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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1952
Page
7
An article notes a growing U S trend toward part time and residential farming. About one third of farms are in this category, with 1950 adding 1 7 million such farms and 1930 the base. Many rely on outside livelihoods.
Polish fishermen overpowered the skipper after a violent clash, escaping with him aboard toward a Swedish naval base. The crew reported a long, fierce struggle, and the three assailants fled the scene. The injured skipper and crew members were hospitalized for treatment.
Air Force master sergeant Charles Ey Hilt, hitchhiking to Korea, took control of Lt. Robert W. MacDuff's T-33 after the pilot lost consciousness from oxygen deprivation. Hilt flew nearly 30 minutes, guided by instruments, until engine failure and safe landing near Japan. Hilt, 31, from Parker Florida, serves since 1940 and is survived by wife Frances and three children.
The 20300 ton French liner Flandre sailed from New York on its return maiden voyage two days seven hours forty minutes late. Fifty one passengers relinquished space, and delays were blamed on boiler and power failures during its maiden crossing and quarantine in New York.
In a Boston crash, Louis F. Carter 43 of Brooklyn NL steered too fast while teaching his niece Laura Cooke 16 how to live. He accelerated and crashed into Carter’s car, destroying a 50 foot fence and a front porch as bystanders watched.
Harlem rally speaker Adam Clayton Powell Jr says he will not vote for presidential or vice presidential candidates without a strong civil rights platform. He plans to meet with Adlai Stevenson and Senator Sparkman to press for compulsory fair employment practices and a firmer civil rights program. Powell cites Eisenhower’s Army segregation as a reason for Negroes to withhold support until clear commitments are made.
Huntington's WSAZ TV plans to raise output from five kilowatts to fifty three today or tomorrow while Binghamton's WNBF TV increased from 23.5 to 525 kilowatts Friday night, challenging the claim of being the world's most powerful station. WSAZ officials expect their lead to be short lived as other increases loom.
A Syracuse home bureau guide discusses egg sizes and seasonal pricing, explains grade versus size, and offers tips for storage and cooking. It includes a method for hard boiled eggs and a tomato jelly deviled egg recipe yielding six servings.
Fragmentary text from a Syracuse paper mentions a Monday date and references people linked to the Army and local diving activities. details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear events, names, or places beyond Syracuse context are readable.
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