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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1946
Page
8
A collection of social notices and snippets recounts residents like Bob Long now in Shreveport and Chris Muldoon returning to Baldwinsville. News covers engagements, birthdays, moves, valedictory remarks, and holiday events with light humor and local color.
Residents of Clinton Avenue Eric Boulevard and surrounding areas debate ending skip stop bus service. Five residents favor stopping at every corner citing winter walking and convenience, while one prefers skip stop for faster travel and less frequent stops.
The quote notes that exceptional minds create patterns adopted by the masses, shaping history through evolving rivalries of these patterns as society progresses. It reflects how genius defines norms later followed by common people.
The Department of Water will set up billing machines with double rates for a 50 percent rate increase. Bills for the first quarter will use old rates for water consumed before January 1 and new rates for water used after that date.
Charles E. Billion, commissioner of public works, says crews will catch up this week after the holidays and begin regular collections for discarded Christmas trees the following week. The timing aims to resume normal tree pickup on schedule.
A snapshot of midtown life with Ernest Fruex battling wind at Columbus Circle and Bernard Baruch feeding pigeons on 59th Street near Central Park West. Walter Winchell notes showgirl gossip, nightclub shuffles, and Broadway chatter including Dolores Del Rio, Paris scandal anxieties, and New Year party buzz at Copacabana and Copa Miami Beach.
Five divorces to six marriages are forecast as the county clerk’s office nears year end. Clerk Rosa mond Rice said total licenses will reach about 43,000, near last year’s 43,090. Superior court records show divorce filings around 33,267, higher than the previous year’s level.
The article reviews multiple bridge problems with suggested bids. It emphasizes strategic cues like spade control, no trump concerns, and responses based on partnership strength, offering precise bid recommendations.
Anne Baxter earns praise for her Sophie in The Razor's Edge, with critics noting a strong performance despite a mixed adaptation. The piece traces Baxter’s career from Broadway beginnings to Hollywood, highlighting her height and weight, hobby of food, and belief in hard work. It also mentions Hy Mark McArdell’s visit and upcoming New Year week film openings at local theaters.
The Forever Amber set reports a string of on set injuries including Cornel Wilde catching a cold after a chase scene on a fake golf course, Richard Greene bruised from a sword stumble, Glenn Langan injuring his back after a horse misstep, Leo G Carroll breaking an arm, Gilchrist Stuart with a broken nose, and George Sanders planning accident insurance for Linda Darnell scenes.
Nollywood-Sam Wood heads to Europe after Ivy to push Gary Cooper into The World in His Arms Rex Beach adaptation with Olivier’s role eyed for Ronald Colman. Jimmie Stewart linked to State of the Union Capra project while John Auer advances backdrops in New York. Carole Landis shifts to stage as Vorace Schmidlapp gears a lead. Herb Yates aims John Carroll as Republic’s outdoor star following Wyoming and Crime Passionelle purchase.
LOEWS STATE presents The Shows off at 11 and 4:34 and 7:21 showings. KEITIVS offers Song of the South with 10:45 1:85 and 4:25 showtimes. PARAMOUNT screens The Killers at 12:80 3:45 7:00 and 10. ECKEL presents Lady Luck with 12:50 3:46 6:42 and 9:38. LOEW'S STRAND shows Daniel Boone at 12:05 2:35 8:05 2:35 and 10. EMPLR shows The Plainsman at 11:30 2:50 6:20 9:50.
Mrs. Cecelia Baker of Rochester was attacked by two men wearing army overcoats and robbed of 3.50 as she walked alone on East Taylor Street. One man knocked her down while the other snatched her purse and a cigarette lighter. Police were informed by Patrolmen Florin Marsallo and Anthony Cizewski. Both suspects fled north in State Street.
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