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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1959

Page

11

Congenital dyslexia described by Boston pediatrician

Dr J Roswell Gallagher, Boston Children's Medical Center, explains a hereditary condition called congenital dyslexia or specific language disability. It causes confusion in word images, leading to misspellings and reversed words, influencing a child’s reading and life path while early phonetic instruction can help.

Johnny Boston J. Roswell Gallagher Children’s Medical Center of Gallagher

The Automobile and Society's Heavy Cost

Automobile use harms society through deaths and injuries and drives up insurance and repair costs. Federal courts are clogged by auto negligence cases, with Civil dockets backed up for years in some cities.

U.S Court House U. S Congress Philadelphia

Viewpoints of Other Editors on Exchange Students

A Wall Street Journal column argues for 10 000 Soviet and 10 000 American exchange students but urges funding questions and asks if the program should be paid by students or taxpayers. It notes high costs of the International Educational Exchange Service and suggests alternatives like student payment or work to cover costs. It also includes letters on iodine, molasses, tonsillectomy, and a tragic death after a tonsil operation.

Wall Street Journal Russia State Department U. S

Health as Seen By Dr Brady

Dr Brady addresses reader questions on health in a Michigan column. He notes many patients show no organic disease yet suffer fatigue. He highlights evolving medical diagnosis, citing diabetes as one possible unseen cause, and invites signed letters for future replies.

Brady Michigan

Boy Bounces From Window In Second Story Collapse

A boy playing on an upper bunk in a second story room bounced through a window and fell about 25 feet to concrete steps. He sustained cuts and bruises but survived. The article also notes that La Salle founded New Orleans in 1718.

San Francisco Fred Wray

Psalm Verse Prayer Excerpt Shown in Brief

A devotional fragment cites Psalm 67:1 asking for God’s mercy and blessing to shine upon the people, reflecting a religious sentiment likely from a prayerful or liturgical context. The brief quotation centers on divine favor and guidance.

American Scientists Question Soviet Academy Links

Washington debates whether scientists in the United States should affiliate with the Soviet Academy of Sciences as Hoover Institute study portrays the Soviet body as a party controlled science apparatus. Professor Vucinich argues the academy serves Communist aims, guiding research and shielding party interests.

Washington Roes Communist Party Organization United States Soviet Academy of Sciences Hoover Institute Stanford University Alexander S. Vucimeh San Jose State College California Soviet Academy Vucinich Commun Academy Vucinieh Soviet Union

Firebug Admits 22 Barn Fires

Ontario County arresting suspect Albert Ward Sr. of East Bloomfield admits setting 22 barn fires across Ontario Seneca Yates Wayne and Wannaunge Livingston counties since last year. Losses total about 750 000 with 122 000 miles driven in 22 months. Ward used flare soaked with kerosene or vaseline to ignite barns then aided firefighters before fleeing.

Geneva Ontario Anthony Cecere Albert Ward Sr East Bloorfield Canandahua Cecere Ward Seneca Yates Wayne Wannunge Lisingston Wheelik O Hie

Pony Tails Rock Trio Injured In Rochester Car Crash

Three girl rock singers from Cleveland known as the Pony Tails were slightly injured in a weekend two car collision in Rochester. The accident occurred Saturday night while the group was en route to Buffalo for a TV appearance after a local engagement. Patt McCabe, 19, Tou Cistoni, 20, and La Verne Novack, 20, were treated at a hospital and released.

Rochester Cleveland Pony Tails Buffalo Patt McCabe Tou Cistoni la Verne Novack

Think Cool Mind Trick Beats Heat The Miami Way

In this lighthearted guide the author suggests cooling the body by mental tricks. Imagining shrinking, freezing into a plastic tray, or lounging inside a mint julep allegedly lowers perceived heat. The piece cites Stanislavsky as noting performers use imaginative technique with unlikely objects.

Washington North Atlantic Alaska New Orleans Stanislavsky

Oswego Palladium Times Issuance and Rates Notice

The Oswego Palladium Times announces postage rates and subscription prices for Oswego and surrounding counties. Rates include yearly carrier options in Oswego, Northern Cayuga and Wayne Counties, varying by delivery method, with mail rates for other New York addresses and Canada. Subscriptions require advance payment. advertising agency details and Associated Press membership are listed.

Oswego Oswego Palladiuma Attrca Angie Cayuga Wayne Cies New York State Ass of the Mississippi River Mai Canada Julus Mathews Special Agency, Inc Madison Ave New York City Oftices Boston Mass Chicago Kla Oetrad Mich Philagelphia Syracuse WY Pittsburgh Associated Press

Moment of Meditation for Blessings and Compassion

A prayer asks for sympathy with the suffering and sorrowing, asking divine help to share blessings with the needy. It emphasizes that giving brings happiness and peace, strengthening fellowship and inner strength beyond other paths.

Last Ditch Showdown With Russians Looms at Geneva

East–West tensions rise as Adenauer seeks another term and Lloyd’s resignation rumors spark talk of a final Western push toward a Geneva or Summit confrontation. Eisenhower backs a cautious path while Adenauer de Gaulle and Erhard shape Europe’s anti Soviet stance amid trade and reunification debates.

Washington Konrad Adenauer Germany Selwyn Lloyd Russia Geneva Eisenhower Adenauer Ludwig Erhard Dulles White House Herter Nikita Khrushchev Iarold Macmillannhower Britain Europe Kerter Charles de Gaulle London

Unlisted Phones Fee Up 50 Cents

Albany reports a 50 cent monthly fee for unlisted telephone numbers to deter use by those without a valid need. New York Telephone Co. notes a surge in unlisted subscriptions, totaling 300,000, with calls blocked unless the caller obtains the number from the party. The Public Service Commission allowed the charge starting in 1960 after directory finalization.

Albany The New York Telephone Co Public Service Commission

Becker's Master Run Seen In Paris World Bridge Match

In the 1956 world championship Paris match, the United States and France split, with France defeating the Americans by 34 international match points. The article highlights a hand where 23 bids occurred before reaching six notrump, detailing Stayman and artificial bids by the U S pair and the complex system used by the French pair Ghestem and Bacherich to reach 13 tricks.

West North East Jims Stayman Treset Paris United States France Sam Stayman Charles Solomon King Fea Salomon Ialmond Pena Bacherich Pherre Ghestem Richard Kahn Charles Ghestem Bacherich Tea Syndicate, Inc

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