Banquet Saturday Evening Typographical Conference Opens Oswego
Delegates from across the state and New York City arrive in Oswego for the 84th semi annual Empire Typographical Conference to be headquartered at the Hotel Pontiac. The event features a Friday reception, Saturday 9 am sessions, and a 7 pm banquet with speakers from the unions and state offices.
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New York City
Oswego
Empire Typographical Conference
Pontiac
Oswego Typographical Union 445
Crystal Ballroom
Oswego Union
International Typographical Union
International Union
Walter Wainwright
Elmira
Maurice J. Quain
Binghamton
James J. McCauley
Troy
Nicholas A. Nardozzi
New Rochelle
Minor A. Sennate
Buffalo
Frank Pascoe
Poughkeepsie
Raymond A. Santoro
Rochester
William Clark
John Sullivan
Angelo Mazzoli
Herman Schneider
Leo Monette
William Carey
Percy Payne
Donald James
LaVerne Wheeler
Helsby
Dennitt Lee
Robert D. Helsby
State of New York
Industrial Arts
Oswego College of Education
Julius Loos
New York State
W. Melvin Street
New York State Publishers Association
Joseph Johnson
Union Printers of New Jersey
Clarence T. Leighton
Oswego Palladium - Times
Ralph Shapiro
Edward F. Crawford
John J. Sandler
New York State Senate
Martin Rose
Oswego County
Two New State Chartered Firms Form in Oswego and Fulton
The Secretary of State approved certificates filed in Oswego for Byrne Industries Inc a builder and stevedoring operator with 200 shares no par value. Fulton sees Paul W Clancy Construction Co Inc authorized to own and develop real estate and run a general real estate business. Lakeview Lanes Inc of Fulton seeks amendment to expand its purposes and powers for the bowling enterprise.
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Oswego
Fulton
Secretary of State
Byrne Industries, Inc
Edward J. Byrne
Liberty St
F. Hosmer Culkin
W. Cayuga St
David J. Read
Mohawk St
Fulton Corporation
Paul W. Clancy
Third St. Fulton
Maria C. Stoddard
Highland Ave
Syracuse
John C. Smith
State Tower Building
Lakeview Lanes, Inc
New Fulton
New Westeast
Home Demonstration Lesson On Food Freezing in Churches
Mrs. Marylyn P. Jenkins announces a second lesson on Food Freezing to be taught in the Pulaski Methodist Church from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with Mabel Dore Mus, Cornell specialist, leading, and a second session planned for Fulton on November 15. About 45 leaders from county home demonstration units will attend, discussing freezing vegetables fruits meats poultry and fish, plus quality checks and storage. A skit on storing frozen foods will be presented.
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Marylyn P. Jenkins
Pulaski
Mabel Doremus
Cornell University
Itill
Fulton
Channel 8
Syracuse
J. Allen Goodfellow
Oswego County
Hannibal
Milam
Marjorie Nowell
Demster
Walter Fischer
Fred Thayer
Thayer
Ingalls Crossing
Clara Vant
Fruit Valley
Oswego
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mary Daly
Marylyn Jenkins
Mexico
Mary Jacobs
South
Palermo
Jean MacDougall
Elizabeth Foy
Investors urged to stay the course with quality stocks
The column argues there is little panic reason for holders of enduring stocks from 1948 including Aluminum, Amn Airlines, Bethlehem Steel and General Electric. It cautions against selling during short term swings, urges debt cleanup and growth focus, and notes Dow Jones near 578 with mixed bonds as of the day.
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Aluminum
Cyanamid
A.t.&t
Bethlehem
el Paso
Excello
Firstamerica
Lone Star Cement
May
Montgomery Ward
Northern Pacific
Standard of
N. J
Allied Chem & Dye
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Alum Ltd.ees
Amn Airlines
American Motors
Armco Steel Ae
Amn Tel & Tel
Suoljswusty Arch
Chesapeake & Orchrysler
Colo Fuel & Ir
Columbia Gas
Consol Edison
Continental Motors
Copperweld Steel
Corn Prod
duPont de Vemours
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Eastern G & F .Eees
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motors
Fruehaul
Gen Am Trans
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Instruments
General Motors
General Tels
Georgia Pacific
Glidden Corp
Goodrich
Pennsylvania
Rooneo
Pacific G & Essecsese
Pacific Lighting
Pepsi-Cola
Phelps Dodge
Philips Pete
Proctor & Gamble
Radio Corp
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Regis Paper
Sealright Os Falls
Sears, Roebuck
Shell Oil
Sinclair Oil
Seecees Smith Corona M Aecess
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand Corp
Stand Oil
Indiana
Stand Oil of
Socony-Mobile Oil
Scalif
Studebaker-Packard
Sunrsy-Mid Con
Texas
Prices Lower On Stock Exchange
The New York stock market slid back to lower prices with gold shares leading gains. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon fell 0.80 to 205.70 as all major sectors declined and overall activity remained moderate after two days of rebound.
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New York
Associated Press
Steela Ket
Trinity Methodist Couples Club notes and events
The Couples Club of Trinity Methodist Church met for a dinner meeting. Nursery calendar announced for four Sundays and congregational dinner planned for Nov. 26. Nov 18 talk on Mined Marriage by Rev. Kirsch. Patricia Stacy elected president of Knapp House at Cazenovia Junior College. A baby boy named Mark Anthony born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Maniccia. Oswego Cootiette club social set for Sunday afternoon. Joseph Doyle resumes studies at St. Lawrence after football injury. Rummage sale by Adath Israel Sisterhood Monday to Wednesday.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Wilford Lytle
Murray Gould
Orla Lopez
Kenneth Guerney
Joseph Hewitt
Edwin, Keefe
Gould
Don Kocher
John A. W. Kirsch
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Missionary Area
Trinity Church
Patricia Stacy
Robert J. Stacy
West River Rd
Knapp House
Cazenovia Junior College
Cazenovia
Patricia
St. Mary’s School
Peekskill
Oswego Hospital
Joseph A. Maniccia
W. Fourth St
Maniccia
Joanne Clark
Joseph Clark
Porter St
Mark Anthony
Joseph Doyle
Joseph F. Doyle
W. Seneca St
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Edward Noble Hospital
Oswego High School
Doyle
St. Lawrence
Hudson Hosiery
Peggy Ann
W. Bridge St
Sisterhood of Adath Israel
Arthur Shapiro
Julius Weinreb
Weather and public sale notice from local district
Generally fair to today with mild air and some clouds. Highs in the 60s, lows around 40, light easterly winds. Also notice of a November 1960 public sale by Central School Dist No 1 to liquidate former Common School District No 12 property in Towns of Mexico New Haven and Seri ba with a 25 cent per day cashier’s fee and quitclaim delivery one week after sale. Notes include stock listings and market indexes at 2 pm.
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New Haven
Seriba
Town Line District
Central School Dist
Mexico
Et al
Sherman W. Kennedy
Funeral services for Grove E Nicolls
Funeral services for Grove E Nicolls who died Thursday morning at his home in Fruit Valley will be held Saturday at 3 p m at Dain funeral home with Rev A P Goodwin of West Baptist church officiating. Burial is in Union Village Rural cemetery. Friends may call today at the funeral home from 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Grove E. Nicolls
Fruit Valley
Dain Funeral
A. P. Goodwin
West Baptist Church
Union Village
Prestige report shows new lag in Western Europe
The New York Herald Tribune reports a October 10 U S Information Agency prestige poll shows a continuing decline of United States prestige in Western Europe relative to the Soviet Union. An investigator notes larger drops among intellectuals while some economic groups hold steady. Nixon claims high world prestige. Kennedy says it slips. The newspaper endorses Nixon.
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NEW York Upi
New York Herald Tribune
U. S. Information Agency
Western Europe
Soviet Union
Washington Dispatch
House Subcommittee
VSIA
United States
Russia
the Herald Tribune
Richard M. Nixon
U. S
John F. Kennedy
The
Herald Tribune
Nixon
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Ad
Classified line from the Palladium Times building listing contact numbers for the Commercial Printing Department at Dial FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Men Plan For Annual Canvass
The Men's Club of the Congregational Church met for an October dinner with Johnson G. Cooper presiding as vice president. Henry Weigelt was program chairman. Harry T. King Sr. gave the treasurer’s report and a nominating committee was named: Cameron Widrig Jr, Lewis G. Clark, and William Metcalf. Plans were set for the Every Member Canvass on November 13 led by Johnson Cooper.
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Congregational Church
Johnson G. Cooper
Henry Weigelt
Harry T. King, Sr
Cooper
Cameron Widrg Jr
Lewis G. Clark
William Metcalf
Johnson Cooper
Circle "B
Blair Hutchison
Howard Stone
Thomas Stone
Clayton Wise
Thomas F. Zain
Jack Dinkel
Charles Penney
Circle “C
Junior Choir to Sing at Congregational Church Sunday
The Congregational Church will host a Sunday service at 10 45 a m with the junior choir performing How Strong and Sweet My Fathers Care by Murray Johnson Cooper will be the soloist as the adult choir presents Eye Hath Not Seen by Foster The organ program features Prelude Litany for All Saints Schubert Offertory Interlude Ogle Postlude March in G y Smart The sermon topic is Why We Are Protestants on Reformation Sunday.
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Murray
Johnson Cooper
Foster
Vera M. Clark
Schubert
Ogle
Smart
New York Market Reports Varied Butter and Cheese Prices
New York wholesale ege offerings show fair demand with prices tied to exchange and volume. Spot quotations list Whites extras and mediums by weight and quality, Browns extras and mediums, with top quality and smalls price ranges. Butler market notes ample supply and steady butter prices.
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New York
Butler
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First ST. Oswego, New York
Your Midland
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Investors’ Guide
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Foster & Adams
New York Stock Exchange
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Caspian Sea
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