Port urged to succeed Higbee as U S attorney
An Erie opinion argues Edmund Port of Syracuse should be named United States attorney for the Northern District, citing Syracuse as the district’s largest city and Port’s familiarity with office operations. The piece warns against choosing a candidate from outside the district and urges political leaders to promote Port.
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Irving
Higbee
Syracuse
United States
Edmund Port
United States Attorney's Office
Utica
Troy
Vicca
Albany
Finger Lakes
Ullea
Port
Fort
Washington
Veterans Blood Drive Sponsored by Geddes Solvay Veterans
The Geddes Solvay veterans of World War II sponsor a community blood honor day in Solvay Friday August 24 at the Masonic Temple to aid five wounded soldiers in Korea and other Central New York hospital patients amid lagging Red Cross responses. The event aims to meet the constant need and rally local public spirit.
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Geddes-Solvay
Korea
New York
Red Cross
Solvay
Baseball Found Deadliest Game Says New York Headline
The piece questions claims that baseball is the deadliest sport in New York over 32 years while noting 43 deaths in baseball versus 22 in football and boxing. It argues the danger lies in exposure and spectator excitement rather than per participant risk, given these are largely spectator events.
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Banger
New York
New York City
Thomas A. Gonzales
Sioe
If We Are to Have The New High School
The city must decide on funding a proposed William Nottingham High School amid bid delays and rising costs. With construction estimates $1.2 million over current funds, officials consider additional city funds while fearing contractor shortages if bids are rejected. The Education Department says a pressing need exists and urges proceeding to avoid further delays.
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Wiliam Nottinghan High School
Syracuse
General Electric Company
Utica
Board of Estimate and Common Council
Herald-Journal
Tdeed
Pitts
Department of Education
Probing Life's Secret a Gene Theory Breakthrough
The article discusses genes as submicroscopic particles controlling heredity and life. It notes nucleic acids can perform similar roles to enzymes, offering easier handling and potential revolutionary life science advances. Aimed at general readers, it hints at cures for cancer and deeper cellular understanding.
U S Philippines mutual defense treaty urged
The State Department says the United States and the Philippines will seek a mutual defense treaty likely to be signed in San Francisco on September 1. The piece argues such a treaty formalizes a US commitment already felt by Americans and warns Soviets against meddling with the Philippines.
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U. S.-Philippines
United States
Philippines
State Department
San Francisco
Japan Postwar Troop Presence Persists After Peace
Japan's veteran premier Shigeru Yoshida has secured a plan to keep American troops in Japan and nearby areas after the peace treaty. Hirohito reportedly supports the idea as a safeguard against a power vacuum with the Soviet Union still a concern. The United States has demilitarized Japan, yet cooperation remains high as the country rebuilds along democratic lines.
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Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
Bamperor Hirohito
Soviet Union
Salaries Call by Syracuse Municipal Workers Union
A letter from George W. Kappeseer and Louis T. Gaurnier urges public support for higher pay for Syracuse police and fire personnel while arguing against across the board increases. The piece notes wider wage inequalities among clerical and court staff, under staffing, and the need for fair treatment of all city employees amid rising living costs and intensified anti crime drives.
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Herald-Journal
Syraquse Herald
Syracuse Post Standard
George W. Kappeseer
Syracuse Police Benevolent Association
Louis T. Gaurnier
Syra~case Firemen’s Association
Police
Fire
Kapposser
Gatrnier
Syracuse
Syraruxe
Kapgessee
Gourdier
Department of Miklis Works
Alen Bald
Alwa
Sine Bremen
Trafic Court
Court of Special Sessions
Trafic
Tradc
Willig
Stetto
Police Court
Lim Tau
Ottr
Joan DE Augustine
Norbert B. West
Vincent A. Napolitano
Martha Galanis
Trac Court
Brink's Robbery Plot Revelations In Washington
Background by George Dixon recounts a dramatic FBI exchange over a Brink's armored car heist. An important gentleman claims insider knowledge, naming Estes Kefauver as the mastermind while a tense press conference with President Truman unfolds amid heat and a jocular poem reading.
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Washington
Lilo
FBI
Truman
State Department
Balance Sheet of the Week on War News
A weekly digest split into good and bad news. Subcommittees form to resolve Korea truce location with informal talks seen as likely progress. Western anti Communist groups disperse 5 000 balloons in Czechoslovakia carrying messages of hope and broadcasting hours. Oil talks end with a 50 50 profit split on 30 million tons annual output between Western firms and Iraq. Iran Britain talks deadlock over control of oil sales, with Iran demanding direct marketing freedom. Britain warns talks may end, while Russia’s acceptance of a US peace conference invitation stirs concern and possible invite for Communist China. Germany vows to sabotage rearmament and Reds call for strikes on key bridges.
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Korea
Czechoslovakia
Voies of America
British Broadcasting’ Corporation
Vatican
Iraq
Iran
Privy Seal
Richard Stokes
Ivar
Russia
San Francisco
China
U. S
Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
West Germany
EXPERIMENTING ON ANIMALS APPROVED
Medical student defends animal testing arguing it drives medical progress and saves human lives. He notes animals must be cared for and anesthetized, questions anti vivisectionists about personal sacrifice, and says vaccines and diagnoses rely on animal research.
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The
Herald-Journal
Sketches By BEN BURROUGHS
Fragmented lines express affection and devotion notes to a beloved person. The writer compliments warmth closeness and emotional support as central to their life and happiness, stating love and care are real and constant.
Intelligence Test Puzzles and Miscellaneous Questions
A scrambled quiz lists multiple choice items from an intelligence test by Dr. George W. Crane, including tools in a riddle, a mythic Fountain location, freight car types, common pastry associations, butter from animal sources, and beverage provenance. It also presents a matching exercise of beverages to nations with various self-assessment tiers and coded score strings.
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Fiat
China
Russia
Germany
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Seconbey
Barther
Perth
Arthur Enking
Herald
Background By
George Dixon
Super Clue
Brink
Geman
Eslea Kefauver
Eyoru
Uruman
Miller
Nebraska
West Point
By Homer Jenks
War
Ben Burroughs
George W. Crane
Fadhore
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