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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1959
Page
13
The Board of Health and city departments report rising illegal dumping of garbage on public and private property. Violations occur along Lake Street and other areas, with potential fines or jail terms. Legal dumping is only at the City Dump off East Seneca Street, open daily at no charge.
Negotiations for a new steel contract opened in New York as unions press for large wage increases and profit critics warn of price rises. Workers prefer fringe benefits, while companies cite productivity gaps. With June 30 contract expiry, a costly settle ment could curb or fuel inflation nationwide.
The column argues Michigan faced its first payday shortfalls reflecting financial irresponsibility at state level. It blames both Governor Williams and a Republican legislature for spending schemes and insufficient tax funding, noting such public finance errors mirror private sector lessons. The piece criticizes inflationary policy as a false remedy and urges adherence to sound fiscal practice.
Dr Brady answers health letters in Palladium Times Oswego, warning against routine use of tranquilizers, barbiturates, analgesics, and narcotics. He argues many conditions are mislabelled as overwork or fatigue and questions daily use of sedatives. He invites readers to justify regular drug use or reveal personal cases confidentially.
Reader asks about iodine ration safety for relatives with arthritis diabetes and general health questions. Answer: use only with physician knowledge and note iodine supplementation may be common in Great Lakes Basin. Include request for pamphlet The India Ration with SASE for details. Also asks about maternal fertility and fitness for childbirth. answer hinges on physiological age and whether she can perform basic tasks, with pamphlets available.
NBC notified its 1500 technicians union leaders by telegram that the contract and all subsidiary agreements are rescinded because the union violated the contract with an April 27 work stoppage. The company invites talks to negotiate a new contract once workers return. The union calls the move a lockout. G Tyler Byrne said he had not received the telegram.
In 1928 farm produce dominated Sierra Leone’s export trade but by 1955 only 48 percent remained in agriculture while minerals formed the majority. The shift marks a major change in the country’s export structure.
Paris reports military leaders discuss a possible independent mobile force to deter and counter Soviet infiltration in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The plan involves a US armed mobile unit airlifted and later sea supplied, able to act without NATO consent to counter regional Communist influence.
Albany governor and Mrs. Rockefeeler will depart Wednesday for a two week vacation at their Monte Sacro ranch in Venezuela. They fly via private plane to Idlewild and then a seven hour flight to Caracas. Accompanying them are Richard Stroud and Robert McManus as part of Rockefeller interests. A May 21 return is noted with a separate biographical line about George Price Shaw.
Robert Chery of La Plume de ma Tante notes English audiences laugh faster and shorter than Americans. He contrasts French and American tastes, praises U S theaters, laments ticket habits, and comments on matinee burdens and crowded New York parties. Collette adds views on newspapers and streets.
Oswego Palladium Times announces its status as official Oswego city and county newspaper. Lists leadership including Clarence T. Leighton and Esther B. Dalgaard and outlines mail and carrier subscription rates for Oswego and surrounding counties with annual, semiannual, and monthly options. Advertising agency presence and Associated Press membership noted.
A reflective meditation expresses gratitude to God for national generosity and global aid. It calls for support of the United Nations, higher standards of integrity, and lasting universal peace pursued for generations.
Washington report charges Secretary Benson faced sharp rebuke over Rural Electrification loans and farm policy. It argues the Agricultural Act is a political program favoring large corporate farms while leaving surpluses and high storage costs, with REA electrification praised despite broader reform failures.
Tioust on Tex A Pi-4 judge ruled that dog owners cannot be forced to silence barking. County Judge William A. Miller tossed out a $30 fine against L. F. Schelever Jr, stating you can't stop a dog from barking unless you kill it.
The Idlewood Kennels owner is cited in a judge’s ruling where, without calling witnesses, the judge also found that Schelever did not force the dots to hark.
South plays a heart lead and ruff while defenders push a side suit attack. If declarer draws West’s trumps prematurely he risks losing, but with careful trump management and long suits he can still take ten tricks. The article analyzes how 7 to 9 trumps affect safety and outlines the optimal follow up.
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