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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1946

Page

6

Tipping Debate Reflects Rising Prices At Hotels And Restaurants

Residents split on tipping with opinions ranging from continuing the practice despite higher costs to severing the custom. Mrs. William Motherwell dislikes dropping tipping, while Leo Guilbeau notes restaurant wages lag, and Rosemary Keefe argues for pay equity without mandatory tips. George Savage supports personal choice, and George Mathews accepts tipping when service is good.

Leo Guilbeau W. Fayette St Rosemary Keefe Fulton George W. Savage W. Calthrop

Bohemian Paper Changes Hands in Chicago

The Daily Svornost, oldest Bohemian language newspaper in the United States, passes to new owners for the first time in 71 years. Founder August Geringer built the paper, with control later via his sons Miles and Vladimir before sale to Henry K. Weber and two Geringer Press, Inc. employees.

Chicago INS Svornost United States August Geringer Miles Vladimir Henry K. Weber Geringer Press, Inc

Shakespeare in Soviet London gains wide readership

Izvestia reported on Moscow Radio that over one hundred thousand copies of Shakespeare works have been published in Soviet Russia since 1917. The Bard’s plays and poems have been translated into the 27 languages used across the Soviet Union.

London William Shakespeare Soviet Russia Izvestia Moscow Soviet Union

All-Bran claim promises relief from constipation

An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a cure for constipation by daily use with ample water. A testimonial from Mrs. W. D. Hall endorses bulking effect and zero need for harsh laxatives, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days.

Kellogg Kellogg Company Battle Creek Michigan Kellogg’a

August Milk Prices Set For August As July Rates Hold

Albany based report says milk prices paid to New York area producers will stay at July levels for August with one change. Over 97 percent of milk plants ratified the July 22 price agreement. Class 1A fluid milk at 5.02 per hundredweight and Class 2A cream at 3.95. Class 2B will be tied to the Boston cream market, prices continue beyond August 31 unless reopened. state agriculture commissioner Chester du Mond announced the ratification. The OPA subsidy status remains unclear.

Albany New York Chester du Mond Boston State Department

Salvage Tug Seeks to Free Ship Aground at Featherbed Shoal

The Salvage Prince of Kingston Ontario was to renew efforts to free Teakbay aground on Featherbed Shoal in the St Lawrence River near Cape Vincent. Coast Guard reports say no danger to vessel or crew despite limited progress overnight.

Cape Vincent Canada Steamship Lines Featherbed Shoal St. Lawrence River Harley Gellow

Barn Burns At Oswego Home Of Otto Lass

A barn at Otto Lass's home 323 Maple Street Oswego burned before 9 AM causing about 500 dollars in damage. Firemen reported the loss included several tons of new mown hay.

Oswego Otto Lass Maple St

Five More Youths Sign Up for Navy Duty

Five youths have taken oath for naval service and three joined the Marine Corps. Syracuse residents include three Solvay youths. Navy signees are Michael J. Silvia Solvay Leonard W. DeLaw Solvay Richard J. Dwyer Solvay Jacob T. Grassman Solvay Raymond M. DeCare Oswego, with Marines Willis D. Landon Sidney Harold D. Saville Auburn and Alpheus L. Baxter Ogdensburg are listed.

Navy Marine Corps Solvay Michael J. Silvia Milton Leonard’ W. DeLaw Vale St Richard J. Dwyer Crescent Av Jacob T. Grassman W. Pleasant Raymond M. DeCare R. D Willis D. Landon Grand St Sidney Harold D. Saville Genesee St Auburn Alpheus L. Baxter Canton St Ogdensburg

Underweight or large hands linked to unstable personality study

A 258 male study in the Journal of the American Medical Association reports that bodily disproportions such as height for weight wide shoulders chest size head size and large hands correlate with traits signaling instability and social adjustment difficulties. The authors warn the theory needs certification and further study.

Journal of the American Medical Association

Dorsey’s Voters Come Through Fort Fairfield Ballot Plea Fails

State Representative Dwight Dorsey faced a late filing issue and asked voters to write his name on ballots. The response from Fort Fairfield residents is summarized, noting that the tactic drew attention but results remain unclear.

Fort Fairfield U. P Dwight Dorsey

Major Burden Named Regular Army Captain

Maj Oliver D Burden of Fayetteville has been notified as a successful candidate for Regular Army commissions. He is one of 9800 appointed from 108000 applicants, attaining the permanent rank of captain. He serves at European Air Transport Service headquarters Wiesbaden as administrative executive in the office of chief of staff.

Wiesbaden Germany Oliver D. Burden Fayetteville U.S. Army Burden European Air Transport Service Maj. Burden Cornell University Williams College University of Wisconsin Army Air Forces Onondaga Credit Corp New York City Wright Field Ohio Berlin EATS

United States Rubber unveils underlay for rug safety

The United States Rubber Co. introduces a new underlay to anchor scatter rugs and runners on polished floors, aiming to reduce home accidents. The product targets improved grip on slick surfaces in households.

New York INS United States Rubber Co

Ambush Near Peiping Identified as Chinese Forces

U S Marine HQ at Tientsin said a 300 man ambush east of Peiping involved uniformed armed Chinese, with some reports labeling them Communists. Four Marines were killed and at least 15 wounded in the exchange, as a second motorized patrol of 300 plus armed with light machine guns howitzers and carbines rushed to the scene after an initial barbed wire barrier blocked the road and rifle and machine gun fire opened from both sides.

Peiping U. S. Marine Tvientsin

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