14 Oct 1951
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1951
Page
1
A fragmented clipping discusses ulcers among men and women urging prevention. It cites a Philadelphia convention and a Metropolitan Company report noting ulcer risk and the need for awareness. Mentioned are male predominance figures and a call for humor as a coping angle.
Reports from Seoul describe deteriorating relations between Chinese volunteers and North Korean units. Eyewitness accounts note hostility within the Red occupation zone, with separate headquarters and logistics for each side and limited cooperation on the frontline.
WINDOW ROCK Arizona January The Navajos on the reservation see uranium mining becoming the tribe's major income source. Royalties and wages rise with increased mining activity. Officials discuss tribal measures to collect royalties from government and private firms operating on Navajo lands.
Fragmentary text discusses psychologists applied to corporate work. Mentions New York, firms and decisions affecting personnel, and a sense of their role in shaping business behavior. Content is incomplete with many garbled phrases and uncertain references.
Left-handedness appears to be common in children, with about half of children showing the trait when both parents are left-handed. When only one parent is left-handed, about one in sixteen children may be left-handed. The article notes that nearly 20 percent of identical twins show differences in handedness, suggesting heredity is not the sole factor. The discussion continues on page 3.
In Bonn a surge of panhandlers draws attention as city guards and social workers respond. The report notes increased street activity, with several dozen individuals seeking coins near transit hubs and busy intersections. Local authorities urge calm and offer aid programs.
Jazz revival sweeps Rome's clubs as top bands play Arm and Hat tunes from classic recordings. Musicians imitate old performances, delivering energetic, stylish sets that thrill local audiences. Strong personalities and names appear in fragments, with a lively period voice.
The piece contrasts British views of Spaniards with Madrid realities, noting Madrid’s unromantic scene, modern equipment, and social norms. It comments on gender roles, emancipation, and Spain’s diplomatic stance within Europe, concluding with a continuation note to page 3 column.
Fragmentary notes describe Alaska needs and a sold out fare linked to wartime casual ties. A day after a bow copy a remark about Boston and Shelburne appears, mentioning Thomas F. Mur as first master and a fondness for the place.
Fragmentary report describes the plight of the blind and beggars across regions from Baghdad to North Africa and Europe. It notes survivors in harsh conditions, some former World War II camp inmates, and mentions many unable to work or support themselves.
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