07 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1948
Page
1
A British magazine envisions the next eight years as lean for Britain with five austerity years starting in 1947 and hitting bottom in 1952. It predicts no second U.S. loan, continued reliance on trade, an agricultural revolution, and a gradual rise from 1952 to 1955 as imports and food recover.
Warm Springs Georgia prepares to open Franklin D Roosevelt's Little White House to the public this spring. The simple pine paneled cottage preserves personal touches from the late president with his dog Fatty’s chain and fishing hat still in place. Officials estimate up to 200000 visitors in the first year.
A Black farmer near Tuskegee, Bush York, swapped his shabby home for a four room concrete block bungalow using Tuskegee Institute’s low cash cost home plan. With $250 saved, labor from relatives and students, and native materials, York built the residence under Dr. F D Patterson’s housing program aimed at urbanizing rural poverty.
A survey by the American Municipal Association found that about 3000 towns and cities have at some point established curfews or related youth-night restrictions to curb home parties and youth activity. The study highlights a nationwide trend toward enforcing earlier bedtimes for minors.
Maine game wardens report bears wandering forests instead of hibernating and wearing fur coats well below the knee. Warden Moses Jackson says the bears resemble college boys with an odd new look during the winter in Augusta.
New York report on how about 1 000 American towns rally for classical music through community fundraising and collective membership drives. The piece notes major firms like National Concert and Artists Corporation shaping access, with Monroe Michigan and Carbondale Illinois examples and references to ensembles, soloists, and orchestras.
W. John Stiteler of Somerset Pennsylvania raises West Highland cattle crossed with Shorthorns to create a hardy, low maintenance beef stock. He also added 23 Scottish Blackface sheep for forage efficiency and long fleece. The herd shows a Scottish Highland flavor on the Pennsylvania hills.
New York interview chronicles Eamon De Valera as a persistent force in Ireland despite a recent election setback. Max Robb's profile recalls meeting the revolutionary leader in 1928 and 1942, noting his inner fire, fundraising for Irish independence, and opposition to partition. He predicts Ireland’s future freedom amid uncertainty.
Paris doctors vote to stop signing government forms as a protest against a raised income tax and red tape. The Paris Medical Union, including 6000 doctors with 2400 specialists, may withhold non urgent care while patient reimbursements from social security could be disrupted. The move follows plans by Finance Minister Rene Mayer under Maurice Schuman's government to ease economic strain.
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