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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1960

Page

4

Greater Efficiency Likely In Welfare Merger Discussed

Oswego officials heard Walter Driscoll of the State Department of Social Welfare outline a city county welfare merger as a path to greater efficiency though not guaranteed savings. He noted county districts often cost less per capita than cities and suggested a formal survey, while Mayor Shapiro said pursuit of the merger is likely. Assemblyman Crawford urged study of a park bond program with 75 million in land and loan funds, and aldermen discussed consolidation of Water and Works facilities and a potential new fire barn site.

Walter Driscoll State Department of Social Welfare Common Council Driscoll Welfare Department James P. McGrath Stanley Segal Edwin C. Tiff Ralph Shapiro Board of Supervisors Committee On Public Welfare Auburn Cayuga County McGrath Girs Consultants Oswego Gallagher Corsall Shapiro Edward F Crawford Crawford Howard Stowell Central New York State Park Commission Batchelor Recreation Committee Fitzgibbons Boiler Co Alderman Sullivan Water and Works Department Fort Ontario Sullivan Water Department West First St Coun Civil Service Commission Shamro Municipal Service Division State Civil Service de

Oswego High prepares 102 State Regents Diplomas

Oswego High announced 102 New York State Regents Diplomas ready for distribution for the June Class of 1960. The report details diploma requirements, including 16 units earned by most graduates, with 44 earning 16 to 18 units and 26 pursuing scientific endorsements.

New York

Traffic deaths drop in New York for eighth straight month

New York State Motor Vehicle Commissioner William Hults reported September motor vehicle deaths at 205, down from 225 in September 1959. For January through September, 1,450 people were killed versus 1,629 in the same period last year.

Albany Vp New York State William Hults Hults

Chemical Plant Blast Kills Four in Freeport Texas

Four men died and 12 were injured at a Dow Chemical Co plant in Freeport Texas after an explosion and fire. The company said a rupture in a vapor feeder to a distillation column at the No 1 glycerine plant caused the blast, with the blaze localized in the plant’s chloride wash area.

Chemical Freeport Tex Dow Chemical Co

Oswego Chest Red Cross Campaign Reaches 44500 Pledges

Oswego community drive reports 44500 in pledges and donations at mid phase, about 45 percent toward the 98837 goal. Industrial plants Fitzgibbons Boiler Portland Hur on Cement and LaGoe Oswego Corp surpassed quotas, while City Schools team led by Mark H FitzGibbons reached 56200. Division leaders Rev Robert E Hall and Rev Artemas Goodwin coordinate efforts. Next progress meeting scheduled for Monday October 31 at 430 PM at the Fortnightly Club.

Oswego Community Chest Red Cross J. Sherwood Dunham Community Chest Fitzgibbons Boiler Company Portland-Huron Cement Corp Lagoe Oswego Corp Industial Robert E. Hall Artemas Goodwin Mark H. FitzGibbons Frank G. Wells Carl K. Seymour Dunham Chest

Sisterhood Opens Fall Session at Adath Israel

The first fall meeting of Sisterhood Adath Israel convened at 40 E. Mohawk St. with Mrs Leonard Shapiro hosting. President Mrs. David Brein presided. reports covered fashion show success, new gift items, sick and Torah fund updates, and Hebrew school notes. Guests included Mrs. Herman Getzoff and others. two new members joined. A rummage sale was announced for Oct 31 to Nov 2 at Hud son Hosiery, with dropoffs Oct 30 from 10:15 am to 12 noon.

Adath Israel Leonard Shapiro Mohawk St David D. Brein Daud Boros Arthur Shapiro Robert Fox Leon Shapiro Torah Fund Arthur Shapiro Rabb Boros Bernard Shapiro Hebrew School Harry 3B. Lasky David Boros Herman Getzoff Rochester Lasky Bessie Tauhine Brooklyn Adele Rosenberg Oswego Brei Ralph Shapiro Jerry Siegfried Hudson Hosiery

Finch Jury Deliberates Sixth Day in Finch Case

Los Angeles jurors, 11 women and one man, enter day six of deliberations in the second trial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and his ex mistress Carole Tregoff over the July 18 1959 murder of Finch s estranged wife Barbara. The panel previously deadlocked in March.

Los Angeles Finch R. Bernard Finch Carole Tregoff Barbara

Women on Strike At Odsted Plant

About 100 women members of Local 396 ILGWU protested a Columbus Day paid holiday dispute at Odsted Manufacturing Co. plant, 244 W. Seneca St. They left at 10:45 a.m. Monday and did not report back. Plant employs 150 at peak. now two thirds production. Negotiations to settle the dispute will be held in New York City, where the firm’s home offices are. The company has plants in Little Falls and Utica.

International Ladies Garment Workers Osted Manufacturing Co W. Seneta St Jack Zucker Zucker New York City Little Falls Utica

Price of Gold Jumping Again On London Market

The London bullion market opened at 37.80 an ounce and rose to 38.36, with Monday's close at 37.80. Officials deny plans to raise U S bullion price, while traders wait to see market direction amid potential spikes or drops driven by large buyers or sellers.

London

Mixed Trend On Stock Exchange

A quiet New York trading session shows a mixed market as the Dow and key shares move within narrow bounds. The noon average from the Associated Press indicates slight gains for the overall market with some sectors higher and others down, reflecting a cautious rebound after a six-session slide.

New York Associated Press

Fine Cop Who Quits Post to Accept Bet

Utica patrolman Raymond Arcuri was fined two days pay for leaving his beat to take a bet and for failing to report a gambler. Public safety director J. Carroll Hamlin found him guilty on three departmental charges and deferred a six month suspension. Arcuri, with five years on the force, left his parking meter beat to go to a service station to place the wager.

Utica Uwi Utica J. Carroll Hamlin City Public Safety Raymond Arcuri Hamlin Arcuri Force

Drivers Hurt In Palermo Accident at Mun Ger's Corners

Two drivers were injured in a mid afternoon crash at the Route 3 and County Route 4 intersection in Munger's Corners Palermo. Margaret M. Powell, 48, Rome, pulled into Route 3 after stopping, and Victor G. Blair, 36, Mexico, tried to brake over a hill and collided. Powell was treated for possible rib fractures and Blair planned to see his physician. Assisting were Deputy Francis Cooper and Special Deputy Clyde Fineout.

Munger's Corners Palermo Ray Cotton Margaret M. Powell W. Thomas St Rome Victor G. Blair W. Main St Mexico Freund Blair Francis Cooper Clyde Fineout

Power failure blacks 25000 in Buffalo suburb

A stray hunter's bullet likely shattered an insulator on a high tension line causing a power outage that darkened about 25 000 suburban homes and businesses in Buffalo area. The Western New York pheasant season opened Monday.

Buffalo New York State Gas & Electric Corp New York

Stock Averages and Oil Shares Reported by Dow Jones

At 2 p.m. Dow Jones compiled stock averages showing Industrials at 570.93, down 1.00, Railroads at 124.14 up 0.29, Utilities at 514.0 down 43, with Elec Bond and Share, North Canadian Oils listed among stocks.

Elec Bond & Share Dow Jones Inc. Industrials

Diabetes Panel Wednesday Night in Oswego

A public diabetes panel on Modern Concepts in the Management of Diabetes will be held Wednesday at 8 p m in Robinson Auditorium. Dr James F Grant will moderate a discussion with Dr O J Mowry Milton W Kogan and Charles E Riley. The talk aims to help those with family history patients and students in health courses as well as nurses and nursing home staff. Sponsored by Oswego Academy of Medicine and the Board of Health, the event is free and the first in a series.

James F. Grant Robinson Auditorium O. J. Mowry Milton W. Kogan Charles E. Riley Grant Oswego Academy of Medicine Board of Health

Press Tragedy Claims Lockport Worker at GM Plant

Stewart Brown fifty nine of Lockport died when crushed in a press at Harrison Radiator Division General Motors Corp. plant where he was employed.

Lockport Stewart Brown Harrison Radiator Division General Motors Corp

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