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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1948
Page
4
The Syracuse newssheet announces weekly publication by Herald Co with Mary E Jenkins as president and E A O'Hara as publisher. Subscriptions vary by payment plan including daily and Sunday options. The paper notes AP membership and independent civic stance for public questions.
In Ardmore Pennsylvania veterinarian Dr Otto Stader built an annual hospital with modern comforts including air conditioning The facility houses surgeries such as caesarean operations appendectomies and cataract operations Engineers from Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co designed an automatic control system to keep summer temperatures 10 degrees cooler and humidity at 45 50 percent The hospital serves as a model workshop for veterinarians and Stader is a former American Animal Hospital Association president
A thrifty housewife buys immediate necessities and as many flour and rice bags as possible. In Peiping, flour is staple and cats offer protection, though they are costly to maintain. People also favor cloth and gold jewelry as cash substitutes, deeming them safer than paper money.
Police raid shelters and black market centers housing central Frankfurt youths about 300 nightly. Officials admit raids remove some juveniles but lack facilities and staff to hold them. They warn trafficking and prostitution among homeless youths remains severe and hard to curb.
In Graffenwohr near the American Army maneuvers, local German girlfriends match the soldiers’ wit with clever ploys. Army closes maneuver area to civilians and makes nearby towns off limits. Army wives complain as maneuvers may stretch into summer. weekend visits were arranged for wives.
The submarine Squalas built at four million dollars claimed 26 lives near Portsmouth New Hampshire when a main valve failed and it sank 240 feet. A diving bell saved 33 aboard before the craft was raised after three months and rebuilt. In January 1941 it was renamed Sailfish and joined the Pacific Fleet.
In Memphis Tennessee a passing truck dumped about 500 goldfish onto a street. Neighbor Billy Harding gathered roughly 200 fish in a jug and released them into his family tub. The family found the episode amusing as they bathed amid the piscine guests and planned to share the rest with relatives.
Beauty campaign markets a $2 TON Home Permanent Kit with reusable curlers and TONI Creme Solution. It promises soft, natural curls after hours and a wave lasting as long as a $15 salon permanent. A Refill Kit is offered for $1 with no curlers.
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