Baldwinsville Man Dies After Train Accident
Otis Loveless 42 of Baldwinsville died in Oswego hospital after injuries from an unexplained accident at West Ninth and Utica Streets. He severed his right leg while attempting to board a moving Delaware, Lackawanna & Western train. Funeral services will be held at Greenleaf Funeral Home in Syracuse after an autopsy at Oswego County morgue.
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Otis Loveless
Baldwinsville
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Oswego Hospital
West Ninth
Utica
Love- Jess
Oswego County
Greenleaf Funeral Home
Snowdale Drive
Syracuse
Oswego
Ninth St
Edward Loveless
Circle to Serve Choir Dinner at First Methodist Church
Beulah Cady Circle of First Methodist will host the church music committee dinner for the choir on Nov 5. Mrs Ray Sharkey and Mrs Hazel Stone’s home on West Fifth Street hosts. Mrs Earl Carter directs serving. The meeting, led by president Mrs Fredaker, also approved a contribution to the church’s historical room and reviewed study books. Next meeting is Nov 9 at Miss Emma Devenord's home.
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Beulah Cady
First Methodist Church
Ray Sharkey
Hazel Stone
West Fifth St
Earl Carter
Carrie Dowd
Fredaker
Tressa Tuck
Sunshine
Sharkey
Tuck
Emma Devendorf
Betty Thompson
World Council of Churches
Ortegen Beats Camacho In Modesto Bout
Oscar Ortegen representing Corpus Christi Texas outpointed Dave Camacho from Monterrey Mexico in a ten round boxing match held in Modesto California. Ortegen won on points with a decisive lead reflecting skill and stamina across the ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Modesto
Cali
Oscar Ortegen
Corpus Christ
Tex
Dave Camacho
Monterrey
Mexico
Personal Notes and Coming Eve Ints Oswego News
A son was born Wednesday afternoon in Oswego hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cliffe of 127 Lincklaen St. Cazenovia. Mrs. Cliffe is the former Donna Kay Zimmerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zimmerman of 178 Washington Blvd. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cliffe of Ogdensburg. The child is the couple's first. The Past Matron's association of Lake City chapter 352, OES, will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at the home of W. Frances Richardson, co-hostess W. Esther Mordaunt. The Rev. John A. W. Kirsch and Mrs. Kirsch attend the United Lutheran Church in America biennial convention in Atlantic City through Oct. 20. The New Jersey Synod hosts, with Rev. George T. Miller as chairman. The Ambassador Hotel is the convention hotel. Birch Twig meets this evening at 8 at the home of Mrs. Edward F. Ball. Rupert J. McGrath and William F. Pierce have passed the state examinations for insurance agents.
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Oswego Hospital
Donald Cliffe
Lincklaen St
Cazenovia
Cliffe
Donna Kay Zimmerman
Earl Zimmerman
Washington Blvd
Lee Cliffe
Ogdensae
Association of Lake City Chapter 352
OES
W. Frances Richardson
W. Esther Mordaunt
John A. W. Kirsch
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R. W
Walter Phillips
Lake City
352
C. E S
Masonic Temple
W. Nellie Feistel
R. W. Mildred Simmons
Nettie Hallock
New York
Palladium Times
Preparing For Trinity Canvass
The Trinity Every Member Canvass group met at the church on Tuesday night Oct 11 to review three main committees: programs and resources led by Donald Kocher and Lawrence Carroll. visitations led by Orla Lopez and Robert Ochsenbein. materials and education led by Mrs Dorothy Gould and Harold Borland. Melvin McFee is general chairman with Robert Weeden as co-chair. Rev George Butler and lay leader Frederick A. Martin assist with the yearly plan. The ten week program runs Sept 18 through Nov 20 with a congregational dinner on Oct 29 and Loyalty Sunday on Nov 13.
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Ine
The
Trinity
Melvin McFee
Dorothy Gould
Harold Borland
George Butler
Frederick A. Martin
Inland Waterways Urge Toll Free Route Fight
A national group of more than 100 inland waterway users and operators formed the National Waterway Conference Inc. in Chicago to oppose tolls on freight moved on waterways. Braxton Carr of American Waterways Operators warned tolls by railroads could cost carriers about 220 million dollars yearly and ruin the industry.
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Carr
Governor Proclaims Forest Products Week in New York
Governor Rockefeller proclaimed next week Forest Products Week in New York State. He said forests and timberlands are a heritage to be jealously and watchfully cherished.
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Albany
Rockefeller
New York State
Blaze Fought At Fitzgibbons Boiler Co Trash Pile
Fire crews from three companies were summoned to a trash pile fire at Fitzgibbons Boiler Co on Mercer Street at 7 10 last night. The blaze was brought under control in a few minutes with only minor damage reported.
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Fitzgibbons Boiler Co
Mercer St
Baltika Sailor Granted Asylum and Released
Victor Jaanimets, a 29 year old seaman who defected from the Baltika, has been granted political asylum and released to start a new life in the United States. The International Rescue Committee will assist his settlement while federal officials cleared him as a bona fide political refugee. Jaanimets said he feels relieved and grateful to the American people for their help.
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New York
Khrushchev
United States
Victor Jaanimets
John Richardson Jr
International Rescue Committee
Jaanimets
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Baltika
P. A. Esperdy
Immigration Service
Loveland, Last of 18, Dies at 97 in Camden Up
Nelson L Loveland, lifelong farmer and member of a large family, died Wednesday at age 97 in Camden Up. He leaves 3 daughters, 2 sons, 32 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren and 35 great great grandchildren among 72 descendants.
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Camden
Nelson L Loveland
Loveland
Air search for downed flier near Wake Island ends in Ocean
Honolulu reports a large search for a North Dakota aviator missing after crashing off Wake Island during a 15,000 mile record attempt from Oakland to Manila. Lt. Duane Stirling, 27, vanished after declaring he could not gain altitude while fuel laden. Capt. Charles Finnegan, 30, landed safely at Wake. The flight covered 4,400 miles of the 7,698 mile plan as Seaplanes from Midway Kwajalein and Wake joined the hunt amid rough seas and reefs.
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Honolulu
tPs
Midway
Kwajalein
Wake
North Dakota
Pacific
Wake Island
Duane Stirling
Charles Finnegan
Air National Guardsmen
Fargo
N.D
Oakland
Calif
Manila
Stirling
Finnegan
Khrushchev Plans Return After UN Appearance
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced from the Park Avenue balcony that he will depart for home tonight after another UN appearance. He said a speech was planned while grimly observing traffic and local schoolchildren, with aides nearby and his interpreter absent.
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New York
Khrushchev
United Nations
Park Avenue
Kitty on the Spot
Mrs M W Arnold of Darlington notes her cat has a keen eye for food and has taken up residence at a bird feeder near her kitchen window creating a curious scene in a quiet home.
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Darlington
M. W. Arnold
Duck Season To Open Tomorrow
The waterfowl season opens Friday for wild ducks geese and brant. Hunters are reminded opening day waterfowl hours run noon to sunset eastern standard time so ducks may not be taken until 1 p m. After opening day hours are one half hour before sunrise to sunset with a daily duck bag limit of three and exclusions of canvassbacks and Red Heads. Daily limits include two wood ducks and one hooded merganser.
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Nick Andrews
Man sues church for ten thousand dollars
Memphis plaintiff Sam Levitch sues Baron Hirsch synagogue claiming injuries from a December fall caused by a caretaker turning off outside lights. The suit, filed Wednesday, seeks $10,000. Rutgers estimates Hurricane Donna cut New Jersey fruit yields by 35 to 50 percent, with about 750,000 bushels of apples on the ground.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sam Levitch
Levitch
Baron Hirsch Synagogue
Rutgers University
New Jersey
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