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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1950
Page
15
The piece reflects Walter Winchell and others from radio wary of TV's rise. It notes waning pay for veterans, the lure of new careers, the risk of looks over talent, and the harsh scrutiny of viewers and critics in the television era.
A charity drive begins next week led by Paul C. DeBernardis with involvement from Bishop Cunane and Judge Marchisio. The effort aims to support Boys Towns and the Italian consular church and school network in Rome and New York City.
Mrs Frank, president of Ferndale, told 1,100 guests at Grossinger Country Club that the Korean conflict is a war in which all free nations and the United Nations must play a part. She urged creation of a powerful UN force to deter aggression worldwide.
In Ohio Senator Robert A. Taft seeks to accelerate his reelection effort as observers call the race close with Democratic challenger Joseph Ferguson, the state auditor. GOP workers are urged to intensify organization and mobilization to secure support amid national concerns over Korea and military spending.
Reports from Washington DC outline Democratic Women's Day on September 27 with plans to ring in funds through rallies in every district. Leaders across counties will push a nationwide radio broadcast featuring President Truman if possible, with Democratic women and notable figures like Eleanor Roosevelt and Perle Mesta involved.
The piece lists new vice chairs and leadership changes in state Republican committees in Vermont Florida Minnesota and Tennessee born Mrs Joseph P Lieb moved to Tampa serves fifteen years in party work Ida P Cole named Vermont Democratic vice chair Thelma L Sheffield named Florida state vice chair Dorothy Jacobson named Minnesota state committee chair and Jones Hunt named national committee member plus assorted civic notes and quotes
Hollywood based Progressive Broadcasting System will begin coast to coast radio operations November 1 serving smaller stations. Larry Finley president announced plans for top flight entertainers headlining programs with news broadcasts excluded from origin. Applications from 228 stations already filed. 800 stations expected by launch.
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