Port Authority declines grant to fund naval visitors
Oswego Port Authority rejected a plan by the Chamber of Commerce to raise 3000 dollars from public agencies to entertain 600 naval officers and men visiting July 23 for four days. The authority took no action on donating 1000 dollars and questioned legality and public financing versus private subscriptions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Oswego
Putnam and
DuPont
Armed Services Committee
Chamber
Canale’s Grove
John W. O'Connor
U. S Army
Change Pleas in County Court Tuesday
In Pulaski County Court Judge Don H. Stacy presided at the June term. Robert Henry Gillette alias Clayton Henry Barnhart pled guilty to grand larceny of two wedding rings valued at $400 from Richland on Oct 10. Co-defendant Robert J. Gosselin pleaded guilty to third degree assault. Both were remanded for disposition after investigations by the Probation Department. James Francis Reitz and Richard Arnold Foster pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of unlawful entry and petty larceny for stealing clothes worth $209.95 from Karpinski Dry Cleaning in Oswego. Reitz was represented by John E. Cullinan Jr. Foster by Sheridan Hillick. Raymond James Stocum, charged with sodomy first degree, will be investigated as a youthful offender. Jury panels were ordered for civil actions.
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Robert J. Gosselin
Karla Frank
Edward Madden
Gillette
Gosselin
Probation Department
James Francis Reitz
Richard Arnold Foster
John R. Murray
Karpinski
Oswego
Reitz
Attomne
John E. Cullinan, Jr
Sheridan Hillick
Fulton
Foster
Raymond James Stocum
Hastings
Gordon Mahley, Jr
Pulaski
Stacy
Hay making equipment showcased at Hay Day event
A demonstration of hay making equipment valued around 300000 dollars will take place under field conditions at the third annual Hay Day. The event runs Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Titus farm two miles west of Camillus at Route Five and the Ike Dixon road. A rain date is set for the following day.
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Titus Farm
Camillus
Route Five
Lke Dixon Road
Raid Turns Up Breakwall Men Sound Asleep
Oswego’s big gambling raid last week leads to a late night discovery when Commissioner John W. Richardson spots cars with out of state plates near Adams House on East Bridge Street. Chief John J. Reed investigates and finds Wells Construction Co. workers from Cleveland asleep in the hotel, tied to the detached breakwall project.
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Oswego
Wells Construction Co
Cleveland
Gray, Pasquale Win at Bridge
The Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Cathole church house on West Main Street. First place went to Robert Gray and C Pasquale with the Misses Florence and Marion Brown second, and third to Mrs Allan Ranear son and Mrs John O Mara Mors.
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Menico
Duplicate Bridge Club
Cathole Churc House
West Main St
Robert Gray
C Pasquale
Florence
Marion Brown
Allan Ranearson
John O Mara Mors
Mildred Frey
Aliss Lona Krany
Krai
Howard Rushmer
San ‘Thomas
Lisabeth
Johnson City
Seemie Ave
Edgar Stone
Jamily
Abs
Leo Guyett
Lottie White
Frank Rose
Finnes’s
Mannsville
Ars
New Deputy Sheriff Appointed by Sherif Merwin Uperatt
Liosad FB Adkins was appointed deputy sheriff effective June 1 by Sheriff Merwin R. Uperatt. He previously worked at Wade's Diner and served two years in the U.S. Army. A long-time resident, he lives at 138 EF Oneida St and has been a special deputy for years. He succeeds Frederick Andrews, who resigned to rejoin the Oswego Police Department on June 1.
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Liosad
Adkins
Sherif Merwin R. Uperatt
Wade's
U.S. Army
Oneida St
Flo
Frederick Andrews
Osweco
Leatherstocking Club Fish Rodeo Set for June 27
The Leatherstocking Club plans its first rodeo at Kingsford Park on Saturday June 27 with prizes for multiple classes and ages. Mike McCrobie represents the city in sponsoring the event, and Peter Miller notes fish will be stocked to entice bites on a bare hook.
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Leatherstocking Club
Kingsford Park
Donald Garlock
Parks and Playgrounds Committee
Mike McCrobie
Peter Miller
Conservation Dept
Public Meeting At Club House This Thursday
An open gathering will be held at the club house this Thursday inviting all sportsmen and the public to attend and hear a announced program. The meeting welcomes general participation and discussion on athletic matters.
Committee OKs Harbor Funds for Oswego Breakwall
The House Appropriations committee approved a public works measure totaling 1.176 billion dollars for the year starting July 1. It includes 657000 for completion of the detached breakwall at Oswego harbor and moves to the House, then the Senate, for final approval and the President’s signature.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Oswego Harbor
House
Senate
Great Lakes Waterway Funding Totals Revealed
The report lists $730,000 allocated for the Great Lakes Hudson waterway and $27,000,000 designated for Great Lakes connecting channels, outlining substantial public works investments in regional navigation and infrastructure.
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Great Lakes
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Arthur C. Mengel
Mengel
Fay, Spofford & Thorndike
Hazard Co
Mexico, N. Y
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Main Street
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T.V
John 8. Mowry
R. Austin Backus, Inc
First National Bank of Mexico
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State
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Sales Mears
Donald H. Serrell
Vincent A. Corsall
Kirke M. White
Gray, Pasquale
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Webcor
Blonde
Excel Gas
Glenwood
Revere Ware
Magic Chef
W. First St
John Weeks
Teachers College
New Haven
Racquet Lake
Jack Woods
Hamilton Homes Recreation Hall
Clarence Blunt
Blue Point Flatchery
Anthony Conzone
Seneca St. Oswego
Oswego Co. Federation
Oks Harbor Funds
the Palladium- Times
Oswego, N.Y
Pontiac Hotel
Pontiac Dry Cleaners
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