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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1946
Page
8
Readers of the column send greetings as 1946 closes and 1947 opens. Notes celebrate Baby-1047 birthdays, dogs returned home, ski buses to Snow Ridge, and local residents like Tom Moynihan and Agnes Garvin sharing holiday travel, visits, and good health wishes for the new year.
Salina and James streets residents share opinions on whether growing American boys dislike neckties and women. Several men express mixed views noting age, fashion, and social appeal, with sailors and workers offering different takes on neckwear and dating women.
MARJORID TURNER surveys 1946 theater and film trends noting Broadway crisis warnings from League president Brock Pemberton and mixed film results. a weak postwar show season, rising foreign film profiles, and a strong musical niche shape hopes for 1947 with a slate of noted titles and industry cautions.
In a 1946 Charles H. Goren column East South West North discusses the fult preference signal in a four hearts contract. The article analyzes a diamonds opening lead and a spade shift, arguing how partner’s signaling and suit preference affect defense and contract outcomes.
LOEW'S STATE shows Till the Clouds Roll By with timed starts at 10 46, 1 30, 4 15, 7 30, 0 45, 12 45. KEITH'S presents Its a Wonderful Life at 11 20, 1 55, 4 35, 4 10, 9 50, 12 30. PARAMOUNT screens The Hillers at 12 30, 3 45, 7 00, 10 10. LOEW'S STRAND shows The Show Om at 12 18, 2 48, 5 25, 8 00, 10 35, 1 18. ECHEL advertises Song of the South at 12 56, 8 56, 6 56, 9 56. EMPIRE offers Rainbow Over Texas at 11 80, 2 00, 4 80, 7 20, 10 00.
Rudy Kovarik, 36, of Dearborn Michigan, suffering internal hemorrhage in Miami, prompts urgent blood donor flash. Donor rushes from across the country, with AB type in demand. Miami Biscayne Hospital reports hundreds of donors and planes diverted to assist. Newsroom camaraderie and public spirit cited as proof people are basically good.
The interior department will sell 2770 war surplus cars and trucks in Honolulu next month. Buyers from anywhere in the United States may bid but must purchase 10 vehicles at a time. The 2770 units cost the government about 6 dollars each and most are certified serviceable after wartime use.
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