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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1949
Page
9
Writing for Walter Winchell, Lait critiques vaudeville’s top-line stars and notes the real core of the trade. He describes acrobats, trapeze artists, wire walkers, and related acts as the essential, enduring entertainers behind the flashy headline performers.
Arthur Barry, one of four inmates who escaped on the disastrous Sunday of 1929, recalls a fatal riot at Auburn Prison. Two prisoners were killed, guards wounded, and parts of the prison were burned or damaged. Convicts seized the arsenal, started fires, and caused $250,000 in damage before surrendering after five hours.
A fragmented report references Bedford and Cedar Rapids in connection with meth investigations tied to AOL and a figure named Tai. The text is incomplete but suggests regional probes and ongoing law enforcement activity without clear details.
The Herald Journal congratulates South Sige native and former master barber Michasel J Siang on his 43rd birthday. A noted Syracuse restaurateur at Derby on Salina Street, he later plans to test new golf clubs at Lyndon Course. Siang remains active in Italian American circles and community groups.
Pedgeport Players stage No and Coward style farce titled Blithe Spirit like production opens Wednesday at the Siderport Theatre. The ensemble presents a breezy revival with nightly performances through Sunday as audiences enjoy spirited wit and classic dialogue.
A mixed review notes Africa Screams at Loews State and Lost Boundaries at another house, praising Abbott and Costello style humor while critiquing marketing. It highlights summer heat, local audience reactions, and upcoming reissues, with timetable notes and film quotations.
Readable portions suggest an unclear note about praise and success. The fragment implies assessment of achievements and reception, but lacks concrete names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller item. Further context would enable a precise headline and concise summary.
Farmers advised to watch for bean beetle and rotenone dust as pests appear. Keep beans picked and vines managed to extend harvest. if peas finish, spare space for late crops or sow rye grass as a cover crop. Also guidance on staking, composting corn stalks, and general garden maintenance to protect soil and support regrowth.
Denver dispatch reports Cate vade's first open season on wild turkeys since 1955 is scheduled for March 3, 4 and 5 in the southern part of the state. Conservation officials estimate about 18,002 birds will be hunted during the season.
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