You can't relax behind the wheel
Travelers Insurance reports that since the car era began more than 60 million Americans have been killed or injured in U S motor traffic. In 1958 private cars caused four of five fatal crashes and seven of eight non fatal accidents. Nearly 80 percent of 1958 accidents happened on dry roads in clear weather.
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U. S
Travelers Insurance Co
United States
Winston Churchill
Paul Gallico
New York
Second Avenue
King John
Europe
Basterlings
Sterling Silver
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Oscar Wilde
Fewer cows, more milk in 1958 dairy report
The 1958 Department of Agriculture dairy report shows milk output per cow rising to a record while milk cows fell to a 35 year low. Production per cow up 38 percent, total milk output up 7 percent, and per person consumption lagging as herds shrink. Experts foresee continued decline in cow numbers amid efficiencies. The frontier era shifts as rural assets fade in urban America.
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Department of Agriculure
Agriculture Department
Reapportionment debate spans Georgia and states
Viewpoints of Other Editors examine underrepresentation in Georgia and neighboring states. Urban voters face legislative bias, with Minnesota and Iowa facing pressure for fair redistricting. The county unit system’s days appear numbered as the Supreme Court readies a final test.
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Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Tennessee
Minnesota
Federal District Court
Iowa
Supreme Court
Health Advice From Dr Brady on Albuminuria and Lordosis
Dr Brady answers readers questions on health issues in Oswego Palladium Times. He recounts a retired druggist with an acet anilide habit causing albuminuria and death from poisoning, notes albuminuria may vanish with rest when due to lordosis, and offers at home tests and exercises for maternity preparation and post partum recovery. He cautions albuminuria does not always indicate kidney disease and lists factors that can cause false positives.
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R.L.G
Brady
Willam Brady
Palladium Times, Inc
Oswego
Sofia Fountain
Oswego Palladium Times Declares Postal Details and Rates
The Oswego Palladium Times announces its consolidation with the Times, lists officers including Clarence T. Leighton and Thomas A. Clowder, and provides subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery to Oswego and surrounding areas. It notes advertising representation and AP affiliation, inviting corrections to any misstatements.
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Oswego
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Thomas A. Clowder
Clark Morrisonard
William C. Watebury
Wiliam H. Laighton
Esther @ Oalgaard
Owego
The
Palladium Times
Pineapple Strawberry Grapefruit Cup Recipe Card
Ingredients include pineapple tidbits in heavy syrup strawberries and grapefruit. Prepare by mixing pineapple with syrup wash and cut berries, segment grapefruit, squeeze membranes juice into fruit, combine, chill to yield six servings.
Daily Bible Passage Quote Featured
A Bible verse from St John 15 2 emphasizes cleansing every branch that bears fruit to prune it so it may yield more fruit for readers. The line reflects the theme of purification and spiritual growth in Christian teaching.
Herter Impresses Press in Paris With Firm Diplomacy
Secretary of State Christian Herter answered questions with calm firmness and clear reasoning during a Paris press conference, deftly avoiding sensitive details about the Geneva talks while signaling American resolve. The portrayal credits Herter with sincerity and restraint, linking him to Dulles’s legacy and the United States’ steadfast alliances.
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Paris
Christian Herter
Ike
Herter
Geneva
Department of State
Serter
Mr. Herter
Tletter
United States
America
John Foster Dulles
Weekend visits and travels around Williamstown and nearby towns
Williamstown residents and relatives visited Oswego Jamestown and Rome over the weekend. Air Force Private David Bishop takes a 28 day leave before England. Families in Brewerton Minoa Syracuse Utica Oriskany and Watertown are listed with illness notes and postmaster convention attendance.
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Williamstown
John Harris
James DeStephens
Oswego
Ray Gifford
James Phillips
Jamestown
Clifford Shearer
Mattydale
Richard Cox
the Beeches
Rome
George Hart
Elmer Harris
Arthur Cox
Norey
House of the Good Samaritan
Watertown
C. B. Hastings
Geraldine
Utica
Oriskany
Allen Chilton
Clyde Chilton
George McConnell
Syracuse
Ohio Lawmaker Hoffmann Ambivalent on Measure
State Rep. Charles E. Hoffmann of Cincinnati answered yes on whatever measure the Ohio Legislature voted on amid a tangle of amendments and questions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles E. Hoffman
Cincinnati
Pound of Soap Makes Over 25 Million Bubbles
Hal Boyle delivers a quip filled column listing odd facts and curiosities. Notes on bubble counts, Tulip origins, historical trivia, quotes from Hammerstein and Wilde, and light sport and science tidbits. Includes playful references to geography, famous names, and general trivia.
Moment of Meditation Bless Our Youth Fitness Week Prayer
A prayer invoking strength for young people during National Youth Fitness Week. It asks guidance to support fitness programs that build mental, physical, social, and spiritual well being and requests protection and responsible citizenship for youth during a difficult period.
Stevenson Humphrey clash reshapes 1960 Democratic hopes
Washington analysis notes Humphrey shifts to a New Deal Fair Deal stance and lures liberal support as Stevenson faces pressure to step aside. The piece outlines how Stevenson may bow to Humphrey, affecting Kennedy's path, with possible outcomes including a prolonged convention stalemate and a compromise candidate. It also reports two fatal accidents in West Seneca.
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Ray Tucker Washington
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Kennedy
Adlairb
Stevenson
Humphrey
Ivengon
Averell Harriman
Estes Kefauver
G. Mennen Williams
Roosevelt-Lehman-Finletter
Americans For Democratic Action
Aflcio
Farmer- Laborites
Symington
Illinois
Rayburn-Johnson
Capitol Hill
Paul M. Butler
Dixie
Convention Hall
Thurmond
Truman
North
Liphrey
Canisius College Cites Sen McCarthy for Patriotism
Canisius College in Buffalo cited Sen Eugene J. McCarthy for patriotism at a ceremony awarding him the Peter Cassius medal. McCarthy said the citation is especially gratifying for Catholics who must prove loyalty to both church and country. Down on the Farm reports a three year old, Keith Rolling, driving a tractor and handling controls.
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Buffalo
Canisius College
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Troy
Keith Rolling
Bridge bidding and play notes from Boston dealer Frank K Perkins
The fragment describes a bridge auction with South West North East narration and mentions Frank K Perkins of Boston as declarer. It notes bidding sequence from 2 clubs to 3 no trump and passes, with some garbled player initials and in-text references to Dr Riga Tas East w107 4210 BPH.
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New England
Declarer
South
Frank K. Perkins
Boston
Riga Tas
West
East
Perkins
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Oswego Palladiame Times
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Hal Boyle
Horatio Alger
Holland
Turkey
Bet Lucy Monroe
Ferdinand Durang
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Oscar Hammerstein
William Jenkings Bryan
Eisenhower
Nison
Rockefeller
Wcarthy
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Korth
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