Democrats' Financial Plight Highlighted by Los Angeles Convention
The piece reports New York Democrats face limited convention seats unless the state increases contributions. It notes unpaid 1959 and 1960 quotas totaling 107 500 and 106 000, and cites Oswego Democrats as suggesting a non political fundraiser to attract Republican money to meet quotas.
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New York
Los Angeles
Paul M. Butler
National Committee
Butler
Oswego
Ralph Shapiro
Oswego Needs New Library Building for Growth
The Oswego City Library, stocked and staffed well, serves a large circulation but is housed in a century-old building with structural concerns. Architects warned six years ago that repairs would be costly and insufficient. A new purpose-built library is presented as the most economical solution to meet growing needs and services.
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Rockefeller
Oswego
Kingsford
West Third and
Oneida Sts
OSTC
Oswego City
Utica Viewpoints on Civil Rights and History
Viewpoints from the Utica Daily Press discuss Northern views on civil rights sparked by Hamilton College student picketing for Negroes’ rights in the South. The piece recalls 1835 abolitionist protests in Utica, Gerrit Smith’s role, and notes how public feeling has shifted toward indifference in some areas. It also critiques aggressive tonsillectomy practices and urges restraint toward radical tonsil removal in favor of quicker, safer tonsillotomy.
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UTICA
Utica Daily Press
F. W. Woolworth
Hamilton College
Slavery Society
Common Council
Bleecker Street
Gerrit Smith
Peterboro
Smith
Hamilton Collee
United States
Womens Club
Health Letters Question Tonsillectomy Safety
Dr Brady addresses reader questions on health ethics and the tonsillectomy procedure. He urges caution about charity driven lodging offers linked to medical campaigns and warns of the real risks and death rates associated with tonsillectomy while defending the need for informed public discussion.
Cod Liver Answers and Weather Warnings in One Page
The page blends health questions on cod liver vitamins and sugar teeth decay with weather and local forecasts. It cites a Mrs M Rv and D MTD debating sugar’s link to dental decay, plus 24 hour weather data for Western New York and Northern Finger Lakes, including temperatures, precipitation, station pressure, and Lake Ontario effects.
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New York
Finger Lakes
Lake Ontario
Black River Basin
Calder
Telephone Pranks and Ben Hecht Book Notes
A humorous excerpt tracks people failing to reach operators and joking about phone bills. The piece then reviews Ben Hecht's 1932 quasi autobiographical Work Child of the Century, criticizing conformity, censorship, and attitudes toward Communism and government spending. Hecht argues people are poorly informed, swayed by propaganda, and skeptical of revolutions.
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Ben Hecht
Ben
Jess
Cuba
Revolu
Fragmentary Line Ends With New Authority Subjection
A damaged fragment hints at a dispute over authority replacing a previous power. The text suggests ongoing debates about control and the fate of ideals once fighting ceases, but lacks clear actors or locations to identify specifics.
Obituary of Mrs. Muarea C. LaLang LaTant at Sandy Creek
Mrs. Muarea C. LaLang LaTant 53 wife of Matthew H. LaTant died of a heart attack yesterday at Holstein-Friesian World Offices where she led the cut department. She died at 2:20 p.m. at House of Good Samaritan in Watertown. Born August 5, 1906 she was a Sandy Creek resident and mother of several relatives. She attended Sands Creek High School and married Oct. 10, 1932. Active in First Baptist Lake Ontare Chapter OES Rhadamant DAR Cable Trail VFW Outlook Club and other groups. Survived by husband sister Mrs. Kenneth L. Mabel Chase and brothers Harwood and George Corse among others. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Weston & Woodard Funeral Home Harwood Dr. Sandy Creek with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery in spring. Visitation Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Muarea C. LaLang
Sandy Creek
Mildred Corse LaTant
Matthew HH. LaTant
Holstein - Friesian World Offices
Cut
House of Good Samaritan Hospital
Watertown
Lafant
Henrys
Anna Dennison Corse
Outlook Club
Kenneth L.mabel) Chase
Harwood
George Corse
Weston & Woodard
Harwood Dr
Robert W. Vining
First Baptist Church
Woodlawn
OES Entertains Central Square
Elizabeth Caldwell Chapter 141 OES entertained 21 master masons with a covered dish supper and social hour. The regular meeting is set for 7 30 p m April 12 at an earlier hour to allow attendance at the district meeting in Mexico.
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Central Square
Elizabeth Caldwell
OES
Mexico
Investors' Guide on Church Funds in Government Bonds
SAM SHULSKY discusses prudent church investing for building funds asking if mutual funds protect against inflation versus safe Treasury bonds. He favors buying discounted 1965 Treasury issues for guaranteed $1000 maturity and a 4.1 percent yield, noting inflation risk remains and stock bets lack guarantees. He also addresses joint tenancy questions and criticizes a widow client’s broker for unsuitable stock picks, promising a list of high grade income producing securities.
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Sam Shulsky
Church Council
U. S
Treasury
Hanes
Erie
Pennsylvania
Parke Davis
Continental Motors
Burroughs
Eric
Sare
Moment of Meditation on Sharing World Burden and Aid
Prayer asks for awareness of global poverty and the duty to help. It seeks personal action to aid underdeveloped peoples by enabling tools and production methods. The speaker emphasizes respecting diverse customs and traditions while fostering self-sufficiency and dignity.
Kennedy Hopes for Show Strength in Primaries
National Whirligigg profile by Ray Tucker analyzes Kennedy's primaries strategy in Wisconsin and West Virginia. It discusses potential gains outside New England, the dairy vote in Wisconsin, labor influence in West Virginia, religious factors, and implications if Humphrey falters or Kennedy weakens. It notes GOP crossovers and minority outreach in 1960 politics.
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Ray Tucker Avery
Ray Tucker Ans Wirch
Too Hillcrest Place
Chevy
Washington
M. C
New London
Conn
Kennedy
Humphrey
Wisconsin
West Virginia
New England
Minnesota
Bay State
Bob” LaFollettes
West
Virginia
Postpone Supper of Vermillion WSCS
Vermillion WSCS supper planned for Wednesday evening March 30 is postponed with date to be announced later. Also notes visitors Mr and Mrs Arthur Abbott and sons Gary and Ronnie cold springs road with Will Springer. Mrs Harold Boutell hospitalized for X rays. sister Hazel Bennett visiting from Sandy Creek. Death Valley set record 134 degrees on July 10 1913.
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Arthur Abbott
Gary
Ronnie
Cold Springs Road
Will Springer
Harold Boutell
Oswego Hospital
Hazel Bennett
Sandy Creek
Boutell
Daily Bible Passage Psalm Refuge in Trouble
The verse Psalm 9 3 proclaims the Lord as a refuge for the oppressed and a shelter in times of trouble. It offers consolation and a call to trust in divine protection during hardship.
Contract Bridge duel shows English flair in Holland match
The Scheveningen match between England and Holland featured two contrasting East West deals. In one table the Dutch South overruled with a club lead and a safety play secured four clubs doubled for 790 points. The other table saw a bold English overcall with four hearts and a string of ruffs that yielded 920 points for the British South, highlighting bidding style differences and strategic plays.
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Scheveningen
England
Holland
Declarer
Booth
King
East
South
West
Wes Syndkals
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