Money's Worth Age Bias in Employment Grows Worse
Sylvia Porter reports that age discrimination against jobseekers over 40 for men and over 35 for women is rising nationwide. Studies by the Office Executives Association and Forty Plus Club show increasing refusals to hire over 30, with 42.3 percent of firms rejecting men over 50 and 68 percent over 55, while 56 percent of firms reject women over 50.
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Sylvia Porter Corporation
Fice
New York City
New York Office Executives Association
Congress
Sputnik
Washington
Gutekunst
Kiviat
Local obituaries mark multiple Syracuse area residents
Bertha Wright Dorland 55 of 207 Herbert Street died in Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton after a short illness. She had lived in Syracuse and worked as secretary for the Museum of Fine Arts Cleveland. Survived by four sisters. services Wednesday at Sears Funeral Home North Syracuse. burial Hillside Cemetery Central Square. Also: Andrew S. Dolin 79 of Cornwall-on-Hudson died in Newburgh after a long illness. services tomorrow in Toohey Funeral Home Newburgh. burial Newburgh. Helen Lempiewski Mattydale died yesterday. services Wednesday at Edward Wrobel Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church. burial Sacred Heart Cemetery. Henry M. Hogan Mattydale died yesterday. 40-year Crouse Hinds employee. services Wednesday at Hart & Quinn Funeral Home and St. Margaret's Church. burial Assumption Cemetery.
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Bertha Wright Dorland
Herbert Sr
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Syracuse
Museum of Fine Arts
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Pickard
Cicero
Carl C. Miller
Hale Shepard
Herbert McElroy
Fayetteville
Sears Funeral Home
North Syracuse
Alfred Christensen
Church of the Nazarene
North
Hillside Cemetery
Central Square
Andrew S. Dolin
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Syrcuse
Newburgh
Toohey Funeral Home
Dolin
Julia Dolin
Myron A
Andrew J. Dolin
Marietta
John R. LaCasse
John Johnson
Edward Hoar
Helen Lempiewski
Factory Ave
Mattydale
Minoa
Edward Wrobel
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Poland
Vincent Tubielewicz
Charles Nosewicz
Henry M. Hogan
Harrington St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Crouse Hinds
St. Margaret's Church
Crouse
Hinds
Lawrence M. Hogan
James Hogan
Patrick O
John J
William E. Hess
Hart & Quinn Funeral Home
Assumption Cemetery
Funeral
Empire Livestock Auction Report May 27 1958 West Winfield NY
The Empire Livestock Marketing Cooperative in West Winfield New York reports May 27 1958 cattle hogs and dairy replacements sales. Receipts include 65 cattle 44 calves 3 hogs and 12 replacement cows with prices per hundredweight and per head for dairy beef cattle calves and bulls. Beef dairy and cull categories show varied steady to higher trends with utility and cutter cows in the 16 to 23 dollar range and veal and replacement prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Livestock Marketing Cooperative
West Winffled
N. Y
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Aera
Vale
Ae ‘Ood
Bobs Iover
Sprvicers
First 60-Year Employe of Crouse Hinds Retires
Otto Ehrlich of Weedsport retires as the first person to complete 60 years at Crouse Hinds Co makers of condulet fittings. His 1898 start path included drill press operator and foreman roles. He farms 185 acres and his two sons Wilbert and Melvin also work at the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Tuttle
Crouse-Hinds Company
Otto Ehrlich
Crouse-Hinds
Ehrhchk
Weedsport
Crouse-Hinds Co
Otto
American Bowling Congress
Crouse-Hinds Organization
Wilbert Ehrlich
Melvin Ehrlich
Firm Leases Space Next to Wilson Building
A Central New York firm has leased the main floor of 320 S Salina St adjacent to Wilson Building and Shoppers Garage arcade. The 8,000 square foot space on a long term lease will open Aug 4 with about $100,000 planned for remodeling. Wilson's will keep appliance and record departments and add a million dollar basement for appliance, record, TV and sporting goods.
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New York
Bulding
S. Salina St
John Wilson Realty Co
Wilson Bldg
Shoppers Garage
Wilson’s
Jerome Wilson
Wilson's
Wilson
Market Report New York Wholesale Produce Conditions
USDA notes heavy supplies and fairly active demand on the New York Wholesale Produce Market with steady overall tone. NJ and NY offerings include asparagus 2.00 3.50 per crate, lettuce romaine 0.75 1.50, iceberg 1.25 3.00, strawberries 0.25 0.60 per quart, sweet potatoes 3.50 4.50 per bushel, and mushrooms 1.00 1.40 per 4 quart basket among others.
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New York
Schenley
Grkel
Ierat AM Voor
Sperry Ad Vents
Sterl
Stevens
U.S
Swift & Co
Toledo
Air Lin
Eee
Calif
Univ
Cal
Vick Chem
Viet
Fla
West
D'Anijou
Penn
Cuba
West UN
N. J
South
Wilson Me
Woolworth Eee
Pascal
Florida
Yel
Canif
Maine
Otatoes
R. Bi
UPI
USDA
Sths
Bu NJ
Plain NJ
NJ & LI
Orange Jersey
Sign in Honolulu store mocks casual shoppers
A Hawaii department store in Honolulu features an escalator sign that reads Customers with bare feet or Japanese slippers, please use elevator, illustrating lighthearted local humor about casual dress codes.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Problems to Mr Cobb Mentioned for General Interest
The note indicates questions addressed to Mr Cobb may be published in a forthcoming column if they concern general interest. Readers likely inquired about issues suitable for public discussion and potential guidance.
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Cobb
Joseph Allerhand Dies in Bronx
Joseph Allerhand of 130 West 183rd Street Bronx died Wednesday at home a retired New York City businessman. Services were held Thursday in the Bronx. He is survived by his wife Rose two daughters Mrs David Natelson and Mrs Monroe Guisbond another daughter Mrs Jack Graulich two sons Sidney and Irving Allerhand seven grandchildren. Burial was in Cedar Park Cemetery Cedar Park.
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Joseph Allerhand
W. 183Rd St
Bronx
David Natelson
Milner Ave
Monroe Guisbond
East Ave
Allerhand
New York City
Rose Allerhand
Jack Graulich
Sidney
Irving Allerhand
New York
Bernhards Bay
Dunn
Tully
Cornell University
St. Leo’s Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
American Institute of Banking
Men's Club of
Marine Midland
Mary Schumaker Dunn
Arthur
Okinawa
Gary
William Dunn
Jeanette
Syracuse
Clayton
Wilbar Amd Clifford
Terry Dunn
Hilton
Mildred Drought
Williamston
Elm St
St. Leo's Church
St. Leo’s Cemetery
Industrial Engineering Seminars at Cornell University Dates Set
The fifth annual Industrial Engineering Seminars will run on the Cornell campus from Tuesday, June 17 to Friday, June 20. Edward T. Dickinson will open with a keynote on industrial problems and new analytical methods. Robert Tait of Stromberg-Carlson will close with a banquet address on Big Business Good or Bad. Seven seminar groups cover manufacturing cost reduction automation small plant management and employee benefit plans.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Edward T. Dickinson
Robert ©. Tait
Stromberg-Carlson Co
Rochester
Transatlantic Passenger and Mail Ship Movements
New York reports today arrivals from Stockholm Copenhagen Mauretania Southampton Westerdam Rotterdam Willem Ruys Bremerhaven and sailing vessels Constitution Algeciraz Teucer Penang led by major liners and freighters in a busy transatlantic movement roundup.
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New York
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Mauretania
Southampton
Westerdam
Rotterdam
Willem Ruys
Maurice Rose
Bremerhaven
Constitution
Algeciras
Teucer
Penang
Stocks Move Toward New 1958 Highs
New York stocks rose toward 1958 highs amid improving business news and weekend buying. Major issues advanced on light profit taking, with American Telephone reaching a 1958 high on 4,000 shares and U S Steel edging higher on 3,000 shares.
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New York
Department of Labor
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
International Nickel
Richfield Oil
Kennecott
International Paper
Celanese
Georgia - Pacific
American Cyanamid
Eastern Air Lines
Shell Transport
Ford
Baltimore & Ohio
Magma Copper
Union Carbide
American Motors
American Can
Republic Aviation
American Tobacco
Boeing Airplane
Bethlehem Steel
Curtiss- Wright
Continental Baking
Goodyyear
Reynolds Metals
Water route enrollment for New York to Buffalo population
About 85 percent of New York State residents live within a few miles of the water level route from New York City to Buffalo, highlighting the dense shoreline population along the corridor.
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New York State
New York City
Buffalo
Frank Brown Found Dead in His Home
Frank Brown age 73 of 417 Jefferson St died this morning at home. Landlord Fred Hallock woke him, then police were notified after officers Thomas Stimson and John Mulligan found Brown in bed. Body taken to the county morgue. death attributed to heart disease.
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Frank Brown
Jefferson St
Fred Hallock
Thomas Stimson
John Mulligan
Hallock
Brown
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Marine Midland Trust Co
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Ryder
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Excelsior Insurance
Siete
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First Securities Inc
Seuue
Interstate Fin ‘Corp
Lincoln National Banx
iLipe
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Vierrhants National Bank
Nettleton
Oneida Ltd
Onondaga Pottery
Syracuse Supply Co Ener Ilk
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Syracuse Transit
Tate
Tobin
Will & Baumer
Kiplinger
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Liberty St
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Perrette
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