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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1950

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Life in the U S A Small City Railroader In Oelwein

Intimate glimpse of Sid Ramsay a veteran Chicago Great Western conductor from Oelwein Iowa and his family. He praises railroading as a life tradition providing a home a car and meals and notes his political views and trust in national leaders as he reflects on decades with the railroad and his family life in a small town.

Sid Ramsay Oelwein Orlwein, Ia INS Ramsay Chicago Great Western Railroad América America Marjorie

Britain Keeps Driver Self Tariffs After Gas Tax Increase

Britain raises gasoline price by eight pence per gallon under a new tax plan but driver self operators like Godfrey Davis Ltd retain current tariffs. Victor Bridgen lauds the move, pledging no rate hikes for tourists and cooperation with Hertz America as Britain eyes a record tourist year in 1950 with Americans leading dollar expenditures.

London Britain Ministry of Fuel and Power House of Commons Victor Bridgen Godfrey Davis Ltd Hertz United Kingdom England Bridgen America Hertz Organization Great Britain

US pedestrian deaths drop to 9459 in 1940 estimate

The American Automobile Association estimates 9459 pedestrian fatalities in the United States for 1940, down 400 from the prior year, indicating a continuing decline in fatalities.

Chicago American ‘Automobile Association U. S

Jennifer Bevan Princess Margaret's trusted confidante

Jennifer Bevan, 22, serves as Princess Margaret's first lady in waiting and close companion since 1948. The Bevan granddaughter and Margaret share a lively, fashion minded bond, with Bevan known for candid advice and restrained Welsh practicality guiding royal plans.

Jennifer Bevan London Times Jennifer Trim Barbara Bingham John Henry Bevan Barrara J Elizabeth Duke of York Princess Margaret Margaret Meg

Going Dutch Tulip Time Opens in Holland Michigan

Holland Michigan hosts Tulip Time May 17 to 20 marking 22nd annual festival. City wears Old Holland mood with tulip displays across parks and farms. High school students perform dances and operetta while parades delight visitors.

Holland, Mich Holland Mich Tolland

Methodical Mendicant Begging Science Made Profitable

The story profiles Robert T. Ingles a highly organized beggar who died Jan 22 leaving 11000 in accounts. A one legged man on crutches he traveled to 100 cities, kept detailed ledgers of hotel and travel costs and even inventoried pencils while earning up to 35 dollars an hour at times. He dressed neatly and portrayed dignity in his begging, spreading across the Bowery and beyond.

New York Robert T. Ingles Ingles Jasenk T. Adderson New Orleans Miami Iingles Rooking House Ely Bowery 181St St Tnhoe

Sturbridge Village Greets Foreign War Brides

Hundreds of foreign born war brides visit Old Sturbridge Village Museum in Sturbridge Massachusetts to glimpse early America and see how the nation’s roots shaped modern life. The village presents a working 18th century New England town with 26 buildings, mills, stores, and crafts, illustrating a bridge between old customs and today’s tech age.

Sturbridge Mass Wms Old Sturbridge Village America New England

Jews Face Future Hopefully in Israel Two Years On

Larry Allen surveys Israel two years after independence. Population rises toward 1.5 million by 1950 with 400,000 arrivals since 1948 and 239,079 in 1949, while 1,000,000 plus Jews remain outside. Government plans mass immigration, farming settlements, and housing as tens of millions flow from Jewish agencies and foreign donors to resettle and develop a land the size of New Jersey.

Tel Aviv Israel Middle East Eliezer Kaplan Britain Palestine New Jersey Jewish Agency The Jewish National Fund United Jewish Appeals

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