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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1949

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Shortages Hit Labor Plan for National Medical Service

Britain faces labor money and material shortages as Labour outlines a five to ten year drive to expand hospitals doctors and health centers under a national medical scheme. The phase aims to offer broad free benefits while tackling bed shortages and hospital capacity constraints.

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Love and Marriage Across Borders Fights Red Tape

A wartime tale of Soviet exit visa bans and GI brides. The United Nations upholds a view that Soviet refusal to let wives join husbands abroad breaches the UN charter. Individuals like Michael Sharon of New Haven and John Wolfard of Utah face separations, resignations, or expatriation as they pursue cross border marriages amid postwar visa strictures and Army bans.

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Fall Furs Are Shorter

New York merchants predict a leaner fur season with prices down up to 23 percent and coats shorter from fingertip to midcalf. Farriers note practical trends and buyers seek sensible, less bulky styles, moving away from the long six-flare coats of 1948.

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New PX in Frankfort Dream Store to Germans

In Frankfurt Germany a U S style PX opens in a residential district as an American shopping center for families. Germans travel miles to view the American setup with shops from shoe shines to clothing and luxury goods bought in Germany. The area contrasts with surrounding bomb damaged houses and patched windows, resembling a slice of Suburbia U S A.

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Unpublicized Ban Warns Against German Rebuild

Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor warns that rebuilding Germany’s heavy industry and rearming under German officers would threaten world peace. He notes the danger of a militaristic regime aligned with the East and warns against trusting a revived German state as an ally.

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Yankee Girl At University Of Salamanca

An American student describes life at the University of Salamanca where coeds are serenaded at night by guitar players in capes. She notes romance and discipline mix as girls in dormitories face rules about wine, cigarettes, and flowers with messages to lovers.

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Central City Booms Again as Gold and Silver Lure Tourists

The Central City boom town, once a ghost town, revives with miners and shopkeepers profiting from gold and silver. Horace Greeley’s tip to seek boom towns is recalled as 10,609 residents pursued riches along the Rockies.

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Oklahoma students to earn credits by fishing course

University of Oklahoma offers a summer course in fishers biology on Lake Texema. Students will live on a barge and spend most time fishing, with credits earned for the techniques and methods studied.

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Subtle Nuisance Rules Sap Foreign Missioners in Peiping

The article reports on Chinese Communist measures viewed as ominous toward foreigners and missionaries in Peiping and China. It notes officials denying clear terms for non communists to do business and hints at covert tactics to pressure expatriates.

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