Oswego in the running for $30 million aluminum mill
Oswego is among upstate New York cities eyed for a $30 million aluminum re-rolling mill announced by Aluminum Company of Canada. A decision on the site is expected within a month with Oswego touting its Seaway port, water supply, rail access, and a 100 to 300 acre site plan.
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Oswego
New York
Aluminum Company of Canada
Peoapecy Ye
Montreal
Aluminum Ltd
United States
Scovill Manufacturing Co
Bridgeport, Conn
Bridgeport Brass Co
Warren, C
Cerro de Pasco, Inc
Fairmont
W. Va
Arvida
Que
Kingston
Ont
Albany
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Ogdensburg-Massena
New York Central
Erie-Lackawanna
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Marine Midland Corp
New York State Department of Commerce
Quebec
Aluminum
Bridgeport
Conn
Warren
Oswego Authority East Side
Ralph Shapiro
Chamber of Commerce
Operation Oswego
Port of
F. Hosmer Culkin
Oswego Man Receives Rotary Foundation Fellowship
Ross A. Ferlito of Oswego New York has won a Rotary Foundation Fellowship for the 1961 62 academic year. He will study Italian or French culture and literature at a major European university to prepare for a career in higher education. Ferlito, born April 30 1937 in Fulton, is a 1958 University of Rochester graduate and a Tulane PhD candidate in 1963.
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Evanston, WL
Ross A. Ferlito
Oswego
N. Y
Rotary Foundation
Rotary International
Service Club Organization
Ferlito
Rotary Club of
Europe
James Ferlito
Fulton
Hannibal Central School
Hannibal
University of Rochester
University of Rennes
France
Tulane University
New Orleans
Glee Club
Newman Club
Q Club
Psi Sigma Iota
Yellow Key
Beta Delta Gamma
Rotary
Rotary Clubs
Louis' Manager Cleared in Gun Count Case
Marshall Miles former manager of Joe Louis was acquitted by an Erie County Court jury on illegal possession of two revolvers. Police testified revolvers were found in a second floor room of Miles home during a gambling raid. Witnesses said the room was used for gambling and Louis had used it on occasion.
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Buffalo UP
Joe Louis
Marshall Miles
Erie
William B. Mahoney
Miles
State Crime Commission
Louis
Advent of Cold Year Seen As Boon to Local Merchants
Oswego businessmen expect a bright Christmas season despite a late warm spell that hurt early sales. Chauncey McDonald of McDonald's, Leo McSweeney of Campbell's, Charles Goldstein of Kline's, and others foresee stronger December volume aided by colder weather and two extra selling days. Most anticipate 1960 sales to match or exceed 1959, though many say 1959 was excellent and 1960 may lag slightly.
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Oswego
Chauncey F. McDonald
McDonald's
Leo A. McSweeney
Campbell’s
McSweeney
Klines Department Store
Charles N. Goldstein
Frank G. Wells
Wells Clothing Store
Wells
John A. Davis
Browne-Davis Furniture Store
Joseph Schneider
Schneider Brothers Jewelry Store
Oswegon
White Students Forced to Quit Orleans School
In New Orleans integration at William Frantz School is under pressure from segregationists. White attendance fell from 23 to eight this week while one Negro girl attends. At Mc Donagh No. 19, three Negro girls are in first grade with no white students. Harassment includes life threats and obscene remarks directed at Save Our Schools members. Federal deputy marshals escorted remaining Frantz students. parents report rock throwing and harassment. The governor urged citizens to stand fast as states resist federal influence in internal affairs.
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New Orleans
William Frantz School
Wweek
Frantz
McDonagh No
N. H. Sand
Save Our Schools
Charles L. Barnett
Shreveport
Louisiana Association of Citizens Councils
Un-American Activities Committee
Marion McKinley
Baptist Seminary
Marvin Chandler
Delma Windham
Everett L. Poling
Joseph I Giarrusso
Jimmie H. Davis
Davis
Louisiana
Loving Service Circle Elects New Officers at Church
At First Methodist Loving Service Circle meeting Tuesday evening Mrs. Mary Alice Dice was elected president with Mrs. Elsie Phillips as vice president, Mrs. Carrie Dowd secretary, and Mrs. Lemoyne Dutcher treasurer. January hosts and program duties were assigned to several members, while Mrs. Peck led the program with a Christmas story and refreshments were served by a small group of members.
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Loving Service Group
Dice
Loving Service Circle
King’s Daughters of
First Methodist Church
Mary Alice Dice
Elsie Phillips
Carrie Dowd
Lemoyne Dutcher
Gladys Peck
Vita May Schreirer
Marion Salladin
Mabel Porter
Grace Sharkey
Carrie Mitchell
J. A. Nichols
Mable Phillipe
AOH Auxiliary Names Officers for 1961
The ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians elected a new officer slate for 1961 at a recent meeting. New officers include Maureen Connolly president Florence Enwright vice president Theresa Farrell secretary Patricia Barry treasurer Sheila Brown sentinel Kathleen Barry chairlady Catholic Action chairlady Carol Wiltsie Irish history chairlady. Theresa Farrell will chair refreshments. The auxiliary will cooperate with the men's division on December activities this month. Nancy Metcalf and Eileen Amedio served refreshments after the meeting.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Maureen Connolly
Florence Enwright
Theresa Farrell
Patricia Barry
Sheila Brown
Sentinel
Kathleen Barry
Catholic Action
Carol Wiltsie
Irish Histrry
Nancy Metcalf
Eileen Amedio
More Than Inch of Snow Saturday
Oswego residents awoke to a snowfall totaling 18 inches in 24 hours, bringing winter accumulations to 48 inches with 1.2 inches before December. Temperatures ranged from 33 to 26 degrees as roads stayed slippery. county crews dispatched plows and sanders to improve travel, with heavier snow in southern and eastern parts of the county.
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Elmer F. Loveridge
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Bloodmobile visit set for December 19 at Hotel Pontiac
The Red Cross Christmas Bloodmobile will come to Oswego on Monday December 19 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Hotel Pontiac. Volunteers aged 18 to 60 are urged to contact chapter headquarters FT 3-0967 to schedule an appointment as blood is badly needed for holiday emergencies.
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American Red Cross
Oswego
Pontiac
Fire at West Bridge Street vehicle extinguished
Fire in an automobile owned by Ernest Washburn at 144 West Bridge Street was put out at 12 noon today by Auto Engine Company No. 1. It was the only run made by the fire department in the past 24 hours as reported by the Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Building.
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Auto Engine Company No. 1
Ernest Washburn
West Bridge St
Uncertain If Wife Will Attend Slain Spouse's Funeral
Mrs Luna Rowlee Boardway of O Connor Road Town of Seriba may attend the funeral for her husband George N Boardway after his death in their living room. She is jailed on a first degree murder charge and has not requested permission to attend. The couple have three children from a second marriage and three from a previous marriage. Funeral services are set for St Louis Catholic Church with arrangements at Connell Funeral Home. Local weather notes follow.
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Weiher
Luna Rowlee Boardway
O'Connor
Seriba
George (Bocamp) N. Boardway
Oswego County
Merwin R. Upcraft
State Department of Correction
John R. Murray
Boardway
Upcraft
Volney
Connell Funeral Home
St. Peter's Cemetery
Obituary: Clifford B. Lane Sr. 51 Moyers Corners resident dies
Clifford B. Lane Sr. 51 of Moyers Corners died after a short illness in Midtown hospital. He spent most of his life in Syracuse and worked as a dispatcher for Ohio Fast Freight Co and Western Express, with driver stints at Pocono Freight Lines Stides Trucking and Smiths Trucking. Survived by four sons, three sisters, two brothers and eight grandchildren, services set for 11 p.m. Monday at John G. Butler funeral home with burial in Onondaga Valley Cemetery. Friends may call 7–9 p.m. tonight and 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Clifford B. Lane Sr
Moyers Corners
Midtown Hospital
Lane
Ohio Fast Freight Co
Western Express
Pocono Freight Lines
Stides Trucking Co
Smith's Trucking Co
S. Salina St
Franklin A. Weaver
Rockwell Methodist Church
Onondaga Valley Cemetery
Rival Plan Passed by Eastern Milk Coop
The Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative says a rival organization’s proposal to raise farm milk prices would have caused monetary losses to dairymen in the New York New Jersey milkshed. The article notes the projected loss magnitude.
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Eastern Milk Coop
Syracuse
Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative
New York-New Jersey
Milk pricing plan discussed by Metropolitan group
John C. York, Eastern's executive secretary, stated Friday night that the Metropolitan Milk Producers Bar gaining Agency proposed plan would raise price to five cents a hundred weight and 465 quarts if in effect during the last year.
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Metropolitan Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
John C. York
Eastern
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Coee
Kodak Film
Barbeau
E. Bridge
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East First St
Clifford B. Lane, Sr
the “Pick” of
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Lexington Ave
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Penthouse
Albert Pick
Howard
E. S. Howard CO. Oswego
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Rory Calhoun
Carolina
Reams
Warner Bros
Eve Arden
Angela Lansbury
Shirley Knight
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Lee Kins
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Max Heiner
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