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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1952
Page
17
Read of Lite 239 features Pepper Younk and wife Stella Dalles in a lighthearted parade segment with familiar local names including Jace Berch Bean and Dorsey iMusic Time. The item runs as a breezy entertainment snippet with brief notes on bars and performances in a studio setting.
Television listings detail the nightly lineup on WSYR and other stations with programs such as The Gabby Hayes Show Howdy Doody Canyon Jack and News headlines. Included are times for The Perry Como Show Meet the Press and late night specials along with morning segments on WITEN and CBS News.
New shows debut across networks with Perry Como and Dinah Shore headlining. Fontane Sisters and other stars appear as many stations launch seasons with TV and radio programs, Open Mike from WAGE, Club 15 with Gisele MacKenzie, and Who's There panel on WHEN.
Mr and Mrs John Beley celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. Beley, 83, born in Colosse, lives on Syracuse's North Side for 62 years. Florence Beley, 82, born in Parish, is his wife. Beley worked as a conductor and for Crouse Hinds, also served the city. Whalebone once valued at 1069 dollars per ton.
The Zionist Organization of America announced a privately financed economic aid plan to aid Israel’s development. Five hundred ZOA leaders nationwide adopted a program to create an industrial and economic development department within the group to foster private initiative and investment in Israel.
The IZ.O.A. plans a survey of its 105,000 members to organize by industry and region. Upon completion, members will be grouped into industrial sectors and localities for targeted professional activities.
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