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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1959
Page
7
An anonymous amateur forecaster, once again predicts a long pleasant fall with abundant sun and warm days. He has a strong track record, aside from one miss in 1958 59 blamed on a freak December storm. He ties his method to sunspots and the Northern Lights.
Albany advisory suggests Governor Rockefeller will frame his stance on seeking the Republican nomination by weighing public opinion polls as one factor. The piece notes his lag behind Nixon in party connections and argues it may be premature to pursue a 1964 bid, urging him to complete his governor term and build a record before running.
Utica Daily Press notes the Senate office building in Washington faced high costs and public ridicule over carpet plans. Subways, tiles, and a split commission blame extended delays. Carpets were rejected after publicity, saving about 100,000 but highlighted government waste.
Reader questions cover immunizations prostatic obstruction and rhinitis with Dr Brady offering general guidance, pamphlets, and personal responses while noting he will not diagnose individual cases. The letter from a Virginia reader critiques immunization views and hints at household disagreement over vaccines and medical authority.
The text questions whether ultraviolet sunlight can convert cargosterol in the skin into viosterol, vitamin D, noting no scientific evidence that any substance can be absorbed through unbroken skin.
Montana Senator James E. Murray said ranchers now call for federal agents to investigate tranquilizer gun rustling. Murray reported FDA agreed to send a sleuth to Montana after a letter from Art Watson, president of the Montana Cattlemen’s Association, warning these guns can inject drugs into cattle and could be exploited by criminals.
A State Department source says hundreds of Russia flags will line parade routes during Premier Khrushchev's Washington visit, following standard practice for official state visitors. Flags reportedly cost between two and three thousand dollars for the display.
A new U S study reports that the average six year old has at least one decayed, missing or filled permanent tooth while the average fourteen year old has at least ten. The findings underscore early dental neglect and the persistent burden of untreated decay among youths.
William L. Ryan analyzes Cuba under Castro noting limited freedoms, potential for no free elections for years, and the emergence of Patrullas Juveniles while Communist-influenced unions gain power. Despite fears, many Cubans harbor hope Castro's revolution will ultimately succeed.
A look back at local notes from August 1909 recalls A A Wellington of Oswego elected vice president of the State Rural Letter Carriers Association. Republicans push D D Long for mayor. John Frisbie soars with aeroplane kites 600 to 80 feet. Rev Dean Barry to celebrate 78th birthday, ordained 31 years ago. A disturbed man found on Bridge Street after walking from Hannibal in a nightshirt with an alarm clock. A garageman offers to expose horses to his automobile for ten dollars.
Twenty five years ago on August 15 1984 Dusty Rhodes Aloysius Murphy of Oswego were picked for the Central New York Semi Pro all stars to face the New York Yankees in the Chiefs Stadium Syracuse tonight. Obituaries for Joseph Henry Pittsley and Judson Simmons noted. Repairs planned on W Fifth Street detour during River Road resurfacing. Whange Grotto wins City Softball title 10 8 over Lastlong before 400 fans at Fitzhugh Park.
On Tuesday Aug 16 1949 Walter White a prominent white skinned Negro reader said the color line may be ended by a chemical turning skin from black to white. Oswego state elevator lacks room for large grain shipments. Dr Michael J Crisafulli Oswego dentist at 164 West Second St recalled to army duty for two years. Robert E Russell WOPT FM manager will resign to become assistant manager at George E Campbell department store.
New York safety director Walter E. Bligh warns tractor operators to observe safety rules to prevent injuries and fatalities. He cites high highway use during harvest, slow speeds, no passengers, gear checks, and careful turning on slopes to reduce tip-overs and crashes. Also notes many fatalities involve children under 15 and highway incidents. Alan Freed, 37, and secretary Inga Lil Boling, 24, obtain a marriage license amid surrounding news.
A prayer asking to sweep back godless hate filled materialism emanating from the Iron Curtain and Bamboo Curtain. It pleads for compassion, sharing resources, and improved communication between nations to lift the world from tension and fear. It invokes blessing on efforts to foster mutual understanding and peaceful exchange among peoples.
A reader asks if crowds of Democrats will hurt or help their chances in 1960 and whether Republicans benefit from Nixon and Rockefeller. Analysis notes a crowded field may delay a clear choice but open fighting could boost public interest. Rockefeller’s stance adds drama and could pressure Nixon. Bethesda NIH seeks unusual disease cases for research, not routine illness, with no treatment charges.
Akiko Kojima denounces a Tokyo surgeon's claim of plasti injection to enlarge her bust as rude. The 22 year old Miss Universe, returning to Japan after a typhoon delay of 12 hours, vowed to confront the doctor publicly. Her arrival halted briefly at Wake Island while Typhoon Georgia cleared.
A devotional note citing II Peter 3 18 urging believers to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ, the Lord and Saviour. It emphasizes spiritual maturity and ongoing study.
West leads queen of clubs against an ambitious four spades contract in a master class display. Declarer collapses a trump squeeze, then draws diamonds and ruffs to force a favorable position, with the spade sequence and endgame decisions shaping the final claim.
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