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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1947
Page
24
The poem titled MELLOW MOON by D. W. Powers laments how the warm mellow moon on the sea embodies sacred memory and love. It contrasts summer joy with current sorrow, noting the sea's image as the heart's enduring impression while love remains a treasured memory.
The Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts hosts the annual Children Art League exhibition featuring works by five to seven year olds and older students. Paintings and drawings by prize winners from the Scholastic competition are shown, with demonstrations and a Lucy Flat one man show opening in Gallery A in June.
A fragmentary verse recalling a vow to invite a neighbor once offended for a dinner and handshake. The speaker promises to turn a page toward a brighter life, bring laughter to a child, and evoke images of fairies and happiness for UK girls and boys.
Reported move to form an interim government amid Indonesian tensions as the Netherlands Commission General for Lie Iniles withholds advice until republican views are clarified. The scene reflects cautious international mediation as leaders debate provisional governance.
Charles H. Goren analyzes a bridge hand where opening one diamond leads to a four no trump slam invitation. He discusses jump bids, shutout bids, and the impact of distribution versus high cards, illustrating how South's diamond and heart plays influenced declaring strategies and the resulting spade and club sequences.
The central meteorological laboratory predicts more typhoons than usual this autumn for Japan, with heavier rainfall expected. Forecasters warn landfall risk may rise as storms strike in greater frequency, potentially impacting coastal areas.
Scientists unveil a new fitting for hearing impairment using a compact device called a lens worn in the ear replaced by a small gadget termed hearing lens. The device is concealed in the hair or under clothing with no cost or obligation, promising high fidelity amplification and easier use for many who avoided traditional bulky aids.
The passage extols devotion to the American flag as a symbol of liberty and national identity. It quotes Stephen Crane on patriotism, recalls Iwo Jima, praises Edward Everett Hale's The Man Without a Country, and warns against foreign influence while urging loyalty to America's past and traditions. It references T A Daly's poem Lag o! My Land and calls for schoolrooms to post patriotic readings.
A summer push to read at the Syracuse Public Library gets a push from quotes about reading and democracy. Profiles cover Elizabeth Madox Ford, Konrad Barthel, Rob ert S. Allen, Anthony Thorne, and Fred Blythe, highlighting their works and the themes of wisdom, politics, and rural life.
A mixed note describes two books: 3GRN COUNTRY by Homer Cray compiling folklore and legends from Town, Minnesota and Nebraska plus biographical anecdotes. MUST TELL THE TRUTH by John T. Strohm recounts Russian people with wartime imagery and staged photography during Stalin era.
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