Oswego Industrial Group Elects 1959 60 Directors
Operation Oswego held its seventh annual meeting at the new office building at West Van Buren and First St. Rev. Thomas J. Murphy presided, nominating committee chaired by George Fitzgibbons presented 30 directors unanimously approved. New members include W Raymond Fleming William Leighton J Earl Murray John W O Connor and George Regan. Retiring directors were Thomas A Beard Albert Bradley Thomas Cloutier James F Gallagher and Walter Kielb. Murphy paid tribute to labor and management and noted the 1958 dedication of the office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Operation Oswego
West van Buren
First St
Thomas J. Murphy
Oswego
George Fitzgibbons
George Schneckenburger
James Sullivan
Bernard Shapiro
Henry Florence
W. Raymond Fleming
New York State Employment Service
William Leighton
Oswego Palladium Times, Inc
J. Earl Murray
Ames Iron Works, Inc
John W. O'Connor
Oswego Chamber of Commerce, Inc
George Regan
D. L. & W. Railroad Co
Father Murphy
Thomas A. Beard
Albert Bradley
Thomas Cloutier
James F. Gallagher
Walter Kielb
Jerry J. Belden
Earl D. Brown
Angelo Castaldo
Thomas J. Christian
Clarence F. Cole
Vincent A Corsail
F. Hosmer Culkin
John E
Mr. Fleming
N. Y
Mr. Regan
William H. Leighton
Oswego Industrial Drive Progress Report and Contacts
Father Murphy reports on the 1938 fund drive, chaired by Horace W. Pierce, which raised about $8,300. He notes a rise in industrial contacts, discusses a pending radio station case before the FCC, and outlines Operation Oswego's new NYS Industrial Development Agency membership and future goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Father Murphy
Horace W. Pierce
Pierce
Federal Communication Commission
Wiro
New Jersey
Murphy
Operation Oswego
New York
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Marine Mid:and Trust Co
Edward Plank
Norman Keisel
Keiser
Lawrence O’brien
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Mr. O'Brien
Oswego Rotary hears Markowitz on labor relations
Markowitz of the New York State Mediation Service and ARB member discusses labor-management relations in Oswego at the Rotary Club. He notes Oswego’s strong labor record due to honesty on both sides and urges nationwide publicity. Father Murphy and Public Works Commissioner Turner praised. Tulips around Operation Oswego in bloom at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beara
Rotary Club
Markowitz
New York State Mediation Service
American Arbitration Association
Oswego
Beard
Father Murphy
Department of Public Works
Robert Turner
Department
Operation Oswego
Breakwall Crew To Benefit Under New Wage Scale
A two year contract ends a Great Lakes dredging strike involving 1150 Longshoremen across four unions. Oswego Harbor breakwater workers will gain a 1.50 per day raise first year and second year with pension and daily contributions set. overall daily pay with fringes now about 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Great Lakes
International Brotherhood of Longshoremen
L. A. Wells Construction Co
Polio Program Cut and Arthritis Aid Expanded
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis cuts back its polio program while expanding aid to arthritis and birth defect victims. Basil O'Connor, the foundation president, says basic polio patient obligations will be met and payments for nonparalytic polio will be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Basil O'Connor
Foundation
Obituary for Mrs. Albert Dashner of Oswego
Mrs. Anna M. Dashner 65 of 218 E Ninth St Oswego died Tuesday afternoon after a month long illness. Born in County Cork Ireland she lived in Oswego half a century and was a St Mary Catholic church communicant. Survived by husband a brother and a sister plus several nieces and nephews. Services Friday at 9 am at the funeral home and 9 30 am at St Marys church. Burial in St Pauls cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dashner
Anna M. Dashner
Albert E. Dashner
E. Ninth St
Oswego Hospital
Dashner
County Cork
Ireland
Patrick Crowley
Oswego
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Nellie Fitgerald
Dorchester
Mass
St. Mary's Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Sharp Break In Glamour Stocks Across Market
A sharp drop in glamour and space age issues pressed the market lower in early trading. Glamour stocks fell about seven points at the worst, later off five points. Raytheon and Texas Instruments tumbled several points with Zenith and Radio Corp also down notably. General Tire declined more than a point as markets remained under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raytheon
Texas Instruments
Zenith
Thiokol
Radio Corp
General Tire
Market Downturn Sweeps Major Stocks Across Sectors
Warner-Lambert slumped over four points in a spotty drug group. Martin Co Eastman Kodak Commonwealth Edin and Goodyear fell about two. Balti and Ohio American Telephone U S Rubber Allied Chemical Homestake and American Tobacco off around a point. U S government bonds rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner-Lambert
Martin Co
Eastman Kodak
Commonwealth Edin
Goodyear
Baltimore & Ohio
American Telephone
U. S. Rubber
Allied Chemical
Homestake
American Tobacco
U. S
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Dowd & Harrington
Insurance and
West
St., Oswego, N. Y
Playtex
NPA Pei
Bandeau
Burnside Pharmacy
Derendadle
West Bridge ST
Fulton
St. First St
Tel
THE
Civic Music Association
Vona
Vona's Shoe Shop
Bridge St
Oswego, N. Y
Midland Shopper Credit Service
Nige
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