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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1949
Page
1
Philadelphia area health officials warn parents to watch for ticks as tick season begins. Hospital notes show a child treated and recovering after four weeks. Advice includes careful tick removal with tweezer or by lighting a cigarette to loosen, avoid squashing to prevent infection. Ticks can be brought home by dogs and arenot limited to woods or beaches.
Senator Tom Connally argues the North Atlantic pact binds free nations against any armed attack. He says the treaty shows free peoples will stand together, not just against the Soviet threat, but to preserve liberty worldwide. He urges ratification and separate approval of military assistance programs, stressing timely action and concrete deeds.
Ambitious Romulo sets sights on the UN General Assembly presidency after wartime roles with MacArthur. He envisions a future bid for the U S presidency within years, while global powers maneuver in Britain France Russia and Australia. Concluded on page four.
The National Coal Board, a socialist institution governing British mines, secures armorial bearings from the College of Arms. The shield shows coal raised from beneath ground, with black triangles signifying coal, two lions bearing blazing swords, and the motto E tenebris lux, meaning light out of darkness.
The elderly mother of a Greek Communist party member lives in a small suburb home near Athes, rarely leaving a compact one-room dwelling. She denies any ties to communism herself and remains affectionately described by Greek Communists. She and her youngest son Panavatis share the quiet, unrestful residence, maintaining peace in the face of harsh public scrutiny.
A discussion traces the modeling industry from Eve and her daughters to a broader acceptance, noting better pay and accessibility for many women. It highlights the glamour and controversy, cites about 40,000 models in the United States context, and contrasts rural life with urban graphics work. The piece blends social commentary with profiles and regional changes, including references to figures like Mikos and Nikos, and hints at cultural shifts shaping fashion photography.
The Everglades experiment station has developed a project since 1931 focusing on diversified crops and crossbreeding. Breeding Brahmas and Devons with protected herds aims to improve yields, including calves averaging around 600 pounds. Sweet corn and Archirds 72 SWEET CORN shipments boosted area prosperity this spring with over 1,430 carloads shipped.
An April accident left scalped bone and torn ligaments for a boy treated at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. In a dramatic recovery, he remains in a deep cast, eyes bright and talkative, soon to leave after progressive treatment and psychological support if needed, with plans to return home a healthier child.
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