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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1950
Page
4
Syracuse Social Security manager Edson says there will be no delay in increasing benefits under the amended Social Security Act. He and 20 field managers trained in Albany report readiness to issue higher checks starting Jan. 1, affecting about 22 000 local beneficiaries.
Chancellor Tolley says women and the university will see increased research and activity due to the Korean War. He expects no enrollment drop for at least a year and urges students to take ROTC training. Tolley also cites a boom in job opportunities for engineers.
A Haarlem based Dutch Girl Scout Nel Voltelen visits Syracuse Public Library with Doris Wife to view a scrapbook from Rotterdam Girl Scouts. The book honors the Syracuse library for books sent to Rotterdam and Voltelen will register for a library card in Haarlem. The visit is part of an international Scout exchange funded by the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund with 20 international scouts spending the summer in the United States.
In a sudden outburst a man killed his daughter Shirley 15 and two sons Floyd J Jr 4 and Joseph 2 before slashing his throat and firing a shotgun to end his life. The family was found after the violent incident.
Oswego officer Daniel Collins Jr of the 10th Marine Tank Battalion, on active duty and due to depart for California, sought a $500 down payment refund from real estate agent Clifford H. Rogers. Judge James A. Farrell allowed a remote out of court presentation with Phillip Woods named as referee. The case will be heard on the calendar with Collins presenting as if he were present.
Fred Sparks Jr the superintendent of the Central New York School for the Deaf will speak at the Rotary luncheon Friday in Hotel Onondaga. His topic is The Deaf Speak. He is president of the Rome Rotary Club and active in the YMCA and Boy Scouts of America.
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