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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1945
Page
3
Fragmented text from a a newspaper clipping mentions glamorous TV figures and radio, souring on a cap opera style show. It references Sally in the Sesh and a cap opera, noting public fascination with beauty products and television trends of the era.
In a mixed set of reader questions and quotes from Peggy McCarthy the page records views on postwar Europe including suggested roles for the United States and three great powers. It notes individuals such as Miss Nan Roller Miss Norma Allewelt and Miss Burdick offering cautious stances on diplomacy and restraint to prevent future conflicts. A separate note reports Mrs Leon Skelton’s complaint about her son Warren being bitten by a dog near Oneida and Seventh streets.
The Fort Dix Separation Center lists numerous Syracuse area soldiers as honorably discharged. Names include Hush Barclay, William Burns, Wendell Bell, Francis Balzano, Xavier Battistetti, Maynard Brown, Hamilton Calandra, Louis Cotrancesco, Leslie Delamarier, Edward Davis, Albert Pabino, Charles Gilpert, Maurice Gibbs, Dale Goodison, Harry Marland, Merz He Hacker, Walter Haynes, Lawrence Bearer, Louis Quehares, Robert Edwards, Basil Lovelace, Michael Lopinks, Amelia Hinsky, Jack Shafer, Richard Schmoke, Harold Sessions, James Stroi, Donald Sherman, John Tshulot, and others.
Farmers can insure 75 percent or 50 percent of their average winter wheat yield. The application deadline is the start of seeding on September 15, a date that never falls earlier in New Jersey and New York.
Washington GP U S wheat cotton and flax crops on about 178,600 farms have been covered by federal insurance. Unis spring the War Food Administration announced today. Winter wheat applications will
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