Oswego County Sees 12th Traffic Fatality Of Year
Ronald Pittsley 16 of Scriba died after a pickup overturned on Lakeview Road near Scriba as two companions, Douglas Smith 17 and David Wallace 16, were treated for injuries at Oswego Hospital. Smith was discharged. Pittsley died from base skull fracture and brain hemorrhage. Autopsy ruled death accidental. Sheriff’s deputies continued investigation into the crash, which occurred after swimming at Murray’s Beach.
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Oswego County
Scriba
Oswego Hospital
Lakeview Rd
Ronald Pittsley
William and
Luba Pittsley
Cast Oneida Street
Route 104
Douglas Smith
Broadway Rd
Oswego RD
David Wallace
E. Ninth St
Oswego
Smith
Merwin Upcraft
Murray’s Beach
Pittsley
Ora Lawton
James McDermott
Lloyd Elkins
Upcraft
Ronald J. Pittsley
Luba Dulin Pittsler
Local resident dies. funeral planned in Scriba
A Scriba resident, a former Oswego High School student and St. Louis Catholic parishioner, died leaving three sisters Joyce Judy Theresa and two brothers William and Brian. The funeral will be held at the family home on Fast Oneida Street Road with time to be announced.
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Obituary for George Williams Oswego worker dies at 65
George Williams 65 a city Works employee fatally stricken on West Bridge St. He died at Oswego Hospital after being removed by ambulance. A longtime resident of Oswego he worked as a concrete foreman for road concerns and on Hall Road. Survives include a brother Henry Williams and nieces and nephews. Funeral from Dowdle Funeral Home July 25 at 1 p m with Rev. Robert Walden officiating burial in Wallis Cemetery. Loreto Castiglia 75 dies at home after short illness at 111 West Utica St husband of Antonia Castiglia. Born in Italy he worked at Columba Mills Minetto then retired. Survived by wife six sons two daughters a brother and sister 16 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Family funeral home services Saturday at 8:30 a m and St Joseph Church at 9. Burial in St Peter Cemetery''
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Oswego Hospital
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Watertown
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H. R. Tyler
Hall Road
Florence Bentler
Stocle
Henry Wiliams
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Dowdle Funeral Home
East Fourth St
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Wallis
Italy
Castiglia
Minetto
Oswego
Columba Mills
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Anthony
Burling
M. J
Joseph
Frank
Louis
Henry
Ethridge
Albert
Phoenix
Ann
Delos
Martha) Diston
Fulton
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Minette
Mary Joy
St. Joseph's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Tie for Three Judges Spark Kingsford Park Pet Show
A three way tie for cutest dog featured the Kingsford Park playground Pet Show held yesterday. Sharon Desens Bobby Panjecia and Roger Tyler shared the honor. Other winners included Susan Lockwood biggest dog Peggy Henning smallest pet a turtle Dean Von Epps funniest dog and Kenneth Tyler most original pet. Judges Kay Diffley Janet Frost Pat Benzing Dorothea Griffin and Dave Morgia were all park supervisors.
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Sharon Desens
Bobby Panjecia
Roger Tyler
Susan Lockwood
Peggy Henning
Dean von Epps
Kenneth Tyler
Kay Diffley
Janet Frost
Pat Benzing
Dorothea Griffin
Dave Morgia
Clue to Airmen Found in Desert
In Libya a new parachute fragment was found as U S Air Force teams search the Libyan desert for nine missing airmen from a World War II Liberator bomber. Army mortuary teams report no remains discovered yet and will continue surveying the 1 000 square mile area. The bomber landed near Naples during a moonless night on April 4 1943 and was located earlier this year inland from Benghazi.
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Germany
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U. S
U. S. Air Force European
Army Mortuary
Naples
Italy
Bengasi
Former Elmiran Killed While Helping Couple
Stanley Joseph Gable 49, a former Elmira, New York resident, was shot and killed in Redland California while aiding a boy and girl stranded with a car run out of gas. He died from a stomach wound and a leg wound after two armed men emerged from an orange grove. The two teenagers provided the account to police.
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Redland
Calif
Gable
Robbers Attack Motorist Then Flee On Street
Gublo was ambushed by three assailants demanding cash as he sat in his car. He attempted to drive away but was shot and fatally wounded before crashing into a telephone pole. Officers found 9500 dollars on him and linked the suspects to late night tavern robberies by women in the previous month.
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Gublo
Explosion at Palmyra Garlock plant kills one, injures six
One person was reported killed and at least six injured in an explosion at the Garlock Packing Co. plant in Palmyra. The firm manufactures gaskets and water packing devices. Details were not immediately available.
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Upi
Barlock Packing Co
Garlock
Teenage Boy Fires at Crowd in Bronx Killing Self
In New York a 16 year old, Carlos Rosario, fired a shotgun into a Bronx crowd wounding a man and five children aged 7 to 11. An off duty Patrolman Walter Downs shot Rosario dead minutes later after the incident. Previously, Rosario had fought with 23 year old Tommy Lee Allen in Crotona Park.
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New York
Bronx
Carlos Rosario
Crotona Park
Tommy Lee Allen
Rosario
Allen
Walter W. Downs
Archbishop Fisher botches marriage vow error at Lambeth Palace
In a ceremony at Lambeth Palace Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher misquoted the line of the Church of England marriage service. He corrected his son Stumphrey Fisher's vows to Diana Davis an airline stewardess as the congregation smiled.
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Lambeth Palace
Geoffrey Fisher
Stumphrey
Diana Davis
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Larry) Castiglia
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