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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1955

Page

7

Protection For Those Under 65 By Social Security

A column explaining Old Age and Survivors Insurance and its value for under 65 workers and survivors. It notes that insurance protects dependents after death, explains payroll deductions, and answers a farmer wife query about eligibility for wife’s benefits based on her husband’s credits and covered employment.

Social Security Administration

Aunt Het Scolds Cousin Ed For Actions At Home

A neighbor notes Ed always faces rebuke at home whether he tries to do chores or quits, as Aunt Het criticizes his every effort and choices.

Dry Cleaner Sellout Bill vetoed by Governor

Governor Harriman vetoed a bill allowing dry cleaners to sell clothing left for six months to settle balances. The measure would have let cleaners sell items after 30 days notice, with funds beyond debts held for five years before transfer to government. Objections cited broad scope and improper handling of storage and notices.

Albany Harriman George R. Metcalf Auburn Republican Harrime Metcalf

United States Holds Six Percent of World Lands

The United States accounts for about six percent of global land area and seven percent of the world population according to the report.

United States

Fessenden Perfected Electrolytic Detector in 1898

In 1898 KR A Fessenden perfected the electrolytic detector, a breakthrough that helped lead to the development of headphones and the future of audio technology.

KR. A. Fessenden

Liner Sails Leaving 300 Seamen Stranded in New York

The Queen of Bermuda sailed from New York with 120 crew aboard and 300 British seamen who quit in protest against a pay rise. The strikers are labeled deserters by the British consul, who will decide on repatriation while the ship heads to Bermuda. Separately in Seoul, Harold Stassen met with President Rhee to discuss U S aid to Korea during his Asian tour.

New York Queen of Bermuda Bermuda Furness Bermuda Line British National Union of Seamen the Line Steamship Line Charles Allen Allen Seoul Harold E. Stassen U. S. Foreign Operations Administration Syngman Rhee U. S Korea Stassen

Oven Blast Kills Five at River Forest Wieboldt Bake Shop

An exploding gas oven in the bake shop of the River Forest Wieboldt department store suburbs yesterday killed five men and injured two, one critically. Manager F E Stahl estimated the four story building damage at about 100000 dollars as the blast shook the entire structure.

Chicago F. E. Stahl River Forest - Wieboldt

Gas oven installation mishap injures four employees

Wasye Dimytrosz a baker in the basement below the bake shop reports four employees of a company installing a new gas oven were injured and a store engineer was also affected. One worker was uninjured.

la Ship Wasye Dimytrosz

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