Service Council Values Shared At Oswego County Dinner
Oswego County Public Service Council members reflected on 13 years of cooperation and the value of bi monthly dinners. Officials from Welfare Social Security Employment Catholic Charities Red Cross and education attended the panel noting improved referrals information sharing and joint problem solving across agencies. The council outlined upcoming meetings focusing on educational welfare children and aging issues.
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Oscopubsco
Oswego County
Robert Pickrell
Public Service Council
John A. Davis
David Hopkins
Oswego
Frank W. English
James J. Bogdanovitch
Social Security Administration
Harry Fish
Doris Flint
Helen Halloran
State Employment Service
Marilyn Jenkins
Mary Heagerty
Catholic Charities
Margaret Leonard
The
Red Cross
Jto
Pickrell
Arthur B. Chapman
White House
Shanley Elected Council Officer
The fourth annual Catholic Youth Council convention of the Diocese of Syracuse elected Fred Heintz president, Michael Shanley vice president, Janet Zinn secretary, and Carl Smolka treasurer at the Northside CYO gathering. The event featured more than 300 attendees and a keynote by Very Rev. Robert F. Grewen S J.
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Robert F. Grewen
S.J
LeMoyne College
Catholic Youth Council
Diocese of
Syracuse
Northside
CYO
Father Grewen
M. Shields Dwyer
Diocesan
Fred Heintz
Whiteshore St. Utica
Sacred Heart Parish
Michael Shanley
W. Seneca St. Oswego
St. Mary’s Parish
Janet Zinn
Plymouth Dr
Blessed Sacrament Parish
Carl Smolka
St. Anthony of Padua
Chadwicks
State aid aims broaden private colleges in New York
Officials from private and public colleges push for more extensive state aid than Heald recommends. They favor tuition supplements based on study category and a matching grant system for private university capital projects, beyond the current dormitory lending program.
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Syracuse
Heald Committee
New York State
Rockefeller
Heald
Association of Colleges and Universities
State of
New York
Robert C. McEwan
Hamilton College
McEwan
State Dormitory Authority
Carroll Newsom
New York University
Heald report praised for guiding higher education support
A source notes the Heald report focused attention on expanding state support for higher education and clarifying the public private school partnership. It set a positive tone and urged ongoing collaboration.
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Heald
Looking Backward From The Palladium Times
Fifty twenty five and ten year memories from Oswego Times files. Congressman elect L W Mott to take Fred J Meagher to Washington as secretary. Sisters of St Francis oppose a state dump near their property. Oswego barbers push new price sliding amid shifts by Jersey City union.
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L. W. Mott
Fred J. Meagher
Oswego Times
Washington
Meagher
Sisters of St. Francis
Dean Barry
Oswego
Jersey City
Formutton
Feather Dusters
Lambrequins
U. S
North Korea
Truman
Margaret
Westbrook Pegler
Philadelphia
James M. Bartlett
GOP
Fulton
Henry F. Heissner
Kellogg St
Warren L
Supreme Court Denies Hauptman Appeal In Lindbergh Case
From 1935: The Supreme Court refuses to review Bruno Hauptman’s kidnapping and murder conviction in the Lindbergh baby case. Also notes ice jams halt Erie Canal traffic, local shop hours, a Brown Silk Co. accident, and minor winter injuries from icy pavements.
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Supreme Court
Bruno Hauptman
Lindbergh
Oswego Canal
Herkimer
Erie Canal
Oswego
Brown Silk Co
Liberty
Samuel Shepherd
Ed Ball
Wally Dougherty
Letters defend Oswego mayor administration in Palladium Times
Lenore Shapiro withholds husband’s knowledge defends the Democratic administration amid editorials criticizing salary practices. She urges editor fairness and respect for intelligence while urging support of leadership. A second letter supports locating a new high school athletic field at Fort Ontario, aligning with Charles Allen’s views.
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Palladium Times
Oswego
Lenore
Ralph
First Methodist Advent Services Outline Busy Sunday
First Methodist hosts a full third Sunday program with 9 45 Sunday School and adult class, 11 am sermon The Mighty God by Rev Russell S Brown, assisted by several members. Choirs perform, baptism occurs, 4 pm Junior Choir, 6 30 pm Wesley Choir rehearsal and caroling, 8 30 pm social at Cornwell home, M Y F meets at 6 30 with brief business after worship.
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First Methodist Congregation
Russell S. Brown
God
Robert Heller
Charlotte Evans
Cody Baitsell
H. S. Matott
Wesley
Raymond Cornwell
W. 6Th St
M.Y. F
Nona ‘Turano
Krista” Palmeter
Taxpayer urges Fort Ontario for new development location
A taxpayer advocates using Fort Ontario instead of Otis Field for recreation, arguing $75,000 is excessive for Otis Field projects and noting Fort Ontario's advantageous location. He warns against spending a large sum there while a new high school may be built soon, questioning why no other New York City has such a site.
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Fort Ontario
Board of Education
Otis Field
New York
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Gil Rd
M.doma
Newara
Shanley
N. Y
Mc Donald
the Fashion First Stores
Maurice O. Boyd
William
Susan
State University College of Education
Boyds
Palladium
Charles Allen
First Methodist
Brownie
Barbeau
U.S
West First ST
Oswego, N. Y
Midland
Emerson Ws
West Seneca and
Liberty Sts
Yardley
Yardley Soaps
TIMEX
Will & Baumer
ST. Regis
CANDY
Little Angel
J. B. Lynch Pharmacy
Durtee's
W. First ST
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