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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1952
Page
5
East West vulnerable. South opens one no trump with 17 points. West leads king of diamonds and declarer uses a sequence of finesses to attempt five club tricks while guarding against a 3-0 club break. The article discusses the correct first finesse of the jack to avoid a blocked suit and secure nine tricks.
Police seek id of a white male 30 to 35, 5 feet 10 inches, 160 pounds, belt size 32, found drowned in the Ohio River near Aliquippa Pennsylvania on May 26. A laundry mark VIE 3 WR B56 ties to Textile Machine Mart Company of Syracuse, whose manager says the mark is widely distributed nationwide.
JOHN N. BILLINGS, 22, of 4127 N. Salina St., held 10 days without bail after pleading guilty in Traffic Court to driving without an operator's license. A summons was issued by Patrolman Joseph Giacobbe on N State St. He admitted driving five years without the permit and said he was arrested on the same charge in Lafayette with a $10 fine. He will be returned from Jamesville Penitentiary to appear in Traffic Court July 11 on the latest charge.
Syracuse University's reading clinic began a special program for elementary and high school students with reading difficulties. Dr. William D. Sheldon, director, said the program runs July 1 to August 8 with daily morning sessions led by reading specialists and includes a resident program for city nonresidents.
A survey shows the greatest rise in women filling state posts where governors are Republican. Texas has seven Democratic women in appointive roles including Board of Public Welfare and Regents positions. Mrs. Edward MacDowell to celebrate 95th birthday with fundraiser for MacDowell Colony. association support and notable musicians involved. Howard Caine’s portrayal and Lyric Circus scene noted amid upcoming productions and rehearsals.
Syracuse NAACP along with the I Do Club Jewish Community Center Fellowship of Reconciliation and other groups plan a family picnic on August 2 at Green Lakes State Park. Education chair Charles Willis notes the event shows Americans can work and play together and that face to face contact aids understanding. Five committees led by Mrs Irish Harrison Ann DePaulis Don Ramsey Samus Brookoff Edward Riabov and Mrs OQuie Irwin outline adult and children entertainment refreshments correspondence and transportation.
Weather note from Hancock Airport Station explains cirrus densus are dense patches of high level ice crystal clouds formed by rapidly rising cumulus and strong horizontal winds up to four to six miles high. Summer prevalence noted.
Three new dramas and comedies debut on WSYR-TV at 7 and 9:30 PM replacing existing programs. Fog features two desperadoes planning a robbery with three conflict elements. Meet Mister Peepers stars Wally Cox. The Hunter stars Barry Nelson. Auditions for Ted Mack Amateurs on Tour draw 100 entries for Syracuse Boys Club fundraiser. A preview of Chicago’s International Amphitheater is shown on Matinee in New York. Laraine Day guests on WHEN panel I’ve Got A Secret. Night Beat moves to 10 PM. political panel from Chicago airs on WSYR.
Polly Napiersky wife of Lt Paul J Napierski now in Korea with the Fifth Air Force reports a happy second wedding anniversary. Her husband called from Tokyo to share the news that he has become a first lieutenant and serves as administrative officer in the directorate for air materiel in Taegu. He is son of Mr and Mrs Paul Napierski of 166 W Corning Ave and a Syracuse University graduate who served in the Army Engineer Corps in Europe during World War II. Polly Newell is the former Polly Newell.
A petition of administration in the $15,000 Carroll estate of Richard J. Carroll, who died June 19, 1952, has been filed in Surrogate's Court by his son Francis A. Carroll of 712 Turtle Street. The petition allocates $6,000 for personal property and $9,900 for real estate. Distributees include two daughters, Florence McDonald of 364 S Edwards Avenue and Mrs William Broga of 712 Turtle Street.
Evening and late night line up includes Liberace piano performances on WSYR TV and crime programs like FBI in Peace and War on WEBL and Dragnet on WSYH. Other features include Father Knows Best, Chance of a Lifetime, and amateur hour with Ted Mack.
A dense listing of WSYR and WHEN CBS NBC ABC programs across prime time and daytime slots. Notable items include Red Ryder Western, The Ed Murphy Show, You Bet Your Life with Groucho Marx, Dragnet, The Lone Ranger, and Mystery Theater, with news headlines and sports segments interspersed.
Washington notes that convention keynoters rarely secure the nomination though a few have risen from the keynote stage. Examples include Warren G. Harding in 1916 who later won the presidency, Alben W. Barkley and Charles W. Fairbanks who moved to other top tickets, and Earl Warren who pursued the vice presidency. The piece reflects on the keynote role to energize delegates and inspire slogans despite mixed outcomes.
Four young girls died after wading into a pond in Kerrville near Memphis Tennessee. Footprints led from neat piles of clothing to the 12 foot deep water as mothers raised the alarm. Norma Crunk 12 Joyce Crunk 9 Bobbie Jean Hudson 7 and Gloria Dean Hudson 5 were pulled from the pond within 90 minutes of the alarm.
Randy Stone, Chicago reporter, pursues tonight’s wire beat for a murder mystery or human interest story. The assignment hints at danger and drama in the city’s unseen edges.
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