21 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1948
Page
1
Extension service article advises gardeners how and when to plant Freedom Gardens based on average last-frost dates. It covers hardy vs tender crops, soil preparation, row spacing, sowing depth, fertilizer placement, labeling, and mulch tips with practical dates and methods. The piece emphasizes avoiding frost risk and using precise spacing for efficient growth.
Charles Honce writes about Washington Square as history clashes with present urban change. The piece frames the area as a living archive facing redevelopment pressures and the erasure of historic landmarks.
A collage of 1991 era items notes Patsy Brogan’s fashion scheme and New York’s Genius Row in Greenwich Village. It recalls Bishop Manning’s Dream and the south side’s shrinking historic mansions while listing famed writers who once lived there.
Paris reports that French universities anticipate about 8,000 American summer students and teachers visiting postgrad programs after the war. The influx brings novelty but also shortages of tennis balls and bicycles, limited coffee, and high price gaps, with promising courses including mining at lower costs.
President Truman’s cocker spaniel Feller is ready to return to the White House from Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham’s home at the Army Medical Center. The dog, a Christmas gift, enjoys morning walks, visits the President weekly, and is described as a baby prone to chewing and needing affection.
New York reports at the Credit and Collection Conference that over 200 delegates agree payments are slipping. Credit managers will scrutinize customers more before extending charge accounts as prices stay high. Dewey E S Kuhn says the old method of deciding credit by reputation is over.
Beltsville Research Center near Washington showcases new animal babies as practical results of genetics research. The infant animals represent advances aimed at improving meat milk wool and eggs for US farms and households.
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