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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1959
Page
9
A satirical take on New York City budget cuts shows Mayor Wagner proposing to end non-elected officials use of city limousines. He would keep chauffeurs for top officials while sidelining 45 luxury cars and 52 ancillary vehicles, highlighting the paradox of belt tightening.
A Tallahassee segregationist pushes to ban The Three Little Pigs over a miscegenation themed version with a black pig as a superior citizen. The piece warns about broader censorship and implied color bans in Southern schools as reactions continue to racial tensions in literature.
Viewpoints critique railroad regulation and passenger-service decline attributing many woes to federal and state oversight. The piece advocates reduced regulation, route pruning, fare adjustments, and less union pressure, while urging practical health tips on belly breathing and liver support with calcium remedies for colic. It emphasizes caution with doctors and promotes simple daily exercise as essential.
Dr. Brady explains that the liver is autonomically regulated and advises letting the liver alone. He discusses general breathing mechanics, noting natural belly breathing and the role of the autonomic nervous system in vital functions. Readers may send questions for future columns.
A column presents Q A items about children bedtimes and health myths. Topics include children up to age twelve should be abed by seven, under two at sundown, and warnings about late bedtimes causing neurosis. Other notes mock medical anecdotes and a baby gender guessing quip.
Family dinner idea featuring pork chops cooked in a skillet with fruit glaze. Includes steps to brown chops, simmer in a syrup lemon Worcestershire mix, thicken with cornstarch, and serve with curried rice, tossed greens, Melba toast, whipped coffee gelatin, and fruit cocktail juice beverage. Serves four.
Europeans see the Strauss controversy as a sign of weak U S governance with divided authority. They question Cabinet selection without opposition consent and warn that Senate obstruction could undermine the president’s right to choose advisers. They compare it to parliamentary models and note Oppenheimer echoes in the debate.
Local 1199 of the Retail Druggists Employees strikes six nonprofit hospitals beginning May 5 to demand higher pay and better conditions. A three member panel appointed by Mayor Robert F. Wagner will meet today to seek an end to the walkout.
The Sunday helps reveal a healthy economy as wide ad pages show diverse job postings. Modern listings hint at fields like research, international relations, social work, publishing and fashion, with quirky phrasing and a hint of romance for the class of 1959.
The Oswego Palladium Times publicizes its status as a second class matter under federal law and lists officeholders and staff. It includes subscription rates for carriers and mail in Oswego and surrounding counties, other U S addresses, Canada, and international rates, with advance payment required. It notes association with the Associated Press and invites corrections of misreadings in news, editorials, and ads.
A meditative prayer asks for truth seeking and open minded learning. It seeks to embrace good and reject evil, cultivate alertness and meekness, and trust that God answers prayers and daily opportunities arise for those who do their part.
Britain and Russia announce a five year two way trade agreement linked to the Geneva talks. Sir David Eccles says Britain will not ship strategic embargoed items while financing producers with pounds. The pact strengthens both sides and prompts questions in Washington about defense and market access.
Mrs Truman to be released from Research hospital this week and return to her home in Independence. Public relations representative Tom Iaikner said her condition remains very good. The 4-year-old wife of the former President underwent treatment in hospital.
A breast tumor was removed on May 18 in a procedure described as non malignant. The operation concluded successfully with no cancer detected in the removed tissue.
The line quotes Matthew 13 43 about the righteous shining like the sun in their Father s kingdom. This brief devotional note echoes scripture urging steadfast faith and hopeful endurance in believers.
The National Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament draws 118 colleges in a batch of 18 duplicated hands prepared by Geoffrey Mott-Smith. The article discusses a five diamonds contract where declarers faced complex play, including heart and club pathways, with several achieving only two tricks lost while others misread clubs.
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