Residents discuss bus fare change in Syracuse letters
Mrs Lillian Tolhurst and Rita Matthews write from East Syracuse and Seymour Street arguing about bus fare. They say 10 cents is fair, 12 cents is high, and 22 cents would deter riders as many rely on buses daily.
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One Man Opposes Opinion on Fathers Day and Gender Roles
Walter Kiernan muses on Fathers Day gifts and the burden of bills, noting women voice and vote in shaping future, while men face political expectations. He argues wives influence and urges electing leaders who heed wives’ advice as well as party figures. The column weaves social critique with a snapshot of midcentury attitudes.
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