Safe Holiday Advice From State Head Amid Labor Day Travel
State Safety Director Walter E Bligh urges careful driving and mental preparedness to reduce crowded highway deaths. He recommends extra time for trips, staying cool, and avoiding rollover risk, while Boss Boy Scout motto Be Prepared underscores readiness for emergencies. Boating and swimming safety tips accompany the campaign to prevent tragic accidents during the holiday weekend.
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Walter E Bligh
Looking Backward Lookin g Backward News in Oswego 1906 to 1949 Highlights
A sampling from Oswego notes recounts early theater magnates, a dramatic agency formed by George Roberts and Charles Gilmore, and a string of prize fights with suspicions of illegal activity. It also reports on public works, weather, accidents, and local sports figures, including the Oswego Canal and jitters from fire and wind. The items span 1906 to 1949 with obituaries, weddings, and civic notes amid a town of enterprise and change.
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George Roberts
Charles P Gilmore
Oswego
Joe Meyers Inc
New York City
East City
Four Mile Point
Dan" Ross
Syracuse
Ross
Peoples Gas & Electric Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
George H Fhek
Varknolls
South China
Adrian G Bush
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr
Suzanne Perrin
Chatles
Reid
Hono
Anna Reds
Pulaski
Window Screen Patent Improves Fit and Locks Tight
John T. Kelly of Minetto and Adolph C. Wudtert of Oswego NY receive US Patent No 2 898991 for a window screen mounting system. The device uses top edge hinging with lower locking devices to hold the screen tightly in place against the window frame, eliminating rattling and insect entry while allowing easy removal for cleaning or repair.
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John T. Kelly
Minetto
Adolph C Wudtert
Osweao NY
Messrs Keily and
Walkert
Vessis
Kell
Waltert
Columbia Malls Inc
Sixiacase
Fire destroys Fox Hollywood set in New England Square
A three alarm blaze wrecked a historic Fox Hollywood backlot set at New England Square a village built for films. The burned site hosted ten productions over 25 years and dated to Will Rogers era. Loss pegged at 3.1 million with recent uses including Peyton Place Rally Round the Flag Bays and Blue Denim.
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FOX Hollywood
New England Square
20Th Century- Fox
Will Rogers
State Fair exhibit lineup highlights home demonstration work
Miss Carol Connelly announced Oswego County plans for the state fair nine day schedule from September 4 to 12 with Women's Organization Day on September 9. Seven county home demonstration exhibits show egg cookery weaving fabrics window treatments and sweater care among other topics led by county agents and the Cooperative Extension Service.
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Carol ‘Connelly
Oswego County
Cooperative Extension Service
New York State College of Home Economies
Harriet May Malle
Allegany County
Franklin Counts
Descrbes
Madson
Oneida
Onondaga County
Rochester Home Demonstration Department
Syracuse
Group Delays Hearings On Eisenhower Judicial Nominees
The Senate Judiciary Committee delayed action on President Eisenhower's New York and New Jersey judge appointments, with hearings held for Lloyd F. MacMahon and Charles M. Metzner, while Henry J. Frendly and Jenn O. Henderson await scheduling. The panel postponed action until next week.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eisenhoowers
New York
New Jersey
Henry J. Frendly
New York City
2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
Connecticut
Vermont
Lloyd F. MacMahon
White Plains
Southern District Court of
Charles M. Metzner
Jenn O. Henderson
Eggertsville
Western District Court of
MacMahon
Metzner
Henderson
Unclaimed diamonds spark Missouri street find
In St. Louis Bob Brickman eight and Mel Halti eleven found glassy pieces in an alley that looked like gems. A jeweler was shown the pieces and police checked for a possible theft but found no report. If the diamonds remain unclaimed the youths may keep them.
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ST. Louis
Bob Brickman
Mel Hal
Mehi
Court Slows Up Valenti's Move
The State Investigation Commission secured a temporary stay blocking the transfer of Cos tenzo Valenti from a New York jail to Rochester. Valenti, 32, has been jailed for over a year for defying the commission during the Apalachin gangland inquiry, citing family visitation and his infant daughter as concerns. The appeal followed a State Supreme Court order granting the transfer.
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New York
State Investigation Commission
Costenzo Valenti
Rochester
Valenti
State Supreme Court
Birdie Amsterdam
Investigation Commission
Charles D. Breitel
Underworld figures gathered at Apalachin 1957 case stays transfer
The Appellate Division First Department granted a temporary stay of transfer, keeping Valenti in custody until the commission's appeal is heard. No date was set for argument. Valenti was among about 60 associates arrested at Apalachin on November 14, 1957.
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First Department
Valenti
Upstate Apalachin
Man’s plan ends in arrest and small-town assault case
Anthony Havet testified in Little Ferry New Jersey that on August 16 he asked his mother to procure bail money, went to police headquarters to admit his intent, then visited a tavern and slapped his wife. Magistrate Frank Barteluce fined him fifty dollars for assault.
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Little Ferry
Anthony Havet
Havel
Frank Barteluce
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