Oswego Projects Receive Uk of House Committee
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee backed 1.284 billion dollars for military construction for the year starting July 1, covering active services, National Guard, and reserve needs. New York items include Oswego Army National Guard 5200? plus many specific base and reserve facility allocations. West Point barracks project for the Military Academy was turned down.
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House Appropriations Committee
United States
House
National Guard
New York State
Army
U.S. Military Academy
Air Force
Plattsburgh
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Rome
Army National Guard
Oswego
Olean
Amsterdam
Troy
Buffalo
Sanaran Lake
Catskill
Army Reserve
Canandaigua
Canton
Corning
Elizabethtown
Malone
Massena
Wayland
Air Force National Guard
Syracuse
New York
Military Academy
West Point
Enrollment At Women of Moose Held Wednesday Meeting
The Women of the Moose met at the Moose home with Sr. Regent Mildred Williams presiding. Officer enrollment occurred on Officer's Chapter night and Governor Jack Reifke spoke on cooperation. A rummage sale is set for Aug 14 15 at the former Palmer Store on E Bridge St with donation pickups offered. Oswego Lodge 743 will host Fumble Ball Aug 15 16 with a kitchen run by Lilian Williamson and others.
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Women of the Moose
Moose
Mildred Williams
Jack Reifke
Jean Tyler
Palmer
E. Bridge St. Ansone
Oswego Lodge
Lilian Williamson
Aileen O'Conner
Mooseheart
Katherine Haynes
Moosehaven
Yvonne Hall
Sylvia Hill
Viola Reifke
Nina Rookey
Ann Durdell
Fran Jackson
Pat Reifke
Harold Wolfe
Judy Richards
Albert Williamson
New Four Cent Stamp Due Soon Centennial Oil Stamp
The Post Office Dept will issue a four cent stamp commemorating the petroleum industry centennial marking the 100th anniversary of Col Edwin L Drake's first oil well near Titusville Pennsylvania. It will be issued through the Titusville Post Office on August 27 with sales starting August 28. The stamp depicts an oil derrick against a light background and measures .84 by 1.44 inches. An initial printing of 120 million units has been authorized.
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Post Office Dept
Edwin L. Drake
Titusville
Bridge winners named in McGough weekly tourney at Hotel Pontiac
North-South winners were Williard Anderson and J. D. Hartnett first with 112 halves. Kirke White and Martin Magnus second with 10613. Helen Fitzsimmons and R. W. Putnam third with 106. Harry Hinman and James McCrudden fourth with 97. East-West winners were John Yarbett and Irene Brown first with 98. Hall and Leland Cusack second with 9172. Lawrence Sullivan and E. E. Taylor third with 90. Charles Dehm and William Lennon fourth with 87. Helen Fitzsimmons top scorer in the series ending July 30. Other finishers were Walter Thorpe, Magnus, Beandes, Virginia Dean, and Henry Davis. Amateur photographers account for 36 percent of US photo industry production.
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Pontiac
Williard Anderson
J. D. Hartnett
Kirke White
Martin Magnus
Helen Fitzsimmons
R. W. Putnam
Harry Hinman
James McCrudden
Carl Seymour
Clarence Brandes
John Baryett
Irene Brown
Hall
Leland Cusack
Lawrence Sullivan
E. E. Taylor
Charles Dehm
William Lennon
W. J. King
Ee John O'Mara
Walter Thorpe
Clarence Beandes
Virginia Dean
Henry Davis
K E Record Hop At Legion Hall
The KE society hosts a record hop tonight from 8 to 11 at the American Legion Hall. Co chairs are Christine Stanley and Lynn Greenman with a large volunteer committee handling doors favors refreshments and records.
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KE Society
American Legion
Christine Stanley
Robert T. Stanley
Lynn Greenman
H. R. Greenman
Door
Shirley Bennett
Bernie West
Beverly Murray
Mary McCarthy
Florence Manor
Charlene Clark
Nancy Deady
Joan Henning
Chris Whitman
Favors
Sydney Davis
Barbara Allison
Joan Bellardino
Mary Alice O'Mara
Eileen Dailey
Nathy Donovan
Kathy West
Naren Tesoriero
Maureen Donovan
Nancy Mott
Linda Hopkins
Mary Helen Kuzawski
Marv Lazarek
Nancy van Ermmerik
Peggy Brown
Sally Kowal
Barbara McGann
Sally Kessler
Nancy Lynch
Maureen Ahern
Connie Wells
Peg van Emmerick
Marcia Murray
Nedra Smith
Karen Kuntz
Carol de Ambra
Brothers Arrested After Hubcap Theft Charged
Three brothers Truman 23 Allen Barney 21 and Donald Barney 20 were arrested and charged with petit larceny. Donald faced an additional charge of theft of four hubcaps from a vehicle owned by Ralph Smith of Hamilton Homes valued at 40 dollars. The case before City Court Judge Thomas M Mc Gough adjourned to August 13 with the brothers remanded to Oswego County Jail.
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Truman
Allen Barney
Donald Barney
Thomas M. McGough
Ralph Smith
Hamilton Homes
Oswego County
Trial on Stage in Broadway Drama About Wirz Case
Broadway producers plan a new drama built on court files from the Henry Wirz trial. The stage piece uses preserved records from Washington dating back to 1865 rather than Kantor’s Andersonville novel.
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New York
Henry Wirz
Andersonville
MacKinlay Kantor
Washington
St Josephs Annual Festival Sunday at 3 PM
St Josephs Church sponsors its annual summer bazaar this Sunday on the DA grounds in West Utsta Streets between Third and Fourth Streets from 3 pm to midnight. Rev Francis J Furfaro founded the festival ten years ago. last year netted 7000 dollars. This year Rev Ronald C Bill and Fred Murabito lead the event with a large parish committee and junior group. Proceeds fund electric snow guards for the church roof. Oswego Pathfinders drum corps to open festivities.
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Angelo DiMier
Joseph Murabito Jr
Rocco Fortino
Anthony Paeno
Thomas Ciappe
Katherine DeBan
Rachel Masukea
Nancy Cusyck
Joseph Sperino
Joseph Famlo
Ray Grela
Joseph Sugar Sr
Sally Iosue
Celia Godici
Antoinette del Brocco
Robert Colinari
Edward Regan
Edward Conzone
Philip Frani
Thomas Conzone
Fred Pompei
Mary Crisatulli
Marie
Lucille Donabella
Nick Colinari
Arthur D’ambra
Tiffany Motors
Oswego Pathfinders Drum and Bugle Corps
Saturday Nuptials for Several Local Couples
Miss Ellen JoAnne Jacobs to wed Edward M. Witowski at St Marys Catholic church at 10 AM. Miss Shirley Marie Godfrey and Robert A Grandjean exchange vows at Minetto Community Methodist at 1 PM. Miss Marilyn Ann Lipton and Neil MacDonald unite at Oxford Presbyterian at 3 PM. Miss Cherie Williams and Theodore Blanchard wed at St Marys Catholic church at 11 AM. Mrs Sally Foster and Samuel Francis Azzarelli to be married at St Josephs Catholic church at 10 AM.
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Ellen JoAnne Jacobs
West Cayuga St
Edward M. Witowski
West First St. Fulton
St. Mary's, Catholic Church
Shirley Marie Godfrey
Minetto
Robert A. Grandjean
Oswego RD
Minetto Community Methodist Church
Marilyn Ann Lipton
Mount Vernon St
Oxford Pa
Neil MacDonald
West
Mohawk St
Oxford Presbyterian Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Cherie Williams
West Sixth St
Theodore Blanchard
Martville
Sally Foster
West Albany St
Samuel
Francis Azzarelli
West Fifth St
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Patrolmen to direct traffic near Oswego college
Mayor Corsall ordered a traffic marshal at Fifth Ave and Washington Blvd each weekday at 4 30 pm to ease congestion near Oswego State Teachers College. The patrolman will guide vehicles for about 15 minutes amid Niagara Mohawk plant traffic and college construction work as streets officials seek to reopen West Schuyler St. to relieve the jam.
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Vincent A. Corsall
Oswego State Teachers College
Fifth Ave
Washington Blvd
Niagara Mohawk Corp
the Common Council
Niagara Mohawk
West Schuyler St
Factory Shipments Favor 8mm Movie Cameras in 1958
In 1958 factory data show 8mm movie cameras vastly outsold 16mm models by about 40 to 1, reflecting strong consumer demand for compact formats and the broader adoption of home cinema technology.
Rand Due Today on Final Run to Niagara Mohawk Station
The George F Rand is scheduled for her final voyage from sods to the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp steam station today. She was set to take on the first 1959 coal load this morning amid preparations for the transfer of duties and the ship’s departure.
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George F. Rand
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
US Cameras In Use Nearly 39 Million Reported
A federal survey shows about 39 million cameras are currently in operation across the United States, reflecting broad consumer and commercial deployment. The count encompasses devices in homes businesses and public spaces, underscoring growing adoption of imaging technology nationwide.
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