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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1959
Page
12
Edwin Shanke Up reports Berliners woke to military marches and radio announcements declaring forceful action as Nazi forces attack Poland. The writer notes German fears and propaganda raising hopes that the conflict might end differently.
A wartime field report from Berlin describes Hitler’s Reichstag address in Tiergarten and the crowd’s salute. The piece notes Hitler’s tailored army uniform, pledges of service, and the shift toward total war. It details car requisitions, staff plans, rationing measures, and civilian preparations as Berlin sinks into a war footing.
Rabbi Marvin Goldson contrasts Sinai as the source of law and knowledge with Moriah as the seat of commitment. He argues sacred value lies in deeds over mere understanding, citing Abraham’s test and the willingness to sacrifice for an ideal. The piece urges embracing action across religion, politics and education.
A telling legend contrasts parental neglect with broad civic duty. It recalls King Solomon calling all Jews to contribute to temple building, highlighting how the poor toiled and sacrificed to complete the western wall. The story links communal effort and personal commitment to divine presence and ultimate ruin.
The passage discusses the enduring foundations of a sacred site and the Jewish pilgrimage to lament the destruction of the Holy Temple. It frames the act as a test of personal commitment and contrasts historical devotion with individual life choices.
ALTON BLAKESLEE reports from New York on the first International Oceanographic Congress. Scientists describe a vast loss of fossil records from oceans about 100 million years ago and note that oceans hide high mountains, deep canyons, and signs of past earthquakes while continents may be drifting apart.
Dr Hess of Princeton proposes that drifting continents split old mountain chains across oceans. He cites a 100 million year timeframe for a vast Atlantic ridge forming in the middle of the ocean and notes no older ridges found there. The mid Pacific ridge rose to 9,000 feet above sea level a hundred million years ago, then eroded.
State Sen. Charles W Sandman introduces a bill to rename county mosquito extermination commissions to county mosquito control commissions. Canberra Australia with 40000 residents hosts about 300000 visitors yearly.
Mr and Mrs Harry Markel of Red Creek purchased Robert Talcotts barbershop beside the Markel restaurant in Red Creek. They plan to use the building as living quarters. Talcots will move to Largo Florida to their new home once ready.
The National Safety Council estimated 450 traffic deaths expected over a 78 hour Labor Day weekend from 6 p m Friday to midnight Monday. The toll would be 30 higher than last year, as 71 million motor vehicles were projected to travel about seven billion miles nationwide.
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