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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1959

Page

10

Oswego Fort Ontario Burned During 1814 British Raid

The 1814 Oswego raid saw a British squadron attack Fort Ontario. The fort fell after a brief defense, with heavy ships shelling the ramparts. Troops withdrew toward Oswego Falls as stores were moved upriver to Sackett Harbor and eventually reached shipyards.

Ort Ontario Fort Ontario King Ston Sir James Yeo Albany Sackett Harbor Oswego Oswego Falls Fulton Alvin Bronson Colonel Mitchell Mitchell Canada Sackett's

Body recovered of eight year old in Hudson River

Divers recovered the body of eight year old Donald Deeb after he fell into the Hudson River yesterday.

Troypi Donald Deeb Hudson River

Oswego Palladium Times May 6 1959 Brief And Local News

Oswego brief items from the Palladium Times dated May 6 1959 cover local happenings in Oswego New York. Short notices note municipal events community concerns and society happenings for residents.

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Judge Recovers Court Reopens Jurors Excused

Justice George H. Vinette of Syracuse reconvened the May term of Supreme Court after recovering from a virus. Jurors were excused until 10 tomorrow morning while conferences focused on settlements. the grand jury continued considering criminal matters.

Franklyn T. Adsit Hannibal Orris I. Andrews Fulton Irene Bartosek Oswego Patricia M. Barry Keith E. Bingham Pennellville Kenneth A. Bond Kiam C. Bowers Mary C. Case Mexico Donald J. Ceahe Robert E. Chapman Edith Marie S. Cox Pulaski Arthur Carl Czirr Curtis’ Dashnau Edward W. DeBerg Philp S. Foot Anna M. Fuller Isabelle Gallagher Harold W. Hess Phoenix Alice Reed East Adamsville Jesse Lyboult

Warm Weather With Thundershowers Across New York

The extended forecast from the U S Weather Bureau shows warm statewide conditions with temperatures about five degrees above normal. A shower period is likely Friday and Saturday and again early next week, with total rainfall about half an inch. Western New York may see thundershowers Thursday and Sunday or Monday, with one inch or more of rain likely. The Andover Mass purchase note mentions a sale to Indians for about $30 and a coat.

Albany New York State U.S. Weather Bureau New York

Gover Wins Oswego School Board Seat in Tight Race

Local merchant Gover was elected to the Oswego Board of Education with 143 vote margin over Donald Pullen and 404 over Robert Kunzwiler as 2,034 valid ballots were cast. Gover carried five of eight wards while Pullen won wards five and seven and Kunzwiler carried ward two. An independent write-in for Virginia O Dean appeared in the tally.

Gover Pullen Kunzwiler Donald L. Pullen West Oneida St Robert K. Kunzwiler Catherine St Mr. Gover Virginia O. Dean the Pal

Health Insurance for County Officials and Staff At Issue

The Oswego County Board of Supervisors will discuss providing health insurance for county officials and employees. The Insurance Committee may back a plan and report with steps to implement it. The Civil Service Emmaties’ Association backs the proposal. Also on the agenda is salary schedule adjustments for the Oswego County Laboratory staff and possible cost of living boosts. Overtime pay for laboratory staff appears unlikely at this time.

Board of Supervisors Wersons Civil Service Emmaties’ Association Oswen County Oswego County

Syracuse Blue Cross Seeks 43 Percent Rate Hike

Syracuse Blue Cross requests a 43 percent rate increase for a 10 county Central New York area to cover rising hospital costs. J Campbell Butler executive VP says per day hospital costs rose 33 percent in four years and anything less may endanger plans before 1960.

Syracuse Blue Cross New York J. Cambell Butler Syracuse Group Hospital Service Inc Builer

Scholarships Open For War Service and Nursing Education

Albany announces Regents War Service Scholarships for veterans and Regents Scholarships for Advanced Education in Nursing. Applications via the Bureau of Examinations and Testing must reach by May 21, 1959. Exams set for June 6, 1959 and eligibility includes veteran status, New York residency, and license as a nurse for the nursing scholarship.

Albany Regents Bureau of Examinations and Testing State Education Department New York State Armed Forces U.S

Cape Cod Village Term Reflects Quiet Past

Cape Cod Massachusetts once settled enough to call a small house with a shed a vil lage an old term signaling a simple settlement.

Cape Cod Mass

Pay Increment Law Vetoed By Mayor Corsall

Mayor Vincent A. Corsall vetoed Local Law No. 3 of 1959 which would expand the pay increment and longevity plan to include the Police Chief Fire Chief and three other city officials. The veto cites discrimination and potential inequities among city employees and notes the council would need six votes to override.

Vincent A. Corsal Common Council State Civil Service Commis

City employee pay raise debate and department heads power

In Oswego discussion a shift toward whole city employee pay and appointment powers faces scrutiny. The Chief of Police demands control over appointments and promotions, while opposing city heads seek parity in salary moves. Analysts note prior 1956 57 raises of 1100 dollars for several top officials, with some exceptions.

Local Law Criticized for Inequities and Overreach

A statement decries Local Law No 3 as discriminatory and out of proportion, arguing pay raises should be based on broader equity, not influence or loudness. The speaker urges studying inequities comprehensively rather than piecemeal, noting current city conditions. Vermont’s Lake Champlain is noted as discovered by Samuel de Champlain in 1609.

Vermont Lake Champlain Samuel de Champlain

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