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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1946
Page
8
The piece argues that educational radio should be engaging not dull, targeting the average listener with meaningful subjects. It describes using honesty, deep subject mastery, and multiple research sources to craft entertaining dramatizations, illustrating with a cancer story to show how science and empathy educate simultaneously.
A reporter visits Trinity Episcopal Church on Onondaga Street. The article traces the church's roots as a 19th century mission, its growth into a leading Diocese of Central New York parish with about 3,000 communicants, and notes the current rector the Rev Claude Leyfield and newly ordained deacon the Rev Walter E Mur. It highlights past leaders, architectural features, and community offerings while underscoring the parish’s ongoing mission and resilience.
Dr Francis Rowilding was named the sixth New York State Commissioner of Education. He assumed the post amid a legislative stalemate in the Education Department and was introduced by wartime colonel Inichitee of the Arms education group. Stoddard at Lasereats firm signed to become president of the Lasereats at [ino]
Navy personnel and related units are expected to assemble at a Frisco location for a forthcoming ceremony. The event will feature a display of arms and involvement from multiple service branches, highlighting the broader military presence and readiness activities in the region.
Aboard the USS Appalachian in Bikini Lagoon a Russian newsman described his impression of the atomic bomb test. He said he had no clear ideas yet but noted most observers believed the bomb is here to stay, for better or worse.
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