Dismiss Suit Growing From Fulton Deaths
State Supreme Court Judge William G. Easton dismissed a $102,000 accident suit over the 1954 Fulton drowning of two teens, Nancie Hubbard, 15, and James J. Regan Jr., 17. Plaintiffs claimed lack of guard rails. the state argued the towpath was not a public road. Easton ruled for the state.
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Syracuse
William G. Easton
Fulton
Nancie] Y. Hubbard
James J. Regan Jr
Peter Arcadi
Ontario Si
Phillip Richey
Asst
Stanley Scott
Easton
Polish Women's Club Christmas Dinner Planned
The Polish Women's Club schedules its annual Christmas dinner for December 18 at 2 p m at the Polish Home. Chairwoman Mrs John Zajac leads the event with assistants including Mrs John Safranski and Mrs Stanley Rusiecki. December birthdays will be honored and a Polish tradition program with carols is set.
Electric Razor Stolen From Fulton Home
Mrs Harold Perwitz of 324 Seneca Street reported to Captain Donald Zellar Monday night that her husband's electric razor was stolen from their home in Fulton.
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Fulton
Harold Perwitz
Seneca St
Donald Zellar
Armstrong party set for Pontiac
Fulton members of the Armstrong Management Association and Quarter Club clerical workers will hold a Christmas party at the Pontiac Hotel on Thursday December 22. R C Hurtt chairs the Quarter Club committee. The evening features dinner music and gift distribution. Committee members are Mrs Mary Harter Miss Nancy Sheldon and Thomas Bostwick.
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Fulton
Armstrong Management Association
Quarter Club
Pontiac Hotel
R. C. Hurtt
Mary Harter
Nancy Sheldon
Thomas Bostwick
Cootie Group Plans Visit to Mexico County Home
Cootie and Cootiettes of Ful ton Pup Tent will visit Mexico county home Monday December 18 at 7 pm. Pete Vescio Doris Mattern John Hansen and Julia Truesdale chair a social evening with music by the local musicians union.
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Fulton
Mexico County
Pete Vescio
Seam Squirrel
Doris Mattern
Greyback
John Hansen
Julia Truesdale
Musician's Union
VFW
Ah Wanta Cootiettes
Salvation Army Pleads for Aid in Fulton
Capt Earl Schaffer of the Fulton Salvation Army appeals for community support to fund the annual Christmas caravan and tree program. Donations from kettles, caravan gifts, and the Goldberg window tree fund the effort to bring Christmas cheer to those less fortunate.
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Fulton
Earl Schaffer
Fulton Corps
Salvation Army
Schaffer
Salvation Army of
Goldberg
Christmas Mail Near Peak In Fulton Post Office
Postmaster George Byrne urges Fulton residents to mail early for Christmas. Air mail advised for gifts and cards to ensure delivery, with first class for envelopes and return addresses. Special holiday hours announced at the main post office from Saturday through Dec 24, with extended daily openings.
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Fulton
George Byrne
Fulton Area
Byrne
Good Skating At Rink in Fulton
Fulton residents enjoy improved ice at Recreation Park rink with night lighting. Recreation director John Mascalino notes cold temperatures created a smooth surface and invites skaters to use the facility.
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Fulton
Fulton Area
Recreation Park
John Mascalino
Muscalino
Alan Howe Elected De Molay Chapter Head Fulton
Alan Howe was elected master councilor of Fulton chapter Order of De Molay for the spring term at a Monday night meeting in the Masonic temple. Other officers named include Kenneth Abbott senior counselor Francis Quirk junior counselor and Lee Stanton scribe. Funeral services are set for Wednesday for Joseph Gray 82 who died Saturday at his home. He was husband of Helen Stockwell and a former Richland resident. A son George D. Gray of Pulaski survives.
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Fulton
Alan Howe
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Kenneth Abbott
Francis Quirk
Lee Stanton
Richland Adams Center
Joseph
Armstrong party to give gifts for workers' children
The Armstrong Activities Association sponsors a Christmas party for about 300 children of Armstrong employees. It will be held Saturday morning September 17 from 10 to 12 at the Polish Hall with Santa Claus distributing gifts, plus cartoon movies and music.
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Fulton
Armstrong Company
Harry Inch
Armstrong Activities Association
Santa Claus
Take Top Honors in Fulton Bridge Masters Tourney
Mrs Joseph Amedio and Franklin Reddout won first honors with 32 points in the Fulton Bridge master point tournament at the Chamber of Commerce. Second place went to Mrs Frank Martin and Mrs William Hill with 29 points, with George Johnson and Harold McDonald at 24½, Mrs Wesley Hill and Mrs Richard Baker at 22¼, and Frank Martin and Mrs Harry Schulz at 21 points.
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Fulton Bridge
Fulton
Joseph Amedio
Franklin Reddout
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Martin
William Hill
George Johnson
Harold McDonald
Wesley Hill
Richard Baker
Harry Schulz
Fulton Obituary for William H. Miner 73
William H. Miner 73 of 507 Worth St died Tuesday at home. Survived by wife Hazel, daughters Mrs. John Fineout and Mrs. Harry Webster, sons John and Bernard Miner, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, two sisters Christine Coe and Mrs. John Barrows, and brother Roy Miner. Services at 3 p.m. Thursday at Springer funeral home with Rev. Robert Williams officiating. Burial Roosevelt cemetery.
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Fulton
William H. Miner
Worth St
Springer Funeral Home
Robert Williams
First Baptist Church
Roosevelt Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Becker of Fulton
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Becker of 461 North Sixth Street widow of Charles W Becker were held at 9 am Tuesday at Young and Son funeral home and 9 30 am at Immaculate Conception Church with Rev Frederick Lagoe presiding. Deacon Rev William Brown and sub-deacon Rev John Sliwowski assisted. burial followed at St Marys Cemetery. Bearers were Earl Abbott Arthur Hartle David McKinney Robert Burleigh Vincent Sczupack and Richard McDermott.
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Fulton
Mary Becker
N. Sixth St
Charles W. Becker
Young and Son Funeral
Immaculate Conception
Frederick Lagoe
William Brown
John Sliwowski
Father Brown
St. Mary's Cemetery
Earl Abbott
Arthur Hartle
David McKinney
Robert Burleigh
Vincent Sczupack
Richard McDermott
Fulton Budget Hearing Set for December 22
Fulton aldermen set December 22 for the public hearing on the proposed 1961 tax budget after a brief session and multiple conferences. Officials aim to hold the overall budget near current levels to avoid a steep tax rate hike, though taxpayers still face an increase.
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Fulton
Fulton Youth Escapes Injury After Car Collision
Richard Burdick Fulton 15 of Fulton RD 1 was struck by a car on Monday night at the north south arterial Cayuga Street corner but escaped injury. Edwin Campbell of 606 Cayuga Street said he saw the youth rush into the road, applied brakes, and struck Burdick with the left front fender before taking him to a physician where no injuries were found.
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Fulton Richard Burdick
Fulton RD 1
Cayuga St
Edwin Campbell
Donald Zellar
Burdick
Arraigned on Grand Larceny and Burglary Charges
Walter Stojan, 31, of the Rambler hotel, appeared before City Judge Maurice B Conley and was ordered held for grand jury action on grand larceny first degree and burglary third degree charges. Police say he is connected to a theft from Chester Dlugozima’s hotel apartment reported to Sgt. Ernest Niccoli. Stojan was arrested shortly after the report.
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Bulton
Maurice B. Conley
Walter Stojan
Rambler Hotel
Stojan
Chester Dlugozima
Dlugozima
Ernest Niccoli
State St PTA Christmas Program at Fulton School
The State Street PTA hosts a Christmas program Monday at 3 30 p m in Fulton School. Pupils sing under Elaine Arena with a business meeting led by Mrs Robert Burleigh and refreshments by Mrs John Muscalino and Mrs William Quirk. Mrs Walter Litwak is program chairman. Fire crew found no fire at the same Fulton site after an alarm tied to the school via direct hookup.
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State ST. Pta
Fulton
State Street School
PTA
Elaine Arena
Robert Burleigh
John Muscalino
William Quirk
Walter Litwak
State Street
State and Park Sts
Market closes with mixed gains on stock averages
Dow Jones reports at 2 p.m. stock averages show mixed movement across sectors. Industrials sit at 609.68, down 2.26. railroads at 126.83, down 1.03. utilities at 4740 up 12, reflecting varied investor sentiment as Allied Stores and multiple automakers appear among leading movers.
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Dow Jones, Inc. Industrials
Buffalo Man Renamed as Presiding Justice
Governor Rockefeller named Alger A. Williams of Buffalo presiding justice of the Fourth Department Appellate Division. Williams term runs to 1970. he was recently re-elected to a new term on the State Supreme Court. Rockefeller also named William H. Coon of Cortland to the Third Department and Philip M. Kleinfeld of Brooklyn to the Second Department. their terms end this month.
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Albany
Alger A. Williams
Buffalo
Rockefeller
Fourth Judicial Department
Williams
State Supreme Court
William H. Coon
Cortland
Philip M. Kleinfeld
Brooklyn
Death of Guy Stevens at 54 in Orwell
Guy Elwin Stevens 54 was found dead by hanging in his Orwell home yesterday morning after returning from Canandaigua Veterans Hospital. Survived by wife Eldora Thomas and four children, his funeral is set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Altmar with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Military honors will be given by Robert Edwards Post Pulaski.
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Pulaski
Guy Elwin Stevens
Orwell
Stevens
Canadaigua Veteran's Hospital
Jack Hilton
Hilton
Richland
Phineas, Sr
Carrie’ DeLapp Stevens
Navy
Eldora Thomas
Lindy
Rita
Guy, Jr
Terry
Ralph
William
Robert
Phineas
Brown Funeral Home
Altmar
Robert Murphy
Orwell Union Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Robert Edwards
Juniors Decide On Prom Theme and Dance Plans
Pulaski Central School junior class sets prom for Monday December 19 from 9 p m to 1 a m in the school gym. Gil Devine and His Senators of Syracuse will provide music. Theme is Wonderland of Lights with committees named for tickets decorations orchestra chaperons refreshments and publicity.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Central School
Gil Devine
Senators
Syracuse
E. Leslie Mitiguy
James Wilson
Douglas Switzer
Theodore Mandigo
Marvin Minto
Margaret Percy
Judith Stowe
Kathy Cronk
Barbara Butler
Susan Murray
Raymond Berry
Carol Newton
John Burnash
Wayne Traphagen
Iva Wart
Barbara Horton
Kathy Plante
Michael Denesha
Judith Bingham
James Kundell
Bess Stalker
Judith Hilton
Steven LaVeck
Sally Moody
Ann Dewey
GOP Loses Court Actions to Upset Kennedy Edge
The GOP failed in court attempts to overturn Kennedy's Texas and Illinois results. New York official canvass cut Kennedy’s total by 20,869, widening his nationwide margin to 114,859 from over 68 million votes. Kennedy retains 300 electoral votes while unpledged electors in Mississippi and Alabama pledge for Byrd, aiming to shift the election to the House. Texas case dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Iincis
Texas
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nixon
Illinois
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Mississippi
Alabama
Jackson
Miss
Henry F. Byrd
D-Va
House of Representatives
Byrd
U.S. Dist
Ben C. Connally
Mrs Polschlopke Elected Matron of OES Chapter
Phoenix Chapter 172 of the Order of the Eastern Star elected Mrs Freda Polschlopek as worthy matron and her husband Frank Polschlopek as worthy patron for the coming year at their annual meeting Monday night Other officers named were Mrs Mary Earle associate matron Mrs Lucille Moyer secretary Mrs Marjorie King treasurer Mrs Dorothy Case conductress Mrs Mary Dodge associate conductress Mrs Kathleen Henderson trustee for three years and Clifford Cary trustee for one year to fill the unexpired term of Mrs King A Christmas party followed with Mr and Mrs Albert Goodway honored guests They received gifts and decor included pink and silver tables and a cake Also gifts were given for the Eastern Star home at Oriskany and a sister at Utica Installation is set for Monday Jan 9 with practice Jan 8.
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Phoenix
Order of the Eastern Star
Freda Polschlopek
Frank Polschlopek
Mary Earle
Lucille Moyer
Marjorie King
Dorothy Case
Mary Dodge
Kathleen Henderson
Clifford Cary
Blizzard Toll and Cold Snap Across Coastline
The winter storm caused widespread misery from Virginia to New England with power outages near Fredericksburg and a 42 foot fishing boat sinking off Maryland. A Coast Guard vessel was damaged near Nantucket but six rescued from a grounded boat. Cold air pushed into the Deep South and Great Lakes with record lows in multiple cities including Pellston Dayton and Detroit.
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Virginia
Fredericksburg
Maryland
Nantucket
Mass
Coast Guard
Washington
Trenton
N. J
State Capitol
Canada
Rockies
New England
Gulf
Florida
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Pellston
Mich
Sault Ste. Marie
Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
Charleston
W. Va
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Far West
New York Market Reports Egg and Butter Prices
New York wholesale egg offerings are light with spotty demand. Spot quotes list whites and browns by grade and weight range, while butter demand is spotty with bulk carton prices for Creamery 93 score and other grades. no proof of fights affecting thousands of Texas ballots.
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New York
Texas
Four Winners In Speaking Contest Held at Phoenix
Dianne Alfano won the local American Legion oratorical contest held in the John C Birdlebough school auditorium. Linda Godfrey finished second and Margaret Isham third with Sharon Earnshaw in fourth. Judges included Rev Norman Isaman and Arthur Ellsworth. Awards were presented by Lions Club and Kiwanis members.
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Phoenix
Dianne Alfano
American Legion
John C
Norman Isaman
Arthur Ellsworth
Charles Sayers
Leonard Cooper
Robert Clute
Phoenix Lions Club
Alfano
Ellsworth
Phoenix Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gerald Dryden
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
John Minetonye
Mintonye
WSCS
Methodist Church
Rose Phares
Irene Halstead
Hoffa and Bridges Launch War on U S Government
In Oakland a joint meeting of James Hoffa and Harry Bridges unions denounces Landrum Griffin Act and Senate Labor Management Committee. They vow unity and action to press for higher living standards and threaten strikes if bargaining fails. Hoffa, subpoenaed, seeks to attend Senate hearing but postponement redirects him.
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Oakland
Calif
James Hoffa
The
Teamsters
Harry Bridges
West Coast
Landrum-Griffin
U. S. Senate Labor Management Committee
Civic Auditorium
Hoffa
Bridges
McClellans
Washington, D. C
Senate
Washington
GE to Hold 1961 Annual Meeting in Syracuse
General Electric will hold its 1961 annual meeting at War Memorial Auditorium in Syracuse on April 26. Expected to draw about 5 000 shareholders, it marks the third time the meeting is outside Schenectady, following Cleveland in 1959 and Chicago in 1961. There are 417 000 GE share owners of record.
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Syracuse
General Electric Co
War Memorial Auditorium
Schenectady
Cleveland
Chicago
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Edward F. Pettie
Fred Bevacqua
Home Office
DE Molay
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Olympia
Oswego County
Fulton Typewriter Store
William H. Minner
Fulton Funerals
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New York Stock Exchange
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Harrison
Victor Dean
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Gop
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