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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1950

Page

9

Funds Shortage Delays Agricultural Price Supports

Washington reports a lack of funds has halted price support programs for commodities valued at over 6 billion dollars. The Commodity Credit Corporation holds over 4 billion already obligated, awaiting congressional approval of an additional 2 billion in funds. Without new money, supports for wheat oats rice cotton tobacco and other crops face delays and limited current operations.

Washington (P Agriculture Department Commodity Credit Corporation CCC Congress House Senate Agriculture Committee

Increase Imports Chamber Is Told

Eugene Holman president of Standard Oil Company New Jersey urged the United States Chamber of Commerce that to win a stable peace the country must import more foreign goods. He warned against flooding the market but said increased imports within reason are necessary for prosperity.

Washington Standard Oil Company New Jersey United States Chamber

Tips From The Home Front A Miscellany Of Handy Hints

A strange mix of practical domestic tips offers advice on linoleum repair by warming with an iron, storing paint upside down in small containers, sealing loose wood knots with glue, waxing sills to stay clean, and a sun blocking window screen. The note ends inviting readers to write Mr. Cobb with a stamped self addressed envelope for personal home repair help.

State P T A Institute Draws 700 Delegates in Ithaca

More than 700 delegates attend the 24th NY State Congress of Parents and Teachers institute in Ithaca. Benjamin C. Willis of Yonkers delivers opening address urging secondary education reforms. Executive committee names new officers and district directors across Buffalo Finger Lakes Metropolitan and other regions.

Ithaca Institute The New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers Benjamin C. Willis Yonkers Congress Executive Committee

Dewey Praises Hoover Report in National Reorganization Month

Governor Dewey in Albany endorses all Hoover Commission recommendations calling for federal government reorganization. He urged Congress to enact them and proclaimed May as National Reorganization Month in New York, stressing universal support.

Albany Dewey Congress Hoover Commission New York

Smith-Corona Office Typewriter Ad Praises Efficient Model

Hans Lang urges offices to install the Smith-Corona Office Eyre Welts typewriter as the most efficient choice to cut labor costs. He promotes the device and provides a contact phone number 2-1349 for more information.

Hans Lang Smith-Corona

Reappointed District Directors Named Across Regions

Roy Goodenough of Elmira and Southwestern, Mrs Harold Whiting of Olean, and district directors in Adirondack, Central, Genesee Valley, Long Island, Mohawk Valley, Niagara, Northern, St. Lawrence and Southeastern regions are listed with home towns and affiliations. The roster includes Mrs. William H Cobb West Sand Lake Albany. Mrs. G H Klinger Albany. Mrs. John Schanbarger Fayetteville. Mrs. Frederick Elias Woodbourne. Mrs. Charles E Peckens Rochester. Mrs. C Meredith Springer Long Island City. Mrs. William H Spelman Gloversville. Mrs. Lloyd Harrington Sanborn. Mrs. Elmer Brown Saranac Lake. Mrs. Berle Osborn Watertown. Mrs. Benjamin Cinchebox Binghanton.

Roy Goodenough Elmira Southwestern Harold Whiting Olean Adirondack William H. Cobb West Sand Lake Albany G. H.°. Klinger Central John Schanbarger Fayetteville Central Hudson Frederick Elias Woodbourne Genesee Valley Charles E. Peckens Rochester Long Island C. Meredith Springer Long Island City Mohawk Valley William H Spelman, Jr Gloversville Niagara Lloyd Harrington Sanborn Northern Elmer Brown Saranac Lake St. Lawrence Berle Osborn Watertown Southeastern Benjamin Cinchebox Binghamton

Census 1950 Population Count Nears Finish

Washington officials report the national census is about 90 percent complete with roughly three weeks remaining to finish the count.

Washington

Peer Will Claim Maryland Estate

Thomas Lord Fairfax, youngest British House of Lords member, will arrive in the United States Friday to claim the 1000 acre Northampton estate in southern Maryland from his aunt Mrs Frances Fairfax Roberts who died April 21. The property includes gardens and terraces laid out by St Enfant the Washington architect.

Baltimore Thomas Lord Fairfax House of Lords United States Maryland Northampton Ington D. C Frances Fairfax Roberts Lord Fairfax Virginia Charles II Tommy

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