Bea Associates Named for City Design Contract in Urban Renewal
Oswego selects Bea Associates of Pulaski to design a million dollar Urban Renewal project. Karl J Bea Associates has no prior Urban Renewal contracts. Roger Darby of New York joins to bolster the team. Fees total 17 000 with 10 percent rebate. funding authorized up to 18 500 engineering services from a 67 000 federal appropriation.
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Oswego
Karl J. Bea
Bea Associates
Lester
Roger Darby
New York City
Darby
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
New York
New England
Administration
Region IL
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
Hunter College
Bea
East Side
Obituaries of Mrs Anna Combs and Mrs Harriette Hall in Oswego
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Anna Combs wife of Goodloe Combs of 3 Prospect St Oswego who died in Oswego hospital after a three day stay born Feb 26 1888 daughter of Henry and Mary Hart former Oswego Children's Home employee and St John s church communicant Surviving husband three sons three brothers L L ten grandchildren and one great grandchild Services Saturday at 830 am in Dain s funeral home and 9 am at St John s church burial in St Peter s cemetery Additional obituaries note Mrs Harriette Hall widow of Warren Hall a former 150 E Third St resident died this morning in Spencer nursing home New Haven born Oct 11 1876 Town of Scriba member of Church of the Evangelists and later in residence 31 E Fourth St Services Friday 10 am at the main funeral home with Rev Win C Molnar officiating burial in Riverside cemetery Calling hours 2 5 and 7 9 pm at Dain funeral home Also noted is the death of Mrs Muriel Kirkpatrick wife of Earl Kirkpatrick of Lycoming with arrangements handled by Coe funeral home and a promise of a full obituary in Thursday s paper The piece ends with a note on lightning protection for trees using copper mesh down the trunk and embedded in the ground 6 to 8 feet beyond the branch spread
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Anna Combs
Goodloe Combs
Prospect St
Oswego Hospital
Oswego
Henry
Mary Harber Hart
St. John’s Church
Andrew A
Nathaniel J
Pearl River
Arby J
Syracuse
Arby J. Hort
Francis Hort
California
Henry Hort
East Meadow
L. L
Dain
Harriette Hall
Warren Hall
E. Third St
Spencer Nursing Home
New Haven
Scriba
Mary Himes Wilcox
Church of the Evangelists
Riverside Cemetery
Dain Funeral Home
Muriel Kirkpatrick
Earl Kirkpatrick
Lycoming
Coe Funeral Home
Community notes and events from Oswego area
Personal notes list Thomas J. LePine authoring an article on HEW aided hearing programs. Local groups meet Friday and Thursday, with dinners, rehearsals, and installations planned. A newborn daughter to Duane Hayden of Hannibal is reported.
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Thomas J. LePine
Washington, D. C
Fred LePine
East River Rd
Department of Hew
American Hearing Society
Hearing News
Mr. le Pine
Chicago
Joe Gordon Accepts Two Year Kansas City Manager Post
Joe Gordon signed a two year pact to manage the Kansas City Athletics after leaving the Detroit Tigers in a surprising managerial swap. He spoke of building with a young team and planned to name his coaching staff soon, with JoJo White likely aboard. Pittsburgh opened the 1960 season strong, winning 11 of 16 against the Braves.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Gordon
Kansas City Athletics
Gordon
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Detroit
Jimmy Dykes
New York Yankees
Indians
Parke Carroll
Kansas City
JoJo White
DeToit
Two Fulton Men Held In Contempt Of Court
Two Fulton residents Sgt Ralph Draper and Henry Blaseziewski were charged with contempt by Judge Don H Stacy after disruptive remarks in the courtroom during the Bartlett trial. They remained jailed on $500 bail each as the case moved forward.
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Fulton
Co.er
Don H. Stacy
Court House
Merwin Upcraft
Air Force
Ralph Draper
Henry Blaseziewski
Wiliam Gerald Bartlett
Stacy
Judge Stacy
James McDermott
Ray Miller
Milonette Station
Set
Draper
Bartlett
Blaseziewski
Sgt Draper
Cape Cod
John R. Murray
Thomas A. McCarthy
Doris Jodway
Thomas G. Lamberti
Helen Guilfoyle
Charles L. Loughrey
Virginia Bailey
Gordon Daniels
Robert Dumas
Trooper Miller
Trooper McDermott
Leon Jodway
Richard C. Mitchell
Volney
Edward L. Parker
Hannibal
Ira C. Palmer
Nancy L. Samuels
Oswego
Ruth M. Brown
W. First St. N
John Ravas
Joseph A. Murabito
Margaret E. Paternoster
Floyd Rector
Mexico
Robert W. Victory
Katherine A. Dolbear
Claude E. Lindsley
David L. Bristol
Louie Charles Clew
Marcy State Hospital
Great Lakes Strike Ends After Settlement with SIU
More than 100 Great Lakes ships prepare to move as the Seafarers International Union ends a five day strike against N M Paterson and Sons with a retroactive two year contract. Four other Lake Carriers Association lines kept fleets idle to pressure the action. About 2,500 seamen involved. A dozen independents unaffected. Los Angeles led the National League on April 19.
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Montreal
Great Lakes
Seafarers'’ International Union
N. M Paterson & Sons, Ltd
Lake Carriers Association
SIU
Carriers Association
Los Angeles
Khrushchev Seeks Quieter Path Amid World Tensions
Khrushchev’s public clash with Dag Hammarskjold deepens the rift among the Big Four as the UN head meets the Soviet leader. Khrushchev vows no West Berlin blockade, hints at a separate peace with East Germany, while Nehru urges restraint at a UN reception.
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Assembly
Khrushchev
Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower
USN
Hammarskjold
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
West Berlin
Correspondents Association
India
Nehru
Quadros Gains Lead in Brazil Presidential Race
Brazil's conservative challenger Quadros widened his lead in vote counting over President Kubitschek's candidate Lott and leftist Ademar de Barros. In the vice presidential race, Lott's running mate Goular t led re election bids as voters favored Quadros' Sao Paulo governance record and tough inflation plan.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Juscelino Kubitschek
Henrique Teixeira Lott
Ademar de Barros
Lott
U. S
Joao Jango Goulart
Brazilian Labor Party
Kubitschek
Sao Paulo
Latin America
Eddie Mathews First NL to Hit 30 Homers Eight Straight Seasons
Milwaukee third baseman Eddie Mathews becomes the first National League player to reach 30 or more home runs for eight consecutive seasons. The record cements his status as a premier power hitter in NL history.
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Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
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City
Mrs. Goodloe Combs
Mrs. Warren Hall
Mrs. Earl Kirkpatrick
Montcalm Court 90
Order of Amaranth
HL Pearl Drake
Clara Seymour
Jaycees
Philip Johnson
Women's Auxiliary
Jennie Wilber
Licensed
Practical Nurses of New York Inc
Oswego County
Lee Memorial Hospital
Seneca Hotel
Mary Pullen
St Lawrence
Onondaga
Cayuga County
Minette Grange
Maxwell Parrish
David Donaldson
Order of the
Mt Carmel Chapter
Lavere-Harrington
V.F.W
East Bridge St
Southwest Oswego Hope
Duane Hayden
Hayden
Hannibal Central School
Betty Brown
Earl D. Brown
W. Fourth St
Marine Midland Trust Co
Central New York
Braves
Fultonians
Barbeau
E. Bridge St
Marguerite Higgins
New York Herald Tribune
West
Pontiac
Wille
Star Chief
Ventura
Catalina
West Farst
Oswego, N. Y
Niewspa PE
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