City Welfare Survey Debate Sparks Merger Talk
The Common Council debates a survey of the city welfare department before any county merger. Critics urge independent analysis, warn against accepting State Department figures, and push for competitive bids from several firms to evaluate local practices and potential savings.
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Common Council
Board of Supervisors Committee On Public Welfare
City Welfare Department
Gibs Consultants
Syracuse
State Department of Public Welfare
Gibs
County Welfare Committee
Fire Prevention Week in Oswego Highlights High Fire Toll
As Fire Prevention Week opens, Oswego reports 235 alarms this year, three deaths, and $61,084 in insured property damage so far, with expected year-end totals near 300. The piece urges ongoing precautions to curb fires and protect residents and property.
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Oswego
Waiagara-Mohawk
Department
Sweet Daddy Grace tax case looms in U S tax court
Viewpoints recount the IRS charging 90 bank accounts holding $1.8 million in cash plus a $3 million back taxes claim and a $1.5 million fraud payment. They note an estate valued over $25 million and a church system whose adherents reach about 3 million, with diversified holdings and businesses. Also included are a digression on calcium and milk guidance.
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Montgomery
Ala
Sweet Daddy Grace
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Sweet Daddy
Eldorado Towers
Central Park West
New York
Lr.b
Revenue Service
Sweeet Daddy
Health Advice From Dr Brady and Milk in Diet Observed
A Springfield correspondent recalls neglecting milk in youth and later suffering aches pains and discomforts. The writer cites a shift to dairy in adulthood and notes reduced symptoms after adding milk to the diet, reflecting on health choices from a public health column in Palladium Times.
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Brady
Individuel
Kennedy on Red China vote sparks UN debate
Washington notes Senator Kennedy’s claim that Africa’s 22 of 24 nations opposed the United States on admitting Red China. The piece argues many abstentions were from states that avoided taking a clear position, and analyzes the two-thirds rule for seating Red China, warning Kennedy to clarify his stance if elected president.
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Washington
Kennedy
Salem
Ohio
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Africa
Red China
United States Senate
Israel
Portugal
Soviet Union
U. N
United Nations
General Assembly
Assembly
Security Council
Lodge
China
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Bulgaria
Ukraine
Rumania
South Korea
Formosa
Philippines
Far East
License to sell beer wine and liquor issued in Constantia NY
Notice is hereby given that License No. HOP-2451 has been issued to sell beer wines and liquor at retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Mill St Constantia Oswego County for oil premises consumption. William Z. Zaloska DBA Bills Place. woc11-18-3784 Commercial Printing Department paddadiumtimes blog. Dial FTI 3-3800-FI 3-3801
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Mill St. Constantia
New York
County of Oswego
William Z. Zaloska
Bill
Joy in heaven over one sinner who repents, Luke says
A brief gospel note quotes St Luke 15 7 declaring joy in heaven when a sinner repents. The verse emphasizes divine mercy and the value of repentance within Christian teaching.
No sure cure for cold or hangover, Boyle notes
Hal Boyle reports no quick fix exists for either the common cold or an unusual hangover. Folklore offers many remedies, but science shows they often fail. Expert Leon D. Adams defines hangover, cites alcohol as the main cause, and prescribes rest, water, and mild remedies as the only sensible home treatment. Time remains the only cure.
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Leon D. Adams
Society of Medical Friends of Wine
Adams
Moment of Meditation on Columbus Day Faith Reflection
A devotional meditation honors Columbus Day and the bold adventurers who explore new knowledge and frontiers. It prays for courage to pry open closed doors, develop concepts, and perform constructive service, beginning with the reader.
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America
National Whirligig Clash Reveals Party Faction Split
Washington reports deep splits within both major parties as Nixon-Lodge and Kennedy-Johnson camps push conflicting platforms. Goldwater backs Nixon despite liberal platform tones while southern Democrats rally around Kennedy, creating a polarized, unsettled electorate ahead of the election.
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Senator Goldwater
Rockefeller
White House
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Americans For Democratic Action
Liberal Party
New York
Roosevelt New Dealers
Truman Fair Dealers
Kennedy-Johnson
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Driver Snoozes Car Hits House in Granby Crash
Harold A. Holmes 21 of Syracuse is charged with failure to keep right after a one car crash on Route 3 at Han Jey Road Granby about 3:20 am. He fell asleep at the wheel, left the highway, broke a utility pole, crossed a lawn and hit a house. Two hitchhikers were uninjured. A second incident nearby involved a heifer dash into a car driven by Dorothy Haws Oswego RD 4. no injuries reported.
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Syracuse
Justice of the Peace
Gordon Sheldon
Granby
Han Jey Road
Macel F. Gilbert
Minello
Harold A. Holmes
Shennard St
Leslie Marley
Fulton RD
Charles Schaffer
Larry
Fair Haven
Holmes
Granby Center
Minette Rd
Dorothy Haws
Ridge Rd
Oswego RD
Gilbert
Percentages Favor Clubs Over Hearts In Bridge Play
The article discusses a bridge hand in which declarer seeks to avoid losers by choosing between clubs and hearts. It argues the odds favor leading clubs, with about 3 to 1 that West holds the king or queen of clubs and a 3-3 heart split about 36.96 percent, making club development more likely to succeed.
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South
Declarer
West
Hearts
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Paddadium-Times
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Nixon-Lodge
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Rayburn
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Johnson-Rayburn
Jay Becker
Ato
Pam
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