Little League Opens May 23 With Dunbar Doubleheader
Pulaski reports the first Little League games of the season set for Saturday May 23 at Dunbar Field with a doubleheader between the Yanks and Braves and the Tigers and Dodgers. Five teams participate with listed coaches for Braves Dodgers Tigers Yanks and Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Dunbar Field
Yanks
Braves
Tigers
Dodgers
Jim Fahnestock
J. Callahan
MM. Bettinger
D. Edick
C. LaVeck
L. Manwaring
M. Shaw
G. Edick
H. Jordal
T. Rossman
R. Marle
Ednsley
D. Coon
T. Manwarren
Phelps
R. Hicks
J. Fahnestock
Ken Ostrander
G. Tuck
T. Allen
R. Clemons
D. Miller
W. Larrabee
T. Butler
M. Delarm
M. Ostrander
J. Tighe
J. Corbett
C Manwaring
T. Miles
H. Ritschel
R. Jaquin
D. Cleveland
P. Poole
Bob Tully
L. Piper
R. Edick
R. Miles
J. Paronett
D. Spath
H. Stainton
T. Cornell
D. Hall
G. Muller
G. Murray
J. Tully
J. McChesney
T. Cox
T. Myles
W. Williams
F. Gaynes
J. Carnes
Cc. Crouse
F. Gayne
J. Goodwin
L. Gregory
C. Hinman
B. Murtha
F. Shaw
J. Gregory
F. Masuiica
G. Whitford
G. Littler
R Jacony
T. Crocker
T. Williams
Pirates
Letis
Names listed for school team lineup or event participants
J Coon C Burns T Roberts Tighe A Higby D Mandigo D Seyer J Watkins C Mathison D Rossman and C Shaw are named as participants in a local event or roster with multiple individuals across roles indicated by initials. The source lists these names as part of a group associated with a team or activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coon
C. Burns
T. Roberts
Tighe
A. Higby
D. Mandigo
D Seyer
J. Watkins
C. Mathison
D. Rossman
C. Shaw
Brownie Troop 129 Hosts Mother's Banquet and Fly-Up Ceremony
Girl Scout Brownie Troop 129 held a Mother and Daughter banquet at First Baptist Church on Monday May 11 with Ellen Bird giving Grace and Noreen Sawyer delivering A Toast to the Mothers. The event featured a flag ceremony, international songs and dances, a candlelight ceremony for fly-up wings, and pins awarded by Mrs. Richard Bird. Mothers and leaders assisted as the troop announced new members and presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop
First Baptist Church
Grace
Ellen Bird
Noreen Sawyer
Brownies
Susan Workman
Marinell Smith
Margaret Dale
Nancy Baker
U. S
Netherlands
Switzerland
France
United States
Arthur Taylor
Debbie Deady
Betsy Gange
Paul Daly
Richard Bird
Gloria Bernet
Carol Boardway
Mary Comverse
Laura Sawyer
Jean Samuels
Guls
Martha
Susan Kastoroski
Nancy Morrison
Anne Fleischman
Ton Mercier
Mary Mercier
Janet Studli
Christine Godden
Mary Lou Crimmins
Margaret Bird
Linda Lee Taylor
Richard Boardway
June Sawyer
Charlotte Workman
William Cornett
Seventh Grade NYC Trip Planned by Pulaski School
Seventy six seventh grade students from Pulaski Central will tour New York City this weekend departing Saturday morning by bus to Syracuse then three Greyhounds to the city. Highlights include the Museum of Natural History Empire State Building United Nations and a subway ride. Supervising adults include Henry Mathison and a long list of named chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
New York City
Pulaski Central School
Syracuse
Greyhound
Henry Mathison
New York
Museum of Natural History
Empire State Building
United Nations
Mathisen
Lester Dewey
Ralph Lundgren
Clarence Walburgh
Edward McGaffick
Lester Dewes
Robert Lattmer
Carl Funk
Les Teachout
H. Dunton
Francis Geer
Looking Backward in Oswego May 14 1934 items mix
A column reviews recent Oswego events including Fritz Scheff concerts, traffic dangers from speeding autos, and a Rochester judge on pedestrian right of way. Alderman Goodwin cites East side opposition to a new East Tenth Mitchell Street school site while hearings are discussed. Also notes Oswego Normal summer session starting July 2 and golf and baseball results plus obituaries and state assembly candidacy mentions.
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Fritz. Scheff
Richardson Tomight
Rochester
Oswego Motors
Goodwin
East Side
East Tenth
Mitchell Sts
Mary G. Granam
New York Association of Oswego Normal
Hotel Roosevelt
New York City
Oswego Normal
Jack Mansfield
Oswego Sligh
Emerick Park Course
Tom Sadler
Roger Whitney
Ed Coser
Philip H. Bough
Hunter Long
Alice Chestnut
Willam Francis Sanford
Ernest J. Louis
Oswego Zetts
Auburn
Markson
St Pauls Holy Name
Baldwinsville
Ten Years Ago May 14 1949 Scotland Yard Arrests Fugitive
Ten years ago on Saturday May 14 1949 Scotland Yard arrested Gerhart Ensler a Communist fugitive from New York aboard a Polish freighter Sly Roan is set to marry Rita Hayworth during May Retail Merchants meetings to be held Obituary notes McKennex Clarke Ingersoll and others. YMCA to hold its thirteenth annual awards night with a gymnastics show Donald V Shetland named to the Water Board by Mayor Gould Miss McDonald plans two Broadway shows next season including a musical and a biographical stage work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Yard
Gerhart Ensler
New York
Sly Roan
Rita Hayworth
Edward 9 . McKennex
Department of Welshite
Sidney FL Clarke
Fulton
Vey R. Ingersoll
Fair Haven
Donald V Shetland
Water Board
Frank L. Gould
GPP
Mane McDonald
Murchacl Myerberg
George White
Kurds Flee Across Iran Frontier From Iraq Violence
Amir Aly Ashegara, a Kurdish landowner, says thousands of Mamash tibe tribesmen fled northwest Iran to escape a pro Communist ruling faction. He cites fighting four days earlier with Iraqi gendarmerie and 13 Barzani dead, two wounded, Rashid leading Kurdish forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L Ryan Pasveh
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
Amir Aly Ashegara
Kurdish Leaders Reject Communism amid Kurdish Refugee Drift
Amir Aly, a powerful Kurdish leader in a rugged frontier village, defends anti Soviet stance as 1,000 refugees live in nearby tent settlements after Rashid's failed satellite project. He recalls Barzani's Soviet backed 13 years ago and predicts no Kurdish uprising. Also notes village politics and land rents as Kurds migrate after the July Iraq revolution. A separate item lists two men, Victor Petit and David Goodness, graduating from boot camp at Great Lakes and cites 1938 European visitor records and 1957 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Kurdistan
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
Khan
Sheik Rashid
Rashid
Amir Aly
Barzani
Amar Aly
Azer
Winters goes to rest home after hospital stint
Jonathan Winters, the comedian, was moved from San Francisco General Hospital to a rest home after his wife Eileen reported he was disturbed. Harbor police brought him to the hospital Tuesday following a museum ship incident. Dr. T. F. Albers said Winters is quite disturbed and in need of further care.
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Jonathan Winters
San Francisco
San Francisco General Hospital
Harbor
Eileen
Mamoroneck
T. FE. Albers
Winters
Wonder Bread Promises 12 Elements For Stronger Children
An advertisement touts Wonder Bread as aiding growth and strength with 12 essential food elements. It compares the bread’s elements to other foods, notes cobalt copper zinc and manganese, and urges parents to feed fresh Wonder Bread for tender crust and aroma to help children grow bigger and stronger.
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Little Leaguers
Ford
BIG Ben Ford, Inc
W. First and
Cayuga
Girl Scout News
U.S. Veteran's Hospitals
Scotts
Scott
Neal O'Brien
Palladium Times
Miss McDonald
Iaq
Baijan Province
U.S Naval Center
Great Lakes
Victor G. Petit
Hastings
David F. Goodness
Kenneth A. Goodness
Lycoming
N. Y
Naval Training Center
U.S
Europe
Nehguca
Decker’s Curb Market
Sirloin Short P’house Steaks
Betty Fell
Washington, D.C
Home Economica
Wonder Laboratories
Wonder Research Laboratories and Bakeries
Wonder
Wonder Research Laboratories
Asmch
Sontsa Teem
Arene Tele Vitam
Velp
Aemuch
Petes Ata
Continental Baking Company, Inc
Meenas League
Muen Pm
Enn
Aue
Poe
Hersagioben
Wey
Thies
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