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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1946
Page
5
A poetic page features multiple verses by various authors. J Phillip Spaid writes of heaven beyond night while cherishing family and neighborhood, D W Powers sketches a moving river and industrial life, Lois H Paar evokes a tintype romance, Stella Grace Morelli contrasts stillness with night sounds, and S B Latham reflects on retro spect in social settings and delegation.
The page presents a fractured crossword puzzle with scattered clues such as blue snake, bookbinder feather, shun, foretoken, and references to various terms and names. OCR garble includes partial phrases like Green Alm on copper and Foundation Aassle ere, indicating a damaged text segment with scattered across and down hints.
Dr Fusco, after 55 months as a U S claims service consultant in Trieste, describes wartime chaos and demoralization. He recounts armed leaders demanding demonstrations, nightly torches, and strikes sweeping shipyards and streets. He survives a death sentence and brutal interrogations before sharing details of life in a Nazi prison cell.
The article records a high speed air race with averages around 345.8 mph earning $3,500 for second place. Competitors include Fallon and Jack Hardwick, with multiple P-38 and P-63 aircraft noted. Dr J Fusco, a physician, chose to stay with guerilla fighters to aid wounded partisans and medical supplies during wartime.
Grandstands built for the national air races in Cleveland used over 100000 feet of lumber for seating for 62000 spectators. After the races the lumber will be sent for veterans housing. The report includes race notes from Parkersburg West Virginia and details on postwar Italy conditions cited by Dr Fusco and plans for his move to Phoenix Arizona.
Dr Fusco describes partisan release of hostages as posters warned of jail attacks if not freed within 24 hours. Allies stood near Florence as desperate crowds reported多 20 to 30 bodies in the streets and daily hanging bodies in Bologna Square, killed without reason.
The Public Library showcases Sullivan’s satirical essays in a new collection from Prank Sullivan, including two dozen pieces, plus fall fiction. Highlights feature The Salem Frigate by John Jennings, a naval tale set before the War of 1812, and Milne’s Chloe Marr. Orwell and other authors receive attention amid memorial architecture debates.
An exploration of memorials from Civil War statues to living tributes. The piece discusses permanence versus modern needs, citing Syracuse and Onondaga County efforts for a living memorial and civic architecture.
A proposal discusses a transformable auditorium in Syracuse meant to serve veterans and the public at all times. The concept suggests walls and spaces prepared for exhibitions of art and other events, aiming for a self supporting community venue.
A reader’s guide reviews Victory by Winston Churchill, Tour of Duty by Joan Dos Passos, Citizen of the World by Shirley Graham about Paul Robeson, and 101 Things for Girls and 10 Things for Boys as two slim volumes for young people.
In Vinita Oklahoma Charley Pease 38 and his 77 year old bride Mrs Ellie Day Pease after a whirlwind courtship wed in Joplin Missouri. He said he would not let others take his woman while she described the romance as a whirlwind affair and shared stories of their early days together.
Tass reported Yugoslav barges were towed away and ships moved upstream toward Linz as part of a transfer amid Western reluctance to join Yugoslavia in controlling the vessels. The move followed protests and UN concerns about the occupation zone in Austria.
Michigan state police and Delta vice squad raided a mutuel house in Detroit area, seizing five pieces of evidence and signaling a grand jury investigation into a five million dollar gambling racket operating across counties. The breakthrough followed a raid at the mutuel house tied to the Palish Bank location.
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