Oswego Aims to Become Deep Seaway Port on Lake Ontario
Oswego positions itself as the Seaway Port of Central New York with plans to dredge Oswego harbor to 27 feet, backed by a 14 million state investment. The deeper channel would boost ship loading efficiency, attracting trades beyond the central New York region as Corps reports progress and costs are outlined for neighboring harbors.
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Winter Road Hazards Demand Mutual Caution
An editorial argues the winter road danger is a two way problem. It cites careless drivers and careless pedestrians, especially children, and urges motorists to exercise extra caution while parents remind kids of street dangers to prevent suffering or tragedy.
Viewpoints of Other Editors OLD ORDER CHANGE
The Buffalo Evening News notes that New York Central engineers say wristwatches replace pocket timepieces. Rail nostalgia clashes with progress as stations close and travel shifts to cars planes and buses. Yet rail romance persists in the 5 15 timetable and model trains. A Q&A column covers a tattoo removal and bowling topics from Crown Green into England.
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Health Advice From Dr Brady on Calcium and Buritis
A Connecticut reader recalls bursitis relief after Dr Brady’s calcium guidance. The columnist notes cutting milk and calcium capsules caused leg and foot cramps, emphasizing calcium's role in bone and joint health and urging readers to follow advised supplementation.
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Virginia
Obituary: Claude Wyman 75 of Sandy Pond
Claude Wyman 75 died Saturday at Oswego Hospital after a heart attack at his Sandy Pond home. Born November 18 1885 in Richland he married Olive Fox in 1966. A self employed painter he belonged to the Sandy Pond Sportsmen's Association. Funeral Tuesday at Taylor Funeral Home officiated by Rev Russe Clark burial in Richland Cemetery in spring.
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Florence Myers Wyman
Olive Fox
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
The Palladium Times announces its commercial printing department contact lines for business inquiries and ad production services. Dial the provided numbers for press, design, and production coordination.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Kennedy Brothers Cabinet Choice Ignites Conflict of Interest Debate
Washington debates the appointment of Robert Kennedy as Attorney General and the broader question of conflicts of interest for cabinet members. Critics warn actions could favor former business associates, while supporters argue principles of law and duty must guide prosecutions regardless of personal ties.
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Soldier Robert E. Proctor Participates in Yellow Jacket II in Korea
Army Specialist Four Robert E. Proctor, 24, son of Mrs. Louise G. Wallace of Oswego New York, took part with the 1st Division 5th Cavalry in Exercise Yellow Jacket II in Korea. The field training emphasized night withdrawal and attack as part of ongoing division training. Proctor entered the Army in May 1954 and arrived overseas last August after attending Oswego High School.
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Happiest Christmas as Santa Loses Specs
Hal Boyle recounts a Christmas miscue where Santa loses his glasses and delivers gifts by guesswork. Nations debate remedies until a boy suggests opening others’ gifts, leading to universal joy as everyone finds something they wanted. Moral: nobody can ruin Christmas.
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Moment of Meditation for the Holiday Spirit and Service
A reflective note emphasizes opening the heart to generous service during the season. It prays to the Father of us all for guidance in beneficent acts that bring the deepest joys of living by the Golden Rule.
Kennedy's foreign policy forecast signals shift from Europe
A national forecast argues a Kennedy led State Department will pivot toward underprivileged regions in Asia Africa and Latin America. It envisions a neutral stance toward Russia and a race to win minds of inde pendent nations, with Bowles Williams Rusk in key roles.
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Pulaski Cemetery Group Sets Annual Meeting
The Pulaski Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at the Village Office at 2 p.m. on January 3. Trustees will be elected for three year terms replacing Horace Farrington and Ben Cronk whose terms end that date. The secretary treasurer report will be given and other business transacted.
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Pulaski Cemetery Association
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Priest Seeks Answer From Des Moines Durletin Board
Dowling Catholic High School in Des Moines reads a challenging note posted on Father Holden's bulletin board asking, What are you doing for Heaven's sake. The message raises questions about the aims of students and religious instruction.
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Daily Bible Passage Psalm 127 Verse 1
A verse from Psalm 127 asserts that unless the Lord builds the house, builders labor in vain. It emphasizes reliance on divine aid for successful effort and outcomes.
East should play the ace of clubs to defend the Masters hand
A bridge problem from the Masters Individual Championship shows East facing trick two after West leads a club. The recommended line is for East to play the ace of clubs, gaining signaling flexibility and potential heart shifts, though the actual hand sees West discarding diamonds and East failing to make the contract.
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