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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1952
Page
4
The report shows fluctuations in the weekly funds with a low eight year support. It lists changes in the current pie and references United funds and figures like $33.87 and $20.67. A number of garbled terms suggest a Finance Department update and weekly ended values.
Federal and state totals show 1951 public assistance spending rose to 1.204 billion in federal contributions and 2.203 million in combined outlays, driven by broadened aid to dependents and the disabled. The share from federal funds remained about 52 percent as states faced higher living costs and expanded eligibility.
Fragmentary report notes cattle feed shortages as farm stock relies on staving pastures and ponds. Jane Baker helps water and spray pastures while CATTLEMAN and F Johnson of Germantown, Tean discuss selling cattle to cover winter needs.
Bloodhounds from Page One traced the suspect after a violent home invasion. Weatherup, 57, a machinery designer, and his wife were attacked as they descended stairs in robes. Weatherup was hospitalized with head injuries and stab wounds but expected to recover. his wife died four hours later.
Harry Jacobs 32 of Brooklyn confessed after 12 hours of questioning to involvement in the holdup during which William Hopkins was killed and Alfred McCullagh wounded. Jacobs, a Sing Sing parolee serving a five year robbery term, was found on a roof near the scene after two armed men shot Hopkins and abducted McCullagh and wife. A .22 revolver was recovered under the car as the murder weapon. Policemen chased two suspects seen fleeing near the scene and later pursued two men identified as Serbn and Hubbard and Wittam Bezteliag after a tip from a passerby.
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