State Conservation Commissioner Promises Expanded Program
State Conservation Commissioner pledges an expanded conservation program across Oswego Fulton Constantia Pulaski and Phoenix areas as Syracuse Herald Journal and affiliated papers report on home town news from their wide circulation territories.
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Syracuse Herald
Ald-Journal
Herald-Journal
Oswego
Fulton Constantia
PULASKI _ PHOENIX
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse Sunday Herald-American
Duryea Outlines Vast New State Conservation Plan
Cortland New York State will launch a postwar conservation program expanding hatcheries and game farms to double fish stock and birds released. New hatcheries planned for Chautauqua and Catskill, a Batavia game farm, and 325 miles of added public fishing rights. Also funds for forest restoration, forest management, and school education programs.
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Cortland
New York State
Perry B. Duryea
State Conservation Department
Cortland County
Hotel Cortland
Chautauqua
Catskill
Batavia
Duryea
John A. McDermott
Victor Skiff
Norman G. Stage
Ithaca
Tompkins County
L. P. Smith
Ithaca Gun Company
Morse E. Ames
Walter W. Stokes
Cooperstown
Curyea
Mr. McDemott
Conservation Council of
New Hospital Favored in Oswego
Oswego measures show public support for a Sisters operated hospital. An executive committee reports incomplete survey returns and household contact difficulties. Coupons will be printed in newspapers to collect opinions, mailed to survey director Charles Gallagher, 167 W Eighth St.
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Oswego
Community Hospital Association
Knights of Columbus
Charles Gallagher
W. Eighth St
Mexico Gun Club Dinner Celebrates New Membership Roll
The Mexico Rod and Gun Club will hold a dinner at Beck's Hotel Wednesday at 8 PM to celebrate a new membership roll of over 250. Frank Ash of Fulton will attend to show moose hunting and fishing trip pictures with commentary. Elvin Pierce will toast. The club promotes hunting and fishing and stocks streams with trout and pheasants funded by dues.
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Mexico
Elvin Tr. Pierce
Faculty of Mexico Academy and
Central School
Oswego Nine Seeks First Win Today
Oswego High School baseball aims for its first win after three losses as Hannibal visits Otis Field at 4 PM. The Blue and White travel to Mansfield and then host Cortland in league play, with ace pitcher Mike McCrobie expected back after an injury.
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Oswego
Oswego High School
Hannibal High School
Otis Field
Mansins
Cadets
Cortland
Oswero
Central Square
Fulton
Utica
Seymour Switzer Dead at 81 Years
Seymour Switzer aged 81 of 36 Park Place died this morning at Geneva General FE Hospital after a brief illness. His wife Catherine is hospitalized there following an operation two weeks earlier.
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Geneva
Seymour Switzer
Park Pl
Geneva General FE Hospital
Catherine
Sentencing Deferred for Granby Parents in Truancy Case
Oswego County Judge Eugene F. Sullivan deferred sentencing of Henry and Gladys Burnard in Children’s Court after they admitted aiding their children’s truancy. The judge set May 20 for the decision, ordered the husband to seek employment and the wife to find suitable housing. Eight of the Burnards’ eleven children will stay at the St. Francis Home.
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Hswego
Henry
Gladys Burnard
Granby
Oswego County
Eugene F. Sullivan
Juri Sullivan
Barnard
St. Francis Home
Fulton VREW Auxiliary to Award High School Essay Prizes
A social meeting of Fulton VREW Auxiliary is set for Wednesday at 7 90 PM in the El Hart building on South First Street. The gathering will award essay prizes to high school pupils.
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FULTON—A _ social
VREW
el- Hart
S. First St
Joseph Sorbello Dead in Fulton
Fulton resident Joseph Sorbello 41 died suddenly at Lee Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He operated a muck farm at R D 4 Fulton, was born in Italy and had lived here 20 years. Survived by uncles Salvadore Sorbello and Alfred Sorbello and cousin John Torrese.
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Fulton
Joseph Sorbello
R.D
Lee Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sorbello
Italy
Salvadore Sorbello
New Jersey
Alfred Sorbello
Philadelphia
John Torrese
Phoenix
Eight year old’s costly window demonstration backfires
Oswego patrolman John Sul livan investigated a breakage at the Coca Cola Bottling Company in Syracuse for an 81 percent square plate glass. He discovered it was a demonstration by an eight year old who wanted to show friends how big a hole a stone would make. The child’s father and plant manager L. C. Benn discussed the high price of plate glass windows after the incident.
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Oswego
John Sullivan
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Syracuse
L. C. Benn
Coal Strike Threatens Norwich Industries
A freight embargo tied to a coal strike threatens Norwichs major industries with possible shutdowns. Norwich Knitting Company and other plants fear space limits, scarce coal, and the embargo cutting supply chains, while some firms report limited stock and rising risk if the embargo lasts. Local freight officials offered no reassurance.
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Norwich
Ben Williams
Norwich Pharmacy Company
Williams
Norwich Knitting Company
Fred H. O'Hara
O’hara
New York State Electric and Gas Company
J. C. Dykeman
Bainbridge Power Plant
Electric Company
Dykeman
David F
Dickinson 74 Dies In House Of Birth
Bernhards Bay E Earl Dickinson aged 74, retired silversmith, dies at home where he was born. A Quaker, he served as master of Bernhards Bay Grange and was vice president of Oswego County Fire Relief. Survived by wife Myrtle Cook Dickinson. Funeral Friday at 11 AM at the family home with burial in Bernhards Bay Cemetery.
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Dickinson
Bernhards Bay
E. Earl Dickinson
Evra
Margaret Hemmingway Dickinson
St Lawrence Baptists to Hold 133rd Annual Session
Ogdensburg hosts the 133rd annual meeting of the St. Lawrence Baptist Association at the Ogdensburg Baptist Church with sermons by Rev. Frank Kelly and Rev. Harold B. Lundgren. Dr. Glenn Ewell speaks on The Christian Life Crusade, devotionals by Mrs. Maurice Lindsay, and church women serve dinner. Sessions run from morning into evening.
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Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence Baptist Association
Frank Kelly
Oswegatchie Baptist Church
Glenn Ewell
Rochester
Christian Life Crusade
A. BE. Kelly
Maurice Lindsay
Harold B. Lundgren
New York State Baptist Convention
Rome Boy Hurls No Hit No Run For Rome Free Academy
Rome Free Academy defeated Whitesboro 9-0 in a Central Oneida League game at Whitesboro Field. Joe Cassadie pitched seven strikeouts and three walks, allowing six hits to three Whitesboro hurlers. Summa and Mc Maher homered for the Ro nanos, Conti doubled. Dick Kolash took the loss. Upcoming games include St Francis at Proctor and Utica Free Academy at New Hartford.
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Whitesboro
Joe Cassadie
Rome Free Academy
Whitesboro Feld
Oneida
Summa
McMaher
Ro Nans
Conti
Cassadie
Wilesboro
Dick Kolash
St. Francis
Proctor
Utica Free Academy
New Harford
St. Mary's
St. Johnsville
Canajoharle
Fort Plain
Ilion
Dolgeville
Forestport
West Leyden
Glenfield
Lyons Falls
Port Leyden
Beaver River
Constableville
Benson
van Hornesville
Cherry Valley
Richfield Springs
Wast Winfield
Jefferson County Judges May Get Pay Increases
In Watertown the Jefferson County board of supervisors will consider boosting the County Juvenile Court judge salary from 2900 to 5000 dollars annually, a plan proposed by County Judge Crandall F. Phillips and held by Judge Clarence F. Giles. Reported future potential rise to 7500 dollars for the county judge. County Highway Superintendent Walter R. Eggleston cites last winter’s snow removal cost at 158136.74 dollars, down 86533.92 from the prior season.
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Watertown
Jefferson County Board of Supervisors
Clarence F. Giles
Crandall F. Phillips
Walter R. Eggleston
Jefferson County
Oswego County Home Bureau Plans Five Unit Meetings
Oswego County Home Bureau schedules five unit meetings for tomorrow per Miss Rosemary Williams. Fulton unit at 8:30 A.M. in Lower Oswego Falls Grange Hall for a clothing lesson. Hall Road unit at 10:30 A.M. in Lansing Schoolhouse for a furniture refinishing lesson. Pennellville unit at 1:30 P.M. in Grange Hall for ironing. Ox Creek unit at 10:30 A.M. in Cody Fire House for clothing. White Schoolhouse at 1 P.M. at Mrs. Laidlaw’s home for clothing.
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Oswego
Oswego County
Pennellville
Grange Hall
Williams
Ox Creek
Cody
Frances Leppert
Ian Laidlaw
Ceylon Fras
April Was Dry Month at Cornell and Ithaca
Ithaca and Cornell University report a notably dry April with only 1.58 inches of rain, below the normal 2.51 inches. The drought record shows 1915 as the driest April with 0.55 inches, contributing to a moisture deficit of 3.02 inches since January.
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Ithaca
Agronomy Department
Cornell University
Weather Bureau
Mrs. Sarah LaDue 92 Dies in Waterloo Rites Tomorrow
Waterloo widow Mrs. Sarah La Due 92 died yesterday after a long illness at the Thomas Nising Home. Funeral services are set for 2 P M tomorrow at Genung funeral home with Rev. J Nicholas Bragan officiating. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. Surviving: three sons Arthur La Due of Waterloo Fred La Due of Buffalo and William La Due of Japan.
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Waterloo
Sarah la Due
Hiram la Due
Washington St
Thomas Nising
Genung
W. Main St
J. Nicholas Bragan
Maple Grove
la Due
Arthur la Due
Fred la Due
Buffalo
William la Due
Japan
Fulton Will Open Sunday With Pulaski
Thirty two players were signed to play in the North ern Ci Division of the Central New York Semi pro Baseball League at a meeting last night at Recreation Park. Veterans continuing include Ed McGinn Ed Tracy Frank Poteneck Fanner Ward hough Ripper Collins Slasher Cook John Naioti and Lock Steuber. The opener will be Pulaski at 2 30 P M Sunday. Coach Ernest Nicoli assisted by Joe Baleski and Lock Steuber. Al Perry praised the turnout and promised Fulton a good ball team. Officers present ranged Ted Kanaley Elmer Okoniewski Harold Taylor John Muscalino Norm MacNamara.
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Ernest Nicoli
Joe Baleski
Lock Steuber
al Perry
City of Fulton
Ted Kanaley
Elmer Okoniewski
Harold Taylor
John Muscalino
Norm MacNamara
Eight Teams join Oswego Softball Loop
Eight teams will compete in City Softball. John Muscalino says four teams will play each Monday and Wednesday at Oswego Falls Park and Foster Park. Competing teams include Circle Supply Oswego Falls Hotel Polish Eagles Veterans Guild Fulton Tire Shop Ingamell's Dairy Dick's Do-Nut Bogardus Insurance and Veteran's Grill. Season opens Monday May 13 with Oswego Falls Hotel vs Circle Supply at Oswego Falls Park 6:30 PM.
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Fulton
John Muscalino
Oswego Falls Park
Foster Park
Circle Supply
Oswego Falls Hotel
Polish Eagles
Veterans Guild
Fulton ‘Tire Shop
Ingamell’s Dairy
Dick’s Do-Nut
Bogardus Insurance
Veteran's Grill
Fulton Tire Shop
Tagametl’s Dairy
Oswegn Falls Park
Dick's Do- Nut
Bogardus
Worker Hurt At Oswego
Frank M. Ross, 50, of 15 Varick St, was seriously injured after plunging 20 feet from a plank scaffold at the Oswego grain elevator yesterday at 3 PM. He survived the fall and showed improvement overnight. X rays will determine the injury extent. Ross, a maintenance gang member, was placing a metal covering on a roller door when the scaffold gave way.
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Oswego
Frank M. Ross
Ross
William Smith Rites Tomorrow
William Henry Smith 69 died at his home 69 W First St Fulton after a long illness. He was born in Oswego and was a building contractor in Fulton. Survived by two daughters Mrs John Scotest Syracuse and Mrs Walter L Hamlin Detroit. two sons William and Earl S Smith Fulton. one brother George Smith Syracuse. Funeral 8:30 A.M. at Jessie Cole Quinn Funeral Home and 9 A.M. at Church of the Immaculate Conception. burial St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Fulton
William Henry Smith
First St
Mr. Smith
Oswego
Church of the Immaculate Conception
John Scotest
Syracuse
Walter L. Hamlin
Detroit
William
Earl S. Smith
George Smith
Jessie Cole Quinn
Church of the_ Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Home Bureau to Hold Last Clothing Lesson
Mrs Ernest Reynolds will conduct the final care of clothing project lesson at Fulton Grange Hall tomorrow morning. The three lesson series covered pressing, woolen care, garment seaming, nap preservation, and now washing and pressing rayon fabrics with a noon luncheon and afternoon garment work. Regular Wednesday meetings in the Grange Hall are open to all.
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Fulton
Ernest Reynolds
Home Bureau
Grange Hall
University of Cornell
Pilgrimage to honor John Brown in Lake Placid
The 24th annual John Brown Memorial Association pilgrimage marks the 1461st birth anniversary with a two day program in Lake Placid. Activities include an annual business meeting, organ recital, constitutional assembly, tea at Mrs Inez Carters residence, public evening meeting, a memorial service at the John Brown farm, and a testimonial dinner at Adirondack Community Church.
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Lake Placid
John Brown
John Brown Memorial Association
Lake Placid Club
Constitutional Assembly
Inez Carter
Lake Placid High School
Robert WW. Henry
Shields Green
Walter F. Jerrick
J. W. Shirley
Luke Perkins
Frederick G
Kiwanis To Honor Auburn Cayugas Team Guests
Auburns Barney Hearn and the Auburn Cayugas, entry in the Canadian American Baseball League, will be guests at Thursday Kiwanis meeting at Hotel Osborne. Each player will be introduced with a sketch of his baseball career.
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Auburn
Barney Hearn
Auburn Cayugas
Kiwanis
Chub
Hotel Osborne
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Stuart C Thompson
Pirst St Fulton
Veronica Schwartz
Phoenix Mre
M & Fostel
Hannibal Eleanon
M & Thompson
Pulaski Mhs
Mary T Brown
Frank Preman
George Owen
Roy E. Fairman
A Ane
Oswego Nine
Pontiac
Frank G. Wells, Jr
William M. Leask
Kenneth Todd
Don H. Stacy
St. Lawrence Baptists
Rome
Sarah LaDue
William Smith
George Mitchinson
Lynn Johnson
Skaneateles Lake
George Bearup
Mary Dick
Francis Bearup
Bearup
Lena Dick
Arsenal St
Chaumont
Watchman
Fitzhugh Hall
Arkansan
Oawege
Abbott
Joseph Youngs
Mary Robinson
Sth
Fremont Sts
Firat St
Carpenter’s Transit
Sweet Bros. Paper Mfg
Inc
Phoenix, N.Y
Tel
Academy
Pulaski
Ballet Theater
Saratoga
Gary Cooper
Ingrid Bergman
Floya Robson
Utopia
Bing Crosby
Dorothy Lamour
Bob Hope
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