Oswego Garden Club to Stage Annual Flower Show Sept. 19
At Oswego City Library the Oswego Garden Club announced its annual flower show for Saturday September 19 from 2 to 9 30 p m at Christchurch House with tea served 3 30 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Tickets available through club members The show theme Our Town quotes from The Story of Oswego by Ralph M Faust and entries are open to all exhibitors Various sections cover Iroquois history Oswego landmarks and horticulture including many plant categories and novice and invitational classes
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Rare Roast Beef Bargains Offer Weekend Savings
Prices on roast beef and other meats dip modestly across supermarkets and neighborhood grocers this weekend. Rib cuts are about 59 cents a pound in two chains, with cheaper shoulder and tougher cuts expected as markets rise seasonally. Pork, veal, butter, eggs stay low or rise slightly while a broad spread of vegetables and fruits, including apples, pears, tomatoes, lettuce, and melons, display notable bargains.
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Noting national rivalries in science at Alfred Univ symposium
Dr D D Eley of Nottingham University urged pooling of scientific knowledge and criticized today’s nationalism in science after delivering a technical paper at Alfred University’s annual graduate science symposium.
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D. D. Eley
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Nottingham University
England
Alfred University
Tragic double shot: man kills mother then takes own life
In Troy, Charles Hatz, 27, fatally shot Theresa Peters, 25, after she refused to date him. Peters’ two young children witnessed. Hatz later killed himself after turning on gas and shooting himself in the head in his Cohoes apartment. Peters died at Albany hospital.
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Lady Sculptor Of Pres. Jackson Dies At Home
G Belle Kinney, renowned sculptor, died at her Boiceville New York home. She created statues and busts of President Andrew Jackson and James K Polk. Her works include the World War II monument in Nashville and a Cherokee leader John Ross bust unveiled in New York.
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Obituary Notices from Syracuse Area Dwellers Died Yesterday
Obituaries report Pearl Newell Crozier of 400 Walcott Ave widow of Archie R. Crozier dying after a long illness at Van Duyn Memorial Hospital. She leaves two stepdaughters and two nieces. Services set for 2 p.m. at Carl J. Ballweg Funeral Chapel with burial at Union Village Rural Cemetery. viewing today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the chapel. Also noted the death of Robert A. Schafer, formerly of Utica, in Toledo after brief illness, with wife Martha and multiple children and relatives listed. funeral held in Richmond Ind. Helen Brennan wife of Bernard B. Brennan dies in Oswego Hospital, leaving daughter Betty Cooper and sons Jack and Ronald McCoy, plus siblings and grandchildren. services planned at home and St Pauls Church with burial at St Peter’s Cemetery. wake at family home 240 Syracuse Ave.
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Betty) Cooper
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Knights of Columbus Elect Seven Directors at Supreme Convention
ST LOUIS seven members of the Knights of Columbus board were elected for three-year terms at the ith annual Supreme Council convention. Named were John T. Rocap Indianapolis Gerald C Riley Los Angeles John W McDevitt Waltham Francis J Connolly Shakopee George M Turner Waldenburg and Harry C Pierotti Memphis reelected and Hugh J Mac Donnel New Glasgow elected for the first time. Supreme Knight Luke E Hart reported on the advertising program noting 352682 inquiries last year and 3352743 inquiries since 1948 with 339917 enrollments in free Catholic instruction by mail.
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New York State Tax Withholding Nets 317.9 Million So Far
New York State has collected 317.9 million dollars in income taxes since April as the payroll withholding system began. Gov Rockefeller projected a full year yield of 715 million, but Democrats question the estimate while Comptroller Levitt says it could be higher. Through August 21, most came from April to June withholding, with additional payments from nonwithholding filers and miscellaneous sources. Net result after refunds totals 307.3 million dollars.
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Ike Arrives in London Draws Warm Welcome Amid Suez Debate
Britons cheered the motorcade as President Eisenhower met Prime Minister Macmillan in London. A loudspeaker accused Macmillan of inviting a victor in Suez, reflecting U.S. influence on British policy. Half a million Britons gave Eisenhower a massive ovation on arrival from Bonn, the largest in years.
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New York Tries To Ease Tension Of Street Wars
New York faces rising summer violence as racial friction and gang clashes grip Brooklyn and Manhattan. Extra patrols and youth-board staff deploy to calm neighborhoods while picnics, hikes, and boating trips aim to distract teens from street conflicts.
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Neighborhood Vendettas Truce Hard to Restore
A tense climate of lingering feuds plagues the community as efforts to mend relations face deep-seated grievances. Local leaders urge dialogue while residents weigh past actions against a fragile path toward reconciliation.
First polio cases in Monroe County clear vaccine link
Rochester two polio victims in 1959 had completed the Salk vaccine series. Dr Margaret Rathbun deputy county health director reported both cases Thursday. A nine year old Rochester boy and a five year old Irondequoit girl were paralyzed. These are Monroe County's first cases since September 1958.
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