Charles W Linsley remembered for service to Oswego
Osswego mourns the loss of Charles W Linsley a longtime engineer and public official who served the Children s Home Old Ladies Home and hospital. He blended past and present in a quiet life of public works earning the Junior Chamber of Commerce s Man of the Year honor and the phrase Well Done.
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Charles W. Linsley
Linsley
Oswego
Children’s Home
Old Ladies Home
Hospital
Mr. Linsley
Chamber of Commerce
Without a Rainbow The Corruption of Success in Youth
An editorial notes that prosperity drains idealism and political fervor. It cites British Labour and youthful radicalism fading with wealth, while The Economists view of youth shifts as material desire grows. It speculates Russian ambitions may wane as commonplace comforts rise.
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Labor Party
the Economist of
London
Economist
Viewpoints of Other Editors These Bags May Be Perilous
A Plain Dealer note warns of plastic bag dangers to infants. It describes how bags used for packaging can suffocate babies if placed over their heads and urges immediate disposal of any plastic bags brought into homes. The piece cites warnings from the Society of the Plastics Industry and a National Safety Council meeting. It compares bag risks to those of unsecured refrigerators and emphasizes parental responsibility to remove bags from reach.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Meether
Little Mary
Jimmie
Ruthie
Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc
New York
Saftety Council
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
Dr. Brady discusses the concept of cri as an early respiratory illness and warns against treating it as a simple cold. He notes misinformation about causation, the danger of contagion during the infectious stage, and describes distinctions between infectious cri and non infectious chronic rhinitis or sinusitis.
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Brady
Chronic Nose and Throat Trouble Explored as Cold Myth
A skeptical view questions the label cold for frequent fresh colds. It argues drafts and environment often trigger transient congestion, misleading observers and boosting unfounded cures. Many cases labeled cold may be allergic or hypersensitive noncommunicable coryza, with plans to discuss further.
Insurance delays injectables and surgery in hernia care
A reader notes injection treatment often denied by insurers, forcing the need for operation. An answer cites that in several states patients may choose injection or surgery, followed by home remedy advice for ivy poisoning with sweet fern tea and skin care tips.
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W. Ilm
Ans
California
Nebraska
Minnesota
New York
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Crosby Must Pay Monthly Support in Paternity Case
Dennis Crosby, claiming a net worth of $208,000, faces $350 monthly child support in a paternity suit brought by Marilyn Scott who alleges his 18 month old daughter Denise is his. She requested $460 monthly temporary support, noting she has only 80 cents. Crosby, 24, previously paid $300 monthly voluntarily but denies paternity.
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Los Angeles
Dennis Crosby
Marilyn Scott
Bing Crosby
Denise
Dennis
Geneva Conference or Summit Challenge West Leadership
The article argues the Soviet Union aims to stretch talks on Germany into years via repeated Foreign Ministers conferences and summits. It warns that such delays undermine German unity and liberty behind the Iron Curtain, urging firm Western behavior rather than appeasement. It cites Hungarian deportations and the danger of surrendering to Moscow. The piece frames Geneva talks as the true test for U S leadership.
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Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Austria
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
East
West Germany
West Berlin
Damocles
Europe
United States
Khrushchev
Britain
America
Hal Boyle on Height versus Age and Hidden Truths
In a humorous column Hal Boyle asks what people lie about most height or age and blends light anecdotes about songs and family memories with a note on a new 66-foot 32-wheel vehicle priced over fifty thousand dollars. He advises DIY space flights in your own backyard and quiet neighbors.
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New York
Oddity Almanac
California
Kathleen
Ireland
John McCormack
Almanac
Oswego Palladium Times imprint and subscription rates
The Oswego Palladium Times announces its status as the official Oswego city and county newspaper with post office details. It lists key officers including Clarence T. Laighton and Esther B. Daigaard, and provides multiple subscription rates by mail and carrier in advance for Oswego and surrounding areas.
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Oswego
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Laighton
Thomas A. Cloutier
Clark Morrisonard
William C. Weterbury
William HH. Laighton
Esther B. Daigaard
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Y Mall
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Mathews
Moment of Meditation on Letters From America Week
A prayer asks Americans to join Letters From America Week and spread simple truths to readers abroad. The petitioner seeks to be a personal instrument of goodwill to combat Communist propaganda and anti Americanism by sharing hope, cheer, and knowledge of American freedoms and ideals with people in other nations.
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God of Liberty
America
New England and Northeast Feel Left Out of Federal Policies
The Northeast and New England industries protest perceived federal favoritism toward the Midwest, Southwest, and West in subsidies, defense contracts, and energy programs. They argue Seaway rates, TVA, and REA funding subsidize rivals, harming ports like Boston and New York while boosting distant regions.
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Washington
New England
Northeast
White House
Capitol Hill
Middle West
Border States
Southwest
Sherman Adams
Joe” Martin
House
John Foster Dulles
Sinclair Weeks
Commerce
Charles BE. Wilson
ST. Lawrence Seaway
Boston
New York
Hoboken
Newark
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Boston & Albany
Rockefeller
TVA
Rayburn-Johnson
New York State
Uncle Sam
Rea
Rayburn
Johnson
Bridge tactic turns on false card by Mrs Sobel
In a Palladium Times bridge column Becker notes B Jay Schenken faced a doubleton diamond peril after Mrs Sobel apparently marked her hand with the queen. She played a brilliant false card to thwart declarer while at the other table the contract went down one.
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Vanderbilt
Helen Sobel
Declarer
Schenken
Ea Doubleton
Mrs. Sobel
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Palladium Times, Inc
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David Lawrence
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Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
East Germany
Berlin
Hal Boyle
Owego Palladium
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Palladium Times
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Massachusetts
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Repubiicans
Westinghouse
General Electric
Bay
Herter
Tokyo
B. Jay Becker
North
Pariol
Sobel
Becker
Naz
Bates
Hachiv
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