Lone gunman robs Fulton service station of nearly 600
Police seek a lone gunman after a Saturday night holdup at Connors & Kelly E service station 815 S First St. The suspect, about 24, in an olive jacket and blue pants, forced the clerk to open the wall safe and took between 3000 and 4900 plus 100 from the till and about 80 from a foldout cash pouch. Northbound exit andwoman used a nearby phone. investigation continues with state police involved.
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Zellar
Act
Ernest Niccoli
Harles Guyer
William Taylor
Walter Hanlon
Victor Jones
Connors
Zelar
John F Stacy 75 longtime Fulton oil man dies
John F. Stacy 75 former owner of Stacy Oil Co died Sunday night at Lee Memorial Hospital after several weeks illness. He lived 315 S Fifth St Fulton born Fort Gibson had led Buick and Durant branches in Buffalo before moving to Fulton in 1929 to run Stacy Oil Co until 1938. He chaired Central New York Equipment Co board in Syracuse since 1956 and held Masonic and civic roles. Surviving wife Sarah, son Robert J Stacy Oswego RD 5, stepson Lawrence McCarty Yorktown Heights, three grandchildren, brother Arthur M Stacy Port Gibson, sister Nettie B Short Rochester. funeral Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church.
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Fulton
John F. Stacy
Stacy Oil Company
Lee Memorial Hospital
S. Fifth St
Stacy
Fort Gibson
B&ore
Buick Company
Buffalo
Durant Motor Co
Ford Agency
Batavia
Stacy Oil Co
Esso Standard Onl Co
Central New York Equipment Co
Syracuse
Highland Lodge
Buffalo Consistory
Medina Temple
Watertown Shrine
William Forsyth
Oswego
Lawrence McCarty
Yorktown Heights
Arthur M. Stacy
Port Gibson
Nettie B. Short
Rochester
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Macley
Pat Schneider Finishes Strong In Fulton Bowling Standings
Pat Schneider rolls a 234 game and 640 series to lead the Fulton Business Girls Bowling League. High totals include M Minota 573 and D Koliada 306 as top bowlers, with Schneider topping the high series and single.
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Pat Schneider
Fulton
Fulton Produce
Mary's Hat Shop
Rosalee
Mark Frace
Kay's Tot Shop
Leottas
sleCormicks
Wells Jewelry
Matt and Kane
M. Minota
D. Koliada
P. McClellan
L. Tryniski
A. Minota
C. Stewart
D. Broadwell
L Arcadi
J. Kelly
C. Smith
M. Summer
L. Freio
K. Gates
E. Hughes
L. Falanga
Church Supper Thursday At North Valney Church
A chicken supper will be served Thursday starting at 5 30 p m in North Valney Methodist Church by members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Proceeds go to church repair and land needs.
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North Valney Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fouralarm Detroit fire causes $100000 damage
A spectacular four alarm blaze in Detroit destroyed two industrial buildings and caused about $100,000 in damage. No one was injured. The fire was fueled by chemicals from the Thomas E L Williams Chemical Co and spread to the O'Brien Textile Co and General Pattern Works. Both buildings were demolished.
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Detroit
Thomas EL. Williams Chemical Co
O'Brien Textile Co
General Pattern Works
Aquinas Routs Fulton in Rochester Showdown
Aquinas Institute as a Rochester eleven ground out a 35-7 victory over Fulton High School at Recreation Park. John Toscano and Casartelli led the attack as Aquinas built a 33-7 lead by the third quarter and cruised with reserves in the final period.
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Fulton
Aquinas Institute
Rochester
Fulton High School
Recreation Park
John Toscano
Pete Casartelli
Don Coachys
Airways
Raiders
Invaders
Aquinas
Jim Robinson
Toscano
Jerry Gears
Bob Cortese
Vistors
Lichorobiec
Jim
Cortese
Casartelli
Cocus
New York State
Don Distin
Garden Club to Meet at Chamber of Commerce
The Arrowhead Garden Club will hold its meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday evening October 21 at 8. Mrs Charles L Griffin will judge supper butter tables with the theme Peace and Plenty. Hostesses are Mrs Francis Miller and Mrs George MacFarlans.
Dr Foster Brown Speaks Tuesday At Testimonial
A testimonial program honoring James E. Lanigan is set for Tuesday at 8 p m in Lanigan school. Speakers include Dr Foster S Brown Oswego College of Education president Glenn W Clark Fulton school superintendent Dr Eugene Anthony Fulton Board of Education president and Miss Gertrude Freeman Lanigan principal with Mayor Elon W Rowlee presiding.
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Fulton
James E. Lanigan
Lanigan
Wallace van C. Auser
Foster S. Brown
Oswego College of Education
Glenn W. Clark
Eugene Anthony
Fulton Board of Education
Gertrude Freeman
Elon W. Rowlee
Elon K. Rowlee
Robert Morin
Raymond Benway
Robert Perkins
Fulton De Molay Party Held At Advisor’s Home
Fulton Chapter of De Molay enjoyed a beatnik style party Saturday night at the home of advisor William Dunham in Hannibal Street. Members gathered for social time and informal activities.
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Demolay
Fulton
Order of de Molay
William Dunham
Hannibal St
Maternity Class Series Opens Tonight at Lee Memorial
The Adult Education Maternal Education program begins seven weekly sessions for expectant mothers in the Lee Memorial hospital auxiliary room at 7 30 p m. The course is free with lectures and films by Dr John Pazauskas Dr Frank Meyer Mrs George Booth and Dr Joseph Guarrera plus five follow up exercise classes from Oct 24 to Nov 21.
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Falyon—Amiss
Irene Maltby
Edna Hart
Lee Memorial Hospital
John Pazauskas
Oswego
Frank Meyer
George Booth
Joseph Guarrera
Fulton
Six Wards In Fulton Register 6633 for Election
Fulton six wards report 6633 registered for the November 8 presidential vote after a four day registration period that closed Saturday night. Republican City Chairman Donald Halliday released the totals showing a late surge to meet the deadline. Details by district list counts for each ward and district combination.
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Fulton
Donald Halliday
Oswego County
Helicopter Squadron Nine Aboard USS Essex In NATO Cruise
Stanley Fox aviation structural mechanic second class USN, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer E Fox of Fulton New York, serves with Helicopter Anti Submarine Squadron Nine on the anti submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Essex in the Mediterranean. The squadron left Quonset Point on September 6 for a three and a half month NATO cruise.
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Mediterranean
Stanley
Fox
USN
Elmer E. Fox
E. Broadway
Fulton
N. Y
Quonset Point
R. 1
IUE Crisis Deepens As Locals Clash With GE
Tensions rise over a nationwide strike as Local 301 Schenectady rejects dissolution threats and backs a truce offer. Local 201 Lynn votes to study status while Owensboro IWU accepts a three year GE contract. A Syracuse assault case and strife over the cost of living escalator feature in the broader labor dispute.
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Ers
IUE
Leo Jandreau
Local 301
Carey
Jandreau
New York
Cares
Schenectady
Pittsfield
Mass
New York City
IUEGE
Conference Board
Lynn
Lawn
Everett
Syracuse
Walter Archambo
Fulton
Allen Loucks
Baldwinsville
John Stanley
Owensboro
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Local Births In Fulton Area Reported
Two Fulton area couples announce births at Lee Memorial Hospital. Clay ton Crouch and spouse of Oswego Road 4 welcomed a son yesterday. Robert Foster and spouse of Fulton Road 4 welcomed a son. Harley Durfey and spouse of Central Square Road 1 welcomed a daughter on Sunday.
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Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Clayton Crouch
Oswego RD
Robert Foster
Fulton RD
Harley Durfey
Central Square RD
Girl Hit By Car Not Hurt Says Driver
Police reports say a small girl stepped into the path of Clayton Porter’s car on East Oneida Street Sunday at 12 10 p m. The child left with a woman and refused medical aid.
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Falton
Clayton Porter
Pennellvile RD 1
Fairgerieve
Steve Fetkin
W. Fmuirth St
Larry Malone
Beechi St
DL and W
Catholic Church Grows Rapidly In Membership
National Council of Churches reports 1959 U S church membership at 112,226,905 up 2.4 percent from 1958. Catholic membership rose to 40,871,302, increasing by 1,361,794 while Protestant growth was 1.7 percent. total population growth 18 percent, Catholic counting baptized including infants. Synagogue Council of America notes 5.4 million Jewish membership, unchanged.
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New York
National Council of Churches
United States
National Council
Bureau of Research and Survey
Yearbook of
Synagogue Council of America Pn
Bowling Incident: Mrs Bates Kills Sparrow at Geneva Center
Mrs Blanch Bates threw a bowling ball at the Geneva Bowling Center and struck a sparrow that had been flying in the alley. The bird died after the ball rolled over it.
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Geneva
Clean Sweep Anderson 5 C Car Burglary Report
Mrs Mildred Taber parked on East River Street, returned to find her car on blocks. Thieves had stolen two rear tires rims hub caps and other parts in the overnight incident. Local police investigated the break in and urged residents to secure vehicles. Authorities requested any leads or suspect information.
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Anderson
5. C
Mildred Taber
East River St
Obituaries for James P. Blakeman and Laurel L. Ashby
James P. Blakeman 79 of Fulton RD 3 died at home after a long illness. He worked 32 years at Great Bear Spring Co. and was active in Seneca River Lodge 160 F&AM Baldwinsville. Services Tuesday 3 p.m. Allanson-Glanville Funeral Home Lysander. Burial Jacksonville Cemetery. Laurel L. Ashby former Phoenix resident died Saturday at Baldwinsville Sanatorium after a long illness. Surviving: 10 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, a niece and a nephew. Service Tuesday 2 p.m. at granddaughter Mrs Ralph Stouenger home Mayers Corners. Reverend Paul Brown to lead.
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James P. Blakeman Lysander
James P. Blakeman
Fulton RD 3
Granby
Great Bear Spring Co
Blakeman
Seneca River Lodge
F&am
Baldwinsville
Cody
Allanson-Glanville
Lysander
Raymond L. Hill
Little Utica Methodist Church
Jacksonville Cemetery
Laurel Ashby Phoenix
Laurel L. Ashby
Phoenix
Genevieve Morgan
West Phoenix
Ralph Stoutenger
Mayers Corners
Paul Brown
Phoenix Methodist Church
Mobutu And Tshombe Reach Congo Truce
Leopoldville Congo. Col Joseph Mobutu and Katanga President Moise Tshombe meet in Elisabethville for five hours of talks. Both called the talks friendly but no agreement on Congo future. Tshombe says not ready for a round table conference. Mobutu reports Tshombe's full support. Katanga’s wealth ties to central government a key issue.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Mobutu
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Col. Mobutu
Mobuku
Yshombe
Tahombe
Shotgun Wounds Newspaper Manager in Portland
Don ald Newhouse production manager of the Oregonian was wounded by a shotgun blast through a basement window at his Portland home. He was in fair condition after surgery at Good Samaritan hospital. The 41 year old cousin of S I Newhouse owner of the Oregonian and Conde Nast Publishing Co was struck in the right hip and thigh by shot entering from about six feet above him. About 100 pellets struck him and some were embedded requiring removal during surgery.
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Portland
Ure
Donald Newhouse
The
Struck Oregonian
Newhouse
Good Samaritan Hospital
S. I. Newhouse
Oregonian
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Methodists Hear Lay Leader At Sunday Service
Harry Stubbs led the laymen’s Sunday service at the Phoenix church and preached. Albert Robinson gave the children’s sermon and others joined in, with the senior and junior choirs performing. Upcoming visit by Rev Harold Swalles on Oct 23 as guest minister.
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Phoenix
Harry Stubbs
Methodist Church
Albert Robinson
Mark Hodan
Linda Blanchard
Emerson Hamlin
George Case
Harold Swalles
Phoenix Church
John Young
Sandra Drive
Kathleen Ann
St. Mary's Hospital
Syracuse
Lillian Deuty
Harold van Epps
Earl DeVore
Robert Deuty
St.Stephen's Church
Edith Parker
Doris Wood
M. B. Foster
Robert Tubbs
Canastota
Wiliam Turner
Roderick Bunyea
James Nedrow
Ludlowville
Allen Hilborn
Rochester
W. H. Hilborn
Richard Pendergast
Lynchburg, Va
Erie Lackawanna merger becomes corporate entity today
The Erie Lackawanna Railroad Co. officially forms today with a 14 member Erie and 8 member Lackawanna board. A first meeting and luncheon follow the ICC approval on Sept 15, creating the 12th largest U.S. railroad with 3119 miles and 737 million dollars in assets.
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New York
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad Co
Erie System
Lackawanna
Railroad Machinery Club
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Co
Erie Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo
Pankow Cleared In Bribery Case
State Supreme Court jurors acquitted former Buffalo mayor Steven Pankow and three ex-city councilmen of bribery tied to city paying contracts. He still faces federal income tax evasion and master plumbers licenses bribery trials from separate investigations. The retrial followed a deadlocked first trial.
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Buffalo UP
Supreme Court
Steven Pankow
Chilean Communists Open 10th National Conference
In Santiago the Chilean Communist party opened its 10th national conference with praise for Fidel Castro and sharp attacks on the United States the Catholic Church and the Chilean government. About 23 000 attendees heard a report urging nationalization of U S copper mines and expulsion of imperialist firms.
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Santiago
Chile
Chilean Communist Party
Fidel Castro
United States
U. S
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