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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1952
Page
2
A report details the peace treaty of World War I and the use of Paris buildings for the French overseas union parliament and military barracks. The structures near Paris are in dangerous condition with roof leaks, collapsing cornices, rotten floors, and exposed lath. Gardens suffer basins leak, statues break, and trees aged over a century need replacement.
New England indicates Arctic musk ox could rehabilitate thin, rocky soils without costly barns. John J. Teal Jr and explorer Stefansson press Ovibos as a domesticated option, with eight calves to be captured on Ellesmere Island after years of talks with Canada. If feasible, a Vermont Animal Research Foundation project may begin, leveraging wool and beef value.
U.S. Senator Paul H. Douglas publishes a timely study on economy in the national government arguing spending can be cut without sacrificing defense or inflation control. The book, praised for clear prose, may be their last before a presidency, with a forward by Blair Moody. Concluded on Page 8, Column 1.
A foreign visitor describes Spain after 2500 miles of travel noting diverse customs and attitudes across regions. The piece contrasts northern industriousness with southern festivity, cites regional character stereotypes, and mentions changing views on women and modern tank developments. It references Franco era society, women’s public roles, and military modernization including M24 tanks.
Rome on Janieulum hill nears completion of a $3.5 million Pontifical North American College. The old college, alumni reach into cardinal ranks, will become a postgraduate residence as 134 seminarians from 67 U S dioceses study here.
Mindanao attracts Filipino pioneers at over 10,000 per month seeking land and opportunity away from tenancy in the north. Cotabato Province, the island’s hub, promises rice abundance and industrial growth aided by resettlement projects for ex coms and new roads. But rugged living, disease, tribal tensions, and Muslim-Christian frictions complicate settlement as talks of aid and infrastructure loom.
Moscow uses threats to force Italy to hand over White Russians interned on Lipari and nearby islands. Allies fear reprisals against Italian POWs as early postwar tensions surface. Confusing dispatch notes Russian military equipment and anti Bolshevik factions among White Russians lingering in Europe.
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