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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1955
Page
15
Barbara Stanwyck argues acting is a craft not a glittery shortcut. She advises fledgling actresses to perform on stage to build timing delivery and audience rapport before film work. She warns against relying on directors to spoon feed lines and stresses learning by doing.
The piece quotes A FE Wiggam on learning to act, noting studies on college girls drinking and dating. It urges steady education from college to libraries and extension programs, stressing that talent matters and is trainable despite looks.
About 24 students at Edward Smith School Lancaster Avenue design and launch handmade space craft and display models of flying saucers rocket ships space helmets and a space station under Mrs Helen Warren guidance The project includes a puppet show and study of the solar system with Linda Foster a blind student from Long Island participating and Syracuse University backing the program through the Board of Education.
The notice lists films at Loew's Strand at 6:55 and 9:55 for Bedeviled and Loew's State showings of Not As A Stranger at 11:30 2 4 88 7210 645.
Milk truck drivers threaten a 24 hour idle by about 1 000 tank drivers and 14 000 route workers to press wage demands as federal and state mediators suspend talks. The union seeks 43 to 53 cent hourly raises. employers offer 7 cents now plus 15 to 25 cents over two to three years.
In negotiations with 23 milk hauling firms the AFL Teamsters said they reduced wage and other demands in a looming three state strike. A walkout would disrupt milk supplies for about 17 million people across upstate and metropolitan New York New Jersey to Trenton and southwestern Connecticut. The union cites a shorter work week and fringe benefits as issues still involved.
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