Future of One-Way Streets May Be Decided on Monday
Fulton reports the fate of several East Side one-way streets may be decided after a meeting between the mayor and aldermen and the Fire and Police Commission chair Monday night. Officials consider formal ordinances to enact or abandon the plan, which aimed to improve parking near churches and smooth traffic flow. Protests from motorists and residents will be weighed against perceived benefits at the conference.
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Fulton
Elon K. Rowlee
John Myers
Fire and Police Commission
Karl Stewart
Buffalo St
Utica St
Rochester St
Fulton Man Hurt At Three Rivers In Morning Brawl
A 21 year old Fulton man was treated for severe facial and head wounds after a brawl at Marguerites Inn in Three Rivers. Russell Brant of Hannibal Street was injured when a beer bottle was used. North Syracuse police and Onondaga County investigators pursued leads. Brant was released from Lee Memorial Hospital after hours of treatment.
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Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
North Syracuse
Marguerites Inn
Three Rivers
Russell Brant
Hannibal St
Macel F. Gilbert
Minetto
Syracuse
BCI
Onondaga County
Brant
Ready to Close Deal for Site Of Supermarket
Final papers closing a two parcel land deal north of downtown Buffalo near completion for a supermarket and several stores. The Victoria Paper Mills site on North First Street toward the north south arterial and Ontario Street is owned by Osborne Paper Mill Equipment Co. The Hunter Arms land is held by North Second Street Development Corp.
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Fulton
Buffalo
Victoria Paper Mills
First St
Hunter Arms
Ontario St
Installation Dates For Ah Wanta Cootiette Club
A Fulton A meeting of the Ah Wanta Cootiette Club will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the VFW home. A joint installation of officers of the Cootiettes and Cooties will be held Saturday, March 12, with Mrs Emma Walle installing officer for the Cootiettes. A roast beef supper will be served at 6:30 p.m.
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Fulton
Ah Wanta
VFW
Emma Walle
Father Brown to Speak at Immaculate Conception Club
Rev William J Brown assistant pastor of the Immaculate Conception Church will address the Immaculate Conception Women's Club at the March meeting in the church hall at 8 pm A business session will follow and refreshments will be served.
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Father Brown
Fulton
William J. Brown
Immaculate Conception Church
Immaculate Conception Women's Club
Veterans group to install officers at Thursday meeting
Officers of Veterans of World War I and the auxiliary will be installed at a meeting Thursday in the VFW home. Installing officers will be Clarence Dobert department senior vice commander and Maude Dobert of Delanson department auxiliary president.
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Fulton
Auxiliary
VFW
Clarence Dobert
Department
Maude Dobert
Delanson
Ayler couple welcomes daughter Cher yl Beth in Fulton area
Cher yl Beth Ayler was born February 26 to Mr and Mrs Richard Ayler of New Orleans. Grandmother Mrs Howard Granzow resides in Fulton RD 1. The birth extends a Fulton family line with ties to local residents.
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Aylers
Fulton
Cheryl Beth
Richard Ayler
New Orleans
Ayler
Howard Granzow
Fulton RD 1
Guest night at Pathfinder Fish and Game club
Fulton club observes guest night at 7 30 p m Tuesday in All Saints parish house with two Canadian film library fishing films shown and refreshments served
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Fulton
Pathfinder Fish and Game Club
All Saints
Two Women Patients in Nursing Home at Fairdale
Mrs. Carrie Crofoot of Martville and Mrs. Eva Palmer of Hannibal reside at the Dulin Nursing Home. Bertha Garrison, former patient, has returned home to Hannibal. Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Powers of Sterling and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powers Sr. of Hannibal came home after a Florida sojourn. George McFarland of Sterling, recently at Auburn hospital, is back home and able to move about the house.
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Fairdale
Carrie Crofoot
Martville
Eva Palmer
Hannibal
Dulin Nursing Home
Bertha Garrison
Roue
Rockwell Powers
Sterling
Harry Powers Sr
Floria
George McFarland
Auburn Hospital
Escape Injury As Cars Crash In Sixth Ward
Two cars collided at a Sixth ward street intersection shortly after 4 am. Donald Dashnau and Richard D. Mace escaped injury as both vehicles were heavily damaged and towed. Dashnau received a traffic summons for failing to stop at the sign. Police attributed the crashes to storm conditions, slick streets and snow banks, with no injuries reported.
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Falton
Sixth Ward
Robert Somers
Donald Dashnau
W. Second St
Richard D. Mace
S. Seventh St
Somers
Dashnau
Holy Family Wins B Division Playoff in OT
Holy Family fifth graders clinched first in the Midget B division with an overtime victory at Recreation Park War Memorial Auditorium over State Street after regular season tied 5-1. Tracy led scoring with seven. Rogers had six for State Street. Fourth Street beat Phillip Street 20 to 2 in another game. Postseason playoff games set for Thursday with Holy Family facing Lanigan and State Street meeting Fourth Street. winners meet for the title.
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Fulton
Holy Family
Recreation Commission
Recreation Park War Memorial Auditorium
Holy Fams
State Street
John Muscaling
Holy Family Cagers
State Streeters
Tracy
Rogers
Fourth Street
Phillip St
Ingersoll
Goss
Phillip Street
Muscalino
Recreation Park
Lanigan School
State Street School
Fourth St
Blast Wrecks Car Of Seattle Mayor Candidate
A bomb exploded under the automobile of Seattle mayoral candidate Gordon Newell three days before the municipal election. Newell and his family were in the house. no injuries were reported. Police said the blast damaged the car and windows, with debris scattered, and no motive is known.
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Seattle
Wash
Gordon Newell
Newell
Gordon Clinton
Agadir Sealed Off After Devastating Quake Toll
Agadir Morocco lies deserted after twin quakes and a fire kill thousands. Crown Prince Moulay Hassan says 4 000 dead and at least 6 000 more missing, toll possibly reaching 12 000. Rescue teams withdraw to prevent pestilence as troops cordon the city and a five week quarantine is set.
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Agadir
Morocco
Moulay Hassan
Carnegie’s giving nears a third of a billion dollars
The text notes that during his life Andrew Carnegie donated nearly 300 million dollars while his estate totaled under 13 million dollars. It adds a quirky fact about a South African hen laying 355 eggs in a year and humorously asks what she did the remaining 10 days.
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Andrew Carnegie
Girls Bowling Scores Shine in Fulton-Seneca and Marys Triples
In the Business Girls Bowling league Fulton-Seneca and Marys sweep Certi fied Heating and Dilts with Frace and B and A taking two games from Wells and Cosmo. Top bowlers include Margaret Goss 209, 479. Grace Hughey 183, 457. Lucille Rebcor 167, 444. Mary Sumner 409. Katharine Nastasi 408. Joanna Miller 192. Ann Dyer 160, 438. Carol Smith 163. Anne Miller 151. Ann Ware 173, 413. Carol Stewart 156, 425.
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Fulton-Seneca and Marys
Wells and
Cosmo
Business Girls
Ann Dyer
Grace Hughey
Augusta Sereno
Carol Smith
Mary Sumner
Anne Miller
Ann Ware
Lucille Rebcor
Margaret Goss
Carrice Cortini
Joanna Miller
Katherine Nastasi
Carol Stewart
Degree conferment at St Josephs Council meeting
Fifty four candidates will receive the second degree during a meeting of St Josephs Council Knights of Columbus at 3 p m Sunday.
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Fulton
St. Joseph's Council
Knights of Icolumbus
Fulton Personal Notices Chronicle
Mrs Norman Harding of South Second Street fell Sunday on her way home from church and fractured her pelvic bone and is a patient in Lee Memorial hospital. Mrs Erma Hayden moves from Maple Avenue to Utica Street. Robert L. Coon, USN, son of Harold and Mrs. Coon, returns to San Diego aboard USS Halsey Powell after seven months with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Andrew Michaud and wife recently returned from Florida. Senior Citizens group at State Street Methodist Church met and tied a quilt. Miss Helen Long of Jacksonville Road has joined Oswego County Telephone Co. in Fulton. Kenneth Foster attended Briggs and Stratton Service School in Syracuse. Gordon and Mrs Yager returned from several weeks in California. Frances Scott of Utica is hospitalized with a fractured leg after a fall. Miss M Maxine Hubbard was in Fulton at her music studio after illness. Mrs Pearl Stock of East River Road North visited with her brother Kenneth Foster and family. Harold and Mrs Coon are vacationing in Florida.
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Robert L. Coon
USN
Harold Coon
North 8Th St
San Diego
Calif
Halsey Powell
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Andrew Michaud
South Fifth St
Florida
State St. Methodist Church
Lee Memorial Hospital
M. Maxine Hubbard
South Scriba
Fulton
Pearl Stock
East River Rd
North
Kenneth Foster
Foster
North Eighth St
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
A brief note from the Palladium Times printing department via the blog channel. The post provides a contact point labeled phone and an otherwise minimal entry for internal reference.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Historical Club to Hear Talk on The Theater
Pulaski Monday Historical club meets at 3 p.m. at Mrs. F W Newman's home. Abs. Richard Carrohn presides. Mrs. William Brown leads the program on The Theater with guest speaker Professor John F Kingston Oswego State Teachers College. He discusses Trends in the Theater in the Last Ten Years. Hostesses are Mrs. R Burkett Curtiss and Mrs. Mark Stalker.
4-H Demonstration Days Planned in Oswego County
Oswego County 4-H members arrange Demonstration Days at Central Square on April 2 and at Pulaski and Hannibal on April 9. Participants must sign up with their leaders by March 15. Emphasis is on planning preparation and practice for all entries.
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Pulaski
Oswego County
Central Square
Hannibal
Hannibal Native to Head North Syracuse Schools
Dr. Franklyn S. Barry, longtime Cortland superintendent, resigns effective July 1 to lead the North Syracuse Central School District, the state’s largest. Born in Hannibal in 1909, Barry's career included teaching, principal roles, and a Syracuse University doctorate. He will replace Dr. Maurice Hammond, who is retiring, as North Syracuse grows toward 12,000 pupils.
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Franklyn S. Barry
Cortand
Northracuse
Tannibal
Cortland
Maurice Hammond
North Syracuse
Hammond
Barry
Dr. Barry
Hannibal
Syracuse Universi
West Winfield
Southen Berlin
Sidney
Trendequoit
Syracuse University
State Teachers Association
State Association
State Education Department
Cortland Savings Bank
The
Library Board
YMCA
Cort
Tie for Lead In Fraternal Bowling Loop
Pulaski Manwarings and Coca Cola lead the Fraternal Bowling league at 41-23 with Douglaston Manor and Foster's 39-25. High single game 224 by Al Burr and high triple 595 by Harold Benjamin pace individuals. Manwaring's top team triple 2296 and Foster's top team single 812.
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Pulaski—Manwarings
Coca Cola
Douglaston Manor
Foster’s
Half Nelson
Seeley’s Restaurant
Checkerboard
Lincoln Bank
Jones’ Jewelry
J. and
J. Music
Dairylea
Earl's Squirrels
Pulaski
G. Septic
Blue Lodge
Coffee Shoppe
al Burr
Harold Benjamin
Manwaring
Foster
Phoenix Central bus drivers dine with district colleagues
Seventy one drivers from the Phoenix Central district and Central Square met for a dinner in Constantia school cafeteria. A state education representative discussed relations among drivers parents and teachers. The district has assumed full responsibility for drives walks and parking at its four schools.�
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Phoenix
Phoenix Central
Central Square
Constantia
State Education Department
Oswego
Oswego College of Education
Robert Lowe
Leslie Gowdy
John J. Cooke
the Topics Club
Harry Maider
Bahamas
Jay Hughes
Paul M. Brown
Nassau
Edson Wilcox
Kiwanis
Gerald Dryden
Eisenhower cancels golf to rest at Ramey base
President Eisenhower, fatigued and husky voiced, canceled another round of golf and will rest at Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico. An aide said he may delay departure for Washington until Monday for more rest amid reports his bronchitis is not involved. His four grandchildren arrived from Washington with their mother while Maj. John Eisenhower accompanies the party after a 1500 word luncheon in Dorado. He had played 18 holes under a hot sun at Dorado Beach Club after addressing the Caribbean Assembly.
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Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Washington
Ile
Army
John Eisenhower
Dorado Beach Club
The
American Assembly
South America
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Montevideo
Uruguay
Skate Sails for U S Port Portland after Britain goodwill visit
The U S atomic submarine Skate departed Portland England sailing home after a four day goodwill visit to Britain with a jazz band on its foredeck to mark the voyage.
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SKATE
U. S. Portland
England
U. S
Britain
Britons Strike U S Firm Over Tea Break
About 2300 British workers at International Harvester Co in Doncaster went on strike demanding union recognition and tea drinking rights. The company said it would negotiate with unions if workers returned to work on Monday, addressing complaints that many were not allowed to sit down to drink their tea.
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Doncaster
England
International Harvester Co
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St. Fulton
Lorraine Brown
New York State Teachers’ Association
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Chamber of Commerce
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Fulton High
Ethal Dixon
Fulton Association
Mary White
Central Zone State Association
Interior Decorating
Chamber
A. P. Harvell
Arthur Weldon
Robert Baker
Lyn Kolfrat
Boy Scout Troop 62
Fulton Firemen
Tom Bergen
Bob Farnum
Kurt Leonard
Harry Guyer
Billy Baldwin
Ronald Perry
Robert Turner
Joseph LaBeel
Barry LaBeel
Boy Scouts of America
Wilcox Memorial
Mexico
Sheldon K. Blank
Anson L. McNett
Meridian
Royal Arch Masons
Blank
Stephen T. Stanton
Mexico Central School
Maple View
Parish
Norman Harding
South Second St
Erma Hayden
Maple Ave
Utica Ste
Jefferson St
M. B. Foster
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