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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1959
Page
11
The editorial condemns carnivals as frauds and unsafe, cites vague city ordinances, and argues they drain local trade and tax base while funding corrupt gambling and vice. It urges stronger action from aldermen despite election year politics.
Secretary of State Herter said the Geneva conference has yielded no significant progress toward solving the division of Germany and Berlin. He cited Soviet aims to keep Germany split, while noting slim but potential areas of agreement if Russia accepts a free West Berlin under Western protection. Talks resume July 13 with possible Summit momentum, as he returns to Geneva with full U.S. backing.
A collection of divergent editorials critiques trade and labor issues. It condemns longshoremen in Los Angeles and comments on boycott pressures toward British auto shipments. The piece also includes health advice extolling bananas as nutrition for infants and mentions family anecdotes about banana feeding.
Health column discusses using ripe bananas to treat anorexia nervosa and constipation in children. Dr Brady suggests starting at four to five months with a teaspoon daily, increasing to half a banana by eight months, and notes a relapse if bananas stop.
The Oswego Palladium Times lists publication details, pricing, and postal notices. It includes executive names, office addresses, and subscription rates for various regions. also notes mailing regulations and advertising agency contacts. The piece identifies the newspaper as the official city and county paper with Associated Press membership.
Bradycardia derives from brady meaning slow and cardia meaning heart in medical use. It describes a slower than normal heart rate. Management options include medical evaluation, monitoring, and treatment as advised by a physician.
The piece argues Red China blocked Harriman's visa to enter as a news correspondent, claiming officials fear exposing economic failures. It cites Sen. Alexander Smith's Asian trip and reports from Hong Kong, criticizing Communist economic claims and predicting eventual shifts toward freedom in China without war.
Thirty four women competed in Oswego County Club Ladies Day events. In best ball, Mrs Stacy and Mrs Logan won first prize with all. Barbara Lawton and Helen Buckley tied for second with 73 and Milam Llewellyn and Mark Wuerschmidt were third with 77. Edward Muntner had first low net 73, Alis Edward Ball runner up 79, Tees won fewest putts.
Italian lightweight titleholder Maria Vecchiato defends his line in Chicago Stadium tonight against Bobby Scanlan. The tossup bout headlines ABU television at 9 pm HST as Vecchiato remains unbeaten in 18 straight fights with 43 career victories.
Hal Boyle humorously advises travelers abroad that tipping should be simple and playful. He outlines quirky regional rules and warns against overreaction, suggesting a clever wallet system to keep tips fair while keeping peace of mind for the traveler.
The meditation reflects on finding one's place in the community and the grace granted for a lifetime. It expresses gratitude for humility as a guiding virtue and notes that humility grows with personal growth within the harmony of life and the universe.
The piece argues American politics is hostile soil for demagogues like Heflin Huey Long and McCarthy. It notes their fall from power due to fear, scandal, and ridicule, and contrasts Russell B Long with Huey Long, while criticizing abuses of power and IRS probes. It closes that such figures test voter trust and prove “it cannot happen here.”
Flash readings show 65 degrees with no precipitation. Forecast notes considerable cloudiness and increasing heat and humidity with highs near 75 to 80 this afternoon. Showers and scattered thundershowers expected tonight and tomorrow with lows around 60 and highs mid 70s tomorrow. Light variable winds shifting southeast at 3 to 13 mph. Eighty percent of Bolnias population is illiterate.
South as dealer in a crowded contest reached eight tricks after a club lead, spade queen finesse, and a diamond sequence. Fox, as declarer, judged West held three spades and then finessed diamonds to complete the contract despite East showing out earlier.
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