Welfare study urged first in Oswego budget analysis
A 1959 Oswego welfare budget could reach 2.765 million with the public welfare share at 895,880. Critics urge an independent study by a qualified firm to review rentals, medical costs and operations, hoping for efficiency and potential savings before the 1960 budget.
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Oswego
Department of Public Welfare
Common Council
Water Department
Martin Rose
Walter Driscoll
State Department of Social Welfare
Driscoll
Rose
Oswego City
Jefferson County
Oneida
Cayuga
Ontario
Viewpoints on Route 3 Lookout Expansion at Henderson Harbor
Watertown Daily Times voices support for enlarging the Route 3 lookout at Henderson Harbor to ease tourist crowding and add picnic facilities and restrooms. The piece credits 1934 developer Roy Fybial, notes thriving historic roses, and argues the state can expand land use while preserving safety and beauty for Lake Ontario views.
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Henderson Harbor
New York State
Thor
Lake Ontario
Department of Pubic Works
Beauviews
Ovess
Bues
Roy Fybial
Department of Publc Works
Hall
Health Questions and Answers From Dr Brady Column
A readers page features Dr Brady answering signed letters on healing nutrition and rheumatic disability. The Colorado man reports relief from calcium capsules but notes relapse when stopped. Brady urges nutrition correction, explains chronic joint disability, and offers a booklet by stamp address.
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Colorado
Labor Union Influence on Police in Plant Struck Area
A letter from J Henry Richmond of Potderin Machine Co alleges police and union forces blocked access to Louis Marx Co toy plant in Glendale during a strike. He asserts constitutional rights were violated, recounting refusals to admit him and police statements that entry required union permission. The piece notes Congress debate on labor abuse and civil rights in strike contexts.
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Washington
Arch A Moore Jr
West Virginia
Henry Richmond
Potderin Machine Co
Teterboro
N. J
Wu T
Tie
Richmond
Congress
New Jersey
New York State
Moore
Senate
Sen
McClellan
Arkansas
Strkes
House
Cardinal Cushing Says All Russians Are Spies
Boston Cardinal Richard Cardinal Cushing warned in a sermon that every visitor from behind the Iron Curtain, with or without rank, is a spy guided by trained intelligence. He said the Cold War could last 100 years and urged Christians to imitate Christ. About 10,000 Watertown area guardsmen, reservists, and civilians attended the outdoor Mass.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States of America
Cushing
Christ
Watertown
Venus De Milo and the Bra Boom Says Plehn Says Most Women Desire A Larger Bustline
Hal Boyle reports on Henry Plehn, a leader in the foundation garment industry, who says women worldwide seek larger bustlines. He cites foam rubber use, says 65 percent wear falsies, and argues security and insecurity drive trends while noting regional bust sizes and girdle habits.
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New York
Venus de Milo
Henry Plehn
Louvre
Plehn J
U.S
Plehn
Finland
South Africa
Moment of Meditation for Youth and Nation
A prayerful meditation urges young men and women to seek hope, faith, and patriotic pioneering to face global dangers. It calls for expanding horizons with optimism and personal development to foster a healthier, more constructive life for all.
Eisenhower as a Progressive Conservative in Policy
The article reviews President Eisenhower's six years in office shaping policy toward a moderate, conservative path. It cites blocking expansive government power in electric utilities, Treasury financing shifts, farm subsidy aims, restrained labor intervention, and enforced school desegregation, portraying the president as a progressive conservative.
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Eisenhower
Meanys
Reuthers
Lewises
Hoffas
Supreme Courts
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hope Grange Picnic Interrupted by Shower
The Hope Grange picnic drew a large crowd on Sunday August 9 with dinner at the hall during a shower and an afternoon trip to the Nathan Worth camp. Edgar Hole Jenbeck visited Rochester for his sister Bertha Kearnes and returned with her for several weeks with Edgar Roy and others. A birthday surprise party for Miss Bertha L Rounds was held Monday August 10 by Mrs Lester Place Mrs Mills Place Mrs Jack Austin and children Linda and Lester with a lunch and cake. Language note about Basques origins appears at end.
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Bunker Hill
Hope Grange
Hall
Nathan Wondworth
Edgar Hole Jenbeck
Rochester
Bertha Kearnes
Edgar
Roy
Tug Hall Red
Lester
Mills Place
Jack Austin
Linda
Bertha L. Rounds
Decision in a Mast ot individual Championship Play
Bridge expert Jay Becker analyzes a contract in which East West are vulnerable and the bidding reaches four spades after a pass sequence. He details lines if the king of clubs is with East or West, explains a safe route by cashing diamonds and finessing clubs, and emphasizes using clues from opponents holdings rather than luck to maximize tricks.
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Jay Becker _ ae
Declarer
Weat
Heart
East
King
South
West
Eastia
Rea Syndicate
Lac
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Watertown Daily Times
Jian
Tures
Brady
Yiham Brady
Hen Told
Canada
U. S
Chicken Bone
Rivalve
Ong Hat
Timbuctoo
l-Neila
David Lawrence
Hal Boyle
Sweden
Germany
Italy
Europe
Roosevelt-Truman
Rayburn-Johnson
Capitol Hill
Gimmie
IVA
Bonneville Power Administration
Wall the Tiberals
Trinity River
California
Uncle Sam
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Fusenhower
Benson
Capitol Hall
Eoat
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