Museum exhibit closes with private view after concert
The Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts wraps Five Centuries of Ballet tonight from 2 to 5:30 with a possible private view after the Candlelight Concert. A two day first annual showing spotlights adult arts and crafts classes led by Miss Helen Hewitt, featuring painting, block printing, furniture refinishing, and fashion drawing.
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Farm land prices surge in wartime boom across states
Wartime farm land values soar 71 percent above 1935 39 averages with gains reported in Indiana North and South Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Colorado and Wyoming. Prices have more than doubled in several states while total yield nationwide up 13 percent in a year and 7 percent in four months.
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First Test for CIO PAC as 7 States Vote This Month
The CIO PAC faces its first 1946 tests with primaries in Alabama Florida Indiana and Ohio on Tuesday and later dates in Oregon Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Voters choose governors U S Senate seats and 98 House seats plus two special elections in Alabama and Indiana.
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North Carolina Primaries Set With Key Fifth District Race
North Carolina contests loom in eight of twelve House districts in the Democratic primary. The three way battle in the fifth pits Rep John Folger against Thurmond Chatham of Winston Salem and Joe Harris of the same city. A special election will fill a vacancy in the eighth district.
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Oregon primaries show four GOP House incumbents unopposed
Oregon voters in the primaries face only two Democratic contests while all four Republican U S House incumbents run unopposed. Governor Earl Snell seeks renomination but faces a challenge from Henry Black, a paper hanger.
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Dutch Teachers Protest Low Pay in Arnhem Rally
Dutch teachers in Arnhem refuse to participate in a Sunday celebration marking Holland’s first anniversary of liberation. A spokesman says salaries are too low to strike, but warns action could hurt wartime saved children and aims to draw attention to their plight.
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