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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
7
A home tips piece argues against burning Christmas trees and offers many reuse ideas. It urges DPW removal at proper time or preserving branches for bird nests, mulch, wind protection, and winter shade, detailing practical uses through four months. The tone promotes thrift and creative reuse.
San Diego area seniors over 75 will receive reduced admission at 10 movie theaters with proper identification. The program, initiated by Squire A. Russell, follows his proposal to extend the juvenile discount to pensioners, while the San Diego Zoo offers no discount.
Washington dispatches report the Soviet Union has accelerated repatriation of Polish prisoners to calm Polish sentiment. In seven weeks about 5,600 Poles had been repatriated from the Soviet Union where many had been held since 1939, seen as a friendly gesture amid rising anti-Soviet feelings and demonstrations.
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