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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1949

Page

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Motorcycles Get Downtown Parking Spaces in New Plan

Officials unveil motorcycle and scooter stalls in downtown, marking first time new spaces are dedicated for two wheelers. James Reading notes spots repurposed from car spaces to ease congestion, with Thien stating the plan may calm tempers among motorists. Families of readings?

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Nobel Prize Prize Winner and DDT Insecticide History

Fragmented OCR notes describe a Nobel Prize winner discussing a new insecticide that kills by contact rather than ingestion. It highlights prewar laboratory work, a shift from textile damage to direct pest contact, and references to Davie showing poison delivery. Concludes with a note about continued discussion on page five.

Davie Paris Cotume Ton

Rocket Trip to Moon Theoretically Simple

Dr. Le Johusten of Ohio State University explains a moon trip could be built with liquid hydrogen and oxygen as propulsion. He says funding and materials are the main obstacles, with a distant goal for a ship that could lift weather data into orbit and orbit Earth, aiding forecast accuracy.

Moon Paul D. Deaten Columbue le Johusten Ohio State University Johnstom Saind Ohio State Joheston Johnston Earth Venus

Swedish Industry Hides in Rocks Amid War Condemnation

Fragmentary OCR notes on post UN Assembly figures describe a youthful Paris celebrity linked to solidarity themes and the Paris literary scene. Names like Andre Gide and Albert Camus appear among mentions of writers and thinkers prominent in France’s cultural elite.

Paris Ali U.S Is ‘Stamdard Becumelt Isi Frances Andre Gide Albert. Camus Andre

Old Guitar Hint in 1941 Letter Reveals Barber's Past

A fragmented wartime note describes an old guitar linked to Vittorio Sas and a barber. The letter, handed to the barber, hints at a past event from 1941 involving Italy and a postman. The readable fragments suggest a personal history tied to a guitar passed through hands.

Italy Vittorio Sas Jeter

National Gallery buys works by Finkey and Su Tile

Wamengton reports that Finkey, director of the National Gallery, sold pieces for the collection. One painting, by Finkey, features a portraitist and composer, while another piece titled A Girl With Her Denna is praised as the artist at his best. The works may join the chapel decorations at Saint George Hospital in Seville, dating from 1678.

Wamengton David FE Finkey National Gal- Ten Er Engeialy Enelg National Gallery Tively

Italian Navy Sees Postwar Maneuvers and Radar Debut

The Italian Navy conducted postwar winter exercises with two naval divisions, testing medium speed maneuvers in the Adriatic and Honian seas. The fleet emphasized morale amid reductions, with the Giuseppe Garibaldi and Duca degli Abruzzi among older ships, and radar used for the first time in maneuvers, while US ships renounced their shares under peace terms.

Adriatic Honian Associated Tess Remo Nessi Giuseppe’ ‘Garibaldi Tment Italy Brata Duilo Crataer Giuseppe Garibaldi Duca Degii Abruzzi Nass U.S United States Enn Enn Inave

Critics Praise Jose Ferrer as Versatile Stage Star

A newspaper column notes Jose Ferrer as a highly versatile actor, praised by critics for his range and calm presence. It cites Brooke Atkinson of the Times calling him the most versatile of his generation, while acknowledging mixed reception from others. Concluded on page 2.

Tan Jose Ferrer Brooke Atkinson The Times

Mountains Blasted for Plant Sites in Sweden

In Sweden mountain factories using automatic electric driven machines offer cleaner conditions and protection from attacks. Bolinder-Munktell leads several mountain plants with blasting begun in 1341 Public utilities held by state and communities fund mountain power projects with government grants for rock based water works or power stations. Concluded on Page 4 Col 2.

Wales Bolinder-Munktell. Iis Sweden Gothenburg

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