SU Chancellor Pleads For Full Grant To Aid GI Bill Students
Democratic County Chairman Hogan appeals to U S Senators from New York to press for help for Syracuse University in paying for its share of the Thompson road G E plant. Under War Assets Administration rules the university could receive a 100 percent discount on its 2 921 297 payment as it serves thousands of veterans under the GI Bill. The article urges Senators Wagner and Mead to endorse full government aid to the university.
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Hogan
United States
New York State
Syracuse University
Thompson Rd. G. E
War Assets Administration
Carrier Corporation
Washington
WAA
Wagner
Mead
Navy eyes moon missions and satellite travel in future years
A reflection on early space hopes in Navy planning discusses jet propelled pilotless aircraft, satellite vehicles around Earth, and a projected path toward interplanetary travel. It notes public unease about lunar conditions and returns, contrasting with a preference for familiar Central New York scenery.
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Taj Mahal
Victoria Falls
Anna
Siam
Navy Department
Navy
New York
Melvin L. King Anacletics’ enduring Syracuse legacy
Melvin L. King shaped Syracuse’s skyline with ten mile beauty and utility. His designs include the Onondaga County courthouse Central and North High schools and many structures in Central New York, blending function with beauty. A past president of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce and long civic advocate, he dedicated decades to civic welfare and professional training.
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Anacelutec
Melvin L. King
Syracuse
Onondaga County Court House
Central
North
New York
Schelling
This Ay the Best Lime thtan be thle part of the countes
New York Tin ns heading notes politics gain momentum as momentum appears to wane in the county race. The fragment mentions Weed Uhit and a lost momentum in the race.
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New York
Commissioned Leader Remembered For Public Service
The passage honors a respected public figure who worked on removing railroad grade crossings in the city. He was cherished in church, club, and fraternal circles for his fine personal qualities. His 77 years were filled with useful deeds and he will be keenly missed.
Congress Should Revise Wagner Act
Critics of the Wagner Act say its ten years of experience reveal flaws that hurt employers and employees alike. Gerard D. Reilly proposes six changes including allowing employer petitions for bargaining elections, free speech for both sides in campaigns, curbing protections for unions that strike for non Act objectives, and shifting enforcement to the Labor Department to restore reason in industrial affairs.
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National Labor Relations Board
Gerard D. Reilly
Reilly
Labor Board
NLRB
Labor Department
Mrs Hoyt Appointed Director of Municipal Recreation
The selection for the municipal recreation director leaned toward Helena G Hoyt who has acted in the post for over a year. Proponents argued an athlete might fit, but the broad scope of recreation requires long experience and familiarity with modern procedures, which Hoyt has developed through years in the field.
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Helena G. Hoyt
Peace delays feared as Soviets seek to hold up peace pacts
Paris observers warn Soviet Russia may stall peace treaties to extend Red Army control in Eastern Europe. They say Moscow aims to cement puppet governments before evacuation, risking greater opposition if occupation continues. The theory questions whether the world should wait for peace on Soviet timing.
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Paris
Russia
Western
Europe
Kremlin
Eastern
Red Army
Moscow
Portraits By JAMES 3 METCALFE
A reflective verse depicting a speaker wrestling with longing and possession as portraits, dawn and dusk imagery frame a falling sense of belonging to a lost beloved. The speaker clings to a portrait, sensing separation yet seeking connection through night and early blue skies.
Union Bans Suggested by Labor Row in Congress
The piece discusses reforms to labor law proposed by Gerald D. Reilly of the National Labor Relations Board. It urges expanding employer rights in organizing campaigns and limiting union power, including foremen status, secondary boycotts, and shifting enforcement to the Department of Labor. Republicans may use this in campaign messaging for a GOP Congress.
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Truman
Congress
Democratic Party
Gerald D. Reilly
National Labor Relations Board
MR. Reilly
Department of Labor
Reilly
Labot Vote
Readers' Viewpoints Uphold Franco Revolt Letter Debate
A series of letters to the Herald Journal defend Franco's revolt in Spain, argue the 1931 government was not legitimate in 1936, and criticize opponent Arthur Hall for calling Franco a despot. The writers challenge evidence, cite international responses, and urge resistance to what they call pro-Franco propaganda. Also letters praising church reporting, housing relief plea, and anti-regimentation views appear, urging community engagement and remedies for homelessness and evictions.
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Herald-Journal
Arthur Hall
Franco
Hall
Real Evlonce
Fall
Reing
Spain
Timothy
Mc Hall
Mr Hall
Alex
Russia
France
Germany
Italy
United States
Span
Amusig
United States Department of State
British Foreign Office
Hail Deptets
Rena M. Seamans
Capital Calling Palestine's Pressing Issue
Washington reports from the Paris peace conference sketch a volatile scene as Byrnes edges Molo tov on Palestine while experts warn the talks dodge core war and peace questions. The Middle East crisis worsens with each delay, fueling disaster risks at home and abroad.
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Washington
Paris
Byrnes
Molotov
Lack Positive Plan for Palestine Relief and Growth
The piece argues against forced political solutions amid Arab and Jewish conflicts in Palestine. It notes Jewish efforts making the desert bloom and Arabs seeking advice from Jews. It references London proposals including partition and a $200,000,000 rehabilitation fund for irrigation, hydroelectric projects, and Arab rural education.
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Palestine
London
Middle East
Isolationism Again In Face Of Middle East Change
The piece argues that looming broad changes in the Middle East will force a shift from isolationist reflexes. It condemns old guard critics who label potential U S aid or bribes as immoral, urging acceptance of new realities and warning against clinging to outdated diplomatic paradigms.
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Britain
United States
Middle East
State Department
British Foreign Office
Colonial Service
Sheik
Digest Of Fun Hints At The Home Front And Stage Gaffes
A humorous digest presents a string of light vignettes and quips from daily life and entertainments. It features a magistrate’s quips about a chair and a table, a melon strike on an actor, and jokes about war service and domestic mishaps. Other items lampoon parents, children, and army life with witty exchanges and shy humor highlighting timing, misheard lines, and social scenes.
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