Don Cossacks Chorus Dancers Coming Sept 16
The Kiwanis Club sponsors Gen Platoff Don Cossack Chorus and Dancers at Robinson Auditorium on September 16 at 8 p.m. The Don Cossacks have performed 3,000 times in 65 countries over 18 years and start their fall US tour. Proceeds aid Kiwanis Youth activities in Oswego County with tickets at college booths, Student Councils, and local businesses.
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Don Cossack
Robinson Auditorium
Cossack
United States
Oswego Kiwanis Club
The
New York Times
Gen. Platoff
Don Cossacks
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Circle K
Catholic
Oswego
Anges
Economy
Vona’s
Beneficial Finance Office
Rabcles
Marine Midland Banks
Harringtons Insurance
Stenos Mens Shop
Abovye
Oswego Election Office Extends Registration Hours Tonight
Due to strong interest Oswegonians may register until 9 pm. Commissioners Al Todd and Joseph Ross confirmed 6 to 9 pm hours as the final central registration opportunity before the September 1 deadline. After tonight those unregistered must register at designated October polling places.
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Board of Elections
Reuel al Todd
Joseph Ross
Commissioners of Election
Wayf Ard Means
PPR
Board of Supervisors
John Davis
Board of Electiors
Integration Starts in Dixie with Little Violence
Integration begins in several Southern cities with minimal disruption as more black students join previously all white schools. Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina resist, while Arkansas and Virginia see delayed or limited openings amid lawsuits and containment policies. Notable openings occur in Arlington Virginia Nashville Tennessee Sturgis Kentucky Havelock North Carolina and Pine Bluff nearby.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Dollarway
Pine Bluff
Ark
Union County
Havelock
North Carolina
Sharp Decline On Wall Street Stuns Markets On Rate Move
New York stocks fell sharply amid a rate boost by major banks triggering the worst two week drop. Leaders tumbled 2 to 3 points as declines spread across chemicals oil rails tobacco building materials and electronics. Dow Jones averages at noon showed broad losses with industrials rails and utilities lower and bond prices slipping as traders digest the higher prime rate.
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New York
Youngstown Steel
Steel
du Pontail
Westinghouse Erectnic
Alcoa
Lukens Steel
Jones & Laughlin
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Associated Press
New Erie County Sheriff Named by Rockefeller
Gov Rockefeller appoints Under Sheriff B John Tutuska of Buffalo to replace Sheriff Robert A Glasser who resigned to lead the state harness racing commission. Tutuska will serve through December 31. American Automobile Association notes Americans paid over 4 percent of a billion dollars for auto insurance in 1956.
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Albany
Rockefeller
John Tutuska
Buffalo
Robert A Glasser
Erie County
Glasser
States New Harness Racing Commission
Tulaska
The
American Automobile Association
Dropping Living Cost Clauses Could Be Bad
Washington UP reports that removing living cost clauses from labor deals could spark more strike threats and shorter contracts. The living cost clause has historically extended agreements and covered millions of workers, with the Nation’s Business noting it may curb bargaining frequency and raise strike risk.
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Washington
United Steelworkers Union
Sears
US Chamber of Commerce
the Nations Business
Polio Shots Made Mandatory by New Haven Board
The New Haven Board of Education approved mandatory polio shots for all school children. The action came amid rising polio cases in the city, though not part of the statewide August total. The August tally reached 32 statewide, with the month totaling 39 more than August 1958.
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New Haven
Tne
Lew Haven
Peoria Family Finds Turtles in Yard Eggs
In Peoria Illinois the John Simco family planted 30 turtle eggs found in Wisconsin. After July heat, a live baby turtle emerged from one egg and soon more hatched. Jimmy took the hatchlings to the Illinois River while Mrs Simco debated keeping them as pets.
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Peoria
John Simco
Simco
Joan
Wisconsin
Jimmy
Siumce
Illinois River
Aug 31 Child News From Amsterdam Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Fagan of Johnstown celebrate a second Aug 31 birth. A daughter was born yesterday in an Amsterdam hospital, followed by a son born Aug 31, 1958.
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Amsterdam
Fred Fagan
Johnstown
Bonesterday
Bon
Trip on USS DuPont Report by Oswego State Leaders
Dean Harold D Alford Oswego State Teachers College and Frank G Wells Jr with Rev Paul H Martineau told Rotary members at noon about a Oswego to Annapolis voyage aboard the USS DuPont. Alford noted a new conception of destroyers roles in defense with radar and electronic gear, Wells cited fuel transfer and refueling rates while Martineau shared Navy experiences.
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Harold D Alford
Oswego State Teachers College
Frank G. Wella, Jr
Paul H Martineau
Rotary International
Oswego
Annapolis
USS
DuPont
Dean Alford
Mr. Wells
Buffalo
Father Martineau
U. S. Navy
Robert V. Grodkowski
Rape Warrants Point to Gang Members in Milwaukee
Milwaukees District Attorney announced rape warrants against Herman C Virgh 28 and Ronald L Baldwin 27 tied to a Negro gang preying on white women on dark streets. Both suspects admitted involvement in multiple assaults and were arrested Monday as police pursued a second pair. A 23 year old man was also detained. identities withheld. Stephen N Wyckett forest scientist dies at 68 in Berkeley California.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William J McCauley
Herman C Virgh
Leo Woelfel
Ronald L Baldwin
McCauley
Summit Talks Move Toward Peace Amid Arms Race
Eisenhower and Macmullan pressed a Western diplomatic push to end the world arms race. They signaled willingness to meet Khrushchev if conditions favor peace and agreed to back de Gaulle’s push for an Algerian settlement while avoiding aid to India that could embarrass Nehru. They doubted Red China plans an attack on India.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Anns
Macmullan
India
Nehru
China
Actne
Charles de Gaulle
Railroad Strike Looms On November Second
Washington reports a possible rail strike by 600000 clerks and maintenance workers could start November 2 if unions and railroads stay firm. The unions seek 25 cent hourly raise and welfare boosts. railroads oppose changes to three year contracts. mediation steps are compulsory under the Railway Labor Act.
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Washington
George E Leighty
Leighty
Railway Labor Act
Barney brothers convicted in hub cap theft case at City Court
Truman Barney was found guilty of petit larceny by a six member jury and his case adjourned to Thursday morning. Allan and Donald Barney had earlier been found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in Oswego County Jail. Truman Batley was represented by H O Beach with Assistant D A Thomas N McCarthy leading the prosecution. Jury consisted of two women and four men.
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Truman Barney
John J. McCormack
Barney
Allan
Donald Barney
Oswego County
Thei
Truman Batley
H. O. Beach
Thomas N McCarthy
Reineutes
Mary M Bon
West Eighth St
Agnes C Galun
East Seventh St
Arthur C. Adrians
Duer
George Jo la Ro
Bank Increases Lending Rates in New York
NEW YORK 2A Fist National City Bank of New York boosted the prime lending rate from 4% to 5% effective immediately. Five percent is the highest in 28 years, reflecting tighter money and rising demand for business loans as wholesalers and retailers finance fall inventories and holiday purchases.
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New York
National City Bank of
Simiar Acon
Back to school fashions by Manon Martin patterns
A selection of back to school dresses and separates for children and juniors by Manon Martin. Highlights include patterns for Junior Miss to 17, teens and boys wear, with several versions and color options. Patterns 93691 9165 9404 9050 939 9396 9390 9119 9108 9166 9395 9369 priced up to fifty cents, mailed from Oswego Palladium Times Pattern Dept.
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Manon Martin
Maron Martin
Oswego Palladium-Times Pattern Dept
First St
Owego
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New York Stock Exchange
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Victor Dean
Alied Chem & Dye
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Sessees
Alum Ltd
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Anlines
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Tel & Tel
Sseene
Anaconda Copper
Armstrong Cork
Top
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Avco
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
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Bnegs
Mig
Eres
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Greyhound
Gulf Oil Wise
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Waenee
Internat Harvester
Internat
Te & Tel
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Pensi-Cola
Aareeeee
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Phillips Petesvesesenee
Eastern Gas and Fuel
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Gen Am ‘Trans
General Dynamics
General Instruments
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Goodrich
Goodyear
Tue - Jones & Laughin Steel i
Kennecott Copper Gan Abe Lehman Corp
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Loew
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Ereeee
Mongomery Ward
Monsanto Chem.cal
Nati Biscuit
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Central R Row
Niagara Mohawk
Amn Aviation
Northern Pacific Ry
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Pennsslania Rrb
Reynolds Tobacco
St Regis Paper
Sealieht-Os Falls
Shell
Ooty Smith Corona Mar
Southern Pacific
Veese
Stand Oil
Indiana
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Sks
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Studebaker-Packard
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Texas Cocesses Ooo
Thompson Prods
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U.S Rubber
Ereascee
US Steel
Csceeveeee
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Woolworth Co
Youngstown S & T
Stock Exchange Catalin Corp
Cenco Corp
Sess
Elec
Bond & Shate
Dow Jones, Inc
Arpnia General Electric
Glidden Corpe
Lice & Moewea
Natl Dairyees
Y State Lh &G
Republic Steel
Sear Roebuck
Sceer
Sperry Rand Corp
Calif
Texas Instruments
United Aircraft
Western Union
Nike
Berkeley, Californ
Stephen N Wyckett
West
Jones
Aaspy
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