Four Oswego tax-delinquent properties to be sold Friday
City Chamberlain Frank E. Sayer Jr. announced that four Oswego properties seized for nonpayment of taxes will be sold Friday at 4 p.m. in City Hall lobby. The parcels include homes at 99 West Schuyler St, 22 Dublin St, 27 and 29 Mitchell St, and 193 East First St. Tax balances reach up to 2800 each after years of nonpayment.
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Catherine Schaffer
West Schuyler St
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Cora Morrow
Dublin St
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Clara E. Driscoll
Mitchell St
William R. Stone
East First St
Sayer
Mr. Sayer
Oswego
Tax delinquency notice highlights Oswego city sale
City Comptroller and tax official discuss delinquent taxes with residents noting many overdue accounts clearable after notices. Delinquents face tax sales with 10 percent down and balance due on deed delivery. 1958 shows record delinquent collections, with expectations for higher totals this year. Arrangements can allow inspection of property at the City Chamberlain’s Office Friday.
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Chamberlains Office
Sayer
Oswego Area Weather Forecast Shows Showers Then Clearing
Oswego area weather calls for a few showers today with partial clearing tonight. Highs reach 75 to 80 degrees, followed by considerable ground fog and lows 55 to 60. Thursday looks warm and humid with likely afternoon or evening thundershowers and highs in the mid 80s.
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Oswego
Pullen Enters Race for Third Ward Supervisor Nomination
Donald J. Pullen of 129 West Oneida St announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Third Ward supervisor. A Wannibal Central teacher, he has previously run for the post and for the Board of Education, is married to Jane Ciesla, with two children, and belongs to the Knights of Columbus Oswego County Republican Club and the state teachers association.
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West Oneida St
Pullen
Board of Education
Wannibal Central School
Jane Ciesla
Oswego Council Knights of Columbus
Oswego County
Too Many Eggs Will Lead To Another Crisis
Three experts say New Jersey’s egg crisis is over but may recur in waves for five to ten years as overproduction causes pain. Dr John C Huttar Philip Alampi and H Roberts Rapp cite overproduction and underconsumption as factors and urge more marketing research and uses for eggs. The slump may end only by 1960.
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New Jersey
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Orange League Federation
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Philip Alampi
Education Held Key To Power Of Russian Nation
Dr. George Counts addressed the Oswego State Teachers College summer session dinner on Soviet education. He argued the Soviet system uses education to mold society and expand influence, noting four school types and vast state involvement. He warned Africa could become a future battleground and cited television and propaganda as tools. About 160 guests attended. George Shearing, born blind, later played piano.
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Ann Brendan
Edna Cassori
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Margaret Godden
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Harrison Short
Tom Stoeke
Despondent Boy Benner Dies At Bible Conference
Dale Robert Benner, 14, excused himself from Tri State Bible Conference services in Montague New Jersey, hanged himself in his room and died at St Francis Hospital Port Jervis New York. State Police say death by own action. Benner attended with his parents Mr and Mrs John Benner of Pleasantville New Jersey. The Protestant gathering draws delegates from New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Boy Found Dead In Room After Being Allowed To Read
State troopers report the boy, who asked to be excused from evening church, was found hanging by a belt from a ladder in his locked room. He had spells of despondency according to authorities.
Reds Sign Luray Ace Larry Dovel For Reds
Larry Dovel a 19 year old pitching ace from Luray Virginia has signed with the Cincinnati Reds for a bonus. The youngster fanned 140 batters in 58 innings and turned in three no hitters this season.
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Larry Dovel
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Cincinnati Reds
Dover Stars in No Hitter Versus Stanley High
Dover pitcher dominates Stanley High with a no hitter and 20 strikeouts of 21 batters faced in a dominant spring game performance.
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