson
J. R. Comerford
Associated Press
Town of
Oswego Court
Theodore Whitlock
Sceriba
Upstate Driving Academy
Phillip J. Falise
Seneca St
Rosa
Fara One
Burnside Pharmacy
Freezer
Norge ‘Deluxe II Co
NORGE
Mrs. Homemarker
Gover’s
Dept. Store
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