Herald Journal founded by Arthur Jenkine and rise of independent press
The Herald Journal from January 1877 outlines its founding by Arthur Jenkine and B A& A Chara with editorials promoting independent party politics. It notes aims to discuss public questions and support candidates best serving the people’s interests.
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Herald-Journal Pompano Duy, Suas Desparas
Arthur Jenkine
Mary . Jenkins
A&a
CHARA
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Binne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Wmiroaial
Ladebs
Some Assurance For the Future
The piece notes new federal authority for the FBI to enter kidnapping cases within 24 hours, reducing previous delays. It argues this could prevent deaths in future crimes and urges cautious expectations of criminals facing federal pursuit. It also discusses color in daily life and Florida's plan to standardize road signs by color on federal highways to reduce accidents.
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Weinberger
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F.B.I
House Judiciary Committee
Faber Birren
Birren
Florida
Mirror Stove Cooks by Sun Heat Inspired by NYU Professor
A New York University professor has created a solar powered stove using mirrors to focus sunlight on the cooking area. It can reach temperatures at least 250 degrees and could aid missionaries in fuel scarce regions. The project received a $40,000 Ford Foundation grant, yet the stove could be built for about five dollars. The piece notes parallels with a separate electronic stove claimed to bake a meal quickly, praising the mirror stove for its simple elegance. The author reflects on science, progress, and a preference for natural simplicity.
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New York University
Ford Foundation
Khrushchev called to account as Nazi leaders cited
U S Justice Department researchers revisited the Nuremberg trials to compare Khrushchev’s stance with Adolf Hitler’s aides. Gen. Rudenko, then USSR chief prosecutor, argued that crimes stem from one criminal plan and all accomplices bear responsibility. The Moscow declaration urged punishment for those involved in Nazi crimes.
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Russia
Ussr
Adolph Hitler
Krushchev
Nuremberg
Justice Research
Great Britain
France
United States
Rogers
Khrushchev
Evident Interest In Latin America
The United States stepped up aid to Latin America with 72 million dollars in technical cooperation in the last fiscal year, the largest since 1942. The report notes mutual interest as Latin nations contribute manpower and funds in self help, while the region faces economic shifts and political changes.
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Russia
U. S
International Cooperation Administration
United States
Latin America
South
Bolivia
Guatemala
Haiti
Vaccine proving itself nationally as polio cases fall
The vaccine program shows a brighter national polio picture though Chicago endures the worst outbreak. By July 28 total US cases fell to 4 557 from 7 834 five-year average, with 40 million children and pregnant women having at least one dose.
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United States
Chicago
Public Health Service
US Public Health Service
National Foundation
Apelle Weber
Dive Bombing Doves Democrats Won't Repeat This
Ralph de Toledano recalls the 1948 Democratic convention in Philadelphia where staged doves backfired as pigeons attacked the press section. He argues Democrats now limit their energy to parades while warning about future media stunts and potential backlash from the press.
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Truman
Chicago Tribune
Fair Deal
New Pension Laws Expand Social Security Coverage and Benefits
The 84th Congress amended Social Security and indigent aid laws to broaden coverage and adjust rules. Key changes include extending coverage to many professionals and farm workers, raising tax rates for financing, and allowing disabled workers and aged women to claim earlier or expanded benefits with conditions.
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Congress
U. S
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