Explosion damages Logan Long plant injures one man
A powerful blast at the Logan Long Co. plant at N First and Shaw Streets injured Frank Truell, 46, of 322 Erie Street. He was taken to Lee Memorial Hospital for X rays as two fire engines responded but found no fire. The drum explosion damaged a drying machine and shattered windows, with debris and brick siding also affected. The blast was felt beyond the plant, but fire damage estimates were not available. The incident occurred shortly before 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Fulton
Logan Long Co
N. First
Shaw Sts
Frank Truell
Erie St
Lee Memorial Hospital
George Allen
James Burden
N. First St
Truell
Logan Long
Don Smith Leads Softball Hitters in Fulton League
Fulton league statistics show Don Smith of Goldberg's posting a .478 batting average to lead the first round. Nick Naioti of Goldberg's followed at .450, with Jerry Holden of Morrills at .448. Top 10 finishers include A Eichman West Side Merchants 414 Jeff Gorton City Supply 400 Dick Halloway Citrus 370 Ted Safranski Nestles 337 Tip Lahk Nestles 350 Tony Demperio City Supply .346 Joe Corseniti Goldberg's 41.
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Fulton
Don Smith
Goldberg's
Fulton Softball League
Nick Naioti
Smith
Jerry Holden
Morrills
A Eichman
West Side Merchants
Jeff Gorton
City Supply
Dick Halloway
Citrus
Ted Safranski
Nestles
Tip Lahk
Tony Demperio
Joe Corseniti
Goldberes
Emerson Hibbard to study zoology in Edinburgh Scotland
The State Department notified Representative Kilburn that Emerson Hibbard Fulton of West Fulton NY has earned a Fulbright international exchange scholarship to study zoology at the University of Edinburgh for the 1959-60 academic year. Also noted is Alton C Halliday serving in the Western Pacific aboard the USS Hornet and aboard Commander Carmine’s Division 19 in anti submarine operations.
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Washington
State Department
Clarence &. Kilburn
R -Malore
Emerson Hibbard Fulton
N.Y
Ersity of Edinburgh
Scotland
Pacific
Western Pacific
Alton C
Halliday
Axanton Machinis
Thud Lass
Healx
West
Fulton Obituary Miss Alice G McCaffrey 252 W Fifth St Fulton
Miss Alice G McCaffrey longtime Fulton school official dies after a short illness at Lee Memorial hospital. Native of Fulton she served 37 years as an attendance officer retiring in 1965. Survived by two brothers and several nieces and nephews. Services set 8:30 am Saturday at Young and Son funeral home and 9 am at Holy Family church. Burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Alice McCaffrey
Fulton
Alice G. McCaffrey
Lee Memorial Hospital
McCaffrey
Edward and
Catherine Condon McCaffrey
Holy Family Church
Altar Rosary Society of the Church
Pere LeMoyne Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Employment In Fulton Plants Higher in May
Fulton area factories added workers in May reaching 5220 employed, up 100 from March and 150 above May last year, with average weekly earnings around 88.80 and a 14 percent rise over April last year. Unemployment claims fell from 960 in March to 530 in May, with mid June counts down to 371 as rehiring by outside construction firms surged and local plants boosted hiring.
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Fulton
Robert H. Leadley
New York State Department of Labor
Leadley
Fulton Area
Leadley Sai
N March
Honor List At Phillip Street School Fulton
Fulton announces the final marking period honor list for Phillip Street Junior High grades four to eight. Principal Floyd Thornber names High achievers including Fourth Grade scholars Michael Bullock Sharon Case Sandra Colocino Janet Connell and many more across all grades with numerous students from eight grade listed.
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Fulton
Phillip Street
Floyd Thornber
Michael Bullock
Sharon Case
Sandra Colocino
Janet Connell
Linda Cronk
Sammy DelBrocco
James Durfey
Gary Fabrizio
Christine Farragla
James Gillard
Diane Harmon
Carolyn Janas
JoAnn Malambri
Christine Metevier
June Okoniewski
Isabell Pannofino
Carol Phelps
Kathleen Potocnak
Janis Poulakis
Thomas Shultz
Jill Stanton
Judy Simona
Jack Tracy
Robert Treasure
Francis Wallace
Mira Wielgosz
Gordon Weinstein
Mary Even Arrnold
Deborah Borrow
Charlene Bevacqua
Suzanne Brown
Charlene Bullard
Mary Burchim
Sharon Deal
Kathleen Clark
Leslie Corkran
Chris Defren
Daniel Gillard
Thomas Goss
Kristine Guterwill
Linda Harmon
Wiliam Horton
Cheryl Jones
Stevan Komarnicki
Roxanne Licourt
Susan Mansfield
Douglas Miller
Lucinda Nalle
Linda Phelps
James Polson
Joseph Setticase
Jean Sieron
Eileen Snyder
Shirley Stevenson
Yvonne Stowell
Mary Varrechhia
Ellen Wagner
Efi Weber
Christine Wickham
Isabelle Wielgosz
James Blodgett
Ellen Brown
Judith Brown
Donna Chase
Connie Cieszeski
William Connell
Mary Dudeck
Linda Franz
Dennis Hall
Richard Hartman
Susan Hillick
Judith Hudson
Sheila Ingamells
Henryn Karkut
Sheryl Kintner
Mary Ann Lichorobiec
Frances Mellone
Wilfred Myers
Donna Olensky
Susan Ostrander
Suellen Rutledge
Marion Robinson
June Semeraro
Stephen Smith
Loretta Snyder
Paula Terpening
Fulton Area Personal Notices and Picnics Schedule
Fulton readers note church picnics at Oneida Lake on July 7 hosted by Mrs John Howard and a postponed Faithful Circle event due to a member death Mrs Ruth S Bartlett. Local residents report vacations Army service and social visits including Oswego and Poughkeepsie. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary to meet Tuesday with encampment colors in Buffalo. Texas history line ends fragmentary.
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Fulton
Mary- Martha
Mt. Pleasant Church
John Howard
Oneida Lake
Faithful Circle of
Ruth S. Bartlett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Buffalo
Fulton Area Obituary and Marriage Licenses Note
The funeral of Edward R. Haseltine 38 of 364 Park Street a Sealright Oswego Falls production engineer and Boy Scout executive was held at 8 30 am at Young and Son and 9 am at Saint Cecilia Church. He will be buried in St James Cemetery in Haverhill Massachusetts. Bearers included local executives and Boy Scouts. Also reported are issued marriage licenses for Jean Ann Farfaglia Paul J Wise Barbara J Lipka and James T Beadle.
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Edward Haseltine Fulton
Edward R. Haseltine
Park St
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Oswego County Boy Scout Area
Young and Son
Immaculate Conception
Eugene Yennock
Haverhill
Mass
Power-O'Connor
St James Cemetery
Peter Hullick
John Markert
Russell Morgan
Robert Kissock
Kennard Rath
Robert Galloway
Fulton Area
Fulton
Jean Ann Farfaglia
Erie St
Paul J. Wise
Fulton RD
Barbara J. Lipka
Tallman St
Oswego
Columba
James T. Beadle
W. First St
Columbia Mills
Rabies Quarantine Ordered for Dogs in Wyoming Counties
Health officers ordered all dogs in Wyoming and adjoining Livingston counties into quarantine after rabies outbreaks. Free roaming dogs could be shot and owners fined. In recent months seven animals in the two counties tested rabid and a boy bitten by a rabid cat received special treatment. Meridan Idaho boy electrocuted during worm feeding device demonstration.
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Warsaw
Wyoming
Livingston
New York
Texas Woman Killed By Her Own Overturned Car
A west Texas woman, about 55, died Wednesday when her car ran over her after she stopped at a rural mailbox. Police say the transmission slipped to reverse, knocking her down and running over her twice as the car circled before stopping.
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Texas
Muleshoe, Tex
West Texas
Mutual Broadcasting System Enters Bankruptcy Proceedings
The Mutual Broadcasting System and newly installed owners filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday. The firm, with 425 affiliated radio stations nationwide, lists liabilities of 3,195,207 dollars and assets of 579,607 dollars as it plans to reorganize while continuing operations.
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New York
Mutual Broadcasting System
Died by poison after fiancé drowns in Indianapolis
Miss Dorothy Baker aged 21 died after swallowing roach powder less than a day after her fiancé drowned during a midnight swim. They had planned to marry Saturday. In Colombia a flash flood near Ibague killed hundreds with relief efforts by CARE and a $250,000 food program.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dorothy Baker
Ibaguf
Colombia
U. S
CARE
Storm Puts Out Power Lines In Fulton Section
A severe electrical storm struck Fulton shortly after 10 p m Wednesday causing widespread outages. Lightning hit a 344 kilovolt line pole in Foster Park, cutting power citywide except southeast areas. Most power was restored within six minutes, with rural zones like Fairdale back after about three hours. Industrial plants experienced brief interruptions and crews worked to restore isolated lines.
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Fulton
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Power Company
Lghtning
Foster Park
Fairdale
Tandem Trailers Begin Regular Use on Thruway
The Thruway Authority authorized regular tandem trucking with two trailers per truck. Tandem units incur double tolls and require special permits and pre trip checks. Brill cited cost efficiency and revenue goals, noting Massachusetts plans similar permission. Route options include Boston to the Pennsylvania line near Buffalo, a 509 mile journey.
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Albany
Thruway
Thruway Authority
Authority
Clinton B. Brill
Brill
Massachusetts Turnpike
Boston
Pennsylvania Line
Buffalo
Explosion Kills Woman in Lockport Cottage
A house blast and fire in a small Lockport cottage killed Mrs. Mary Webbber, 33, yesterday. Police said her six year old daughter Linda inadvertently spilled gasoline from a jug onto a rug while vacuuming. A spark ignited the gas and Linda left the home seconds before the blast.
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Lockport UP
Mary Webbber
Linda
Fulton girl engaged to Oswego state teacher student groom
The engagement of Miss Carmella LaMacchia of Fulton to Fritz Rath of Oswego was announced. Miss LaMacchia, daughter of Mr and Mrs James LaMacchia, will graduate August 22 from Oswego State Teachers College and is a member of Arethuse sorority Nappa Delta Pi. Rath attends Oswego State Teachers College and is in Psi Phi fraternity and the Social Studies honor society. The wedding is set for August 8.
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Fulton Girt
Carmella LaMacchia
James LaMacchia
Owens Rd
Fulton
Fritz Rath
Fred Rath
Oswego RD
Miss LaMacchia
Oswego State Teachers College
Arethuse Sorority
Nappa Delta Pi
Rath
Psi Phi Fraternity
Social Studies
Holiness Camp Meeting Opens On August 16
The Richland Holiness Camp Meeting Association holds its tenth annual gathering at Beulah Park Richland from August 6 to 16 with George Culp presiding. Evangelists Roy Bellamy and A L Hess lead devotions. A A Passmore is song leader. Thelma Thurston directs children. Busacd Buchanan leads youth work. special missionary service August 13 with National Holiness Association speakers. stockholders and directors meet August 14. other officers include Miss Father Shafer secretary treasurer Albert Green and a slate of directors. honorary directors C J Riley and J C Tong.
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Richland
S&th
Richland Holiness Camp Meeting Association
Beulah Park
George Culp
Maddenfield
N. J
Roy Bellamy
Marion
Onio
A. L. Hess
A. A Passmore
Thelma Thurston
Miss Wilson
Young People’s
Busacd Buchanan
Byron Smith
Camp Cook
National Holiness Association
Kentucky
Culp
Mr. Buchanan
Syracuse
Eva Shangrew
Adams
J. Pickett
Carthage
Jerry Look
Pulaski
Hazel van Luren
Fargeville
C. J. Riley
J. C. Tong
Telford
Special Session at Albany Costs About Five Thousand
Albany officials estimate yesterday's special legislative session will cost slightly under 5000 dollars with most expense in transportation for lawmakers. Additional clerks and printing costs for the enacted bills comprise the rest.
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
Terry Named Assistant to Governor Rockefeller Albany
Syracuse lawyer John T. Terry, prominent in the Young Republic, has been appointed an assistant secretary to Gov. Rockefeller. Terry was previously an assistant appointment officer for the Republican governor.
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Terry
Rockefeller
Albany
John T. Terry
Syracuse
Young Republican Organization
Gov
Cleveland Marine in School at Quantico
Pvt. Kenneth Dupre, U. S. Marine Corps, home on 20 day leave, leaves for Quantico Va to attend a training school. He is the son of Mrs. Mary Dupre and the late Earl Dupre of Martin Rd Cleveland. Le Vere Dupre of Hialeah Fla is home for grandmother Mrs Martha Wise's funeral. He is Olivia Dupre's twin son. Joseph Wood will have cast removed in about two weeks after breaking his arm three weeks ago. Mrs. Jamey S Phillipe of North St visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Ward Crandall of Tlion.
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Cleveland Marine
Quantico
Cleveland
Kenneth Dupre
U. S. Marine Corps
Mary Dupre
Earl Dupre
Martin Rad
le Vere Dupre
Hialeah
Flo
Martha Wise
Katherine St
Olivia Dupre
Joseph Wood
Jamey S. Phillipe
North St
Ward Crandall
Tlion
Heat Wave Likely to End This Week
Washington reports government forecasters expect the eastern heat wave to break within days while July will run warmer than normal for the southern half of the nation. The Weather Bureau outlook predicts above normal temperatures in the south, below normal in the north, near normal in between, with wetter than average northern regions and drier Mississippi Valley and far Southwest.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Snark Intercontinental Missile Flight Returns to Cape
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla A.A Snark intercontinental missile flew 1,000 miles over the Atlantic then returned to the cape, a round trip 42 hours after launch. The sleek 59-foot rocket landed with special skids and a parachute. Earlier launches dropped dummy warheads near Ascension Island 5,000 miles away. The Snark cruises at 600 miles per hour and uses inertial guidance checked by the stars.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla A
Atlantic
Cape
Air Force
Ascension Island
Lost Youth Parents End Search Mission
Parents of five year old David Raleigh quit the hunt for the missing boy feared lost in the Catskill mountains near Lake Winnisook. State Police say the search will continue for an indefinite period as they remain convinced the body will be found in the woods. The Raleighs, from Fayetteville, left with their daughter Susan after failing to locate any trace despite an organized mass search and lake draining.
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Phoenicia
Stuart Raleigh
David
Catskill Mountains
Fayetteville
Syracuse
Lake Winnisock
Farmula
Frank Dwyer
Susan
Union Services To Begin Sunday
Phoenix reports two months of union services start Sunday July 5 at the Methodist church with music by its choir and Rev Norman Isamian of the Congregational church delivering the message. Services are at 10 a.m. each Sunday. Meanwhile local residents undertake summer plans and travels including Penfield family trips to Waterville Maine and Colby College teaching, Oswego State study for Phillips, and visits to Buffalo Moon Lake and Boonville camps.
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Phoenix
Congregational
Methodist Church
Norman Isamian
Congregational Church
Robert Penfield
Endicott
Waterville
Maine
Garnie
Boonville
Edward Hamm
New Rochelle
Kathy
Michael
Kevin
Terry
Homer Bowman
Melzar Richards
Moon Lake
Clifford Ranger
Veterans’ Hospital
Syracuse
Pope calls for unity and peace through freedom and truth
The Pope urged world leaders to honor rights and grant freedom to the church, people, and individuals. He warned that renewed discord could bring war and death, urging return to harmony and just peace. He outlined sections on truth seeking, press responsibility, and unity through the Ecumenical Council, calling the church “the father house of all Christianity.”
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Partiff
Ecumenical Universal Council
All Christianity
Nixon Kozlov Talk Yields Blunt Foreign Policy Tight Talk
In a behind closed doors exchange Nixon and Kozlov sparred over public versus private disputes in foreign policy. Kozlov claimed Republicans and Democrats share a unified stance while Nixon and Herter insisted they are one on policy and openly disagree only in private. The conversation touched on transparency and the conduct of allied nations. Also noted is Canada’s 1958 nickel output, exceeding 70 percent of the free world production.
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Nixon
Herter
Kozlov
Kremlin
Mr. Herter
Canada
Free World
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Sealright
Call Fulton
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Elizabeth Moyer
Birch St
Fred Moyer
Rome
St. Marys Cemetery
Fulton- Barry LaBeef
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Yman Ave
Harold Brown
Ernest Niceah
Charles Ottman
Coufine
Walter Knych, Jr
S. Fourth St
Werdnesday
Lee, Memoral Hospital
Merle Whipple
Buffalo St
Phillip Street School
Paul V. Sheridan
West First St. North
Paul E. Shendan
Salisbury
Maryland
Elsie Simons
Sik Rd
Volney
John Huss
Roger
South Fifth St
Howard Brown
Lowhille
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Francis Greene
West River Rd
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Germany
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South Sixth St
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South Fourth
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Poughkeepsie
Marion Rickert
Helen Durfey
United States
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Rowlee
Stevenson
Recreation Park
Marie McSweeney
Carolyn Foster
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Pat Walsh
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Sandra Gillis
Charles Colitre
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