01 Oct 1950
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1950
Page
1
Harrisburg launches a free island parking idea with free bus service to cut street congestion. Mayor Claude R. Robins leads merchants in promoting the Susquehanna island park and transit, aiming to educate drivers to use the lot instead of street parking.
A bustling enclave features cuisines and music from around the world. Patrons stroll through a venue with varied stalls and performances including dance and traditional acts from diverse regions.
The article portrays a Bucharest alley restaurant where Romanians and locals mingle over tuica as the night crowds gather. Dmitri Aerikide, a chemistry student, and his brother Nicolas run the cooking, drawing families from nearby towns as rain clouds linger.
A fragmented 1940s style clipping notes a sudden Italian concern over thousands of mixed-race children in the care of white mothers. It hints at social issues and public reaction, referenced as a column conclusion on an Italian page.
The Witty family describes life with Colonel Bob Witty stationed in Asia and the United States. Perle Witty recalls frequent moves from motel to camp and base to base while raising twins Brice Laurel Rogan, and facing long separations. Bob returns briefly to Cleveland before orders to Kelley Field Texas on October 15.
Camden reports Associated Activities Inc using an RCA electronic metal detector to guard mailed premium promotions from coin loss. RCA notes the device saves the agency money monthly on loss prevention of coins mailed with box tops and soap wrappers.
CHAMPAIGN Illinois UP three fourths of Midwestern farmhouses still lack bathrooms housing specialist D G Carter of the University of Illinois reports that despite postwar building boom the average age of farm homes is older than before the need for farmhouse improvement is perhaps greater than ever
Washington officials say the drive to build small houses by condensing larger designs creates cubicle like units. Architects for the Department of Agriculture warn that the result is neither convenient nor comfortable and leaves a shut in feeling.
Jigsaw murals crafted from woods from five continents will decorate Louisville banks this fall. Artist Bade leads a team turning large blocks into mosaic scenes, aiming to rival famed wood murals and spotlight his craft as he balances past business leadership with art.
Pulitzer winner Malcolm Johnson investigates Vermont vacation areas around Randolph and Bethel Randoph, exploring Yankee state influence amid local gossip. Articles cite the Witt and Bachrach homes in Randolph, with property transfers to New York’s Harvey family in July and unclear Harvey origins.
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