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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

4

Old men seek work as employers balk at age

A report from Miss Jessie I. Belyea of the Special Employment Bureau for the Handicapped describes 50 black-tagged men over fifty seeking jobs in New York. She notes many have long careers ending when younger workers are hired, and details attempts to place them as watchmen, janitors, clerks, or in other roles. The Times will run free ads next Sunday to connect applicants over 50 with potential employers.

Seashore New York City Special Employment Bureau For the Handicapped Charity Organization Society Blatchley Joint Application Bureau Brooklyn Miss Belyea Miss Pelvea Park Bench Belyea Hag Jae J. T. Hunt Bowery Mission Oxford Times Hunt Supt Manhattan Island Times Square Spruce Street Brill B. B New England Gome New York Boston Buffalo Riker

Principal 76 Retired After fifty year service plea denied

H William Smith principal of School 20 at Rivington and Forsyth Streets, age 76, was retired by a 7 to 1 vote despite pleas that he remain to celebrate fifty years in active service. Commissioners opposed the move, citing age and risk, while Smith highlighted his decades of teaching and work against neighborhood vice.

H. William Smith Rivington and Forsyth Streets Board of Education Cosgrove Smith Osgrove

Beecher Elm Tree Chopped Down Near Beecher Home

The Henry Ward Beecher elm, about a century old and near the house of Mrs. Beecher at the northeast corner of Orange and Hicks, was cut down yesterday by men from the Park Department. Beecher is said to have rested in its shade on his way to Plymouth.

Beecher Henry Ward Beecher Co Orange and Hicks Street

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