Inquiring Reporters Poll on Dairy Price Hikes
A mix of local residents including Richard Mulranen Charles Plant Mrs Frank Read Mona Severance Rosemary Tinuzzo and Sigren Porhoddin discuss whether farmers should receive higher prices for dairy products. They cite high costs praise farmers for hard work and note potential effects on consumption and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Mulranen
Seymour At
Postman
Mona Severance
Gnondagast
International Photography Salon Opens at Museum
The Syracuse International Photography Salon opened at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts with a private show, resuming an annual event since the war. Exhibits include 283 prints by 129 photographers from the United States and 12 foreign countries, with two local Syracuseans among the participants.
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Syracuse International
Syracuse Camera Club
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
John R. Hogan
Philadelphia
Arthur M. Underwood
Rochester
Arthur S. Mawhinny
New Rochelle
Camera Club
J. D.sprague
Salon
Newton E. White
Jap Women Become Vote Minded Says WAC Attache
Lt. Ethe B. Weed, WAC attaché to Gen. MacArthur in Tokyo, notes Japanese women are increasingly active in civic life and politics. She describes questions about polling with babies, family voting behavior, equal pay, and food supplies as common concerns among educated women. Weed, former Cleveland public relations figure, heads the women’s subsection of Allied civil information and education in Japan.
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United States
Ethe B. Weed
Wac
Gen. MacArthur
Tokyo
Lt Weed
Grover Weed
Weed
Cleveland, O
Glenwood Av
Elmwood
Wae
Northwestern University
Japan
Allied Headquarters
America
Congress
Lt. Weed
Cleveland
F. M. Boggs
722
University Av
Junior High Sociologists Tour Board of Education
Students from 11 junior high schools toured the Board of Education Building this week to observe the inner workings of all school departments. They were welcomed by Superintendent Davis H Patton and met Assistant Superintendent John F Hummer and Deputy Superintendent William R Dixon. They visited supervisors and department heads and asked about department duties. The trip was arranged by Miss Gertrude M Burke, head of social studies.
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Board of Education
Davis H. Patton
Patton
John F. Hummer
William R. Dixon
Gertrude M. Burke
Loew Executive Luncheon Guest
Oscar A. Doob, executive in charge of Loew Theaters and former Cincinnati newspaperman, was guest of honor at a luncheon for theater and newspaper executives at the Hotel Syracuse on Monday. Doob has been with Loew Interests since 1930 and helped run about 400 Loew theaters nationwide while specializing in gauging public tastes. He attended the event hosted by Harold Morton, manager of Loew's Syracuse theaters.
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Oscar A. Doob
Loew Theaters
Syracuse
Mr. Doob
Loew
Cincinnati
Doob
Harold Morton
Planting Potatoes For Home Gardens By Dean Halliday
The Garden Graph advises home gardeners to plant potatoes this spring to ensure food, noting potatoes grow well on sod or freshly turned land. Buy certified seed, pick well formed large pieces with one to two eyes, cut a week before planting to heal. Use stubby sprouts and avoid seed with scab for a better crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Halliday
Students visit from schools across districts
Seventh grade social studies classes sent representatives including Anthony Caponera Barbara O’Connor Joan Ruoff Dolores Hefflinger from Roosevelt Marjorie Seibert Betty Craft Lincoln Nick Colabella Richard Romeo Peter Cappa Grant Reta Surino Lemis Ladisair Marjorie Wright Croton Marialyce Brown Richard Ryan Porter Dorothy Kogler Beverly Langpaul Eastwood Shirley Jordan Ruth Maas Valley Mary Kraemer Bill Jacobson Bruce Laidlaw Edward Smith Virginia Alibrandi George Kempsell Prescott Janet Quinlan Thomas Kloss Bellevue Eugene Bardo Delaware visiting for the event
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Anthony Caponera
Barbara O’connor
Joan Ruoff
Dolores Hefflinger
Roosevelt
Marjorie Seibert
Betty Craft
Lincoln
Nick Colabella
Richard Romeo
Peter Cappa
Grant
Reta Surino
Lemis Ladisair
Marjorie Wright
Croton
Marialyce Brown
Richard Ryan
Porter
Dorothy Kogler
Beverly Langpaul
Eastwood
Shirley Jorday
Ruth Maas
Valley
Mary Kraemer
Bill
Juvenile Delinquency Decrease At Birmingham Schools
In Birmingham Alabama a report from the American Public Welfare Association says juvenile delinquency declined during the war due to the character building program in Birmingham schools begun in 1923. The decline contrasts with rising rates in other cities and has continued steadily since the program began.
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Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
American Public Welfare Association
Bowed Legs and Knock-Knees Often a Needless Defect
Doctors warn many children with bowed legs or knock-knees could grow straight with adequate bone building minerals and Vitamin D. Calcium deficiency in early years risks irreparable damage, so milk is emphasized as the best calcium source for growing children. Ensure your children get enough milk and calcium.
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E. Jefferson
Frank Read
Salt Springs Rd
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Sigma Pt Fog
Nelson Inn
Leo's
Division of State Publicity
New York Department of Commerce
Merchant Marine Monument
Jayne Tigner
Syracuse University
Sehmen
U.S. Maritime Officer’s Training School
New London
A. G. Ford
USMS
Tigner
Ethel P. Heltzen
Albany
Syracuse University College of Fine Arts
Mexico
Spain
India
Argentina
Netherlands
Belgium
Scotland
Canada
Stephen J. Gmyr
Stanley Lacinski
Junior High
Sociologists’ Tour Board of Education
Singer Sewing Center
W. Jefferson
Dr. D, Jayne & Son
Jaynes
Icleaner
Dakite
Peanlolai
Gahion
Edlem Jolie
California
Santa Clara Valley
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