Council Extends Coal Shakers Hours in Oswego
The Oswego council extends two coal shakers operating hours to two tentative dates, pushes a welfare work program for employable recipients, and grapples with hospital insurance plans. Regan argues faster loading saves business, proposes rubber insulators and port improvements, while insurance debates weigh Blue Cross versus Globe Indemnity and a city price split.
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Regan
Tentatne
Oswego
Welland Canal
Great Lakes
Osuego
Petman
Oswegos
City Association of Insurance Agents
Blue Cross
Lake City Police Club
Municipal Union Local 1591
Globe
Vincent A. Corsall
Mildred Ackerly
James O. Sullivan
Cross
Allstate praised by claimant in New York ad
Satisfied claimant Joseph Jacone of Bronx says the Allstate adjuster handled the claim settlement well. The notice touts fast help and on the spot settlements with no Home Office red tape. Allstate Insurance Companies, Skokie, Hinots.
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Joseph Jacone
Bronx
N.Y
Allstate
New York
Allstate Insurance Companies
Skokie, Hinots
Oswego Council votes on welfare aided plans and notes
Oswego Aldermen approve a 4 to 3 welfare program resolution funding using a five year deferred note for equipment and trucks. Adjacent reports call for detailed department plans to use Welfare recipients on proposed works projects and discuss a public hearing on demolishing condemned buildings.
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Insurance Committee
Department of Works
Welfare Committee
Anthony J. Crisafulli
Charles W Wills
Leslie P Cloonan
Blue Cross
Ackerly
Batchelor
Blunt
Sulluans
Crisaiulls
Valls
Sullian
Brettbeck
Ound
Crisafulh
Donald H Serrell
Corsall
Swllvan
Crisafull
Oswego
Breitbeck
Oswego Grangers Enter Community Service Contest
Oswego county 31 subordinate Granges in 1959 contest with 815 units statewide in competition for state awards. Leland D Smith notes record community mindedness as Oswego units vie for top prize of 110 000. Sandy Creek Grange earned honorable mention last year. State Grange session at Elmira October 27 30 to honor top participants.
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Oswego County
Leland D Smith
Brasher Falls
Oswego
Sandy Creek Grange
Raymond Jacobson
Paris
National Grange
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Mt Tremper
Ulster County
State Grange
Elmna
Dog Days Grip Nation As Heat Wave Persists
The nation endures a severe heat wave with temperatures in the 90s and 100s, high humidity, and daily storms. Showers offer brief relief, while violent thunderstorms sweep from Daggett California to Georgia and Florida, with humid air driving unsettled conditions east of the Mississippi.
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Associated Press
Cal
Daggett
Las Vegas
New
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Michigan
Appalachians
Mississippi River
Marines Pay for Flag Capers in San Diego
Eleven Marines, including a corporal and his Marine wife, were fined and reduced one rank for stealing General Randolph Pate’s flag from the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. The flag was recovered under a rug in the couple’s home after a visit by the general on July 26.
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San Diego
Cal
Maries
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Randolph Pate
Marie Corps
New York State To Start Cancer Prevention Study
New York State will launch a major cancer prevention study aided by 4,000 volunteers from the American Cancer Society. Interviewing 85,000 adults in 40,000 families across 54 upstate counties, the project aims to link environment and habits to cancer occurrence, with yearly checks on health status and diet, and data compiled over a multi year sun year period.
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New York State
American Cancer Society
Alan Stevenson
Upstate
Cancer Society
Stevenson
Cancer study volunteers aid smoking research in New York
The American Cancer Society began volunteer medical studies to explore smoking and lung cancer. Officials expect valuable results to aid cancer prevention and extend lives as interview teams work nationwide. Women in Canada’s farm labor force rose by 16,000 in 1958 to over 50,000 per month.
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Canada
Seventeen-Year-Old Golfer Shines in Washington Qualifying
The 17 year old golfer Dave Jene Anderson from Minnesota qualified for the championship flight of the National Curls Golfing Tournament with the second best score on the par 73 course. Teammates include Deana Hoke of Pittsburgh Andrea Schaffer of San Francisco and Sandra Hayrie of Austin, Texas. The field, including 32 qualifiers, saw several 88s and 79s as top players advanced to match play amid coverage of the park’s location in the Great Smoky Mountains, split between North Carolina and Tennessee.
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Washington
Dave Jene Anderson
Minnesota
Deana Hoke
Pittsburgh
Andrea Schaffer
San Francisco
Sandra Hayrie
Austin
Texana
Darlene
Sanedra
Texas
Judy
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Bill Purvis
TEL
Joln Sorority
Delta Gamma Delta Sorority
Pontiac
Ellen Conway
Pauline Vona
Judy Woodworth
Lynette Cornwell
Madeline Trepasso
Rorri Santay
Nancy Tully
the Palladium-Times Twes
Oswego, N.Y
Oswego Grangers
State of
Maine
Otter
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina
Tennessee
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Scoville Funeral Home
Scoville “Funeral Home
W. Cayuga
Jou
Alice
Midland
Marine Midland
Joan
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the Midland Trust Company of
Central New York
Fulton
Phoenix
Syracuse
Camillus
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Wilgoa Lights
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