Fulton Public Schools Open Tuesday, Sept. 8
Fulton announces fall term openings under Superintendent Glenn W Clark with high and grade schools resuming Tuesday Sept. 6. Registration targets: Lanizan 266 Oak 230 Phillips 571 Walradt 0 J R Fairgrieve 0 Fourth St 186 6 St 253 Fulton 900. Many summer repairs and staff changes noted including new athletic field work and gas fired heat retrofits.
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Fulton
Fulton Public Schools
Glenn
Clark
Mathew B. Frawley
Nile
Regis
Lanizan
Oak St
Phillips School
Walradt St
State St. Vat
Erie
State St
C. R. Acheson
Syracuse
J. R. Faircrieve
R. B. Nelson Company
Rochester
Frawley
Fulton High School
Fourth St
Erie St
Board of Education
Recreation Park
Robert 7. Macdonald
Macdonald
Car Wland
Filton High School
Fire alarm from apartment short circuit in Fulton
Firemen answered a report at 9 03 p m to Gordon Chalone 313 S Fifth St for a short circuit in a bathroom cord triggering the alarm. No damage reported in the three family building owned by Thomas Robat. More than a third of all hurricanes of IS887T have occurred in September.
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Gordon Chalone
Fifth St
Thomas Robat
Power Failure Delays Patladhun Times Printing
A local power failure halted the Patladhun Times press for 35 minutes this afternoon due to a burned wire near a transformer on West Second Street. Niagara Mohawk emergency crews repaired the outage and the paper went to press without today’s stock quotations.
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Patladhun Times
West Second St
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Threats to House backers of labor bill emerge
Washington reports AFL CIO official James B. Carey sent identical letters to House backers of the Landrum Griffin labor control bill. The letters warned of political retaliation at the polls, provoking sharp reaction from lawmakers including Rep. William H. Ayres. Senate House conferees continued talks on differing bill versions in closed sessions.
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Washington
House
Aflcio
James B. Carey
Afl-Cio
International Electrical Workers
Landrum-Griffin
Phil M. Landrum
D-G
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Eisenhower
Landrum-Gratin
Carey
William H. Ayres
Robio
George Meany
Congress
Mr. Hotta
Attention Shifts To Pine Bluff In School Dispute
In Arkansas, the Dollarway School District at Pine Bluff has been ordered by a federal court to admit three Black students to the all white Dollarway school. Faubus signals no immediate action as the order is appealed and the district prepares for a September 8 opening. Meanwhile four Black students continue to attend two former white Little Rock high schools without incident.
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Little Rock
Ark
Faubus
Dollarway
Sharp Advance on Wall Street Inspires Broad Rally
New York stocks rose sharply after noon led by steel issues. Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Lucken gained near 5 and 3 points respectively while Bethlehem Republic Steel and Jones & Laughlin climbed about 2. U S Steel rose about 1.5 points as other sectors including rubbers farm implements and chemicals posted solid gains. The Associated Press average stood $1.30 higher at 228.60.
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New York
Steels
Pivotal
James P. Mitchell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Lukens
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
U. S. Steel
Associated Press
Surplus Food War Shapes Up in Congress Debate
Washington lawmakers heatedly debated a Keogh amendment to extend the surplus food disposal program abroad. The plan would bar using St Lawrence Seaway ports for shipments and require inspections in origin ships to prevent mixing with poorer grains. Supporters call it a safeguard against adulteration. opponents warn of a new interstate conflict.
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Washington
House
United States
St. Lawrence Seaway
Eugene J. Keogh
Sidney R. Yates
D-H
Montreal
U.S
Canada
Keogh
Gulf Coast
Seaboard
Families Travel News and Rail Order Report
Mr and Mrs Ray Sharkey and Vera and Hazel Stone visited New England with trips to Vermont New Hampshire and Connecticut. Dorothy Li flew to New York City to visit daughter Roberta husband A Ruggio and granddaughter Denise Ann born Aug 7. Rand railroad orders forty five diesel locomotives costing eight million five hundred thousand from US manufacturers for South Africa.
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West Fifth Street
Ray Sharkey
Vera Stone
Hazel Stone
Ross Dunsmoor
Driftwood Shores
Louis Jodway
Merton Phillips
Floyd Potter
United States
Rand Railroad System
South Africa
Threat to Kill Wife and Five Children Sparks Police Watch
Benjamin Martin, 34, allegedly threatened to kill his wife and five children in Seneca Falls. An all night police watch found three children asleep in the home while two others and their mother were with a neighbor. Martin reportedly left the farm setup in their car after midnight. officers remained with Mrs. Martin and the children. Police suspect he may be armed. no weapon was found. He had been unemployed and drinking, selling possessions to buy liquor.
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Seneca
Martin
Ie House
Kroll Sues Over False Arrest By Utica Police
Seymour Kroll, a Brooklyn man mistaken for a missing Utica husband, seeks a million dollars in damages from New York City for false arrest after being detained Aug. 9. His claim, filed in the city comptroller's office, names Oneida County and the Utica police as co‑defendants. a promise to press suit against them was stated.
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New York
Seymour Kroll
Utica
Kroll
Seymour Ikhroll
Brooklyn
Berg
Oneida County
Honolulu Seeks Big League Ball
Honolulu asks for a Continental League franchise while Branch Rickey notes sponsors are unnamed. A franchise committee including Jack Kent Cook, Craig Cullinan, and Robert Howsam screens Hawaii for potential member status among teams in Buffalo Seattle Miami New Orleans Dallas Fort Worth Atlanta Montreal and San Juan.
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New York
Rickey
Hawaii
Jack Kent Cook
Toronto
Craig Cullinan
Houston
Robert Howsam
Denver
Buffalo
Seattle
Miami
New Orleans
Dallas
Fort Worth
Atlanta
Montreal
San Juan
P. R
New York City
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Red Rebel Units Move Through Laos Threaten Offense
In Laos the government reports Communist rebels moving through six provinces toward the South Viet Nam border. Forces fear a major offensive as rebels reinforce and resupply, with two battalions in Sam Neua and a Red regiment on the North Vietnamese border.
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Vientaine
Laos
South
Viet Nam
Statf
Defense Ministry
Sam Neua
Phong Saly
Red Pathet Lao
Walking Talking Robot Wins Prize at Western Show
Theo Thompson, 18, of Utah won 300 dollars at the Western Electronic Show in San Francisco with a four foot robot. The contraption features a quart can head and a brain from a pinball machine and performed actions such as scooting, head shaking, blinking, singing, and greeting scientists.
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San Francisco
Utah
Theo Thompson
Oswego County notes and events reflective of staff picnic
Oswego County Clerk staff enjoyed a picnic supper hosted by Mrs. Helen Haley at 181 Conway Terrace. Other items note Pvt. George Snyder on leave in San Antonio and Sandra J. McHenry earning Buffalo State College distinction. The Gray Barons of Mexico prepare for Granby Field Days, and a Catholic Daughters bridge results list winners and top scorers. DeMolay meeting planned at Masonic Temple with ball activities. Lawn party for Yolanda Roy guests from Manchester Conn. Port of Central New York Bridge Championship kicks off at Hotel Pontiac with weekend sessions.
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Oswego County Clerk
Sandy Creek
Oswego County
Gray Barons of
Mexico
Granby Firemen
Gray Barons
Mexico Academy
Central School
Pontiac
Ernest Wendt
Irene Brown
Kirke White
Virginia Dean
Willard Anderson
Charles Dehm
Martin Magnus
Clarence Brandes
George Ward
Mary Proud
John O'Mara
Helen Fitzsimmons
Harry Horan
Mrs. Chapman Takes First in Mexico Baking Contest
Mrs. Chester Chapman won Class A with a raised cinnamon coffee cake Crown of Gold at the Grange Hall in Mexico. Second prize in Class A went to Mrs. Alan Du Bois for a coffee cake, with prizes donated by local stores.
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Grange Hall
Mexico
Chester Chapman
Chapman
A and P
William Preman
Alan du Bois
Clover Leaf Farm
Robert Bussman
DuBois
Victory Chain Market
William Irwin
Arthur Smith
Lona Kranz
Beatrice Blunt
Mexico Grange
Mexico Grange Hall
Pomona
Pomona Service and Hospitality Committee
Fraternal Loop Meeting Set in Pulaski Bowling Center
Lawson King president of the Fraternal Bowling League in Pulaski calls a league meeting for Thursday August 27 at 8 p.m. to plan the coming season. Captains and as many players as possible should attend. New bowlers invited. Decision pending on team size four or five.
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Pulaski
Lawson King
Pulaski Bowling Center
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Anthony Scerbs
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Maynard Lonis
Phillips St
Lonis
Joseph Campolella
Gertrude , Johnston
Ellen H. Vanesdall
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Miss Campbell
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Lysak
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Oak Street
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Charles Trupin
Earl Whitbeck
Robert McCracken
Barbara Mahon
Board OF Elections
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Pine Bluff
Lood District
John Schneider
Taipei
Formosa
Chen Kuan-jou
Tansui
West Point Military Academy Reservation
A. Bertha Eckard
Oswego County Telephone Corp
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
William Tumbridge
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Ingersoll Drive
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West Fifth ST. Road
Honolulu
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Pvt
George Snyder
Wiis. Rayuiueld
Auraton
Hall Rd
San Antonio
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Sandra J. McKenry
Buffalo State Leachers College
Clark E. McHenry
West Oneida St
Oswego
N. C
Lake Ontario
Order of DeMolas
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Joananne
West Seventh St
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Delores
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Roy
Donald McCann
Sylvia
Cathy Julian
Detroit
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Joseph Julian
Mobil Later
Mobilheat
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