Culkin Receives Oswego Civic Award At Jaycees Dinner
F Hos mer Culkin receives the annual Civic Award plaque at the Oswego Junior Chamber of Commerce installation dinner held Saturday at the Hotel Pontiac. Jaxcees president Conrad Buden names Culkin for outstanding service and reads a congratulatory letter from Operation Oswego president H Willard Pierce.
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F. Hosmer Culkin
Oswego Junior Chamber of Commercce
Pontiac
Conrad Buden
The
Jaxcees
Culkin
Clark Morrison Jr
Buden
H. Willard Pierce
Operation Oswero
John Gagas
Lewis Aronowitz
Albany
Jaycees
Robert Clark
Oswego
Jaycees honor Hosmer Culkin at annual award dinner
Attendees praised Culkin for his long service and punctuality, noting his influence on the event’s tradition. The speaker admitted bias but called Culkin the best choice of all, crediting the Jaycees for wise selections and the growing esteem of the award.
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Hosmer Culkin
Jaxcees
City Court Concludes Busy Morning of Reckless Driving Cases
City Court saw a busy morning with a range of cases before Judge Thaenas McGous. Alvaro Aquilano and Harold Fetterly were each fined $50 for disorderly conduct from a Sunday fight on East Second Street. Two motorists, Richard L. Waterhouse and Francis J. Champion, paid $30 fines for lesser driving charges. Waterhouse was represented by Maurice N. McGrath. Champion had no attorney. Additional minor fines included $10 for Aquilano and others. several tickets referenced signals, stop signs, and traffic law violations.
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Thaenas MM. McGous
Alvaro Aquilano
M Grant
Harold Fetterly
East Ninth St
East Second St
Bridge
Casugaru
Richard L. Waterhouse
Schuyler St. Fulton
Francis J. Champion
Oswego
Attom
Water House
Richard E. Bird
Champion
Paimeimat
Josenk Scheeh
Aquilano
Sk Hel School
Sein Notority
Oswene
Schech
Peter Wienciauski
Boulevard St
Martsdale
Gadetta
Sharp Drop In Traffic Deaths
Albany reports a weekend drop in traffic fatalities to an annual low in New York State while weather remained poor. Nine people died in traffic accidents, down from 27 the prior weekend and lower than the 16 and 19 deaths in the two weekends before. In addition, five drownings occurred, a Queens fire killed two children, and a vent nearby involved a plastic sheet incident leading to a baby’s suffocation. A Rockaway apartment fire trapped a family, and a baby died in Endicott from a plastic sheet accident.
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Albany
New York State
John White
Amy
Rockaway
Queens
Endicott
Carol la Barre
Cornell University appoints new deans for state school roles
John W McConnell, dean of the state school at Cornell University, is named the new dean of the State School of Industrial and Labor Relations. Martin P. Catherwood resumes a party role this year to become state industrial commissioner.
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Cornely
Trhacan
John W McConnell
Cornell University
State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Carnet
Martin P. Catherwood
State Industrial Commissiones
Last Civil War Vet Near Death in Houston
111-year-old Civil War veteran Walt er Williams lay in an oxygen tent in Houston as pneumonia persisted. Dr. Russell Wolfe reported little change, noting a slight temperature drop and a steady pulse while Williams hovered at 101 degrees.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Willams
Russell Wolfe
34 Fishermen Die As Severe Storm Strikes St Lawrence
In Escuminac New Brunswick at least 34 fishermen were dead or missing after a weekend storm battered the Gulf of St Lawrence. Thirteen confirmed dead and 22 missing as search planes found 22 derelict boats along the coastline. Two survivors survived an air bubble in a capsized boat, while another captain was lost overboard. Fishermen blamed the weather for the disaster.
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Escuminac
N. B
Northumberland Strait
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Royal Canadian Air Force
Point Escaminac
Richibucto
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Hilaire Gauvin
Germain Chaisson
Lameque
Gauvin
Charles Gauvin
Weath
Storm Strikes Halifax Fishing Fleet Amid Warning Delay
Halifax Weather Bureau dispatched sail gale warnings Friday night but fleets were already at sea. The storm wrecked hundreds of thousands of dollars in lobster pots and Doss nels, delivering a severe blow to the local fishing industry.
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Er Bureau
Halifax Weather Bureau
Boys State opens at Colgate University campus
Youthful politicians began campaigns as about 500 delegates to the 22nd annual Boys State gather at Colgate University in Hamilton New York. The weeklong session, sponsored by the American Legion, will select mayors for 30 mythical cities during its opening.
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Hamilton
N.Y
State
American Legion
Colgate University
Estate Transfer Tax Approved In Utica Will Case
Surrogate Richard N. Donovan approved the transfer tax appraisal in the William Handley estate of Oswego. The gross appraised value was 50,000 in personal property with expenses of 2,561.44 leaving a net estate of 15,383.16 and a transfer tax of 3.89. The net estate goes to Blanche Mulligart of Utica as the sole beneficiary under the will. Stuart Peebles of Syracuse filed his final account as executor. an order settling the estate was entered by Surrogate Donovan.
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William Handley
Uoswero
Richard N. Donovan
Blanche Mulligart
Scotta. Utica
Stuart Peebles
Syracuse
Hibert J. Peebles,tate
Oswego
Donovan
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