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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1960
Page
6
A Dun & Bradstreet survey of 1,225 large U.S. firms across 147 cities finds cost pressures on prices and foreign competition as the top concerns, with only 2.6 percent blaming the presidential campaign for market jitters. Despite rising sales, profits have declined due to the cost-price squeeze and overseas competition, not election worries.
The piece argues that a growing black market for scarce goods thrives outside state control as Khrushchev leads a press campaign to expose criminals in free enterprise. It critiques the regulated system, noting barren department stores and lack of consumer choice, while highlighting bribery and public discontent among youths.
The piece surveys labor news from two weeks, noting a tripartite commission for featherbedding, longshoremen wage funds, garment workers severance plans, and broad moves toward mechanization. It contrasts these with medical views on arthritis, arguing chronic rheumatism differs from acute joint infection and that aspirin remains the safest relief. It features commentary on progress, strikes, and the limits of medical terminology.
Dr Brady answers signed health letters in Palladium Times columns. The piece notes nearly 50 percent of arthritis sufferers lack medical supervision and warns about reliance on dubious products. It discusses distinctions between rheumatism and arthritis, and critiquing authentic medical care and modern drug therapy.
The London Daily Telegraph argues that US prestige abroad is shaped by perception, not policy. It cautions against assuming more leadership guarantees popularity, notes anti Americanism has shifted, and warns Democrats may overemphasize polls to measure a nebulous prestige.
A compact medical note urges adopting a rheumatism regimen as a nutrition improvement, offering Little Lesson No XII for 35 cents with a stamped addressed envelope to learn more. It claims no harm in studying or applying the regimen even for those not yet diagnosed, appealing to a broad audience among eleven million.
Flames of undetermined origin destroyed a large barn and 12 calves on the Norman Cole farm along LeHigh Rd between Pulaski and Altmar at 1 30 p m Saturday. The Ringgold fire company and mutual aid from Alimar and Orwell fought the blaze, but the barn and its contents including hay, conveyor and wagon were lost. Deputy Sheriff Whitney Schouten directed traffic. loss estimated between 10000 and 15000 dollars.
New York columnist Hal Boyle reflects on insights gained from reader mail. The column surveys quirky facts about life and society, from beard growth to burglary rates, teen demographics, and the impact of television on film. It weaves in quotes, oddities, and mini-essays on public figures, history, and humor.
A brief meditational prayer seeks a spirit of goodwill in democracy. It emphasizes equality, mutual respect, truthfulness, gentleness, kindness, and unselfishness as marks of mature, patriotic citizens.
National voters focus on domestic economic conditions as the decisive issue in November. Unemployment nears three million while key industries lag. yet widespread prosperity and high wages persist, with Ike seeking a Republican victory and endorsements.
The State Grange urged a $35,000 yearly cap per farmer on price support loans, criticizing large farms as main beneficiaries. It cited a single farm receiving 1.1 million in one year and noted current ceilings apply only to 1960 loans. The group also pressed dairy deductions for cooperative dues and opposed Midwest milk imports into New York areas with adequate supply. It backed keeping state farming institutes and opposed converting six institutes into community colleges. Oklahoma life insurance in force exceeded personal income last year, signaling wealth in death.
A brief biblical note cites Romans 10 4 stating Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes. The message emphasizes faith as the path to righteousness through Jesus.
The report covers a European championship hand from 1958 between France and Italy. Jais of France and Trexel reached six hearts after a shaky slam bid, earning 980 points while Avarelli and Belladonna faced a legal misstep in diamond play.
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