03 Oct 1948
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1948
Page
1
The National Fire Protection Association reports that most fire damage comes from numerous small fires rather than dramatic large blazes. Careless habits like unattended matches, smoking, and home dry cleaning contribute to about ninety percent of incidents.
New York dispatch describes an eight year old girl known as little Miss Valentine, labeled a safecracker, drawing juvenile authorities into a reform effort in Cincinnati. The piece notes the girl and her siblings’ alleged crimes, police capture, and questions of driver misconduct and public safety in city life.
Paris dominated by partisan rhetoric as voters head to polls amid Communist rhetoric and disputed editorials. The piece notes figures like Parouller and Museyt, with references to Georkorlor vatkeia and Svobodie Noumiy, framing the scene as a clash of ideology and propaganda.
Readers report crowded Paris banks as U S students and tourists line up for services. The piece hints at a voter turnout atmosphere influencing banking activity and mentions a new lending angle amid a tense political climate. More details appear on Page 3 column 5711 and conclude on Page 1.
A fragmentary feature discusses Cusco as the ancient capital of the Inca empire. It references Kee B A Michall Kahn and a dreamlike journey across centuries, noting living descendants and a hidden social structure, with notes to further pages.
Readable text describes plans for the University of Miami in Coral Gables Florida. It details a dream campus with eight acre lake, modern buildings, tropical landscaping, and extensive lodging facilities. Construction costs around six million dollars, with twenty one buildings completed or underway, designed by Provert Law Weeds and Marian Maloy.
The book by Kay, a London to Berlin aide, describes Dwight D. Eisenhower’s dislike of parsnips and his practical, work first motto. It recalls his casual humor, strict schedule, and the steady flow of hospitality and meals that accompanied command across North Africa, Italy, and France.
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