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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1950

Page

3

Yule Artists Celebrate Christmas Card Art History Tour

The page 1 survey notes nearly 10 000 entries from French and American artists for Christmas paintings and vases. Seventy winning works tour American museums. many will become cards. The piece traces origins from 1840s London to Prang’s 1870s Boston impact and the 20th century card boom.

el Greco Salvador Dali van Gogh Renoir Cezanne Picasso Monet Max Weber Georgia O'Keefe Winston Churchill Grandma Moses Peter Hurd Alexander Ross Marcel] Vertes Richard Koppe Henry McFee Jacques Maroger Harold Stevens Lily Cushing British Museum Horsley William Maw Egley Egley Henry Cole Cole America Boston Louis Prang Prang Elihu Vedder Douglas Volk J. Alden Weir

Radio Timetable and Cold War Musings Discussed

The piece lists radio programs and stations including WNDR and 1038 AM with shows such as Miss Brooks and Amos n Andy. It features a broad Cold War themed plea urging unity with Russia’s people and Western democracies to resist communism with moral and armament support.

United States Russia

New Revolutionary Techniques Documented By Underground Network

The passage describes distributed pamphleteering in occupied Austria and East Germany. It notes a dual newspaper tactic for each reader, an underground “artillery observer” reporting reader reaction, and organized surveillance of potential fighters. It highlights trained fighters and leader driven mass action.

Red Occupation Army Austria East Germany

Hoffman built a radio and TV empire from kites to cabinets

In a biographical profile, Les Hoffman built the Hoffman Corporation from radio beginnings in 1941 to a wartime kite maker and postwar TV pioneer. He grew to 12,700 employees across seven plants, runs a worker friendly shop with bonuses and a low cost cafeteria, and led a bid for Don Lee’s radio and TV system, ultimately ceding at a higher bid by the successor institution.

Hoffman Hoffman Corporation Aid Les Yhear Don Lee Radio and Television System West Coast Public Administration Donree California Superior Court General Tire

Almanac weather predictions and Geiger Brothers marks

The piece notes Geiger Brothers provide the farmers almanac and weather forecasts praised for accuracy, citing past correct predictions of September storms and the 1938 hurricane. It mentions almanac features, production changes, Rooster front in Ulster County, and inquiries about remedies and typographical error in South Africa.

Atlantic Samuel Hart Wright South Africa Geiger

Mistletoe Lot Goes on Market in Mississipp

H W Wilson offers 3 456 783 75 dollars worth of mistletoe for sale at five cents per sprig. The item is listed from Friar s Point Mississippi and described as a sizable harvest ready for buyers. The report notes a high asking price and unusual holiday produce inventory.

Miss H. W. Wilson

Neighborly pies earn inheritance for Philadelphia housewife

In Philadelphia, Mrs. Leon Maurer inherited 2000 from neighbor David McFarlane who left the bequest in his will after she baked him lemon pies. The 73 year old male nurse had lived next door about eight years and she plans to use the funds to buy a country place after retirement.

Philadelphia INS Leon Maurer David McFarlane Maurers

21 Cities Have Music on Buses

The American Municipal Association reports FM radios are now on cross-town buses in 21 cities providing background music commercials and news flashes. The transit radio system began in Cincinnati about two years ago and is spreading to more lines.

Chicago INS American Municipal Association Cincinnati

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