Syracuse Herald Journal Front Page Battle Chronicle 1955
The Herald Journal publishes in Braddock New York on August 5 1955 led by Arthur Jenkins Mary Jenkins publisher El Al O'Hara and Alexander F Jones executive editor The edition notes independent stance and calls for discussing public questions while supporting measures in the people’s best interest. contains staff credits and AP affiliation.
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Eyracuse
Arthur Jenkine
Mary E. Jenkins
EL AL O'Hara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey 8
Hurley
James M Ee
Harold “Ey 'Hadleeton Nan
Ohle
Eda Ey Nee Boorts Feedie
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State Reverses Civil Defense Policy Evacuations Planned in Fall
Lt. Gen. Clarence Huebner states state reverses CD thinking and evacuation plans. County director Ballantyne says 3 000 to 5 000 Syracusans will be evacuated this fall. The move follows new studies on atomic fallout and urges shorter, more frequent drills to train the public.
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Clarence Huebner
Thomas R. Ballantyne
Huebner
Ballantyne
Blood Replacement Still Needs Volunteer Blood
Doctors and patients should share responsibility to ease the serious shortage in the Red Cross blood bank. Dr Eugene Lozner urges informing patients when blood is used and for them to recruit donors. Dr Thomas Laurie warns against returning to the pre bank era while praising ongoing volunteer support.
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Med Cross
Eugene Lozner
Syracuse Blood Program
Onondaga County Medical Society
Thomas Laurie
Red Cross
Weather as Front Page News and City Editor Apathy
A memo critiques weather coverage in newspapers arguing weather is a rich subject for lyrical prose. The writer laments dull visual tropes and urges staff dreamers to write beautiful day pieces, noting readers complain about weather stories but will still call about changes. He advocates imaginative weather columns.
Stork Recognized By Air Force At Griffiss Base
Reporters pressed Griffiss Air Force Base Hospital in Rome for a birth confirmation. Miss America 1948’s identity sparked wire service inquiries from her Minnesota hometown. The Minneapolis Tribune announced the birth and the base confirmed it, ending the suspense.
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Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Minnesota
Minneapolis Tribune
Lofty Air Force
Central New York lawmaker votes on seven key issues
Central New York's representatives Bernard W. Kearney Clarence E. Kilburn William R. Williams R. Walter Riehlman John Taber W Sterling Cole and Kenneth B. Keating voted largely in unity on seven test votes. They opposed a Democratic sponsored 20 income tax cut and split on highway and housing financing, farm price supports, reciprocal trade limits, Hawaii Alaska statehood, and natural gas regulation exemptions with varying absences and pairings noted. The paper cites a near unanimous regional stance on the seven issues as the session closed.
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New York
Ives
Lehman
Washington
Bernard W. Kearney
Clarence E. Kilburn
William R. Wilams
R. Walter Riehlman
John Taber
W. Sterling Cole
Kenneth B. Keating
Senate
Kilburn
Kearney
House
Riehlman
Keating
Kiisurn
Cole
Williams
Taber
High Cost of Hospital Care and Financing
Public pays more hospital revenue as commission findings highlight rising prepayment rates across insurance plans. The piece outlines hospital budgets as central to improving care and reducing costs without sacrificing service, noting progress from early lab work to modern metabolic research and dietitian roles.
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General Hospital
Commission On Financing Hospital
General Hospitals
America
United States
What Rent Controls Could Mean Here
An Air Force transfer household laments high rent in a mid sized city. The letter compares Sacramento housing costs with local prices, noting limited listings and rents for a three bedroom unfurnished home near industrial noise. The writer urges consideration of rent controls to ease this burden.
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Air Force
Grain bin fiasco prompts Senate probe and lawsuits
Washington reports a costly grain bin program misfit. Farmers and contractors faced bending and fitting flaws as the Agriculture Department urged 18 foot galvanized bins, causing holes, misalignments and costly delays. Kansas City firm Black Sivalis Bryson faced scrutiny while contractor C E Huff sues for 289 600 after losing money on the project. Senators Symington and McClellan weigh standardization and further hearings.
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Senators
Black, Siralls & Bryson, Inc
Kansas City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
C. E. Huff
Kansas
Missouri
Black
Sivalis
Bryson
Agriculture Department
Bachelor of Syracuse Responds to Our August Issue
A letter from Three Teenagers defends modern dress and dating norms replying to a Syracuse bachelor’s August note. The writers joke about outdated views, cite Marilyn Monroe as contemporary ideal, and praise Oneonta and nearby towns while affirming women’s fashion.
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Syracuse
Oneonta Daily Star
Marilyn Monroe
Whistlers
Oneonta
Delhi
Cooperstown
Sidney
Menon’s Geneva role as peacemaker in Sino US talks
V K Krishna Menon moves through Geneva's Sino American conference shaping a path toward a higher level ambassadors meeting. He argues credit to Dag Hammarskjold and envisions future steps while facing mixed American reaction to his pro peace stance.
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Geneva
India
K. Krishna Menon
Marquis
Red China
A. Alexis Johnson
U.S.A
America
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Menon
China
Peking
Chou En-Lai
Chou
White House
Dulles
Nehru
London
Russia
Eden
Subcontinent
Burma
Indonesia
Ceylon
Menon Ag
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Kuomintang
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