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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1959

Page

13

Elevator stoppage harms Oswego port amid national focus

The Oswego Port Authority elevator faces a work stoppage described as a strike by labor leaders with four decades’ ties to the city. Analysts warn the interruption disrupts ship traffic during heightened interest in the St. Lawrence Seaway and urge both sides to honor community duties while seeking a path to reconciliation.

Oswego Port Authority Michael Walsh Walsh St. Lawrence Seaway Eisenhower Oswego Rotary Club Port Authority

Public and Private Education Under Fire in Opinion Piece

The piece argues for a plural approach to schooling, noting tension between public and private education. It cites Dr John K Norton of Columbia Teachers College accusing Ivy League influence and elitism, then defends public schooling and urges mutual respect and shared goals. It emphasizes room for both systems and cautions against deriding either side.

John K. Norton Department of Education Teachers College of Columbia University Norton Dr. Norton

Viewpoints of Other Editors on Wheat Prices and a Millionaire

In Kansas a wealthy magnate died in a collision, prompting editorials on subsidies and wheat policies. Raymond Garvey, reputed richest man in Kansas, profited from wheat subsidies while owning vast western holdings and storage, challenging the claim subsidies aid the “little man.” The piece questions policy limits and the role of public funds in private wealth.

Wien Laas Raymond Iudh Garvey Kansas Dea Middle West United States Fie Salina Nfesner Biven Congress

Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Calcium and analgesia

Dr Brady discusses analgesia using chloral while differentiating analgesia from anesthesia. He cites calcium’s role in nerve excitability and claims calcium-rich diets aid for headaches cramps and rheumatic pains. Readers report relief from migraines tetany and backaches after calcium and vitamin D supplementation.

Brady Octav

Calcium as Food May Alleviate Painful Conditions

The author argues calcium should come from food, not medicine, and urges daily consumption rather than a trial period. The emphasis is on dietary intake as a long term approach to relief. Strong entities are not present beyond general references to calcium and food.

Piles pamphlet prompts patient’s quick relief and praise

A reader describes injections for hemorrhoids delivering lasting relief with little disruption to work over six years, while another note defends ambulant treatment and praises pamphlets on hemorrhoids and maternity. Notices announce beer licenses for Blais Groceries and Michele Lanzellotta at Oswego addresses with July publication dates.

Oon Hemorritoids East Bridge St. Oswego N. Y County of Oswego Michele Lanzellotta DBA New York N.Y

Daily Bible Passage Jesus Said I Am the Way

A religious verse from St. John 14 6 quotes Jesus saying I am the way the truth and the life conveying the Christian message of salvation and guidance. The line presents a concise doctrinal statement attributed to Jesus in the gospel.

Jesus

Butler's 1960 Dems spending stance sparks party split

Washington Paul 3. Butler chairman of the Democratic National Committee argues against current leaders' fiscal restraint, warning of a tough 1960 for Democrats. He favors higher spending despite a growing economy, while figures like Rayburn and Byrd push for controlled budgets and backdoor spending. Conservatives warn of inflation and a weaker dollar if deficits rise.

Washington Paul 3. Butler Democratic National Committee Congress Butler Democratic Party Rayburn Leon Keyserling Council of Economic Advisers Truman Kesserling Keyserling Harry Byrd Virginia Chatman Senate Finance Committee Lam Sen Byrd Tax Foundation, Inc Eisenhower Senate Lyndon Johnson Mike Mansfield Montana Butter Helmsmen

Why Wives Want to Go Out Evenings, Hal Boyle

New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on why wives push for evenings out, tracing the escalating quest for the “dream home” and gadgets, then ending with the punchline that the wife’s urge to go out is a mystery to husbands. The piece satirizes postwar American consumer culture and marital dynamics.

New York China

Moment of Meditation for Open Eyes and Progressive Pioneers

A meditation urging constant awareness of opportunities to improve self and community across all sectors. It calls for recognizing pathways to progress and welcoming eager minds to move forward, pioneering for tomorrow.

National Whirligig Many Major Fights Lost By Democratic Liberals

The piece argues Democratic liberals on Capitol Hill failed to secure major reforms due to economic pressures, Cold War costs, and regional bloc rivalries. It says the Roosevelt era has waned, Congress seeks a breathing spell, and reform will be selective, with Republicans and Southern Democrats allied.

Washington Capitol Hill Berlin Congress Russia Uncle Sam

Lightning Delays Meeting in North Hannibal and Nearby Notes

The North Hannibal meeting at Martville was postponed due to lightning damage at the host’s home the previous evening. Various local notices report residents Mr. Jennie Fowler camping at Fair Haven, Joseph Kampel visiting Vernon, and July plans. A newborn son was born to Rev and Mrs Ferris in an Auburn hospital.

North Hannibal George Martvile Jennie Fowler Fair Haven Joseph Kampel Vernon Seth Kampel Ferris Auburn Milton Bloggett Blodgett Floyd Rome M. G. Lockwood

Becker Tops Masters Individual Championship Play

In a detailed contract bridge analysis, South opens six spades after the Montague layout. The article discusses line choices, finesses, and trump management to maximize slam chances, noting the defender layouts that would defeat the contract and the best strategic approach to trick two.

Jay Becker iSouth Declarer South East Ica Syndicate, Inc

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