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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1959
Page
11
The Treasury will stop requiring prepaid excise stamps on tobacco and other items and allow semi monthly tax returns based on production. DeWitt Clinton will be removed from cigarette packaging after decades as the featured likeness.
A discussion on language notes two new noun verbizations creteized and chairmanized used for completed plans and committee actions. The piece criticizes overuse of such forms as a corrupting trend in modern English.
Hartford readers gain a survey of how Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago and others handle traffic growth and transit funding. The piece notes two thirds of LA beside cutting down land tax value and urges Hartford to study curb control parking and robust public transit to avert a Final Tie Up. It references municipal transit authorities and regional districts while stressing the need to preserve economic bases and space. The second item explains lime water as a mild antacid and dietary helper for acid indigestion with simple preparation instructions.
In the latest Little Lesson II Dr Brady discusses peptic ulcer diets and meal frequency. He endorses small meals, snacks at night, and a calcium carbonate magnesium trisilicate antacid combo for indigestion, with pamphlets available by request.
A historical Oswego newspaper notice details post office status, consolidation history, officers, carrier and subscription rates, and advertising representation. It lists prices for various subscription terms, a carrier service note, and the Associated Press affiliation along with contact details.
A St Paul based group, The Colostomy and Heostomy Rehabilitation Guild, offers bedside and home support to members with colostomies or ileostomies. Members illustrate that life remains vibrant post operation, with a member traveling for 14 years, golfing, and inspiring newcomers.
Buffalo announced Dr. Norman 8. Moore of Ithaca as president elect of the New York State Medical Society at its 153rd annual convention. He will succeed Dr. Henry I. Fineberg of Jamaica. Other elected officers include Dr. John Sengstack Huntington vice president Dr. William F. Wheeler Buffalo secretary Dr. Maurice J. Cattelbaum Brooklyn treasurer and Dr. Samuel Freedman New York speaker of the house of delegates.
The piece argues East German choice at the Berlin fate conference is dictated by Moscow not local people. It criticizes Soviet diplomacy, Gromyko and Molotov, and warns that interim concessions risk surrendering Western leverage and emboldening captive states. It urges broader public support and expansion of Voice of America.
Scholars explore Harry S. Truman’s papers at the Truman Library in Independence Missouri. About a million pages cover Truman’s early career and White House years, with access limited to approved researchers starting Monday.
A devotional note cites Revelation 1 18 proclaiming Christ as the living one who died and is alive forever and ever Amen highlighting eternal life through faith.
New York actor Rod Steiger praises psychoanalysis as a valuable investment. He says spending five to seven thousand dollars over five years boosted creativity and freedom, helped him look outward, and supported a life beyond stage. Steiger recounts his varied youth and insists a balance between art and other life keeps him fulfilled.
A meditative prayer asks for blessing on the nation and world, seeking steadfast optimism and healing grace. It urges counting life by flowers and golden hours, by friends and stars, not by leaves or shadows or tears.
Article argues Roosevelt's pro-British stance and anti Hitler policy pressured U.S. to enter the war. It cites actions from 1940 to 1941 including the Atlantic Charter, Lend-Lease, repeal of the Neutrality Act, and weapons shipments to Britain, framed as secret steps toward involvement.
Weekend visits and calls reported across Kenyon District with Syracuse guests including Mr. and Mrs Gerald Corey and Jo seph Mooney. Attendees from Pen Nelville Mexico and other nearby towns paid courtesy calls on Mrs A Ingram and Mrs Roe Seaman. Peter Feak and son visited their mother Mrs Anna Goldyoch.
East West vulnerable in a 30 point part score. Ruth Sherman of New York defies a heart lead and a doubleton heart by cashing diamonds and trimming lines to cut West’s entry. She trumped a club, drew trumps, and ran hearts to make the contract despite defensive threats.
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