Stamp and security system debate shadows social policy
A fragmented analysis discusses proposed social security and taxation changes from the late century, noting how a new funding scheme could lower communications costs for workers and employers. The piece cites a commission led by Hearst papers proposing reserve accumulation funded by postponed taxes or boosted benefits for seniors, aiming to balance funding with early retirement support.
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Nat Bertier
Ons
Monpertiser Social Security Commission
Hearst Newspapers
Rhelieved
Treasury Balance as of Feb 7 and Revenue Totals
Treasury balance in Washington reports 3 FI5.155.995.23 with internal revenue and customs receipts listed. The fragment mentions felons and provides incomplete figures for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Industrial Stock Averages Show Range and Close
A chart of 30 industrial stocks in the Dow Jones averages depicts the daily high and low and the close up to now. The record notes the 1937-28 high at 193.59 and the low at 112.54, with figures around 1,606.39 and 141.52 in 1925.
New York Market Notes On Produce and Steel Trends
The report surveys New York produce prices for carrots and other vegetables with notes on quality and bulk, alongside steel industry movements. It highlights lower early-year demand, modest production gains, and price signals in iron and steel reflecting interstage commerce shifts. Major firms like Purchassey and American Roll Company are cited, with expectations of improved shipbuilding and industrial activity ahead.
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Amini Steel
Purchassey & Dscee
Gates
Interstate Commerce Commission
New! Haven
Strude Steel
Lettines
Ielding
Sit O_ bre
Japan
Meihile
Tm Tates
Obituary notices from Syracuse area families
Obituaries list numerous Syracuse residents including Mrs. Mary J. Kane, Mrs. Eva Crade, Mrs. Jane Angelo, and Mrs. Margaret Baupharé. The notices cite deaths of Carle Oriente, Carles Oriente, and others, with funeral details, burial sites, and surviving relatives including spouses, children, and siblings. Services are conducted at homes and local churches, with memorials and cemetery interments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Drews
Grown
If & A
John
Joslyn
Lutheran of the Atonement
Woodlawn
Salt Sori E. Central Junior O.uam
Margaret Baupharé
Esther M. Edinge
eAlbert P
Robert
Edinger
Fragmentary notes on travel and receipts from RES-Reise
Disjoint OCR fragment describes plans, receipts, and pot references with unclear names. Mentions include sets, pots, and places but few readable entities or concrete actions. Likely a scrambled bureaucratic or travel brief with no clear events or dates.
Mississippi Sells $33,688,090 Bonds
A New York syndicate purchased 33.428 million of the State of Mississippi highway bonds in a sale reported at par. The issue includes non callable bonds due February 1 and August 1, 1825, to retire outstanding callable highway bonds.
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Mississippi
New York
Exchange Report Sets February 23 for NYSE Changes
New York February 1 report states the Special Committees of the New York Stock Exchange are prepared to recommend changes to the exchange constitution to implement the Conway reorganizational plan. An estimated twenty-two governors may act within two weeks after the report is submitted to the governing committee.
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WEA
York
New York Stock Exchange
Severning Committee
Tepartes Redax
Willys Resuming Auto Assemblies After Strike
Willys reinstate auto production at Toledo assembly plants as Overland Motors resumes output despite a strike. Officials report four new engines built and say production should not be affected unless the walkout continues beyond a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Overland Motors, Inc
Wilson
New York Produce Market Price Sketches and Goods
A fragmented market page lists various produce prices and merchandise including beef, molasses, dried fruits, milk, and seeds. It mentions locations such as New York and Orleans with irregular figures and descriptions, reflecting a market diary of commodities and vendors.
Women Face Queries Of Professor Quiz At Syracuse Hotel
A Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs event hosted by the professor and his wife drew a crowd at Hotel Syracuse Tuesday. Corine Wyakoop presided as Toba Dossert and Norma Atle joined Mrs Francis Di Tommaso and W. E. Preus in the Syracuse Women’s Congress. A housewife placed 454 points, another 350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sracuse Federation of Women's Cinks
Syracuse
Ason
Corine Wyakoop
Junior League of Syracuse Met
Toba Dossert
Norma E. Atle
Francis di Tommaso
W. E. Preus
Syracuse Wonet
Econd
Scouts to Rule City Friday Afternoon
The Onondaga Boy Scouts party will assume city and county department control Friday between 3 and 5 PM. Frank M Shattuck, president of the Onondaga-Cortlandt Council, and the acting mayor, with the clerk of the Board of Supervisors, arranged the transition to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the Boy Scout movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Boy Seeums
Vital Statistics MARRIAGE NOTICE FRAGMENTS
Fragmentary OCR of vital statistics marriage notices lists several surnames and names including Dominick, Han, Frank Christian, Lucasen, DeFore, Catils, Fe, Fore, Osh, Seymeur, Anchomr, Gaise, and Free. No clear dates, places, or full affiliations are readable. The text appears as garbled fragments from a marriage section.
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Its. Dominick
Tints Handaasiv
Frank Christian
Mer
Kosoif
Ae Line Lucasen
Didame Sv Ei
Som Jaguary DeFore
Su Catils
Eaward Sonleatt Osh
Seymeur Si
Anchomr Valen
Gaise
Gaiseo
Free
Form groups to ad prime prevention program
A municipal meeting discusses anti delinquency efforts with health and welfare officials including Commissioner Zeon Abbott and Rev Lynn J Radentfe. The Threas committee plans to consult Mr ODeane on services for children with delinquent tendencies and determine suitable agency support.
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Scheols
Gruege
Bereus
Leo J
Wiliam T Lane
Be Doust
Zeon Abbott
Welas
Driyer
Sith Municipal Recreation
Lynn J. Radentfe. Hansen
Chamber of Comrmerez
Giles Suillwe
Ziss Esther “McClure
Council
Ruth Zurfloh
Family Society
Sherwood Ernen
Wen
Boxe
Clb
Rev
Catholic
Ricard Children’s Court
Miss Asneseifara
F. H. Seaser
Cocamps
Aaron Rose
Jeweipmunel Center
Central New York News Scan Highlights Local Elections and Obscure Events
MAS 85 N A Masseni demonstrates Scout-O-Rama with 225 of the 150 senate in the Magsena district participating and about 350 attendees. Syracuse officials announce a Fed 17 event featuring George Schremp and Paul Srimmel. Wilbur Caster estate details unresolved as letters of administration are discussed in Wolcott. Corning Glass Works sees Houghton reelected president and board changes. Auburn budget meeting recalls Gail Ball salary boost. Cortland notes an annual grand cook and organizational event.
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Masseni
O-Rai
Magsena
Corning
Ameryr Houghton
Glass Works
Glen W. Cole
James J. Peden
G. & Holiser
John L Thomas
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Sy Merryle
Ruxeyser
LMS
Freanczal Weiter
Lieyd
Sveker
Certa
S Eterny Board USA
N. Y. Banks Oon
Estevan
NEW York Stock
Deglin
Adams
Alesha
Bag Ag Suirs
Taos
Cass L
Dury
Bas Pos
Saraséatt
See
Ice
Besioz
Chaie-P-P
Colum Brets
Colum
Edison
Gusis
Deere & Co
Det & Butt
DuPont
Eaton
Firest T&r
Abe Gen Motors
Central
P&p
Ag Kresze
Lima
Aker
Leex
Lorillard P. I
Nash
Az Agisd
Mack Tru
Mr&t
Mother Laws Master Sr
Nast
P&e Bae TA
Newport Ind
Sekely Br
Orig
Ft & Ca
Texas Corp
Tex Gulf
Tex P
Pere
Badig CO
Corp
United Stock
Bae
Vyenudium
Walwrth Co Seass Roeble
Warren Bros
Marlens
West
EB & Ot Wis
Wace Ie
Weolerth
G&p
Son
Agus
Zenith Radio Bu
Sopimusean
Casas
J Beets
Dobise Saiest
Caldersia
Crate
Paunday
Finzi Sat Pecs Harap
Savoy
Arizona
Harry E Ctack
Bessie Clarks
Srather
Leos
Abe
Mes
E Tole
Sess
Gertrude
Babbre
Carters
MeHissey Brothers
Elsie M. Cain
Eiste
AL Cain
Frank End
Syrteuss Menor Fal Servis Hospital
Mary J. Kane
Mary
Gifford Si
DehAn
Davi Burial Cemetery
Carts Oriente
Sevices
Carle
Oriente
Willis Av
Eather Wastes
First Baptist
Edmond Trnan
Frank Grant
Peter PO New
John Pee Woodiam
Eva Crade
Eve Creds
Isadore Martin Crade
Cnondere
Bride & Sar
Frank Q. Werner
Frank C. Jodlmexer
Monteanes
Ted Seeunessas
St Birhie
Rounds Werner
Julias Werner Jr Acuse
Joseph F. Werner
Chland, OL
Charles F Werner
Syvacase
I Galvin
Cleselaw
Julias Werner
Dexter, Orvifie
Howard
Stanler Werden
Stanler Werden. Mrs. Gisars May and Mises Rose
Beatrice Worden
Deteriet
Pearlin
Vine St
Cerere Rumeer
Mostar
Tecter
Tur
Pera Ct
Stroz
Dryden
Poon Tegar
Baris
Lye
Defferszn
Vincent
Rev. Jashke Shao. Y Syraress Methodist Cienech
Inier A. Mays
Requiew
St. Patrick's Church
Sev Davernan
Bettis Mere
Ellsworth
Fred
Universa
Lewis EL Shes
George B. Deas
al Evarts
Charlts
Ciartes S_ Keating
Thomas D. MacBride
Ernest "M. Trofethea
Roters
Ele
P. Boyle
Dickerson
James
Meynard
George A. Smith
Bart Zimmer
Sete
TM Siom
SERRE
9Eet Saeys
Local Securities Rootetine Furrtared
Zehelman & Enyter S. R- Mocenck
Fea Askes Andes
Butler, Baa
Enmicnn
Su Rebiog Chain
Syrecupe Trust
Ee Ae
Baumer
Willys
N. Y
Ae Fom
Soleum
Piao
Wagrio
Seckese
Tomtas
Torpentine
Wicet
Molasses
Mex Orleans
Macket Sim
Estes Trace
Tank Cere
Job Segae
Yorks
Srepear
Coset
Jacenses
News of Central New York
Oxeida
Fed
George Schremp
Paul Srimmel
Leons
Wilbur Caster
Wolcott
Gillette
Levis A. Gilbert
Siren
Auburn 2
Cayuga
Board of Saeee Ore
Gail Ball
Monier Mest
Raymond
Wil
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