Syracuse Printmakers Exhibition Opens at City Museum
The Syracuse Printmakers launch a new show at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts with etchings dry points linoleum and color prints. Edith Horle wins Print of the Year for Pink Elephants. works by Marjorie Garfield Louise Shrimpton and Dorothy Lathrop featured. Open House by the School Art League coincides with Sunday hours 2 to 5 30 P M.
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Exhibition closes June 2 at Museum Auditorium
In the Museum auditorium the International Photography Salon and May exhibitions near their end. Sunday afternoon, June 2, is the last day. Special evening hours run Monday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 P.M. until June 1.
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U S Army Ends Search for 12000 Missing From War
Washington reports the Army and Navy have abandoned virtually all hope of locating more than 12 000 missing servicemen after extensive postwar searches worldwide, with efforts waining since the war’s end.
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War and Navy say few missing remain unaccounted
In a joint statement the War and Navy departments said overseas commanders report little chance of locating anyone missing more than 60 days or those absent without authority, leaving only a few exceptions presumed absent for brief periods.
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New England Fish Problem Gets Airing
New England fish and game commissioners from six states met in Wolfeboro to discuss inter state and Federal cooperation on duck hunting. They examined reciprocal fishing arrangements for ponds and lakes that border two states and other common concerns.
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Scientists Protest Sentence of UK Atom Scientist
The annual council of the Association of Scientific Workers protested Saturday against the sentence given to Dr Alan Nunn May, a British atom scientist who pleaded guilty to passing information to Russia.
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