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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1944
Page
4
A garbled report notes a safety campaign in a state area with references to mishaps and transportation concerns. Mr Fox commented on efforts to conserve resources and promote industrial safety amid unclear local details.
A Schiller Park brass plaque lists sixty local residents who served in the armed forces. The memorial recognizes volunteers and includes names, reflecting community tribute to service amid the postwar era.
Barkley informs readers of a misdirected invitation as Congress chiefs plan a White House meeting. The piece details unclear arrangements and potential alternative venues, highlighting a scramble to secure timely access and clarify attendance.
American forces in Burma struck across the Naga Hills defeating a Japanese force after a forced march. They drove 10 miles behind enemy lines to seize the village awburn, trapping Japanese units between American and Chinese columns while incurring light U S losses. Brig Gen Frank Merril led the operation alongside Chinese troops under Lt Gen Stilwell.
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve nervous and tired feelings tied to monthly discomfort. It claims the product helps with cramps, fatigue, and emotional symptoms and urges regular use following label directions.
An excerpted Q and A column discusses elder arranged marriages, warning a young man about war era dating pressures and advising girls to show mercy to overmatched boys. The piece frames modern romance as a wolf and wolverine problem, urging cautious social conduct.
Kathleen Kennedy daughter of Joseph P. Kennedy canvassed West Derbyshire voters in London during the by election. She rode in a pony cart with Lord Hartington's sister and spoke of U S support for Prime Minister Churchill as Hartington and the independent Alderman White contested the seat. Hartington lost.
George L. Perrault, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Perrault of Watertown, has been commissioned second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces. He is a Bowman Field Kentucky stationer and a Watertown High School graduate class of 1935 after enlisting in September 1940.
Local Selective Service boards 43 and 465 announce men to report Wednesday for Army or Navy duty. Addresses and names listed include Syracuse area residents from East Syracuse, Liverpool, and surrounding towns, with notices of induction, board numbers, and reporting locations.
Health officer Dr M F Snyder and Miss Cecelia Burke begin weekly 2 to 2 15 PM clinics at Tierson Street School Health Center for diphtheria prevention. Also note Syracuse Print Makers Club May exhibit plans at Miss Anne Heaber’s home and a busy schedule for Townsend Club activities listings.
Two unusual war films will be shown in the next two weeks at Sarachin theaters. Purple Heart opens March . it depicts the fate of eight U S sailors captured after raiding Tokyo and is produced from Marine corps footage. The other feature about Tarawa is released to civilians after military review.
LOCELLA O PARSONS reports June Preisser and husband Dick Terry in Hollywood. Preisser, famed for acrobatic dancing, will shoot two Universal pictures including Murder in the Blue Room. Susan Peters, Anne Baxter, and Darryl Zanuck linked to 20th Century Fox projects. Hoagy Carmichael turns actor in To Have and Have Not.
About 2,000 apprentice seamen arrive at Camp MacDonough in Plattsburgh to start V-12 officer training. Commander C. M. Louttit states midshipmen examinations begin April 3 as the historic barracks, dating to 1812, resumes military training functions.
The physician in the film Mr Winkle Goes to War recalls Ed ward G Robinsons bedside manner and notes he learned it from the star during a previous role as Dr Ehrlich in Dr Ehrlichs Magic Bullet. The exchange hints at a playful echo between actor and medic across Columbia pictures.
The tale centers on Guadacanal and Vaarawa with a title page reading As led by Hugh Entel? US.20 TM Enfield. The real name of actor Craig HKernolds, a screen star, is noted as recently retired Marine Corps lieutenant due to Pacific theater injuries.
Edmund Lowe wearing a top hat plays a locksmith in the Columbia film Girl in the Case. He fights a blazing warehouse blaze and a burning ember nearly sears his head but a thin asbestos layer saves him as he advances through the danger.
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