Syracuse Faces Army After Pitt Loss and NFL-Style Upsets
Syracuse suffers its first regular-season loss in 24 games as Pitt edges them 10-0 at Archbold Stadium. Army tunes up with a 30-7 win over Miami Ohio while Colgate defeats Buffalo 28-20. Columbia shells Cornell 44-6 as Ithaca, Hobart, Alfred and others post wins.
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Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Pitt
Davis
Colgate
Buffalo
Columbia
Cornell
Red
New York City
Upstate New York
Ithaca
Cortland State
Hobart
St. Lawrence
de Pauw
Rochester
Alfred
Brockport State
Worchester Poly
Rensselaer Poly
Williams
Union
Orange
Oklahoma
Ben Schwartzwalder
Archbold Stadium
Red Raider
Miss Oswego High crowned at annual dance
Miss Sandra Calverase, Oswego High junior representing Theta Phi Omega, won Miss Oswego High at the Alpha Mu Delta Sorority dance Saturday. Her court includes Miss Betty Van Sanford, Miss Kathy Lawrence, Miss Marion Tennant and Miss Sally Kowal. Mrs. Shirley Denney returned home from Oswego Hospital after surgery. Adath Israel Sisterhood to sponsor rummage sale at Hudson Hosiery Shop Peggy Ann store on E Bridge St Monday to Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mrs. E C Sturge, wife of Charlotte Gardner of Oswego, is in St. Joseph's hospital Syracuse in critical but slightly improved condition two weeks after birth of her son.
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Sandra Calverase
Oswego High School
Theta Phi Omega Sorority
Alpha Mu Delta Sorority
Betty van Sanford
Kathy Lawrence
Marion Tennant
Sally Kowal
Shirley Denney
Eleventh St
Oswego Hospital
Sisterhood of
Adath Israel
Hudson Hosiery
E. Bridge St
E. C. Sturge
Main St
Phoenix
Sturge
Charlotte Gardner
Oswego
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
New Haven Girl Hurt In Mexico Town Car Crash
Janet Harrington a 14 year old New Haven girl was seriously injured when a car driven by Harry W. Carr Jr 18 Bogota New Jersey veered off County Home road in Mexico struck a tree after plunging down a four foot embankment. She was rushed by Gibbs ambulance to Oswego Hospital with lacerations and possible internal injuries. Carr pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined 50 or sentenced to 50 days in jail but could not pay and was committed to Oswego County Jail. Deputy sheriffs Revoir and Chesbro investigated.
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New Haven
New Jersey
Mexico
Janet Harrington
Harry W. Carr, Jr
Orchard St
Bogota
N. J
Oswego Hospital
Gibbs
County Home Road
Ray Cotton
Carr
Justice of the Peace
Carr Bullard
Oswego County
Arthur Revoir
Ray Chesbro
Push-Button Diesel Locomotive Shown At Green Bay Museum
A new push button operated diesel railroad engine is on display at the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay Wisconsin. The engine completes its full operation including hitching to other cars via push button control from a nearby tower, demonstrating advanced switching capabilities.
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Green Bay
Wis
National Railroad Museum
Three Top Union Men Held Guilty In Bribe Scandal
Three Carpenters Union officers Maurice Hutcheson William Blaler and Frank M Chapman were convicted of bribery and conspiracy to bribe Indiana Highway Department official Harry Doggett. A pre sentence investigation was ordered and November 28 set for sentencing. Each faces up to 2 1 4 years in prison and fines up to 15000. The jury found they paid Doggett for advance route information and bought land along proposed highway paths then resold to the state for profit.
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Indianapolis
Carpenters Union
Indiana
Harry Doggett
Highway Department
Maurice Hutcheson
International Union
William Blaler
Frank M. Chapman
M. Walter Bell
Harry A. Doggett
Greensburg
Indiana Highway Department
Doggett
Wayne
Lake Counties
Pulaski Civic Club Plans Membership Tea Event
The Pulaski Civic Club will hold its annual Membership Tea next Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Hugh Barclay. Each member brings a guest while Mrs. Harold Nelson conducts the business meeting and Mrs. Tracy Wilder welcomes guests. George Demass will speak on Oswego County Lore. he is a student at Oswego High School. Hostesses include Mrs. Herbert Kinney and others.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Civic Club
Hugh Barclay
Harold Nelson
Tracy Wilder
Oswego County
George Demass
Oswego High School
Herbert Kinney
Leon Howe
Fred Fisk
Viola Ackerman
Dora Dalton
Halloween Program at Kingsford Park School
Mrs. Margaret Carey's 3A class presented a Halloween program at Kingsford Park School assembly. The program opened with America and the pledge. The class sang Halloween songs including Five Little Pumpkins and The Happy Little Jack o Lantern. A one act play The Pumpkineaters Pumpkin featured named characters and witches and goblins. Original music for the Goblins and Witches songs was composed by Mary Beth Talamo. The program was directed by Mrs Carey with assistants Talamo Hoffman Brown.
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Margaret Carey
Kingsford Park School
America
Peter
James Morgin
Polly
Mary Jo Krawczyk
James Southgate
Anthony Osetek
Roberta Nelson
John Alton
Michael Shrader
Joseph Jessmore
Carol Darling
Mary Ellen Healy
Patty Cusyck
Sandra Castaldo
Adele Gosek
Sandra O'Rey
Mary Beth Talamo
Kingsford’s
Carey
Talamo
Augusta Hoffman
Francis Marion Brown
Car Overturns Leaves Driver Injured Near Phoenix
A 24 year old Syracuse driver suffered a possible fractured neck when his car overturned on Huntley Road near Phoenix about 3 15 p m Sunday. His passenger was hospitalized and another man, Emil Lang 71 of Liverpool, had scalp laceration and fractured ribs. Deputy Sheriff Ora Lawton said the 1961 Triumph left the highway and rolled over several times, with both men thrown out. Undersheriff Ray Catton assisted in the investigation.
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Syracuse
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Huntley Road
Phoenix
David F. Caples
Chemung St
Fulton Hospital
Emil Lang
Cold Springs Road
Liverpool
Ora Lawton
Caples
Ray Catton
Looking Backward From Palladium Times 1910 Items
A republic mass meeting in Constantia drew only one attendee. Portugals’ Masons condemned by Dean Barry for street life and women’s dress, warning of dirty homes. Mexico reports fourteen inches of snow. Lifeboat VaHant enters service with 20 hp and eight knot speed. An East Ninth Van Buren clash leaves Private Dawson wounded by Private Graves razor. Henry Watson harvests raspberries.
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Luther W. Mott
Elisha B. Powell
Constantia
Gloversville
Dean Barry
St. Paul's
Masons
Portugal
Mexico
VaHant
East Ninth
van Buren Sts
Company G
24Th Infantry
Dawson
Graves Trusty Razor
Henry Watson
McWhorter St
WPA project approved for water main move on West Fifth Street
State approves a WPA project relocating a water main on West Fifth Street south of Miler Street at a cost of 48707 dollars. Obituaries note Mrs. Charles H. Woodruff August Rickert 67 Frank H. Baulf 52. Election activity centers on mayoral rallies as Culivan campaigns in wards seven and eight with Otis winning support in his home area. First Oswego Normal gridiron team set to host Syracuse Jay-vees Friday. County road inspection continues despite heavy rain. Dinner held at Lighthouse Hotel.
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WPA
Fifth St
Miler St
Charles H. Woodruff
August Rickert
Frank H. Baulf
Richard G. Cullivan
Seventh
Eighth Ward
John F. Otis
Oswego
Syracuse
Caravan To Greet Nixon In Syracuse
Oswego Committee for Nixon Lodge sponsors a bus caravan to Syracuse on Tuesday November 1 to hear Richard M Nixon. The vice president will speak at Clinton Square at 515 PM. Adults may join by car or bus with a small donation for bus riders. Reservations via Nixon Lodge HQ FI 39131 before 2 PM Tuesday. Cars meet caravan at West First Street High School between 330 and 345 PM. At 345 the caravan departs for Syracuse.
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Oswego Committee
Nixon Lodge
Syracuse
Richard M. Nixon
Clinton Square
West First St
Stolen Auto Goes in Creek
Frank Corradino of 138 W Utica St was involved in a crash on Route 48 near Ox Creek Town of Granby last night after a stolen car left the highway and plunged 20 feet into the creek. The vehicle wrecked 13 guard posts and a telephone pole as it slid into shallow water. Deputy Sheriff Ora Lawton and Undersheriff Ray Cotton led the investigation with help from Trooper Macel Gilbert. A man was detained at the scene for questioning and turned over to Oswego Police for further questioning.
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Frank Corradino
W. Utica St
Ox Creek
Granby
Ora Lawton
Route 48
Lawton
Ray Cotton
Ernest Hopkins
Macel Gilbert
Minetto
Sheriff's Department
George von Holtz
George Lundy
Oswego
Yelas and Brown Shine in Hobart Victory over St. Lawrence
Hobart College Statesmen beat St. Lawrence 22 to 12 at Canton as Joe Yelas, Oswego native and record‑book prospect, starred with a TD run and a TD pass after returning from an injury. Waly Brown of Oswego led the Larries with a 13‑yard TD pass and several long kicks. St. Lawrence sits 3–3–1 on the season.
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Joe Yelas
Hobart College
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Yelas
Oswego High
Oswego
Waly Brown
St. Lawrence
Brown
Hobart
Obituaries for Gerald Wilcox and Daniel Washburn
Vicinal notices report funeral rites for Gerald E Wilcox 47 mechanic of Pennellville found dead Friday of heart attack. Rites at Sears Funeral Home North Syracuse then St Stephen s Phoenix. Surviving widow Carol six sons and relatives. Also Daniel Washburn 84 retired New York Central engineer died in Fair Haven after short illness. Service at 2p m Wednesday at Washburn home with burial in Morningside Cemetery Syracuse.
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Gerald E. Wilcox
Sears
North Syracuse
St. Stephen's Church
Phoenix
Wavn Wilcox
Carol Wilcox
Richard
Newport
R. I
Daniel
Scott Wilcox
Leonard
Cortland
George
Homer
Clifford
Morrisvile
Pearl Wilcox
Clay
Elizabeth Wilcox
Jennie Wheeler
Syracuse
Daniel Washburn
Fair Haven
New York Central Railroad
Washburn
Hannibal
Martha Crandall
Buffalo
Gilbert Shumway
Rochester
Charles A
Morningside
Courtney Furman
Fair Haven Presbyterian Church
Roy Hutton dies after short illness at 65 in Vienna
Roy T. Hutton, 65, died Saturday morning after a brief illness. Born May 21, 1895, in Spragueville, he was the son of Henry T. and Dora Gillette Hutton. He was married to Bessie Crumb by the Rev. B A Walbeth.
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Roy Hutton
Vienna
Roy T. Hutton
Spragueville
Henry T
Dora Gillette Hutton
Bessie Crumb
B. A. Wal
Longtime Hutton veteran dies at 72 in Spragueville
Ton Hutton a World War I veteran and former railroad watchman died at Spragueville on February 29 1919. He lived in Altmar 13 years Boonville 12 Vienna 9 and worked 10 years for Federal Cr osote in Rome and the New York Central. Surviving are his wife four daughters seven sons and many relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Sanborn funeral home Orwell cemetery burial there with calling hours Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Altmar
Boonville
Vienna
Hutton
Federal Creosote Company
Rome
New York Central
Methodist
Ricard
Joseph Banaszek
East Syracuse
Keith Allen
Ogden
Utah
Donald Fox
Redfield
Donald Phelps
Central Square
Harold
Herkimer
Carlton
Milwaukee
Arthur
Cocoa
Fla
Ralph
U.S. Marines
Hawaii
Clyde
Mattydale
Donald
Douglas
Camden
Gouverneur
Ira
Oxbow
N. Y
Stanley Wood
Worth Hull
Sanborn Funeral Home
Orwell Cemetery
Services Set Tuesday for Dr. Baker noted electronics pioneer
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Dr. W R G Baker a noted electronics engineer and radio television pioneer who died at his Syracuse home at 67. Baker spent most of his career with General Electric retiring in 1957 as vice president in charge of research and remained active thereafter.
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Syracuse
W. R. G. Baker
Baker
General Electric Co
Halloween Party Awards At St Pauls Brownies
St Pauls Brownies and Girl Scouts hosted a Halloween party in the school hall with a Witch Walk entrance. Sister Mary David and Sister Gonzaga judged costumes awarding prizes to Peggy Kenefic Debbie Donoghue Betsy McGrath Kitty Tice Georgia Fink Kathy Callaghan and Meg Riley. Dances games and singing followed.
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St. Paul's Brownies
Mary David
Gonzaga
Brownie
Peggy Kenefic
Debbie Donoghue
Betsy McGrath
Kitty Tice
Georgia Fink
Kathy Callaghan
Meg Riley
Syracuse University executive highlighted in electronics field
A prominent figure served as president of the Syracuse University Research Corp and led efforts in the electronics field, signaling strong ties between academia and technology initiatives.
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Syracuse University Research Corp
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