Oswego Board Secrecy Draws Criticism Over Appointment
The Oswego Board of Education faced scrutiny for private discussions and an undisclosed appointment to fill Judge Adrian K. King’s vacancy. The editorial argues public meetings should reveal the chosen candidate, noting prior public office voting and urging openness to allow public input on Mr. Allen’s selection.
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Oswego
Board of Education
Adrian K. King
Charles W. Allen
Allen
Mr. Allen
Dead Dandelions Thrive After Rain and Heat
A reflective piece extols dandelions as persistent, adaptable flowers that spread rapidly under wet and muggy conditions. It weighs their aesthetic appeal against abundance and considers garden club debates about invasive weedy plants, noting weed-killers briefly, and ends with a grim proverb about the weed’s futility.
Viewpoints on Supreme Court ruling on warrantless home inspections
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes divergent views on a Baltimore decision allowing health inspectors to enter private homes without warrants to check for rats. Five justices favored public welfare over the Fourth Amendment, four opposed. The piece mocks the fuss, urges consistency with anti Communist fears, and shares reader opinions on temperance and restraint in social drinking.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Supreme Court
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Health Advice From Dr Brady on Alcohol and Tobacco
Dr Brady answers readers questions about health in Palladium Times Oswego. He states he is a teetotaler and smoker since 26, condemns underage tobacco use, and urges pastors who advocate pledges against alcohol and tobacco before 21. He invites signed letters for future columns.
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Gr. Brady
Dr. Brady
Willan Brady
Palladium Times, Inc
Oswego
W.L.R
N. W
Geneva Conference Doubts Rise Over Soviet Tactics
Secretary Herter warns that a renewed duress threat would pull Eisenhower from any summit. Gromyko accuses Westerners as talks falter, while the session exposes Soviet distrust and the illusion of a six power framework behind Berlin disputes.
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Geneva
United States
Christian Herter
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromykov
America
West Berlin
Selwyn Lloyd
Gromyko
Moscow
Secretary Herter
Eisenhower
East Germany
Herter
Gromoyko
Fulbright
United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Berlin
Curiosity and Gun Deaths Claim Teen in Depew
Roy Otto, 14, died Tuesday from a self inflicted gunshot in the fore head while handling his brother’s unloaded 38 caliber revolver in a Depew bedroom. Sister Shirley, 11, found the body after Roy spent an afternoon home alone during Teacher Recognition Day.
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Buffalo
Roy Otto
Shirley
Charles Otto
Roy
Charles
William Otto
Depew
Jane Fonda Weds Wilford A. Winks in West Monroe
Miss Jane Fonda and Wilford A. Winks married in the Methodist Church West Monroe by Rev. Kenneth McQuinn. The couple, daughter and son of Syracuse and West Monroe residents, plan a Washington D C trip and reside on Pinnacle Road West Monroe. Also guests Friday evening and Sunday calls noted.
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Cleveland
West Monroe
Jane Fonda
Wilford A. Winks
Kenneth McQuinn
Stewart Fonda
Syracuse
Joseph Winks
Washington, D. C
Pinnacle Road
Joseph Wood
Bernhards Bay
Edna Carr
Oswego Palladium Times Adopts Consolidation Details
Oswego Palladium Times and Oswego Times merged on April 21 1925 with Clarence T Leighton as President and Treasurer and Esther G Oalgaard as Secretary. The paper lists officers and advertising reps and outlines subscription rates for various regions including New York state Ontario Canada and international mail.
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Oswego
KH. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Thomas A. Cloutier
Clark Morrison
William C
Cayuga
Wayne
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Moment of Meditation and Faithful Living
A prayer asking for strength and guidance from God to face daily tests with a mindful heart. It seeks nearness to the divine, living by the Golden Rule, and contributing to liberty’s flame for the nation and world.
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Father God
National labor and management seek new balance in economy
Washington reports a shift as management and unions move toward a united front after decades of labor supremacy. Steel, auto, and other sectors coordinate contracts while unions stockpile funds and plan wider campaigns. President Eisenhower urges restraint amid new public scrutiny.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
David McDonald
United Steel Workers
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
John L. Lewis
WEW United Front
McDonald
Automobile
Coal
United States Steel
General Motors
Eisenhower
McClellan
Roosevelt
David Dubinsky
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Oswego Area Sees Warm Humid Day With Showers
Oswego area remains quite warm and humid with a changeable sky. Highs in the 80s today, with sultry air tonight and tomorrow. Showers and thunderstorms likely, low tonight in the 60s, highs in the 80s again tomorrow. Winds southwest to south 10 to 25 mph with gusts.
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Oswego
Declarer’s plan to prevent spade defeats in Masters Bridge
In a Masters Indi event example, South must anticipate opponents’ spade holdings. By leading the queen of hearts at trick three to cut West’s access to spades, declarer eliminates the only entry for a three-spade run and strengthens nine or ten tricks. The article discusses countering finesses and king positioning to secure the contract.
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Declarer
South
East
Bast
Kas Fea
West
Ihearts
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