27 Aug 1950
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1950
Page
1
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Refugees with severe injuries remain in camps across Europe awaiting new homes as IRO winds down. Nations step in with limited placements for aged, blind, and tubercular refugees including Belgium 75, Israel resettling hardcore cases, Norway 100 blind, Sweden 150 tubercular.
The article reports archaeologists in Egypt pursuing Cleopatra's tomb, led by Dr Mohammed Gonhedt, chief inspector of antiquities for Upper Egypt. It notes rapid progress and suggests a sealed crypt may soon reveal the mummy, with the story concluding on page 2.
New Rochelle city judge Sol Rubin plans a three point program to curb teen drivers of hot rods. He would bar 16 to 21 year olds from owning cars without parental consent require annual safety inspections and prohibit liquor sale to anyone under 20. A parent teacher and safety officials meeting is planned.
Thousands of World War II veterans benefited from the GI Bill with Charlie Ammons and his wife Elaine exemplifying the postwar journey at the University of Omaha. Despite slim government support, they persevered and now Charlie works in Omaha advertising, owns a home, and enjoys financial stability.
Grace Marie Legay, head of a private investigation bureau, is described as the city’s sole woman hotel detective. The feature profiles her sharp wit, ju jitsu skills, and daily routines while underscoring the era’s curiosity about women in security roles.
Paris correspondents say Yugoslavs fear a Soviet move after the Korean battle skill reshapes Western hopes. Western diplomats note Belgrade doubts, re evaluating East Europe's fighting potential and the risk of an overt Soviet offensive. Concerns rise about Cominform neighbors and possible satellite actions.
The craft has a modern rakish look with an estimated 41 foot wingspan and 45 foot length. Size nears the American Lockheed F-90, but weight may be lighter. It features a thin low wing with underslung axial-flow jets and a radar nose. Armament may include two or four cannon. Top speed near 434 mph.
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