Three candidates for Oswego supervisor position on board interview
The Oswego Board of Education will interview three candidates Tuesday night to fill the elementary and early secondary education supervisor post left by Miss Virginia Dean. The starting salary is 8200 with a 9900 ceiling after four years. Fred Prior Anthony J Murabito and Francis T Riley have expressed interest. Prior is a former Oswego High athlete now in Schenectady area schools administration. Murabito is principal of Fitzhugh Park and Riley has long served on the high school faculty. The board may interview additional applicants.
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Board of Education
Virginia Dean
Dean
Fred
Bus) Prior
Anthony J. Murabito
Francis T. Riley
Prior
Oswego
Schenectady
Murabito
Fitzshhugh Park
Riley
Mark H. FitzGibbons
Fitzhugh Park
Fizzhugh Park
Funeral Service Held for Girl Killed in NYC
In Trinity Church New York 15 year old Theresa Gee lay in a white casket as 500 mourners heard Rev Dr Kilmer Myers denounce urban violence. He urged peace and accountability for police social workers clergy and citizens amid a gang shooting that also claimed 14 year old Julio Rosario. A grand jury indicted John Cruz 18 and Miguel Gypsy Castro 17 for the two fatal shootings.
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New York
Trinity Church
Wall Street
Lower East Side
C. Kilmer Myers
Theresa iGee
Theresa
Julio Rosario
John Cruz
Miguel Gypsy Castro
Rosario
Bequests Noted in Lacona Will Probate Petition Filed
Jessica Canough of Lacona leaves numerous bequests in her will. Executor Walter Welch of Syracuse seeks probate. Each of six Sandy Creek residents receives 1000 dollars. Isabelle Taylor Carpenter and Percy Caster get 2060 dollars. Household effects are bequeathed and the residuary goes to the First Methodist Church of Sandy Creek as the Knollin Memorial Sunday School Fund.
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Jessica Canough
Lacona
Walter Welch
Syracuse
Dorothy Lillis
Dexter Woodard
Radcliffe Wilder
Jeffrey Chamberlain
Neal B. Chamberlain
Kelvin R. Chamberlain
Sandy Creek
Kenneth Clark
Elisburg
Isabelle Taylor Carpenter
Percy Caster
First Methodist Church
Knollin Memorial Sunday School Fund
Hall Road Weekend Guests and Visitors List
Hall Road area social notes report weekend guests at the Darrow and Bartlett homes. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Darrow, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bart lett, H land Gilman, George Bartlett and Rosemary, Leiah Ransom and Esther, John Sherman, Guibert, Gilly Handy, Louie Dariow, Kenneth Hinman and daughters Ann and Linda, Bernice Hinman, Dorothy Stania, Kathy and her father, Ruth Sixbury and Mrs. John Stania.
West Fifth Street Roundup of Visits and Notices
West Fifth Street residents share news of travel and family visits as Richard Dunsmoor heads to Fort Lauderdale for two weeks. Cavanaugh hosts Richard Dettz and Florence Dettz from Syracuse. Gilbert Arthur and Bertha Westcott now in Auburn send vacation greetings from California. Clinton Dunsmoor visits parents. Anastasia Yesue 73 reports a cane attack by Frank Archibald 96, injuring eye. both ordered to municipal court on Sept J.
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West Fifth ST
Richard Dunsmoor
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Sidney Ives
Irving Cavanaugh
Mr. Cavanaugh
Syracuse
Richard Dettz
Florence
Chauncey Dunsmoor
Gilbert Arthur
California
Arthur
Bertha Westcott
W. Fifth St
Read
Auburn
Clinton Dunsmoor
Detroit
Anastasia Yesue
Frank Archibald
Yesue
Yeane
Archibald
Clothes Horse Duke Falls From Fashion Spotlight
The Man About Town magazine says the Duke of Windsor has slipped from fashion leadership and joins the unbest dressed class alongside Harold Macmillan. Editor John Taylor notes the duke no longer pursues former style interests while Macmillan should spruce up. Nixon earns a place among the best dressed, described as balancing American drape and Ivy League tightness.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Man About Town
Harold Macmillan
John Taylor
Taylor
Macmillan
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U. S
Second Century Of Oil Fields Starts Today
Titusville marks the oil centennial with carnivals parades and a ball. Sen. Ernest O. Thompson notes the U S can increase oil output and holds reserves at historic highs. Edwin Drake, first commercial well founder, is posthumously honored as a Colonel with his granddaughters receiving the commission during Oil Centennial Week.
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Titusville
Pennsylvania
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
United States
Thompson
Edwin L. Drake
New Traven
Conn
Drake
Colonel Drake
Pennsylvania National Guard
Peter Whalish
East Haven
Marie Carver
Bitteford
Cornell Labs to Build HighSpeed Wind Tunnel in Buffalo
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories will construct a sonic wind tunnel in Buffalo capable of 10,000 mile per hour winds and 9000 degree temperatures to simulate missile nose cone re entry. The project, under a 3 058 million Air Force contract, aims to be operational in two years and ties to Cornell University.
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Cornell Labs
Buffalo
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories
Air Force
American Machine and Foundry Plant
Cornell Laboratory
Cornell University
Car pins Syracuse man against porch injuring Rompf
Nineteen fifty nine year old Syracuse resident Otto Rompf was fatally injured when an auto owned by Clarence Hourihan of Brushton pinned him against a home porch he was visiting. Hourihan said his foot slipped from brake to accelerator as Rompf stepped from the house. Police planned no arrest.
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Syracuse
Malone
N. Y
Harold Rompf
Brushton
Clarence Hourihan
Hourihan
Rompf
Stock Averages Show Mixed Movements on Exchange Floor
At 2 p.m. the American Stock Exchange listings display varied changes. Industrials stand at 662.43, down 91. Railroads 163.38, up 31. Utilities 91.22, down 17. Major names include Catalin Corp and Cenco Corp with notable activity amid broad sector shifts.
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Catalin Corp
Wssseeeree
Cenco Corp. Corvsseras
Ws.eeees
Elec
Dow Jones, Inc
Soccee
Uneven Trend On Stock Exchange In New York midday
The U S market showed a sluggish, uneven pattern with little follow through from Thursday's advance. Major sectors drifted with small gains and losses, Westinghouse up a couple points, U S Steel down about a point, and Allied Chem plus Caterpillar about a point higher. The AP 60-stock average stood at 231.20 at noon, unchanged as rails and utilities held slight gains.
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New York
Westinghouse Electric
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Southern Pacific
Allied Chemical
General Dynamic
Catepillar
Associated Press
Bren da Herrington seven month old dies in Syracuse
Central Square seven month old Brenda Herrington, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Herrington, died after a short illness in St Joseph's hospital Syracuse. She is survived by two sisters, maternal grandparents, and paternal grandmother. Private funeral Sunday at Traub funeral home Central Square at 2 p m with Rev Charles Ouderkirk officiating. Burial Hastings Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
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Arena Herrington
Central Square
Brenda Herrington
Donald Herrington
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
Brenda
Connie
Roxan
Mildred Cain
Clair van Tassel
Cicero
Marie Herrington
Mexico
Traub Funeral Home
Charles Ouderkirk
Hastings Cemetery
Will Continue Warm But Wetter Weather
Albany area forecasts show warm humid conditions through Saturday with a cooling spell Sunday into next week. Western New York expected continued very warm and wetter weather with daily scattered showers or thundershowers and about half an inch to an inch of rain, with heavier spots. Temperatures run about five degrees above normal across eastern New York.
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Albany
New York State
U. S. Weather Bureau
New York
Prisoner vanishes after being directed to radio room
In Oroville California Pat Arellano a 32 year old barber awaiting booking disappeared after deputies sent him to the radio room then told him to use the outside phone He was last seen Wednesday while awaiting jail intake after a 100 day drunken driving sentence.
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Sall
Oroville
Calif
PiiPi
Pat Arellano
Arellano
Richmond man’s car stolen after keys left indoors
A Richmond resident reported that his car was stolen after he briefly left his car keys inside the house for safekeeping, ending years of leaving them in the ignition. Police urged residents to lock vehicles and never leave keys unattended.
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Richmond
Ah Whitaker
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