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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1949
Page
2
The column compiles recollections from Monsignor Sheen and public figures. It notes Truman era flap, reporter cautions, and sketches by Frank Tripp, Henry Morgan, Toots Shor, and Charlie Marshall. The tone blends breezy anecdotes with media and showbiz personalities.
The item notes Cole Porter's plans to Europe in April and Marcel Cerdan's French film build up. Ted Lewis packaged a TV show. John Parn headed to the coast. Ingui Johnny Gun Producer Hunedia and wives of tasted at the Rocin. Entertainment names Harvey Stone Mai Smail Herb Shriner Rudy Vallee and Walter Gross featured. Bob Taplinger returning to New York to begin publicity work.
Flooding along the Ohio River eased slightly as levels neared the 52 foot crest yesterday. Officials said the swollen river rose about an hour to approach the forecast peak, while more than 30 residents evacuated their homes yesterday. many were expected to return as waters receded later in the day.
The provincial revenue minister said today that more than 32,000 people are affected by famine conditions in Madras Province. The government has ordered tax remission and other relief measures.
A New York magazine poll by legislative correspondents reported 27 to 10 in favor of Democrats, with the vote tally indicating Democratic support in the preweekly Civil Leader. The item notes political trends and references related meetings and regional commentary.
Six new Guppy Snorkel submarines and eight fleet type subs will join Atlantic Fleet maneuvers in Caribbean waters, rendezvousing about 300 miles southwest of Bermuda. Secretary Sawyer urged extended voluntary steel allocations through September to direct steel to essential uses as part of broader economic stabilization measures.
Four American servicemen were shot and another stabbed during a riot at Camp Crawford on Hokkaido Island. Military police, responding to the disturbance at an enlisted men's club, fired to regain control as attackers closed in. The incident was reported by Allied headquarters.
Obituaries note the deaths of several prominent educators and scientists. Dr Edward O Sisson, longtime educator and author, former professor at University of California and Washington University, died in Monterey California. Nathan D Bryant, 79, former head of the agriculture department at Wilson Junior College, died in Columbus. Professor Howard W Doughty, retired chemistry professor from Amherst College, formerly on faculties at Missouri and Wisconsin, died in Amherst Massachusetts. The notices mention additional figures tied to universities and colleges in Oregon and other states.
A garbled passage mentions Bepper China and Soviet coverage discussions. It references marching, bulbs, and a kimono with no wrinkles, noting that winners often bear dust on their carpet slippers. Readers sense a fractured wartime discourse with ambiguous stances on Nationalists and Russia.
A fragmented WW era style item notes Princess Elizabeth and three others heading to trial. The text references measles on Guam, an Atlantic City convention, and a board of directors decision. Names and precise facts are unclear due to OCR errors, but the tone covers political and health topics in a short, gossip-like briefing.
Cadet fliers are slated to wear blue again after a period of change with new kit provisions. The Washington forecast mentions a continued plan to maintain the blue color as a symbol of unit identity and standardization across flights.
A National Geographic Society expedition locates a bird's nest and awards a $1000 prize. The find underscores the nesting site and significance of the discovery, with researchers Arbo A. Xusuke noted among participants.
Albany AP reports the New York Assembly completed action on a proposed constitutional amendment to allow state soldier bonus payments to veterans who entered service from New York but established residence after the war elsewhere. The measure passed by a unanimous vote.
Exiled Czech leaders are expected to form a council in Wassengiun with plans announced for a February meeting. Local officials say the move aims to address refugee and settlement issues and coordinate aid.
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