Sealright Exec Speaks Thursday To Accountants
Fulton The Syracuse chapter of the National Association of Accountants meets Thursday Oct 20 at 6 p m at the Auburn Inn Auburn. Harold Rappe treasurer and director of finance of Sealright Oswego Falls Corp will discuss The Importance of Budgeting and Forecasting He has held his Sealright post since 1959 and formerly served as controller of American Seal Kap Corp and worked 16 years with Euclid Road Machinery He earned a B A from Ohio Wesleyan and is active in the Cleveland NAA chapter and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Fulton
Syracuse
National Association of Accountants
Auburn Inn
Auburn
Harold Rappe
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corporation
Rappe
American Seal-Kap Corporation
Euclid Road Machinery Company
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cleveland
NAA
Controllers Institute of America
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
Tractor Accident Injures Pulaski Youth 14
Alton Wallis 14 son of Mrs Olive Wallis Pulaski RDL was seriously injured in a tractor accident Friday around 2 30 pm on the Richard Krebbs farm driveway. He jumped off to fetch a toy and the tractor rear wheels passed over his hips causing a pelvic fracture. He is listed in satisfactory condition at Oswego Hospital. Wallis is a Pulaski Central freshman.
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Pulaski
Alton Wallis
Olive Wallis
Pulaski Rdl
Oswego Hospital
Young Wallis
Dale Haines
Richard Krebbs
Pulaski Central School
Pulaski Central Newspaper Wins State Awards
The What-Not newspaper of Pulaski Central School earned several Empire State School Press Association honors in Syracuse. Faculty advisor Laurence Piper accompanied staff including Mary Jo Taylor Peggy Nolan Valerie Wilder and Anne Cronk for awards in Advertising Newswriting Headline Writing Best Printed Newspaper and Typography with multiple honorable mentions.
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Pulaski
What-Not
New York State
Empire State School Press Association
Syracuse
Laurence Piper
Joanne Cronk
Mary Jo Taylor
The
Coffee Hour To Fete Mrs Wilson At Chamber Event
Fulton residents welcome Mrs Malcolm Wilson wife of Lt Governor as guest of honor at a 10 am Thursday ladies open house coffee hour at the Chamber of Commerce. Public attendance is invited with no admission. Lt Governor Wilson will speak at a downtown rally the same day. Sponsored by Volunteers for Nixon Lodge and Oswego County Women’s GOP club.
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Fulton
Malcolm Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Nixon Lodge
Women’s Gop Oswega County Club
Rank to Speak To PTA Members
Fulton State Street School PTA votes to hear Vernon Rank speak on "Are You Listening?" at 8 pm Monday in the Vernon Rank hall. Rank, associate editor of English at Oswego College of Education, will discuss effective communication. Q A follows. Mrs Robert Burleigh presides. refreshments by Mrs John Davis and Mrs Bennis Winchell.
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Fulton
State Street
Parent-Teachers Association
Vernon Rank
College of Education
Oswego
Robert Burleigh
John Davis
Bennis Winchell
Funeral Wednesday For John F Stacy
Funeral services for John F Stacy 75 former owner of Stacy Oil Company Fulton will be Wednesday at 2 pm at First Presbyterian Church. The Rev Fred Magley will officiate with burial in Mt Adnah cemetery. Visitation at Young and Son Funeral Home Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Memorial gifts to the John F Stacy Memorial Fund at Lee Memorial Hospital.
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Fulton
John F Stacy
Fifth St
Stacy Oil Company
Lee Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Magley
Mt. Adnah Cemetery
Young and Son Funeral
John F. Stacy
Lee Semorial Hospital
Adams to Head Radio Operators
Adams elected president of the Fulton Amateur Radio Club at the chamber session Friday. Other officers include Fay Sanford vice chairman Dave Greene secretary treasurer George Booth emergency communications director Fred Yannes radio training director John Premis technical director John Trymski operational director Clift Halstead community property director and Herbert Rupert membership and public relations director.
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Fulton
Thomas Adams
Fulton Amateur Radio Club
Chamber of Commerce
Fay Sanford
Dave Greene
George Booth
Fred Yannes
John Premis
John Trymski
Clift Halstead
Herbert Rupert
Shultz Johnson Easy Winners In Bridge Tourney
In Fulton the Chamber of Commerce weekly bridge event saw East West winners led by Mrs Harry Shultz and George Johnson with 647 points. Other top pairs included Mrs Howard Shaver with Mrs Samuel Sgroi at 49 and Mr and Mrs Howard Hall at 47. Bridge dimes are scheduled Mondays from 7:30 to 8 pm with partner assignment as needed.
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Howard Hall
Lawrence Sullivan
Grace Martin
Helen Allen
Beattie Tracy
Barnes and Shaffer Wed in Fair Haven
Ruth K. Barnes of 114 West Broadway and Edward W. Shaffer of Fair Haven married in Fair Haven Friday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Edwin Baker and the marriage certificate was filed with Fulton City Clerk John Walsh.
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Fulton
Mass
Ruth K. Barnes
W. Broadway
Edward W. Shaffer
Fair Haven
Edwin Baker
John Walsh
IVE Schedules Showdown Vote On GE Strike
The International Union of Electrical Workers plans a showdown vote on whether to remain off GE plants nationwide. President James B. Carey defends a no contract no work stance though local 301 at Schenectady voted to return under a truce. Mediators met with both sides with no progress as negotiations resume.
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New York
International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
General Electric Co
James B. Carey
Carey
Local 301
Schenectady
N. Y
Leo Jandreau
Jandreau
Pittsfield
Mass
Bridgeport
IUE
New York Metropolitan Area
Demos Back Rockefeller Plan for Park Lands Bond
Albany Democrats urged support for Gov. Rockefeller’s 18 million bond proposal to buy open land for parks recreation areas and wildlife preserves as part of a 75 million borrowing plan. They criticized his pay as you go pledge while citing need to preempt urban sprawl and note unused 1957 state university bonds.
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Albany
Democrats
Rockefeller
Joseph Zaretzki
Senate
Anthony J. Travia
Assembly
Michael H. Prendergast
Parkland
Nixon Agrees To Step Up Pace In NY Campaigning
Vice President Richard Nixon will spend more time campaigning in New York under Governor Nelson Rockefeller's plan. Rockefeller urged appearances in Nassau Westchester Rockland counties and upstate cities while excluding New York City. The two men met at Buffalo Airport to discuss a strategy centered on winning New York 45 electoral votes.
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Buffalo
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
New York State
Nixon
New York
Nassau
Westchester
Rockland
Rochester
Syracuse
Upstate
New York City
100 Masons Attend Dinner Honoring Past Masters
A gathering of 100 Masons is expected at Hiram Lodge 144 F and A M to honor Past Masters with a dinner at the Masonic temple. Dinner starts at 6 30 p m served by Elizabeth Chapter Eastern Star, then the Fellowcraft degree for five Brothers follows. Tickets available at the door.
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Leo Andrews
Richard Baker
Horace Halstead
Dean Stuber
Arthur Tournas
Disarmament Tops List of UN Political Committee
The UN General Assembly’s main Political Committee opens with disarmament as top priority. A 99 nation body considers East West arms proposals and four disarmament questions, while Khrushchev’s plan and Western counterproposals spark debate. The Assembly also approves a 28 nation resolution urging constructive steps toward world peace.
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United Nations
United Nation
Iial
General Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Jaly
Khrushchev
U.N. Secretarat
Dag Hammarskjold
Syracuse University Bans Cannon After Injuries
Syracuse University moved to retire the wartime cannon used after touchdowns since 1922 after a blast caused a suitcase of gunpowder to explode injuring seven students. Frank Piskor, the university vice president, banned the cannon pending a board review to decide if it will be used next year.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Penn State
Frank Piskor
University Board of Review
Stengel Departs Mets Amid Bitter Resner and Unease
Stengel leaves the club under friendly terms but reveals bitterness and resentment. He says he never was a yes man and hints he cannot freely run the ball club, signaling friction over management.
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Stengel
Danish royal couple end U S tour in Denmark
King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid concluded a two week tour of the United States and returned to Copenhagen by plane today marking the end of their U S visit.
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U. S
Copenhagen
Denmark
Frederik IX
Ingrid
United States
Retired General Malone Dies in Florida
Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone, 88, a retired former commander of the 8th Army, died Sunday in Sarasota Florida.
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Sarasota, Fla. P
Paul B. Malone
8Th Army
Phoenix Obituary of Earl Moulton
Earl Moulton 45 former Phoenix resident died early Monday in Clearwater Florida after a heart attack at home and brief hospital admission He is survived by his wife Marjorie Watson Moulton of Clearwater a daughter Mrs Richard Clute and two Phoenix grandchildren Arthur Ellsworth brother of Mrs Moulton left for Florida upon receipt of the news Phoenix arrangements will be made in Phoenix
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Earl Moulton Phoenix
Earl Moulton
Phoenix
Clearwater
Fla
Moulton
Marjorie Watson Moulton
Richard Clute
Arthur Ellsworth
Florida
Church Guild Sale Sets Rummage Dates in Phoenix
The Friendly Guild of the Methodist church sponsors a rummage sale in the Sweet Memorial building Friday October 21 from 10 am to 8 pm and Saturday October 22 from 10 am to 5 pm. Donations should be picked up by the committee and notified to Mrs. Helen Lee. Joe Gould Women’s Relief Corps members met for luncheon and a business meeting at Mrs. Amelia Lynn’s home in Central Square. Plans were made to attend the Central Federation of Relief Corps Fall meeting at the Mizpah. Rev Rowsam and Mrs Rowsam with their two children of Rochester visited Mrs. Marie Bacon in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Friendly Guild of the Methodist Church
Sweet Memorial
Helen Lee
Joe Gould Women’s Relief Corps
Amelia Lynn
Central Square
Central Federation of Relief Corps
Mizpah
Robert Rowsam
Rowsam
Rochester
Marie Bacon
Eisenhower urges United Nations strength on UN Day
The president praised the UN system for exposing true national desires to world opinion and urged strengthening the forum for differences and workable compromises. He noted UN Day on Monday and mentioned Vice President Nixon in a prepared text. He defended his Detroit trip as nonpolitical and denounced “evil propaganda” in campaigns, citing AFL CIO leaflet linked to the UAW.
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United Nations
Khushchev
Eisenhower
Eienhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
Detroit
Michigan
Hagerty
America
United Automobile Workers
Detroit News
John F. Kennedy
National Committee On Political Action
Aflcio
Statue of Liberty
Liberty
Biogtry
Walter Reuther
UAW
Phoenix Adult Classes Open Tonight In City Offerings
The Phoenix Central school adult education program begins tonight and Wednesday with eight courses listed by director Frank Soukey. Ceramics, investing, high school equivalency, Americanization, typing, auto mechanics interest, and driver training are offered, each requiring at least ten enrollees.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
Frank Soukey
Mary Crisafulli
Art
R. Morrison
Syracuse
Charles Grauman
Robert Wood
West Phoenix
Gerald Neufang
Schroeppel
Masonic Temple
Oswego County
Women's Republican Club
Pontiac
Charles Sayers
Scout Fund Drive Gets Into High Gear In Oswego
Oswego County Council Boy Scouts of America shifted into high gear as five team captains met with general chairman George M. Starkey at the Methodist church to finalize drive plans. County Chairman Thomas A. Beard and District Chairman Ronald Osborne spoke to volunteer leaders.
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Central Square
Oswego County
Boy Scouts of America
George M. Starkey
Methodist Church
Thomas A. Beard
Oswego
Ronald Osborne
Fulton
Fulton Marriage License Issued for Palmer and Yutzier
City Clerk John Walsh issued a marriage license to Helen M. Palmer and Roger F. Yutzier, both of Rome, recording their union in Fulton. The filing confirms their legal eligibility and sets the wedding timeline in motion.
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Fulton
John Walsh
Helen M. Palmer
Roger F. Yutzier
Rome
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