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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1940

Page

15

Private Papers of a Cub Reporter Opened in New York Lockup

A collage of gossip and literary notes from New York chatterers touches on Owney Madden in custody, Dewey era politics, Broadway shows, and media figures. It cites Billy Rose, Eric von Stroheim, Harry Richman, and Ralph Watkins with brief anecdotes and social anecdotes from presses and salons.

New York Owney Madden Dewey Louis Primas Boston Eric von Stroheim Chump Washington Billy “Rose Diamond Horseshoe Revue Kuhn Harry Richman

Lusitania sinks with 1134 dead in 1915 tragedy

May 7 1915 saw the Lusitania torpedoed by a German submarine, a sea disaster that killed 1134 people including many prominent figures. London reports levies to fund soldiers, with six cents charged to any gas mask laggards at a Bromiley Kent tennis club dance, yielding twelve dollars.

Lusitania London Bromiley Kent

Words of the Wise Prophetic Quote on Life and Actions

A brief quotation attributed to Colton asserts that the only things we truly own are our actions. The concise reflection emphasizes personal responsibility and moral conduct as life's enduring possessions.

Colton

Women in U S spend on beauty reaches two hundred million

Estimated 1939 beauty expenditures nationwide total about 200 million dollars. The figure reflects market size for cosmetics, preparations, and services during the period.

United States

Eleanor Roosevelt Reflects on Spring Day and World’s Fair Preparations

In Washington on Monday Eleanor Roosevelt recounts a sunny Sunday filled with friends and tea. She notes the upcoming World’s Fair and the Mayor’s Bureau offering low cost lodging for visitors, plus a history of Karamu Theater and its contributions to American culture.

Washington New England White House BP ‘Morgan History Cathedral High School New York City Vincent Loretta Woman's Club Frankfort Cabinet

Tonsil removal and voice health for singers discussed

Dr Logan Clendening explains that tonsillectomy does not reliably alter voice for singing or speaking. Removal enlarges throat space and may improve resonance, with minimal risk of negative effects unless a heavy scar forms. Other notes cover trench mouth Vincent's angina, its symptoms, and treatment, including hygiene and antiseptics.

Negro artists at Karamu House seek funds to expand program

The board of trustees of Karamu House appeals for funds to rebuild and expand after a fire destroyed its theater and craftshop. Cleveland offers generous support and educational facilities as appreciation grows for the group’s work in local and international exhibitions.

Channin- Building East Democratic James Weldon Johnson Karamu Theater Gilpin Theaters Karamu House Cleveland Museum of Art Cleveland Museum of Natural History United States Cleveland United Feature Syndicate, Inc

First Aid for Creaking Wood Floors and Bronze Pieces

Readers ask how to fill wood floor creaks before painting without show-through. Use a fine sawdust and varnish mix pressed into cracks, clean out dust, let dry, then sand smooth. Also advised is refinishing rare bronze pieces. or contact the Copper and Brass Research Association for a bulletin on antiquing brass and bronze.

Copper and Brass Research Association Lexington Avenue New York City

Heating with a hot air furnace and water coil option

A hot water coil can be installed in a hot air furnace to heat water but it is generally impractical. It often interferes with the primary heating function and performance may be reduced. Removal for summer use is possible but adds complexity and cost, and the coil is not typically recommended.

Horoscope by Frances Drake for May 3

Daily outlook by zodiac sign with guidance for business and personal matters. Aries to Pisces cover favorable periods, cautions, and opportunities, noting specific age ranges and advising patience, effort, and prudence for a productive day. Copyright 1949 King Features Syndicate.

Aries King Features Syndicate, Inc

Stoker Maker’s Advice on Summer Use and Heating Policy

The maker of the stoker advises contacting the maker for recommendations. It notes that the coil cannot be used to heat water in the furnace during summer, as heat will rise into the rooms with no preventive means available.

Cellar Storage Advice Against Mildew

Do not store clothes in a cellar due to moisture and mildew risk. Condensation is likely even in dry seeming cellars. Adequate ventilation might help, but odds are against it.

Noted Figures Call for War Material Ban

Chiang Kai-shek urges Congress to halt war supplies to Japan and condemns either lawmakers or policy enabling aggression. Fulton Oursler warns propaganda impact on America, questions leadership. King Haakon of Norway demands German troop withdrawal as the only negotiating basis.

Mme Chiang Kai-Shek Japan China America Haakon of Norway

Plymouth 1940 models highlighted for value and comfort

The ad extols Plymouth's 1940 lineup featuring long wheelbase, wide seats, Floating Power engine, Luxury Ride comfort, and double-action hydraulic brakes. It promotes the Quality Chart and positions Plymouth as a low priced car with high end features from the Chrysler Corporation.

Plymouth Chrysler Corporation

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