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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1959
Page
19
Phoenix police early this afternoon arrested three men who claimed Baldwinsville as their home on public intoxication charges after a disturbance on Phoenix Street.
Police identified three locals from Baldwinsville as Thomas Wicks Leta Ingerson and Frederick Hirch after disturbances in the Oswego business district. They were ordered committed to jail to await arraignment before Police Justice B F Lockman. Patrolman Frederick Swiech investigated and said the trio refused to answer questions.
The trio parked in a no parking zone away from the curb near the theater and caused a disturbance. They resisted custody and required help from Undersheriff Ray Cotton. Their car was towed from the scene by police orders.
Protesters pressed New York State to reopen grade judgments on recent Regents mathematics tests. Buffalo parents cited geometry and algebra items as unreasonable, while officials said most exams were fair and local protests were not reported.
The New York Central Railroad says May net income reached 3,346,217 dollars or 52 cents per common share, reversing a deficit of 3,940,259 dollars the previous May. For the first five months, earnings totaled 6,548,050 dollars or 101 dollars per share, against a 24,590,550 dollar loss a year earlier.
Oswego traffic reports arrive as ships and tugs move north and south with wheat corn and fuel oil shipments. A false fire alarm at West Eighth and Utica streets prompts city officials to consider a health insurance program for employees with Blue Cross or Globe Indemnity options.
The district attorney declined comment on reports that Carmen Basilio managers John De John and Joe Netro acted as front men for Frankie Carbo. They have been questioned in a grand jury boxing probe, but details of their statements were not released.
Martin Kenney and Seymour Bernstein of the State Civil Service commission are in Oswego for preliminary work on the city employees salary schedule. Mayor Vincent A. Corsall says they are reviewing current rates and collecting data on comparable private jobs in the area. They will return in about three weeks for further work, with a full report promised in early fall.
The NYSE quotations show Allied Stores, Am Home Prod, Armco, Boeing Aircraft, Celanese, Columbia Gas, Continental Motors, Dow and many others trading around midday. Stock averages list Industrials 635.97 up 1.70, Railroads 167.71 up .56, Utilities 86.10 up .06 at 2 PM.
New York wholesale egg market shows light demand with receipts of 6 500. Prices based on exchange and volume sales. Spot quotations list whites and browns by quality and size, with top quality whites 48 50 cents per dozen and brown varieties around 42 43 cents for large lots.
Mrs. Charles Dehm and Mrs. William Culeton led the Catholic Daughters weekly duplicate bridge tournament at the Hotel Pontiac yesterday afternoon. Other winners included Miss Virginia Dean with Mrs. John Burns in second place and Mrs. R. F. Baker with Mrs. Harry Hinman in third. Judy Hogan’s bridal shower was hosted by Margie Kosbob and Arlene Parkhurst on June 18 in honor of her July 18 wedding to Donald Spencer.
The Helping Hand class met at Mrs. Brownell’s home, and the Father and Son banquet drew a large crowd at the town hall. The Orwell Garden and Flower Club gathered at Mrs Av. Widing’s Auckland home. several residents returned from nursing facilities and travels. The Little League beat Altmar 4 to 3. Wedding attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hilton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilton at Miss Carol Williams’s Mexico ceremony.
The St. Lawrence Seaway's St. Lambert lock resumed operation early today after an electrical fault halted traffic for more than 15 hours. Eastbound flow remained unaffected. Officials including Hosmer Culkin and Mrs Culkin traveled to Montreal for the official dedication with Queen Elizabeth and President Eisenhower expected to attend. Oswego Mayor Vincent Corsal also planned to attend.
New York stock market edged higher on balance with gains of fractions to about a point for leading stocks amid profit taking. American Motors traded briskly but gave back an early gain. Pacific Telephone fell on news of a stock split. Goodyear and Firestone rose. utilities and metals moved with varied results. bonds remained steady.
A 15 day strike by stereotypers in St Louis ends as union members accept a settlement proposal. The Post-Dispatch plans to publish immediately, with Globe-Democrat expected to resume operations under the agreement.
Felix Fernandez Perez, a noted critic of Fidel Castro's land reform, was detained in Pinar del Rio on charges of aiding five supporters of ousted president Fulgencio Batista to flee Cuba by boat.
Sixty five eighth graders graduated at Sandy Creek Central School auditorium last Friday. Awards honored top averages and marks across science, music, art, English, and social studies with named recipients such as David Kehoe Cheryl Cobb and Paul Skufca, plus multiple grade level prizewinners.
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