04 May 1952
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1952
Page
1
U S demand for Irish linen has grown significantly, aided by Irish Linen Guild promotion. Most flax used comes from Belgium, while spinning and weaving stay concentrated in Northern Ireland, supporting jobs amid unemployment concerns. Exports to the United States rose in 1950 and 1951, boosting agriculture and industry.
The piece discusses potential Democratic presidential nominees centered in the U.S. Senate. Senators Douglas and Estes, amid others like Kerr McMahon Russell, are seen as leading contenders. It weighs Senate figures alongside Michigan Governor Williams and Averell Harriman as possible campaign voices.
London reports that seven British bomber bases now host USAF units as a postwar training phase for American crews. At Lakenheath, grey prefabricated RAF-style cabins house officers and men sharing spaces amid extensive clerical tasks to maintain aircraft in the air. In one wing, about 25 ground crew per flying crew, with 12 or 13 men in a 350 plane-wing, illustrate the heavy administrative load. Most of the narrative continues on page 8 column.
A northern Arctic group naming itself the Ike for President Club forms under the leadership of Louts K. Huber. The nucleus gathers supporters among Eskimo communities, aiming to back Dwight D. Eisenhower in a national campaign.
A wartime report describes a new homing torpedo guided by a built in brain of sea secret electronics and sonar gear. Navy officials say it is the most significant antisubmarine advance in World War II and outline plans to stockpile both conventional and new torpedoes amid rising Soviet submarine strength.
Sixty two disabled veterans at the Joseph Bulova School of Watchmaking in Woodside learn the science of watchmaking in a Bulova Foundation operated program serving veterans. Since opening in 1945, 340 graduates have fields in jewelry and watchmaking, with admissions expanding to Korean War veterans after recovery. The school offers ramps, auto visual aids, a modern curriculum, and a focus on independence for veterans, with instruction under Veterans Administration collaboration where applicable.
Broadway Worcestershire a peaceful English village of about 3000 people famed for stone houses gabled roofs and hand painted shingles. Tourists visit for teashops antiques and bed and breakfast stays while the annual fox hunt at the Lygon Arms near the Cotswold foothills draws crowds.
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