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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1958
Page
1
Wet weather and frequent rains cripple hay harvests with nearly all uncut in Oswego County while corn lags and oats look decent requiring dry heat. Pastures stay lush keeping milk stable though lettuce losses loom and onion yields dip. Bleak outlook paints a season of high grain costs and patchy market relief.
The Utica Fire Department station No. 10 houses twelve men for 24 hour shifts. They perform house chores, maintain engines, roll hoses, and study while meals and reading fill spare moments. The built in North Utica Library, television, and ongoing training define a busy station life aimed at ready emergency response.
County officers plan the annual shore dinner at the Lewis Point Club August 20 starting at 1 p.m. Dinner served at 3 p.m. Rollin Kohler and Richard Brown handle arrangements. The article notes 120 million Americans play cards and use about 60 million decks yearly.
The Rome Association of Republican Voters accuses the Oneida County GOP of giving meager recognition to Romans in candidate endorsements. The group cites 9 Uticans and 1 Rome resident among 10 endorsed candidates, with two non Uticans Townsend and Williams named for state posts. Willson asserts Rome Republicans are denied fair rewards for their efforts, while backing 34 challengers to GOP-backed slate in county and city contests.
A preschool sodium fluoride clinic for three and four year olds is planned at Town Hall from September 2 to 16. Mrs James VanWinkle chairs the Camden Parent Teacher Association project. Margaret D Aprix an Oneida County dental hygienist will provide fluoride applications to harden teeth and reduce decay.
The record highest falls in New York State are Taughannock Falls with a height of 215 feet.
Federal Internal Revenue agents seized the Morse Oneida Cleaners and Dyers plant at 116 West Elm Street and other personal property of owner Stuart Morse. The action aims to liquidate an outstanding employment tax liability totaling about 5500 dollars with penalty and interest. The seizure followed failed collection efforts and a public auction will sell the seized items.
A novena begins today at St Catherine's Vernon in anticipation of the Assumption feast. Rev. Raymond J. Loftus cites Pope Pius XII urging prayers for persecuted churches and for renewal of Christian precepts. Rosary hymns and Benediction follow at 8 p.m. on listed evenings. The novena ends Friday Aug 15.
City manager Joseph Page announced completion of a new traffic signalization system after a survey by Cornell expert Taylor Lewis. The system speeds vehicular flow with flexible timing, adds pedestrian walk lights at James and Liberty and Dominick and James, and costs 44 376 including survey and labor.
Union officials predicted the eight week old iron workers strike would accelerate two projects in Saranac Lake. The Route 3 bridge entry into the village and the Grand Union store on Church Street Ext are advancing as a tentative contract agreed to by the union and contractor aligns with a general upstate settlement.
Exhibit at the Pioneer Gallery in Cooperstown opens tomorrow as the third of four summer shows. A reception for the artist will run from 4 to 7 pm.
Watertown hosts the divisional playoffs with top teams Sackets Harbor Cape Vincent Henderson and Chamontclash in two semi final contests. Winners meet in a best two out of three division final to decide Western Eastern champ. Harrisville Antwerp Carthage Copenhagen noted for seeding and consolation action at Theresa.
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