Port of Central New York Bridge Championships Close
The Belle McGough trophy awarded to Charles Hirschey and Mr. Cohn closed the event weekend at the Port of Central New York Bridge Championships. Final standings show Charles Hirschey and M. J. Cohn as overall winners, with Dr. R. Fink and John Swenholt in second and Robert Freedman and Walter May in third.
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Belle McGough
Oswego County
Port of Central New York
Charles Hirschey
Mr. Cohn
McGough
Robert Freedman
Jerry Friedlander
M. J. Cohn
M. Braunstein
Charles. Merver
Mes MecCrudden
Margaret Dawson
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Mathew Frawley
Walter May
Henry Dutcher
Spencer Phillips
Stuart Stevenson
R. F. Baker
Lawrence Sullivan
M Scott
Robert Cohen
Carlton Hall
Dwight Key
EF. R. Fitzgerald
R. W. Putnam
John. E. Cullinan
J. Aronson
V. Boland
Paul. Blasangame
Edna Johnson
Charles. Hirschey
Mc J. Cohn
R. Fink
John Swenholt
John Cullinan
R. Meyers
M. Johnson
Patricia Johnson
Shirley Hunt
W. R. Hoffman
Robert Carper
A. Martellaro
J. H. Wolpel
Maurice Braunstein
W. D. Selikoff
Henry Blumenshine
Henry Bork
Rita Poder
Samuel Salisbury
Walter Thorpe
Eldoune Thornton
Evelyn Johnson
Frank Erick
Fred Root
Harry Johnson
Robert Friedman
William Selikoff
Harry Bork
Rita Roder
R. W. Gordon
Nat Gerstman
Robert Lesser
William R. Hoffman
Alex Martellaro
John Volpel
Friedlander Leads Bridge Event in City Teams Play
The report lists pairings and results across East-West and North-South A and B sections, with Patricia and Jer ry Friedlander taking overall first place. Standouts include Helen Fitzsimmons Rob ert Carper and Bill Sprague in top placements and multiple tie outcomes across afternoon and evening sessions.
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Ry Friedlander
E. Johnson
Frank Erick
Herman Noll
Aron Aroneck
P. S. Collin
Bill Sprague
P. B. Williams
A. P. Kellar
Helen Fitzsimmons
Hugh Morris
Robert Carper
William R. Hoffman
Patricia Johnson
Shirley Hunt
Eliott Gove
Jerry Friedlander
P. S. Collum
H. Johnson
Fred Root
Stunday
Two Weekend Auto Mishaps Slightly Injure Pedestrian
One pedestrian Lee Stamford 21 of 116 East Fourth Street was struck by a car driven by William F. Coyer 20 of 8 East Mohawk Street at East Fourth and Bridge Streets on Saturday evening and treated at Oswego Hospital with minor bruises. A second crash occurred when Michael Diffley lost control of his northbound car on West River Road, rolling over and ending atop a parked car near the Oswego Country Club hill. Sheriff’s proclamation notes a September 16 1959 Supreme Court term with District Attorney directed notices.
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Oswego Hospital
Lee Stamford
Stanford
East Fourth ,$T
William F. Coyer
East Mohawk St
East Fourth
Bridge Sts
Coyer
Bridge St
Michael Diffley
Hawley St
West River Ra
Diffley
Oswego Country Club Hill
Supreme Court
City of
Oswego
New York
County of
Oswego County
Merwlin R. Upcraft
Wang
Prices Lower On Stock Exchange
Irregular early trading in New York edged lower as markets reacted to dampened defense orders. Industrials slipped while utilities steadied. rails moved down, and tech names mixed with several blue chips falling. The Associated Press average was off 10 cents at noon, with bonds down. notable movers included General Dynamics and DuPont among others.
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New York
Goodyear
DuPont
Martin Co
General Dynamics
Polaroid
Texas Instrument
Associated Press
New York Market Offers Light Demand for Butter and Wheat
New York wholesale eye offerings light as demand improves for wheat and butter. Receipts two days: 14,600 for wheat, 766,000 for butter. Spot quotations list Whites top quality, mediums, smalls, peewees, and Browns categories. Butter prices show creamery 93 score at 61 3 4 to 62 cents, 92 score at 61 1 4 to 61 2?. 90 score at 60 1 2 to 60 3 4.
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New York
Catholics Worship Quietly as Haitian Police Face Probe
Catholics worshipped in Notre Dame Cathedral Port au Prince with no police interference amid a bitter state church dispute. Church officials awaited responses to their protest over last Tuesday’s cathedral raid that arrested 40 members of a lay group protesting the expulsion of two priests in Haiti.
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Port AU Prince
Defend Firemen For Destroying City's Fountain
Two volunteer firemen Owen Murphy and Alan Guthrie face misdemeanor defacing city property charges after knocking over a 75 year old fountain during a water source probe. They pleaded innocent with a $23 bond. supporters hailed them as innocent and offers of aid poured in.
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Watertown
Owen Murphy
Alan Guthrie
Salip Terrace
Murphy
Guthke
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Hayes
Cardinal Cushing Preaches Martyrdom For Faithful At Shrine
Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston tells 15,000 pilgrims at the Jesuit Martyrs shrine in Auriesville that Christians must be ready to die for Christ when confronting pagan rulers and red fascist dictators. He asserts that many martyrs exist today and leads a 70-bus caravan from Boston with 3,000 riders and an 8,000-strong rosary procession before Mass.
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Boston
Fire damages garage at 275 West Seventh Street
A late afternoon blaze caused considerable damage to a one story garage adjoining Joseph J. Holland’s home at 275 West Seventh Street. Mrs. Holland reported flames after stepping outside and firefighters battled the fire as the owner paused to shop.
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Joseph J. Holland
West Seventh St
Holland
Food poisoning hits hundreds at weekend outings nationwide
The Associated Press reports several hundred people fell ill from food poisoning at various weekend company and group outings. About 145 at an Attica Indiana firm event, 750 at another Angola Indiana outing, ham sandwiches in a hot unrefrigerated truck blamed. Cheyenne Wyoming, Milwaukee Wisconsin, Cincinnati Ohio cases detailed with hospitalizations and recoveries ongoing.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wyoming
Indiana
Planes carry navy backbone keep missile subs limited
Vice Admiral Beakley told the American Legion security commission that aircraft carriers remain the backbone of U S sea power and the submarine fleet should not be expanded beyond the planned size. About nine subs are on order, first ready next year, costing roughly 100 million dollars each. The Legion convenes with business sessions and debates on membership rules, while Martin B McKneally is seen as leading candidate for national commander.
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Minneapolis
U. S
Wallace M. Beakley
Navy
National Security Commission of the American Legion
Legion
Beakley
United States
Legion Committees
Busy City Court session includes jury trial in assault case
Acting Judge John J McCormack presided over a record city court session with 15 cases listed and a jury trial set for the afternoon. A third degree assault case involves Ann Lupa and Helen Naracon over a dispute tied to rose bushes, with Lupa represented by Edward J Madden and prosecuted by Thomas J McCarthy. July T Lucas pled guilty to reckless driving with a $25 fine and 60 day license revocation.
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Ann Lupa
West
Mohawk St
Edward J. Madden
Leyden E. Brown Law Office
Oswego County
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Trist
Helen Naracon
West Mohawk St
Naracon
Lupa
Winifred G. Michel
Waterville
Elmer Helmlinger
Orlando del Naro
Stafford Ave
Syracuse
John Galletta
McCormack
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