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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1959
Page
3
Oswego Palladium Times features a dressing recipe and cucumber sandwich idea. Ingredients include flour salt sugar mustard egg milk vinegar butter, with step by step mixing in a double boiler until thick and smooth then cooling. Cucumber sandwiches use buttered white bread and thin cucumber slices seasoned with salt and pepper, spread with the dressing.
In 1909 Luther Wright Mott was tipped as a possible Congress candidate as Knopp neared retirement and Benson of Minette could oppose. A St Pauls Catholic church picnic at Baldwin’s Bay drew nearly 1000 attendees. The new Barge Canal locks foundation uses cement bedrock and wooden sills with sheet steel gates. In 1984 Campbell Hodges is re elected Pleasant Point club president and James Botting dies after a fall from a residence roof. Ramblers face a looming City Softball title as they withdraw from the league after a dispute.
Report notes a planned Common Council measure regulating installation of high tension wires. It also states a $61,000 insurance payout for a fire loss in the Guimaraes Block on West First Street and outlines rebuilding plans. Butler Herr takes the lead in Oswego Zetts batting with a .377 average. TEN YEARS AGO Sunday, Aug. 21, 1949.
In Troy New York Mrs Mary A McGraw turns 100 after a family friend Rt Rev Joseph M O Connor checks her birth certificate. She had believed she was born in 1860 but records show she was born August 17 1859.
In Memphis Tennessee a rare election opens with Negro candidates challenging for public works commissioner and juvenile judge positions. Russell B Sugarman Jr a Harvard educated Negro lawyer faces four white rivals. Rev Ben L Hooks urges turnout as cotton fields threaten to drain voters.
A fragmentary history recalls Gordius the peasant and his ox cart knot in Greece. It notes Zeus dedication, myth of untying the knot to rule Asia, and Alexander the Great cutting it, symbolizing bold solutions to tough problems.
Lord Mountbatten, chief of the British defense staff, departed London today to meet with U.S. and Canadian defense officials in America.
Today's page features a crossword with down clues such as gained leg segment and persons plus across clues and a cryptoquote puzzle. It includes scrambled letter hints and yesterday's answers, guiding solvers to substitute letters to reveal phrases and a quotation by Milton.
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