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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1959
Page
9
A witty column notes Cuba's Castro regime backed down from a plan to tax social page adjectives and picture captions. It critiques excessive wedding prose while praising the idea of trimming adjectives to spare space and reader fatigue.
A chaotic view of boxing's modern state notes Eddie Machen suing Ingemar Johansson to block a Patterson bout while Ray Robinson is crowned middleweight champion in New York and possibly New Hampshire. It cites Frankie Carbo arrest and Jim Norris' influence, laments declining gate sizes and speaks of lawyers replacing ring combat as promoters blame TV for public apathy.
An American reader questions border corridors while Canadians defend shared Seaway security and mutual respect. A medical column then critiques tonsillectomy versus tonsillotomy, arguing most cases favor less invasive tonsillotomy though some exceptions exist, highlighting safety caveats and a doctor’s conflicting quotes.
Dr Brady answers readers health questions and warns about risks of tonsillectomy after receiving numerous reports of deaths and complications. He urges parental vigilance and questions claims of safety, citing multiple pediatric fatalities following tonsillectomy and urging cautious medical guidance.
The exchange discusses whether fish and milk together can poison a meal and notes that if enjoyed it can be digestible. It asks for candid opinions of head shrinkers claiming authority over other specialists. It then defines psychiatry as a physician’s focus on mental disturbances and related issues. It adds a note that about half the world’s salt is used for industrial purposes.
In Adams New York two boys died Friday in separate incidents. Dale C Donnelly aged six was struck by a car and James A Blewett age one died from burns after scalding in a bath tub when hot water was turned on while he was momentarily left alone.
The New York State Health Department reports 22 polio cases in upstate counties during the first five months, up from 13 last year, with 14 paralyptic and a call from Health Commissioner Herman F. Hilliboe for Salk vaccinations. nationwide, 175 paralytic polio cases were logged from April 1 to May 30, up from 89, totaling 362 by May 30, 1959, vs 192 in 1958.
The Mother Church annual meeting in Boston will announce a new President and two new Readers. About 7,500 Christian Scientists from the U S and abroad travel to the gathering, with reports on charitable, lecture, publishing, and healing activities. The church emphasizes spiritual healing and Bible based teaching from Science and Health. The event includes main Monday session and smaller topics on Tuesday and Wednesday.
A brief line from the Palladium Times Blog notes a Commercial Printing Department contact option with a phone listing listed as 8 or 3. The entry lacks a broader news context and presents only the departmental contact reference.
A near century of Oswego memories recapped with notes from 1900 1934 and 1949. The Oswego Cricket club formed by enthusiasts with Parker Wright elected president and other officers named while local sport pages note Babe Danzig sale to St Paul and a river fish run. A new jail delay due to missing locks is reported as well.
Mr and Mrs John R Mulligan of 143 West Cayuga Street announce their son has earned a bachelor of science degree in economics from City of Fulton. The city also reports a $37500 insurance settlement for the loss of an open air pavilion.
Lucille Gonzales, 21, of The Bronx, was stabbed once in the chest by Ramon Luis Burgos, 23, owner of a luncheonette, at the Russian Inn on Second Avenue. Burgos was arrested after the attack and charged with homicide. Police say he admitted the stabbing. the incident followed repeated date refusals.
Cooking is Fun for the Man presents a dish of Polish style veal roast with green cabbage and egg noodles. The recipe uses onions, butter, salt, and pepper. cooks vegetables until tender crisp, then adds noodles and reheats. Makes eight servings.
Daily Bible passage highlights Psalm 23 verse six. The line affirms divine benevolence and guidance, promising ongoing blessing and protection throughout life. It emphasizes steadfast faith and trust in God.
The Oswego Palladium Times announces rates for home and mail subscriptions in Oswego and surrounding counties with annual and partial-year options. It lists staff including Clarence Leighton and Thomas Cloutier, and notes Associated Press membership and advertising agencies.
A devotional meditation expresses gladness in reading the Holy Bible. The speaker seeks personal worthiness of hope enthusiasm and rhapsody found in the scriptures and prays for the ability to share the triumphant joys of true faith.
A reader laments Congress unable to pass labor reform despite Senate approval. The piece argues the Kennedy Erwin bill is a needed start, facing opposition from chambers of commerce and the AFL CIO, with Hoffa and Lewis opposing federal action. It predicts House action will test lawmakers' courage and integrity.
The Rev. Arthur Larkin, longtime North Walcott resident, has submitted his resignation as pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Fair Haven, effective Sunday July 12. He organized community prayer meetings that led to the church’s formation and has guided evangelism, youth work, and missionary support for 17 years. Ordained at Tabernacle Baptist of Ithaca, his future plans remain indefinite.
Reputed underworld leader Vito Genovese is free on $150,000 bail while awaiting appeal of a narcotics conspiracy conviction. Genovese of Atlantic Highlands New Jersey posted the bond in federal court Friday and left the building smiling. He had been held without bail since April 17, facing a 15 year sentence and a $20,000 fine after being convicted with 14 others on narcotics conspiracy charges.
The article presents a complex contract bridge deal with B. Jay Becker as record-header, West dealer and both sides vulnerable. It explains a precise sequence to secure the contract, emphasizing trump manipulation and correct timing of leads from dummy to avoid East and West defensive entries. The description warns against missteps like leading a low spade to the ten, which would lose.
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