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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1950
Page
2
A fragmented, OCR rich excerpt describes an artist using automated portraiture to identify a suspect, plus assorted wartime spending figures and biographical snippets. It mixes crime, technology, and historical context with garbled names, places like Tacoma and Los Angeles, and references to FBI and Washington state banks.
A Lake County town editor faced a rush deadline and a heated scene unfolded after a reporter pressed for a timely explanation. An insult sparked by delay led to a confrontation, with allegations of a crude remark inside the newsroom. The piece cites tensions between local press and regional entities amid wartime-era rhetoric.
Old news account describes police using an artist conception to identify a kidnap suspect after a car hold up. It explains the method's origins with Lindbergh era criminology and the Washington Star cartoonist who helped shape the portrait. Names include John F. P. Condon James T. Berry man and Adolph Valanis. The piece notes the portrait did not lead to an arrest in that case.
The piece catalogs a radio schedule with many shows and hosts across Sunday, Monday, and beyond. It lists morning programs on WSTH FM and WRDT FM with revival hour church music, youth and choir segments, news updates, and various entertainment blocks featuring singers, orchestras, and community programs. The text names several stations, hosts, and program types, reflecting a busy local broadcasting lineup.
A new supersonic sound wave method developed at Nora Carroll University in Cleveland promises enhanced submarine detection beyond current capabilities. Researchers claim the technology can detect underwater objects more effectively, though details are sparse.
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