Marina Plans Pressed- Port Authority Schedules Vote
Oswego port Authority sets a union bargaining election for 19 elevator workers with Honest Ballot Association to supervise. IBL objections push for State Labor Relations Board. Authority worries about cost and authority but proceeds to secret balloting Thursday at 4 p.m. Also discusses marina development by Fred Co Plank at the slip near the Coast Guard station and aims for limited operation by next year.
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Port Authority
Union
Oswego
Clark Morrison, Ltd
George J. Ab Y
Honest Ballot Association
New York City
Atr. Morrison
Abrams
Edward V. Mahoney
Prgaiter
International Brotherhood of Longshoremen
Honest Ballot
Mahoney
Buffalo
IBL
State Labor Relations Board
Maul
New York
International Union
Morrison
Adrian K. King
Marina Presse
Fred Co. Plank
East Second St
Authority
Coast Guard
Plank
Pier Goods and Track Work Authorized by Oswego Authority
The Oswego authority directed Arthur C. Menger to obtain prices on cargo nets and camels for use on the pier by arriving vessels. It purchased creosoted planks under a state bid for 1 907 and authorized 360 to raise and realign tracks and restore a switch.
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Arthur C. Menger
Paul J. Williams
Williams Marine Agency
Uniform Rules Set for Oswego County Civil Service
The Oswego County Civil Service Commission expects adoption of uniform rules aligning with New York State Civil Service Law. Andy W. Lewis said provisional appointments will be limited to two six month terms. If examined or not submitted for examination, a provisional appointment cannot continue. The commission includes Victor S. Tustic, Fred Helbeck, and William E. Theall.
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New York
Victor S. Tustic
Fulton
Fred Helbeck
Williamstown
William E. Theall
Constantia
Oil Explosion Kills 4 Firemen in Station Blast
A blaze at an oil storage facility sparked by a filling station fire in Kansas City injures at least 80 and kills four firemen from the Kansas City Missouri department. Four 25,000 gallon tanks exploded creating a spreading blaze and a mushrooming fireball.
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Kansas City
Francis Daugherty
Kan
Kansas City, Mo
McOut Harris Wedding Held In Church Here
The Presbyterian church hosted the 1:30 p m wedding of Mrs Frederica Clayton Harris and David Cameron McOut with Rev Morrison Rider officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Clayton, wore ice blue taffeta and lace. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs George C McOut of Rochester. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple plans to reside in Gainesville Fla where the bride, a registered nurse, will begin further studies after the groom completes his MA at the University of Florida.
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Presbyterian Church
Frederica Clayton Harris
David Cameron McOut
Morrison Rider
C. F. Clayton
West River Rd
George C. McOut
Superior Rd
Rochester
Harold Butler
Alfonzo Clayton
Pocono Mountains
McOut
Syracuse Loses NYC Offices to Move to Rochester
The NY Central Railroad division headquarters will shift from Syracuse to Rochester on Oct 15 due to a lease of the Syracuse passenger station. The district offices stay in Syracuse, affecting about Central employees while the division covers Syracuse to Buffalo and Lyons to northern Pennsylvania.
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Syracuse
New York Central Railroad
Rochester
Robert D. Timpany
Central
Timpany
Buffalo
Lyons
Peninsylvania
About & Central
Tommy Sands Plans Shift From R and B to Ballads
Los Angeles rock and roll singer Tommy Sands says he will switch from rhythm and blues to serious ballads. He told reporters on Monday that someone must show what the serious songs sound like and that today’s kids need examples.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Sands
New Hampshire Solon Predicts Nixon Rockerfeller Shift
Rep Chester E Merrow of New Hampshire forecast a public opinion poll shift toward Nelson Rockefeller for the GOP presidential nomination as Rockefeller stressed polls would not dictate his decision. Rockefeller dismissed any early November deadline and pledged decisions would be based on potential service rather than polling.
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Washington
Sho
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Chester E. Merrow
RNH
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefller
Albany
Rockefeller
Puerto Rico
Nixon
Obituary of Paul B Chase a retired engineer and WWI veteran
Paul B Chase 47 Manor Parkway Rochester retired civil engineer and former State DPW official died Sunday at 65 He worked in Syracuse Utica and Rochester and oversaw canals in the area A Syracuse University graduate and Mason he is survived by Grace a daughter Beulah sister Harold three grandsons and two nephews Funeral held in Rochester with burial in Danbury Conn Also news of Gilbert W Schurr a retired canal employee who died in Rome born in Oswego he served in WWI and worked for the NYS Canals He leaves a wife two daughters and a son in law with private funeral arrangements in Rome and burial in New Hartford Also a note on President James Monroe’s party affiliation.
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Paul B. Chase
Manor Parkway
Rochester
SE Neras
Mr. Chase
State Department of Public Works
Syracuse
Utica
Minetto
Oswego County
Naval Aeronautical Corps
Syracuse University
Masons
First Presbyterian Church of
Grace
Paul L. Sweet
Danbury
Gufb W. Schurr
Gilbert W. Schurr
Turin Rd
Rome
Canal
Oswego
Frank
Ida Gruelich Schurr
Johanna E. Faber
New Hartford
Schurr
New York State Dept. of Canals
Henry P. Smith American Legion Post
Lewis Rappleye
Richard Reifke
Teller Funeral Home
Paul A. Boriack
St. John's Lutheran Church
Migrant Held For Biting Lip Of Second Man
City court action centers on a migrant laborer Santos Lopes accused of biting the lip of a second worker during a fracas near Fast First and Bridge Streets. Two Fetterlys James and Harold from East Ninth Street face disorderly conduct charges and adjourned arraignments set for Thursday September 3.
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Thomas M. McGough
James Fetterly
Harold Fetterly
East Ninth St
Santos Lopes
Fetterlys
First and
Bridge Sts
James Oleary
George E. Snyder
Lionel J. Farr
Elmer Helmlinger
Harold Feiterly
Local motorists face fines after accidents and red lights
Oswego County court records show Larry Mills fined 25 dollars after leaving the scene of a collision with a parked car owned by Howard Kealing. Mills had license revoked and forwarded to Albany. Several speeders were fined 15 to 5 dollars by local police. Verdoliva and Allen paid 15 and 10 dollars for speeding, with others fined five dollars for traffic violations and red light offenses in Oswego and Fulton areas.
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Sixder
Richard C. Mitchell
Lopes
Alvarado Aquilino
Joseph Paeno
Paero
Richard F. Bird
David J. Lewis
Dominick Santoro
Wego County
Torney
David J. Read
Oswego County
Thomas M. McCarthy
Larry Millis
Oswego RD
Mills
New Yor State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Albany
Sgt. Bird
Howard Kealing
West Bridge St
John le Verdeliva
Ontario St
Oswego
John Li Allen
West Broadway
Fulton
Verdoliva
John Galletta
Alen
Joseph Swiech
Swiech
William Mc«Cann
Erie St
Alice Kd
Worden
Fulton RD
Galletta
Emanuel Z. Friedman
Montebello Rd
Suffren
Princess Beatrix Heads to Ticker Tape Parade and NYC Visit
Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands arrives September 11 for a ticker tape parade up lower Broadway. On September 14 she meets President Eisenhower in Washington after Hudson River anniversary ceremonies in New York. She guests Gov. Rockefeller in Albany and visits West Point Newburgh High Falls New Paltz Hurley Kingston Hudson Schenectady and Staten Island.
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New York
Beatrix
Netherlands
Broadway
Washington
Eisenhower
Hudson River
Henry Hudson
Mrs. Rockefeller
Albany
West Point
Newburgh
Highjand
New Paltz
Hurley
Kingston, Hudson
Schenectady
New York City
Straten Island
Postmaster Killed in Route 5S Crash at Abon
Pi Leo J Light, 37, postmaster of Livington County village Abon, was killed when his car swerved off Route 5S near here today.
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Abon, N.Y
Leo J. Light
Livington County
Vilage
Here
State Democrats Discuss Money, Candidates
Albany reports 26 Upstate Democratic chairmen met with State Chairman Michael Prendergast to discuss presidential prospects regional conferences and a party deficit. He noted observers favoring none and planned three regional events for local candidates with one likely in Auburn. A $180,000 deficit from Hariman's defeat may be reduced by a $50 dinner in Troy on Sept 23.
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Albany
Michael Prendergast
Prendergast
Auburn
Troy
Averell Harriman
Nelson Rockefeller
William Posner
Rochester
Rockefeller
New York City
Delaware
Otsego
Oneida
Rensselaer
Wyoming
Orleans
Livingston
Ontario
Madison
Essex
Clinton Herkimer
Cayuga
Seneca
Tompkins
Ulster
Saratoga
Schenectardy
Putton
Onondaga
Chenango
Columbia
Greene Montgomery
Chemung
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Thiva
David C. McOut Phate
Timmerman
Nyc
New Hampshire
Solon
James Monroe
Democratic Party
General Electric Freezer
Ecee
Ime
Rhul
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