Man and Young Girl Face New Fulton Charges
Ronald Towle 27 of Onrio Street and Mary Ann Clark 17 of Fulton were jailed after late yesterday’s re arrest on new charges from a Sunday incident near W First and Leitch Streets. Towle faces resisting an officer while Clark faces third degree assault. both were held unable to post $500 bail. Police say they attacked Patrolman Charles Ottman during a fight in the street and damaged his radio car and his uniform.
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Fulton
Oswego County
W. First
Leitch Sts
Ronald Towle
Onrio St
Towle
Mary Ann Clark
Clark Girl
Charles Ottman
Clark
Ottman
Swim Pools Open Through Sunday Fulton Pools Stay Open
Fulton city recreation director John Muscalino announced municipally operated swim spots will remain open under lifeguard supervision until 5 p m Sunday. Guards will service Recreation Park pool and Rownlee and Stevenson beaches. The last moonlight dancing program of the season will be held from 8 30 to 11 30 p m Thursday at the pool with music by Local 267 Fulton Musicians Union.
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Fulton
John Muscalino
Muscalcino
Recreation Park
Rownlee
Stevenson
Fulton Musicians Union
Top Honors In Fulton Bridge Tournament
Fulton weekly bridge results list John Cullinan and Harold Pearson taking first with 4472 points. Second place earned by Mrs Willard Anderson and Mrs Harold McDonald with 41.2 points. third by Mrs Walter Thorpe and Mrs Martin Magis with 38% points. Frank Martin and Mrs Mr Donovan tied for tenth with 37 points. next tourney set for Sept 3.
Lost Child Narrow Escape In Downtown Fulton
A two and a half year old Central Square boy named Thomas Wilber wandered from his mother in Fulton’s downtown business area and was picked up by Patrolman William Taylor before his family realized he was missing. The child narrowly avoided injury after stepping into the path of a moving tractor trailer at the north south arterial and Oneida Street. Mrs. Dorothy Wilber later arrived at police headquarters to reclaim her son, with Act. Ser. Ernest Niccoli handling the return.
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Fulton
Central Square
Wiliam Taylor
Taylor
Thomas Wilber
Dorothy Wilber
Oneida St
Wil
Births at Fulton County Lee Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Francis Jacobs of Hannibal RD 1 and Mr and Mrs Theodore Lange of Fulton RD 3 welcomed sons born yesterday at Lee Memorial hospital.
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Fulton Fulton
Francis Jacobs
Hannibal RD 1
Theodore Lange
Fulton RD
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton Couple Judith Carvey and Francis Doyle Wed
Judith M Carvey daughter of Rexford E Carvey Jr and Francis Doyle son of Francis S Doyle Jr were married Saturday at Church of the Immaculate Conception Mrs William M Frawley served as matron of honor and Sheila J Riley was bridesmaid Fred Martin was best man and Robert Tretch acted as usher The couple will reside in Fulton after a wedding breakfast and reception.
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Fulton
Aldermen to consider three building permits in Fulton
Fulton council to review two hotel permits and one store permit at the September meeting. Bart Chalone seeks a $60,000 concrete one story hotel with 12 units on E Broadway. Stephen Tetra plans a $125000 wood frame hotel at the east-west arterial between Emery and Utica. Angelo Fiorini requests a $7000 cement store with basement at 5545 First Street.
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Fulton
Third Ward
Bart Chalone
Stephen Tetra
Chalone
E. Broadway
Tetro
Emery and
Utica Sts
Angelo Fiorini
First St
Defer Opening of Cato Meridian Central School
The opening of Cato Meridian Central School is postponed from September 9 to September 14 due to renovation of the village water system. Deep wells storage tanks and contractors work on wells water softening and standpipe painting as the village and school await reopening per Supervising Principal Howard Masher.
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Cato
Cato-Meridian Central School
Board of Education
Howard Masher
Open School For Retarded Children In Fulton Fall Term
Announcement that a new school for retarded children will open in the fall term in the Step 28 school building Fulton town. Program includes language development arts craft music and self help with teachers Mrs Murray Walker Mrs John Wilder and Mrs Wilbur Fay funded by parents charities and a Community Chest donation. Students transported by bus.
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Fouaton
Jiown
Volney
Murray Walker
John Wilder
Wilbur Fay
Community Chest
European girl to address Fulton Rotary luncheon
Miss Marianne Mueller from Europe will speak at the Fulton Rotary Club Thursday luncheon. She will relate impressions of people and places visited in the United States and will display ashdes she made of interesting sites from her trip.
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Marianne , Mueller
Europe
Fulton Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Mueller
Ashdes
Fulton Firms Seek Large Property Tax Reductions
Fulton grievance day sees two corporations filing protests on assessments. Osborne Paper Mill Equipment Corp seeks to cut Victoria property tax from 195 350 to 50 000 for the former Victoria Paper Mill on North First Street, bought earlier this year. Industrial Rehabilitation Corp asks 401 080 assessment on the former American Woolen Mills site be slashed to 90 000. About 75 adjustment claims filed, most from veterans exemptions.
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Fulton
Fulton Board of Assessors
Osborne Paper Mill Equipment Corp
Victoria Paper Mill
N. First St
Osborne
Victoria
Victoria Mills
Upstate
Industrial Rehabilitation Corp
American Woolen Mills
Whitcomb Park Zoning Changes Hearing Tonight
Fulton A public hearing by aldermen is set for Tuesday night during the September Common Council session to tighten residential zoning rules for the Whitcomb Park tract. A second hearing considers a city lands sale or lease measure as bids are reviewed for storm and sanitary sewer projects and public works equipment. Motorola and GE bids are under consideration with Oswego County Civil Defense sharing costs.
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Fulton
Whitcomb Park Tract
Common Council
Frawley Drive
Ellen Street
Sixth Ward
Public Works Department
Motorola and General Electric Co
Oswego County
Zellar and Alnutt Promotion Seen On Police Force
Fulton permanent appointments to captain and lieutenant in the police department are expected tonight by the Fire and Police Commission. Donald Zellar, acting lieutenant, is seen as captain candidate and Thomas Alnutt, acting sergeant, as lieutenant candidate. Zellar Alnutt were the only captain contenders in recent exams while all three including Joseph Varrecchia passed the lieutenant test.
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Fulton
Fulton Police Department
Fire and Police Commission
Donald Zellar
Thomas Alnutt
Zellar
Alnutt
Joseph Varrecchia
Police
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Harness Racing Commission Is Sworn in Today
New York reports the state three man Harness Racing Commission sworn in with Gov Rockefeller overseeing the oath to Robert A. Glasser chairman James A Farley and Spencer B Eddy. They replace George F Monaghan after ethics controversy and resignations. James O Malley Jr also sworn as Waterfront Commission member. Treasury balance figures show Aug 27 and fiscal year deposits withdrawals and debt totals.
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New York
Gov
Rockefeller
Robert A. Glasser
James A. Farley
Spencer B. Eddy
George F. Monaghan
Rockefellar
Monaghan
James O'Malley Jr
New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission
Damage Suit Filed by Widow of Organizer
In New York a $510 000 damage suit was filed in federal court by Bella Dugan widow of Alfred F. Dugan an ex convict and labor organizer shot to death during a labor dispute last fall. Defendants are Malcolm White president of Chester Cable Co and the company. White free on $50 000 bail pending a first degree murder trial set for Sept 10 in Newburgh. The suit claims willful malicious killing depriving Dugan’s wife and two daughters of support. Dugan recruited for Interstate Industrial Union Jersey City and led a strike to win workers from another union. Dugan had a prior record including bank and armed robbery and mayhem.
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New York
Alfred F. Dugan
Chester
N. Y
Malcolmn White
Chester Cable Co
Dugan
White
Orange County
Newburgh
Bella Dugan
Mountainside
N. J
Interstate Industrial Union
Jersey City
New Jersey
Cable Company
But Where Did The Bullet Come From?
Cooperstown New York details a 55 year old laborer Stanley Wickham who says a fall injured his eye and a .38 caliber revolver bullet was later removed from the eyelid at Mary Bassett Hospital. He reported no shot heard and police had no clue about the bullet’s source.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Stanley Wickham
Wickham
Middlefield Center
Mary Bassett Hospital
Syracuse man named head of state motor vehicle inspection
Carl C. McConnell of Syracuse will take over Sept 10 as director of New York's automobile inspection program. Tax Commissioner Joseph H. Murphy announced the appointment replacing Elmer Lane, who had held the post provisionally since March 1957. Lane returns to his permanent job as damages-evaluator.
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Albany
Carl C. McConnell
Syracuse
Joseph H. Murphy
McConnell
Glens Falls Insurance Company
Elmer Lane
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Lane
Pineville Wins To Even Series In Tandefakes Playoff
The Pineville Phillies won 8-3 over Redfield Merchants to even the two out of three series. Winning pitcher Mel Snencer relieved Ewart in the fifth, with Fid Bennett catching. Redfield’s Ouderkirk started, Narramore relieved in the ninth with Curry catching. Pineville had 8 runs on 13 hits with 2 errors, Redfield 3 runs on 10 hits with 7 errors. The final game for the championship is set for next Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Phillies
Tandefakes
Redfield Merchants
Mel Snencer
Pineville
Ewart
Fid Bennett
Ouderkirk
Redfield
Narramore
Curry
Six Music Awards To MACS Student At Valley Forge Camp
Douglas Court Courtright son of Mr and Mrs Richard Courtright earned six awards and the best musician of 1959 medal at Valley Forge Music Camp Wayne Pa following a summer of study. His success reflects well on MACS under Sheldon Blank. Also family news notes visits and local social gatherings including Legion Camp plans and Daughters of Union Veterans involvement in Detroit flood coverage.
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Mexico
MACS
Sheldon Blank
Valley Forge
Douglas Courtright
Richard Courtright
Wayne
Doug
Merril Righter
Syracuse
Rightmyer
H. J. Hoyt
The
Presbyterian Church
State Park
Kenneth B. Murphy
Daughters of Union Veterans
Detroit
Lila Phillips
Sidney
Daughters of Union Veterans of New York
Mercy Harper
Fred Blodgett
Fulton
Murphy
Duplicate Bridge Club
Officials Give Up Hope for 13 Lost in Quake
In West Yellowstone Mont the sheriff announced 13 more named victims are likely dead, raising the probable toll to 28 from the Aug 17 18 landslides triggered by earthquakes. The list includes Robert Williams and family of Idaho Falls and Dr Merle Edgerton and Harmon Woods party from Coalinga California.
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Yellowstone
Mont
Slide
Donald J Skerritt
Robert J. Williams
Michael
Christy
Steven
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Williams
Virginia City Museum
Roger Provost
Soledad
Calif
Katherine Provost
Ontario
West Yellowstone
Madison River
Provost
Merle Edgerton
Edna
Harmon Woods
Coalinga
Edgerton
Ambassador Bonsal Fails To See Castro In Cuba
U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal has tried for nearly three months to meet Prime Minister Fidel Castro in Cuba. State Department press officer Lince White reported this Monday amid a Tribune Service note that U S Cuban relations may be at a dead end. White declined to confirm the extreme assessment.
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U. S
Edel Wasitington
Philip Bonsal
Fidel Castro
Cas
Lince White
State Department
White
Chicago Tribune
United States
Cuba
Senate panel urges New York New Jersey commuter compact
The Senate Judiciary Committee backs a New York New Jersey compact to address commuter and transport issues. The panel’s Monday recommendation mirrors a House approved resolution with technical changes. If Senate passes, it returns to the House for agreement before federal approval. Sponsored by Rep. Peter W. Rodino Jr. (D NJ).
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Washington
Senate
New York
Judiciary group votes to repeal two term limit
Three of six members of a Senate Judiciary subcommittee approved a constitutional amendment to repeal the prohibition on a president serving more than two terms. Absent members suggest the measure will reach the full committee, along with a second amendment to outlaw poll taxes for federal voting. Chairman Estes Kefauver said the remaining three members will have 44 hours to vote.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Donkey Ball Benefit Game Planned in Pulaski Area
Arrangements are under way for a donkey ball game to aid the PuSan Boy Church League. The match will be held soon in Pulaski between a Sandy Creek representative team and a Pulaski squad. A second item notes that in 1922 the first commercial hybrid corn seeds yielded 10 bushels, while by 1958 hybrids accounted for 94 percent of 3.8 billion bushels harvested in the LS.
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Pulaski
PuSan Boy Church League
Sandy Creek
Plays and travels mark busy Stratford and Phoenix area
Mr and Mrs Donald Generous returned from a vacation visiting Stratford Ontario and Montreal where they attended two plays at the Shakespearian festival Seeking local social notes Miss Alice McNitt and Richard McNitt hosted in Schenectady A VFW auxiliary plans a Wednesday meeting at the post home The Pennellville Bible school enrolls 30 children with daily sessions and a space age theme Various residents take trips to Montreal Halifax and New England. library schedule remains in summer pattern
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Phoenix
Donald Generous
Stratford
Ontario
Canada
Montreal
Generous
Whithall
Alice McNitt
Richard McNitt
Schenectady
Asa G. Candee
Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Cricket Letson
Pennellville
Jesus
Charles Ouderkirk
Edward Boots
Peggy Mills
Wayne Huntley
Arlene Boots
Joseph Bishop
Janet Boots
Marie Bacon
H. G. Chase
Warners
H. B. Sherron
Syracuse
Chase Camp
Tully Lake
Fred Shaw
Frederick Shaw
Norwich
Quebec
Halifax
Bangor
Maine
M Is
Cobb
Jennie Richards
Fulton
Phoenix Library
Kenneth Cole
Karen
Patricia
Cole
Sophia Cole
New England States
Sidney Marcrey
Oneida Association
Pilgrim Fellowship
Congregational Conference
Lisle
Walter Hollenbeck
Petersville
Mra
Ash
David Gilbert
Borden Corners
Willis Gilbert
Rock Reappoints Anti Fire Group in New York
Gov Rockfeller reappoints three members of the Northeastern Forest Fire Protection Commission Assemblyman Leo Lawrence R Herkimer William M Foss Ballston Spa and Iaman A Beeman Glens Falls The unsalaried agency was created by an interstate compact for mutual aid in fighting forest fires in New York and New England Also named to various councils were Cyril E Fyles Douglaston L L to Farmingdale State Agricultural and Technical Institute Orin Q Flint Delhi to Harpur College Lawrence F Cuthbert Osdensburg to the State College of Education Potsdam
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Albany
Rockfeller
New York
Northeastern Forest Fire Protection Commission
Leo Lawrence
Cyril E. Fyles
Douglaston
L. L
State Agricultural and Technical Institute
Farmingdale
Orin Q. Flint
Delhi
Harpur College
Endicott
Lawrence F. Cuthbert
Oxdensburg
State College of Education
Potsdam
Fraternal Bowlers Open Season With 16 Teams
Pulaski reports the Fraternal Bowling League will start its season Thursday night with 16 four man teams. Two shifts will be used as before and automatic pin setters are expected to speed play. The Commercial Bowling League meets tonight at 8 in the Bowling Center to plan for the year with captains, reps, and interested bowlers to attend.
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Pulaski
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