02 Jul 1950
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1950
Page
1
Adams reflects on made believe guns seen on a Fifth Avenue bus and in comics. He warns children imitate violence, cites real teen gun incidents, and argues make believe weapons should be banned except for hunters and police. He urges disposal or repurposing of toy guns.
The article recounts the Declaration of Independence's long history and the survival of its ink and signatures, detailing efforts by the Library of Congress and guardianship by UK and US institutions. It describes a Paris home for war orphans run by Mrs. Gloria Wagner and funded by the National Council of Jewish Women, aiding girls from Europe after World War II. It highlights Anna Rzechte, a Polish survivor, and the program’s impact on 41 to 60 girls since 1947, noting admission for 18 to 25 year olds and conditions for non citizens.
In St. Louis the Sinlends of Bread Asscribed device tests crumb compressibility by squeezing a loaf to predict staling. The instrument plots the bread's aging date, aiding bakers to extend freshness. George F. Gaynaiz, director of the Cincinnati Kroger Food Foundation, says it helps study staling mechanisms and ingredient effects.
New drive on the church is predicted as Czechoslovakia tightens Communist grip on 24.6 million people. Gottwald begins his third year as president while Archbishop Beran remains under police guard in Prague. The anti church campaign intensifies, with trials and alleged Vatican-Western plots linked to undermining the government.
In a profile of artist and wife, the Harris duo discusses balancing sculpture and life. The piece explores how constant creativity and leisure shape their happiness and success, noting their unconventional work‑play approach as central to their formula.
In Nkory Valley Tennessee a lively farming community thrives on sassafras oil production by revenoers. Juhian Harma a prominent sculptor and his wife Jean live a focused, work heavy life. Harma has built a nationwide reputation through sculptures for prisons and libraries. The couple, with two young daughters Olivia and Judy Ann, designed their own home in Chicago before moving to pursue art and family.
Roanoke Island hosts The Lost Colony pageant, a symphonic drama written by Paul Green with music by Arturo, staged by the Carolina Playmakers. The production draws 3000 seatings, features a cast of islanders and Broadway talent, and notes historic links to Dare County and Roanoke Island.
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