Membership Tea Tonight for Unit At Askew Home
The Home Demonstration unit will hold a Membership Tea Tuesday evening May 5 at the home of Mrs Marjorie Askew. The Ontaro Skylighters 4-H Club met at Mrs Ernest DeMar home Monday for a sewing lesson. The Lend A Hand Circle gathered at Mrs D R Fones Thursday afternoon with Mrs Fones presiding and Mrs Jerry Fones assisting. Supper was served by Mrs Fones. The next meeting is set for Thursday May 21 at the home of Mrs Albert Johnson with Miss Leta Tremaine named to arrange the program.
Local residents host visitors amid spring gatherings
Ray Foster visits the George Tremaine home while various families from Oswego Fulton Volney and Albany share evenings and weekends with relatives. Army airman Alan Keech stationed at Fort Bragg joins notices of local social visits and guest stays.
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Gram
Ray Foster
New Hampshire
George Tremaine
George Showers
Leta Tremaine
Alan S. Keech
Fort Bragg
N. C
82Nd Airborne Division
James Parkhurst
Jean
Janice
Jimmie
Lycoming
Leslie Hyde
Seward Collier
Eugene
Ray
Lawrence Cook
Warren Leavitt
Larry Burch
Roger
Oswego
Fred Rhinehart
Dan Lord
Syracuse
Clayton Daggett
Skaneateles
Beatrice Newell
David Brown
David
Albany
Jerry Fones
Brown
Day guests and gatherings among local families
Mrs Fones hosts Pinochie Club at Shore Oaks cottage. James O Connor hosts guests. Glenn Dimon family visit Mexico and Maple View for Herbert Clark anniversary. Nancy Smith returns to school after illness. Linda Smith confined at home. Local families attend PTA workshop and Central Instinct meeting at DeWitt High School. Jenne Velaighin visits from New Haven.
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DR. Fones
James O'Connor
Warne Duell
Shore Oaks
Glenn Dimon
David and
Dwight
Avery Dimon
Mexico
Herbert Clark
Vic
Earl Clark
Maple View
Nancy Smith
Linda Smith
Dan Lord
Ben Mack
Sharon Mach
Nathan Mack
Aho
Hazelton Spencer
Abs Vernon Bank
Carl Cronk
Kenneth Glenister
PTA
Central Instinct
James
ne-Dewitt High School
Saturn
Kenneth Pathhust
Howlett
ILGWU Signs New Contract With Coat and Suit Industry
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union reached a new contract covering 350000 workers in the women's and children's coat and suit sector. Effective June 1 the agreement adds an employer financed severance fund holiday and overtime pay for piece workers and maintains an escalator clause tied to the cost of living. Union President David Dubinsky said no wage increase was sought since last year’s aid contract raised wages.
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New York
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Women's and Children’s Coat and Suit Industry
David Dubinsky
Jaycees to Hold 3 Min Car Wash in Oswego
The Oswego Junior Chamber of Commerce launches a three minute car wash on West Furst Street opposite Oswego High School. Proceeds fund the Teenage Roadeo and Junior Golf Tournament as volunteers promote teen competition statewide starting at 8 30 a m.
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Oswego
Market Produce Prices and Retail Goods Listing
Readable items show a market table of fruits vegetables eggs and assorted goods with wholesale and retail pricing. Entries include apples McIntosh grapes grapefruit oranges cucumbers lettuce onions peppers potatoes beets carrots cabbage and more with unit sizes and per unit prices shown for retailers.
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Rome
Savoy
Fartower
Eagplant Southern
Enuve Fla
Ter
Idaho
Fallout from Soviet Tests Reaches Earth Faster Says Scientists
Government scientists told a Senate subcommittee that fallout from Soviet tests arrives in the Northern Hemisphere far quicker than earlier estimates. AEC chief McCone urged reassurance, while Willard Libby noted revised timing for Russian and Western debris, and meteorologist Lester Machta cited higher northern fallout concentrations.
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Wasilington
Senate House Atomic Energy — Subcommittee
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
John A. McCone
National Press Club
McCone
Soviet Union
Britain
Geneva
Willard F. Libby
AEC
U.S
Pacific
Equator
Lester Machta
U.S Weather Bureau
New York Exchange Promotes Securities as Wedding Gifts
The New York Stock Exchange urges member firms to push securities as wedding presents in a bid to rescue young brides from a mass of pickle forks, signaling a bold shift in gift etiquette and financial gifting practices.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Gift Sales Kits Highlight Wedding Gifts and Graduation Stocks
The package promotes wedding gift ideas alongside the concept of giving stocks to graduates. It frames financial gifts as lasting support, linking celebratory events with long term investment values.
Plymouth Delivers Big Comfort Difference in Low Price Cars
Plymouth promotes its affordable lineup emphasizing roomy front access with a swivel seat and unobstructed forward view. It touts Torsion-Atre Ride and economy with a V eight achieving 21.15 mpg in the Mabligas Economy Run while highlighting low extra cost options and features like Total-Contact Brakes and electric wipers.
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Plymouth
Fort
Plymouth Aces Handling and Power in New Golden Commando
Plymouths superb handling is praised as unmatched in its field. Torsion-Aire virtually eliminates toll and sway. The V-8 engines are described as the biggest in their class and the New Golden Commando 395 is offered at low extra cost.
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Plymouth
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Hannibal Central School
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Syracuse Ave
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West First ST
ILGWU
Jaycees
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FUR Storage
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