Raw Sewage Brews Row At Auburn
Mayor Robert A. Nelson summoned City Engineer D. M. Dunning Jr and plant superintendent James T. Lynch over bypassed raw sewage into Owasco outlet amid staff shortages at Auburns million dollar sewage treatment plant. Councilman Donovan urged action by the city manager amid a letter blaming drunken sick and vacationing workers. Lynch described insufficient staff, poor pay, and operational losses while Dunning cited budget limits and equipment damage from inadequate labor.
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Auburn
Robert A. Nelson
Owasco
D. M. Dunning, Jr
James T. Lynch
William F. Donovan
Alfred FE. Turner
Donovan
Dunning
Sewate
Four year old drowns in St Lawrence River accident
In Oak Point Seatt O, a four year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs William Clayton of Rochester, wandered onto a boat deck and fell into the St Lawrence River and drowned. Nearby Rev Mielke and responders tried to save him but all efforts failed. The body was taken to Hammond and Rochester for funeral services. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Sam Pauldine of 140 E Third St Oswego.
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Oak Point
Seatt O
CIA
jWillam Clayton
Rochester
St. Lawrence River
Mielke
Farr
Hammond
Oaks Keyes
Bustis
Cows Killed by Lightning in Potsdam Pasture
Ten cows were killed when a tree struck by lightning toppled in Earl Blanchard’s Potsdam pasture. Nine cows owned by Ward Burd and one owned by Blanchard were grazing under the tree. two other cattle survived uninjured. The herd consisted of registered Holsteins and losses are estimated between 3500 and 4060 dollars.
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Potsdam
Earl Blanchard
Ward Burd
Burdick
I¢K
Iass
Mental Ills of Old Could Be Cured If Distinguishable
Dr. Robert C. McMillan told the Illinois State Medical Society in Chicago that many mental disorders in the elderly are neuroses tied to maladjustment rather than true senility. He said most issues arise from fear of independence loss, identity, and changes in home and friends, and that degenerative psychoses and physical changes are less responsive.
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Chicago
Robert C. McMillan
Illinois State Medical Society
McMullan
Finish Unit Meet Opens With Peace Finish
Eastern States Finnish Culture League picnic in Nichols Park attracted about 200 visitors from the eastern seaboard and Ohio. The three day festival included a play in Van Etten Hall and a Brooklyn Finnish choir with Baltimore women gymnasts demonstrations. No Paul Robeson appearance occurred despite rumors. Veterans posts reported no planned demonstrations, though a cross was burned and grease smeared near the fire park in a quiet picnic.
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Spencer
Nichols Park
Seaboard
Ohio
van Etten
Nichols Parx
Brooklyn
Baltimore
van Etten Hall
Corp
Joseph Benenall
State Police
BCI
Joe
Benenall
Parade Tops Norwood Fourth of July Celebration
About 50 people attended the Norwood Fourth of July parade sponsored by the Norwood Fire Department. The Clark Robinson Post color guard led, followed by the Legion auxiliary and a float. Awards went to Madrid Fire Department for best appearance, Canton second, West Stockholm for first in department appearance, Potsdam second. Norwood 4-H Club and Girl Scout float also placed. Judges included Carroll Jenner, Kinsman Wright, and Richard Hann.
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Potsdam
Norwood
Norwood Fire Department
Clark-Robinson
Norwood Legion
Madrid
Canton
West Stockholm
Hazel Brown Engaged to William R Hixson
Mrs Ethel Brown of MacDougall announces the engagement of her daughter Hazel Mae Brown to William R Hixson son of Mr and Mrs John Hixson of Geneva William Wulardrd The wedding is planned for September.
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Macdougall
Ethel Brown
Hazel Mae Brown
William R. Hixson
Mire
John. Hixson
Gemeva-Wulardrd
Building Permits Totals and School Projects Listed
June building permits in Watertown top $1.19 million with four Scheel Projects and school additions. Notable permits include a $3,009,000 home at 279 California Ave and $42 Michigan Ave, plus several $8,000 to $10,000 houses. Garage and alteration permits push total to over $1.95 million for miscellaneous work. Cayuga Lake crowds and Seneca Falls traffic issues noted as popular sites.
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Watertown
Fred E. O’brien
Lex Taney
California Av
Samuel Booth
Haley
Earl K. Brown
Sehiey Dry W
Robertson
Michigan
Ward Polinsky
Sherman St
Robert Timarman
Green St
Joseph Lundy
Eastern Bivd
Thompson School
Fulton-T alant to close for two weeks vacation
Fulton plant closes with Thursday as final shift for the employees. The facility will reopen in two weeks and resume operations. Nestle Company and related firm names appear in the text.
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Fulton—Talant
Nestle Company
Ada Thin
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