Oswego Sidewalk Snow Law and Parking Prohibitions
A reader asks if Oswego has snow and ice removal rules and sidewalk parking bans. The Pedestrian Section 237 requires property owners to clear sidewalks by 10 am daily, keep full width clear, or sprinkle sand or salt. Fines range from one to five dollars. sections 238–241 outline enforcement, including billing by the Department of Works and assessments if unpaid, plus a traffic code clause restricting driving on sidewalk areas.
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Palladium-Times
Oswego
N. J
Palladium Times
City of
Department of Works
Ghost writing in academia shocks teachers and students alike
Educators nationwide report term papers and doctoral theses ghostwritten for students and a few professors. Prices span 50 to 3000 dollars depending on topic and length. While academic work is meant to test knowledge, ghost writing is common in politics and speeches, prompting questions about double standards and integrity.
Viewpoints of Other Editors THE PENNY SHORTAGE
A Utica Daily Press column notes a penny shortage driven by sales taxes and a penny rumor of a misprint on the Lincoln cent. Mint output remains high. rumors persist despite official statements, with widespread coin scarcity in major cities and continued reliance on pennies.
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Utica Daily Press
United States OF Americs
Connecticut
Federal Reserve
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Charlotte
N.C
United States
Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Rabies Myths
Dr Brady replies to readers about rabies, tetanus, and treatment. He disputes human rabies cases, criticizes Pasteur methods, cauterization, and emphasizes tetanus prophylaxis with toxoid and antitoxin. He cites Drs Denison and Dowling from Jefferson County Alabama, arguing rabies in humans is extremely rare.
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Webster
Pasteur
America
Drs. Denison and Dowling
Jefferson County Health Department
Birmingham
Alabama
North America
Rolls Royce Engine Burns Peanut Butter
Rolls-Royce unveils an engine designed to run on a wide range of fuels from peanut butter to diesel and aviation gasoline. A spokesman notes the fuel flexibility could be used in cars and military vehicles, with a switch enabling battlefield fuel choices.
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London
UPI
Rolls- Royce
Cressore
Rolls- Royer
Cigar paper tricks and a river bound duck tale in Oswego
An odd column riffs on a six cent cigar wrapper scandal and a flamboyant Sig Tau house tale about a ten foot boa constrictor. It also shares a Oswego High teacher Sylvester Goodrich trapping ducks on the Oswego River as migratory birds pass by toward Lake Ontario.
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Sylvester Goodrich
Oswego High School
Oswego
Conservation Department
Mr. Goodrich
Lake
Ontario
Dinner Sunday At Southwest Oswego Methodist Church
Southwest Oswego readers are invited to a dedication dinner and service this Sunday at the Southwest Oswego Methodist church with an 11 a.m. worship on "The Christian Home" and a 1 p.m. dinner followed by a film titled The Way He Should Go. Members bring a covered dish and table service is provided. Also notes B. B. Place’s illness and Horace Pratt in Oswego Hospital. Home Demonstration unit meets March 10 at 7 p.m. at Joanne Weston’s home, dessert lesson led by Estelle Verney from Oswego City Unit. bring mimeographed recipe sheets from “Time Saving Meals.”
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Southwest Oswego
Commission On Membership and Evangelism
B. B
Horace Pratt
Oswego Hospital
Joanne Weston
Estelle Verney
Oswego
Weather Summary for Western New York and Finger Lakes
Continued cold and windy with snow flurries and snow squalls today and tonight. Highs near 20, lows 5 to 10, much colder in valleys. Westerly winds 10 to 25, easing tomorrow. An additional 3 to 7 inches of fresh snow likely in the next 24 hours.
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New York
Finger Lakes
Lake Ontario
Brother Found Dead in Madison Park Home
Clarence N. Ives aged 68 was found dead in bed at 106 Bartlett Road Madison Park. Death was attributed to natural causes. He was a brother of Carl Ives of Sandy Creek. Funeral services were held this afternoon in Watertown.
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Sackets Harbor
Clarence N. Ives
Bartlett Road
Madison Park
Carl Ives
Sandy Creek
Watertown
Investors' Guide on Retirement and Stock Choices
A reader questions whether to keep 10,000 in savings or invest for retirement. Shulsky warns many holdings are too speculative, recommends top quality equities or convertibles, and suggests phased buying over a year or two to offset inflation with dividends. He favors AT and T, utilities, rails, and a strategy emphasizing diversification and income as retirement nears.
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Sy Sam Smisky
Daystrom
Atlas Consolidated Mines
Clary
Atlas
General Motors
Sperry Rand
Moment of Meditation on faith and a hopeful world
A meditation echoes Milton and Eisenhower affirming faith in God and leaders to guide America toward a just peace and shared prosperity. The text presents confidence in tomorrow grounded in religious belief and inherited convictions. The quotation from Eisenhower underscores belief in God and a peaceful world as the fruits of common toil.
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John Milton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Kennedy Campaign Costs and Spending Questions
A reader questions Senator Kennedy’s campaign expenditures and whether any law limits primaries spending. The answer notes Kennedy’s high costs, including offices, staff, flights, and travel, estimating at least about $100,000, with higher potential totals. It also explains no law caps primary spending, cites past GOP spending, and discusses the Clean Election Bill’s delayed effect. The piece also covers who pays for political travel and how to address the Attorney General.
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Kennedy
Senator Kennedy
Washington
Frank C. Lowden
Leonard Wood
Republian
Senate
House
Eisenhower
New York
Rockefeller
Harriman
Humphrey
O. R
San Jose
Calif
Nixon
Hoboken
N. J
William P. Rogers
United States
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Sideliners Night and Grange Card Party in Pulaski
The Pulaski OES meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Elmer and Richard Elmer presiding. Sideliners night is observed. A Grange card party starts at 8:50 p.m. in the Grange hall with proceeds to the Foreign Exchange Student Fund. Anson Hurd and Richard Mandigo will supervise. The Grange previously donated 51 dollars to the Scotty Comins Fund.
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OES
Pulaski
Masonic Temple
Richard Elmer
Lynn Morgan
Marie Scott
Reta Crowner
Mae Edick
Jane Hilbker
Grange
Daily Bible Passage This is of a truth that prophet that should come into the world
The verse from St. John 6 14 speaks of recognizing the true prophet who must come into the world The quotation emphasizes the prophetic fulfillment acknowledged by observers and believers alike in a concise devotional context.
Contract Bridge Masters' Individual Championship Play summary
East dealer South player in five diamonds faced a singleton spade lead. Declarer chose dummy reversal, reading West's jack of diamonds. He ruffed hearts, established spades, and executed diamond finesses to secure the contract, finishing with queen of diamonds and two apaches.
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South
Declarer
West
Bing Town
East
Dummy
Fea Syndicate
Loy
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William Brady
Palladium
Niewepal
Rolls Royce
Ian
ANTIS
Sam Seagull
Jim Guinta
Sears Roebuck
Sig Tau
J. B. Lynch
Southwest
Commercial Printing Department
Investors’ Guide
Pace
Chery Washington
Mrs. L. M
Troy
N. Y
White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eleanor Roosevelt
California
Latin America
Sam
Jay Beckeree
East Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
East South West North
Sh 19
Archie
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