Welfare medical costs in Oswego district discussed
The Oswego welfare system faces high medical costs due to aging recipients, the disabled, substandard living, and diet. Some doctors allegedly bill welfare programs heavily, with reports of up to $2,000 a month from welfare payments in nearby counties. The Palladium Times seeks a local accounting from Oswego Welfare Commissioner Martin Rose for comparison.
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Oswego City
Rome Daily Sentinel
Oneida County
J. Cletus Goetz
Oswego
Martin Rose
Corsall Administration
Palladium Times
Rose
Classifying Eaters and the Space Flight Tray Study
Air Force researchers studied how people eat to design weightless meals for astronauts. They identify three main eating styles: the shaker, the sequential eater, and the smorgasbord. They suggest two more types mixer and piler, then note astronauts will be treated as sequential eaters for tray design, with potential psychological effects.
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Air Force
Water a scarce resource warned in Utica Daily Press
The Utica Daily Press cites Geological Survey findings on water supplies and limits to reservoir gains. It urges public awareness of water sources, waste prevention, and regulation to ensure future availability, noting Western basins may already be at limits.
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W Ater
Utica Daily Press
United States
Geological Survey
New York
First at Forty and Birth Safety Question
Dr Brady answers health questions via Palladium Times columns. A Pennsylvania reader asks if a woman around 40 can have a safe first birth. Brady cites physiology, fitness, and cheerful resolve, noting aging varies and urging informed choices.
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Br. Brady
Brady
Wiliam Brady
Palladium Times
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower Outlines High Ideals Guiding Europe Trip
President Eisenhower defends Western unity and world peace aims ahead of talks with Allied leaders and Khrushchev. He stresses freedom for captive nations, self determination, and the American resolve to resist aggression while supporting peaceful disarmament and robust defense. He argues opposition to coercion and lauds free expression as a key lesson for Khrushchev.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
America
Patrick Henry
Western
Social Security changes aid dependent parents of deceased workers
Oswego district Social Security chief Mr. English notes 1958 amendments broaden eligibility for monthly benefits to dependent parents. Benefits payable at 65 for fathers and 62 for mothers if they provided at least half of support at death or disability. The act allows benefits even without a surviving spouse or child, closing old gaps for those who lacked prior access.
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English
Oswego
Social Security Administration
Quitting a $25,000 Job Led Harris to Free Sample Empire
Hal Boyle reports James J. Harris left a lucrative photoengraving career in 1950 to launch a business selling discounted sample packs. He parceled dozens of products into hotel distribution kits, charging hotels up to 20 cents per pack. Now with 50 employees, a packaging plant, and nearly a million packs yearly, he serves 4,000 hotels and 1,200 banks with cosmetic, food, and first aid samples.
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New York
James J. Harris
Harris
Moment of Meditation Bless Each American Home
A devotional reflection prays God to bless every home as a refuge of love and peace a nursery for good citizenship and a citadel of honesty and decency. It urges learning the nation’s heritage traditions and ideals to guide boys and girls toward proud origins.
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Usefua
National Whirligig Organized Labor Climbs Off Democrat Bandwagon
Washington analysis argues the Republican Party and Richard Nixon may gain as labor colored voters and farmers desert the Democrats built by Roosevelt Truman. It notes unions defection, black voters shifting toward Republicans, and dissatisfaction with civil rights stalemates and farm policy. It cites George Meany and NAACP figures plus mentions Ike Nixon Rogers and Benson.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
F.D.R
Harry S. Truman
Roosevelt
Hoover
London
Willkie
Congressional Committee
Humphrey
Truman
Eleanor Hoosevelt
Adlai E. Stevenson
Butler
Russell
Byrd
Howard Smith
Graham Bard
Responsibility Of Democrats Labor and Reform Bill Fate
Organized labor has withdrawn support, leaving the reform bill’s fate to a Democratic Congress. Senators McClellan and the Kennedy brothers highlighted union racketeering while both loyal and opposing labor factions blame the public record. The bill’s passage hinges on overwhelming Democratic majority despite President Eisenhower’s call for broad action.
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Congress
Senator McClellan
Kennedy Brothers
Eisenhower
Proof of support deadlines for deceased child cases
Instructions specify filing proof that a child supported a parent by August 31, 1960, with an extension of two years from the child's death if it occurred after August 1958. The rule emphasizes timely documentation in adoption or support contexts.
Washington's Last Letter Urges West Point as Military Academy
George Washington's final letter two days before his death urges Congress to establish West Point as a military academy, framing a disciplined future for the United States Army and education of officers.
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George Washington
Congress
West Point
Military Academy
Woman’s precise play salvages rubber bridge hand
In a rubber bridge game South Wynne Ecker outplays the doubler West by unblocking trumps and using dummy’s long hearts. She overtakes dummy’s eight of spades, cashes A K of hearts, then ruffs and later leads trump to enter dummy, winning ten tricks for a superb contract.
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Iseline
Simon
West
South
Wynné Ecker
Richard Ecker
East
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