18 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1948
Page
1
Census figures show more than 6 million women past 35 now work, with numbers rising as population ages. The article notes older women’s increased participation, citing insurance selling success and real estate avenues as examples, while stressing willingness to work and adaptable skills.
A dated study notes that numerous U S presidents were veterans and argues military service aided political rise. It highlights Washington Jackson and others as leaders whose war records fed later influence, while veterans groups shaped policy after major conflicts.
Washington reports parking angles to curb cause more auto mishaps while congestion rush hours see fewer incidents. Wilbur Smith of The Ene Foundation outlines studies showing prohibiting parking reduces accidents and shifts traffic volume. findings published in Traffic Quarterly.
The 600 million muse fund tied to German provincial governments and American finance is described as dubious. It funds paymenla for imports to the United States and Britain, totaling mainly food, with payments in blocked marks that cannot be used for general commerce.
Navy researchers reveal underwater torpedoes and fish shaped weapons tested at a California site near Azusa Morris Dam. Cameras and nets track the fish guided by sound recorders as engineers report improved speed and range over prior devices. The article notes secret facilities and ongoing development of "fish" torpedoes.
Berlin authorities plan a purge of honorary citizenship lists removing Nazi era names such as Adept Hier Hermann Göring and Josef Goebbels and restoring rights for those stripped on racial grounds. Wilhelm Pieck remains the sole postwar honorary citizen. The move follows the October 1948 election and reflects wartime and occupation shifts. Jake J. Gagnon in Underhill Vermont has driven cars for 30 years without an accident or traffic arrests, a record dating to 1807 when he went horseless.
A fragmented account records a French journey from Paris to Lyon Marseille Toulouse Bordeaux with rising costs. It notes meals around 4 dollars, hotel bills near 100 francs, and travel woes including shortages of electricity and gas.
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