Improving The Courthouse In Oswego County
Justice Eugene F Sullivan urges the Oswego County Board of Supervisors to fund a comprehensive courthouse modernization. The 100 year old Onondaga limestone building, with 1858 1860 origins and later wing upgrades, now proves inadequate for 7 000 to 8 000 annual users and the community deserves a dignified, well funded upgrade rather than piecemeal fixes.
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Eugene F. Sullivan
Board of Supervisors
Oswego County
Oswego
Onondaga
Sullivan
Justice Sullivan
Station Wagon Owners Seek Past Registration Reparations
An editorial urges lawmakers to compensate station wagon owners for decades of higher registration fees. It argues the 50 percent price gap was discriminatory and calls for a 50 percent future credit or cash repayment, forming the Station Wagon Owners Reparations Committee to pressure the state.
Viewpoints of Other Editors tranquilizers do not make policy
The Utica Daily Press editors argue that American society overvalues happiness and reliance on tranquilizers and psychiatrists. They critique optimistic peace rhetoric tied to Eisenhower and warn against overpromising due to political timelines and historical misjudgments by presidents.
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Utica Daily Press
Brazil
Eisenhower
Congress
Wilson
Iit
Health and hospital birth debates from Dr Brady era
A candid column reflects on Dr Brady’s health insights and a nurse’s view of nineteenth century hospital childbirth. It discusses aseptic technique in obstetrics, the shift away from newborn nurseries, and the secrecy surrounding delivery rooms, highlighting patient and public perceptions.
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Brady
Addrasy
William Brady
Pattadium
R.N
The Best Place to Have a Baby at Home Not the Clinic
The author attacks delivery room secrecy and nursery shows that dehumanize childbirth. He argues for returning childbirth to the home, with the husband beside his wife and the baby in the mother’s arms or under her watchful eye, to reduce divorce and preserve family bonds.
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Star Chamber
Show Window
America
Internal Revenue
Mui
You Never Need Suffer From Piles Pamphlet Ad
Questions and Answers offer a pamphlet titled You Never Need Suffer From Piles for thirty five cents with a self-addressed stamped envelope. The answer states the pamphlet is free if you provide a stamped envelope. A counter offer promises a 30 cent booklet and a refund option if not worth the price.
Detectives Nab Gambler Ring in Milwaukee Snow Crew Raid
Ten vice squad detectives disguised as city snow removers waited outside a South Sale residence and arrested members of an alleged gambling ring as they emerged. The raid used shovels as a ruse to approach targets without arousing suspicion.
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Milwaukee
South Sale
David Lawrence on liberalism and radio TV regulation
The piece argues there are two schools of thought on government control of radio and television. It questions who are true liberals versus authoritarian, defending free press and speech, opposing government mandated balance or content, and urging public judgment over licensing, with emphasis on freedom of information and the dangers of state control.
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Washington
New World Dictionary
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Federal Communications Commission
Radiotelevision
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
United States
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Intermittent snow and cold across Western NY and Easter Lake area
A 24 hour weather summary reports intermittent snow today through Saturday across Western New York from the Northern Finger Lakes to Lake Ontario with continued cold. Highs near 20 today and Saturday, lows 5 to 15, 3 to 7 inches more snow expected in 18 to 24 hours, strong NW winds 15 to 30, hazardous driving advised. East of Lake Ontario Black River Basin notes similar conditions with 3 to 7 inches more snow and plowing/drifting, gusty winds and caution for motorists.
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New York
Finger Lakes
Lake Ontario
Black River Basin
Things You Hear About But Never See Yourself
Hal Boyle lists humorous ironies and improbable scenes from daily life. The piece mixes quirky cases such as a snowball thrown at a silk hat, a top dinner napkin, and a longworkday executive, highlighting the oddities people hear about but seldom witness.
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New York
Gertrude Stein
T'S Street
Moment of Meditation on Constitution's Anniversary
On this anniversary of the 1789 Constitution's effective date I pray for renewed pride in the United States Constitution and its Bill of Rights as a shield against dictatorship and threats to liberty.
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United States
Prosperity Lowers Unions' Appeal Despite Higher Wages
National labor observers report that improved wages and five day weeks reduced union membership and interest. Younger workers lack old strike memories while a tolerant management climate and expanded leisure options lessen union appeal. AFL CIO membership stands at 13.5 million with fewer bargaining wins since 1959 reforms.
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Washington
George L. Meany
Afl-Cio
Walt P. Reuther
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Colorado
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Coal and Iron
Aflcio
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
New York Market Brief on Wholesale Egg Offerings
New York wholesale egg offerings show ample demand with receipts of 23 000. Spot quotations vary by grade with whites top quality 3 22 to 3 64 per case and brown top quality 3 51 to 3 7 8. Fulton association to elect officers and discuss by laws at 6 45 p m Tuesday in Sealright Hall.
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New York
Fulton
Fulton Women's Bowling Association
Sealright
Alice Fitzgerald
Scarboro Village Welcomes Industry Sign Uplifts Town
In Scarboro Wisconsin a new sign near the village limits proclaims Scarboro Valley Welcomes Industry and notes a population of 28 showcasing the town's quiet growth ambitions despite its small size.
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Scarboro
Wis
Scarboro Valley
Deny Him, He Will Deny Us Says Daily Bible Passage
A brief Bible verse note quotes III Timothy 2:12 reminding believers that denying God leads to being denied in return. The line emphasizes accountability and faithfulness within a daily devotional context.
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Timothy
Four Practical Bids After North Bids Strong
In this bridge discussion, South holds varied hands after the two hearts opening and North’s strength. The article analyzes four response options: three hearts, three notrump, three diamonds, and four spades, each tied to partner’s bids and hand shape, with emphasis on clarity of value versus suit fit and the risk of misrepresenting strength. It argues three hearts signals limited values, three notrump shows surplus, three diamonds favors suit play, and four spades leverages a fit and avoids sounding forced.
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Apadesia
North
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