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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1959

Page

14

Threshold of World War II remembered in twenty year essay

Carl Cranmer looks back twenty years to the dawn of World War I I era tensions. He traces signposts from Manchuria to the Rhineland and Spanish Civil War, highlighting failed actions by Britain France and the League of Nations. The piece notes Hitler Mussolini and Chamberlain accelerating toward war and the Munich agreement failing to avert conflict.

Carl C. Cranmer Adolf Miller Poland Danzig Hier Manchuria Ethiopia Rhineland Austria Czechoslovakia Henry Pu-yi China League of Nations Japan League WU Henry L. Stimson Hitler League Italy Bo Mussolini Ethiopa Mussolini Britain France Poneene Stanley Baldwin Rhoneland Popular Front Kurt von Schnigg Schnigg Reich Berlin Schuschnige Vienna Czechoslovak Sudetenland Sudetenland Neville Chamberlain Edouard Daladier Germany Feult Munich Eduard Benes Benes Chamberlain Ger Emil Hacha Prague Moscow Soviet Union

Humphrey Opposes New York Shelters Plan in Speech

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey urged a federal program of direct or matching aid to states to build fallout shelters, calling New York’s plan for mandatory shelters inadequate. He argued the government must marshal full resources for realistic protection and questioned the value of a $50 million grant as only a gesture.

Washington Hubert H Humphrey D-Minn New York Senate Delvery Humphey White House Nelson A. Rockefaller Humphrey

Migrant Charged With Carrying Loaded Revolver

A migrant worker Cleve land Myles aged 23 was arrested at Lock wood labor camp Oswego RD 6 on a charge of carrying a loaded revolver. He waived examination before Justice of the Peace Clifford Mansfield Oswego Town and was ordered held for the grand jury. Arrested by Deputies James Mc Dermott Frank Patane and Sam Bonacorsi.

Cleveland Myles Lockwood Oswego RD Justice of the Peace Clifford Mansfield Oswego Town Cleveland James McDermott Frank Patane Sam Bonacorsi

Minetto School Board Reschedules Benson Property Bid Opening

L O Meeker, clerk, says sealed bids for the 114 acre Benson property will be opened at 7 30 p m on September 25 replacing the prior date of September 4. The Minetto school board confirms the revised schedule for the property sale.

Minetto L. O. Meeker Benson

Keating Doubts Fight at 1960 Republican Convention

Senator Kenneth B. Keating says he doubts a major floor clash will occur at the 1960 Republican National Convention over the presidential nomination. He predicts Richard Nixon or Nelson Rockefeller will be the likely nominee, while acknowledging a possible Nixon-Rockefeller pairing. Keating spoke on a TV panel with Senators Clark and Scott.

Keating Washington Kenneth B. Keating Thurston B. Marton Richard M Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Sens Joseph Clark Ds Hugh Scott Ri Pennsylvania Scott Nixon

Rough on noggins in Nogales border press

In Nogales Sonora Mexican border, news publishers complain newsboys are struck on the head with keychains. Customs Collector Emilio Carranza investigated and said port officers advised it as the best way to keep boys from darting in front of autos crossing the border.

Noggins Nogales Sonora Mexio Emilio Carranza

Quilt applique pattern and needlecraft catalog offer

Baseles urges readers to craft a quilt from scrap pieces with Pattern 7435 featuring an old-fashioned girl. Includes charts, directions, yardage and mailing instructions. The 1959 ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Catalogue promotes crocheting knitting embroidery quilts dolls weaving and a cutout doll book for 25 cents.

Palladium Times Household Arts West First St Alice Brooks Needlecraft

Looking Backward August 1 1908 Fire Cold Morning

In Oswego a smoky morning brought a chill with 50 degrees noted while unions halted work at City Savings Bank. Priests retreating in Rochester with brief stay at St Bernard's seminary. A Lambert steamer crewman shot at a tug Reserve worker, no injury. Mrs Fisher estate grants 4315 each to Oswego hospital Orphan Asylum Christ church. Dr Elder injures ankle in New York trip.

City Savings Bank Father Chauvin Rochester St. Bernard’s Seminary Lambert Reserve New Harbor Oswego Hospital Orphan Asylum Christchurch Francis P. Fisher George B. Sloan Grover C. Elder New York

Two Decades of Memory and Local News From Oswego Area

Twenty five years ago on August thirty first, the city faced loiterers complaints on E Schuyler Street as arrests loomed if gangs did not disband. Regents scholarships awarded to Althea Wagg Richard Shoemaker Oswego David J Searle Fulton and John D Wilson Richland. Manuel Alfieri six son of John and Mrs Alfieri killed by a light delivery truck. Temperature dipped to 45 degrees near August record. Vinnie Gratzer of Oswego Zeits second in Central New York Semi Pro league batting .500 for eight games. Lefty Gomez of the Yankees tallied 23rd win. Washington notes from 1949 include Senators quiz Maj Gen Vaughn and a $10000 bribe in a tax case. Rev John R Scarlett to Christ Church after parishioners mourn Nazarino Gambini in Gubb ero Italy. Rev William Mersfelder appointed at Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Minetto. Harry B Lasky hopeful United Jewish Appeal drive surpasses $20000. Bituminous concrete work begins on Syracuse Ave. Obituary: John A Donovan Richland.

E. Schuyler St Althea Wagg Richard Shoemaker Oswego David J. Searle Fulton John D. Wilson Richland Manuel Alfieri John Alfieri Liberty St Vinnie Gratzer Oswego Zeits New York Johnny Cimpi Auburn Lefty Gomez Yanks Vaughn. Truman John R. Scarlett St. Paul's Episcopal Church Rochester Christ Church St. Joseph's Church Nazarino W. Gambini Gubbero Italy William

Obituary of Mrs Mabel Campbell Cooper at Sterling Center

Mrs Mabel Campbell Cooper retired grade school teacher died Friday night at her Sterling Center home. A Sterling Center Baptist Church member and widow of Luther Cooper she lived in Sterling all her life. Survived by three sisters Mrs Elmer Parkhurst Mrs Edward Marsh Mrs Hazel McGillvra and two brothers Roy Campbell and Arthur Campbell. Funeral held 2:30 p m Sunday at Sterling Center Baptist Church burial in Oswego Rural Cemetery. Rev A B Lowrie officiated.

Mabel C. Cooper Sterling Center Mabel Campbell Cooper Sterling Center Baptist Church Oswego Rural Cemetery A. 8. Lowrie

Teamsters Try To Organize State Workers

Albany report shows John F. Powers of the State Civil Service Employes Association condemning a Teamsters drive to unionize state workers. He cites Harry Feinstein of Local 237 and Hoffa linkage, arguing the campaign mirrors intimidation and brute-force tactics seen in past organized efforts.

Albany Teamsters Union Jimmy Hoffa New York State State Civil Service Employes Association John F. Powers Teamster Harry Feinstein Teamsters Local 237 New York City Powers Hoffa America

Scriba Field Days Net $2400 in Update

Scriba firemen report field days on track for a net around 2400 dollars the largest since the events began. Chairman Jack Davies notes bills not yet settled and promises final figures later. A town dance is set for Sept 19 with details urged from members. Delisle remains dance committee chair as local residents attend regional fairs and tour nearby states.

Firemen’s Corporation Jack Davies Ernest B. Richardson Joseph Delisle Albert Noyes Robert McRae Toronto Canada St. Lawrence Seaway Gloria Burke Julie Noyes New England States Helen Turner Adirondack Mountaina

Marian Martin Misses Pattern 9412 For Misses Sizes

Out for the day and dinner goes this smart proportioned to fit fashion pattern 9412. Misses sizes printed pattern with yards and sizes listed, directions on each part, requires 3 1 4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16 44. Send fifty cents plus ten cents per pattern to Marian Martin Oswego Palladium Times Pattern Dept. 174 176 West First Street Oswego N Y with name address zone size and style number.

Marian Martin Oswego Palladium-Times Pattern Dept West First Street Oswego

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