Herald Journal Bulletin At Syracuse 1955 Editorial Motto
The Herald Journal notes the Syracuse operation with staff roles listed including Arthur Jenkins Mary Jenkins E A O Hara and Alexander F Jones. It records publication rules and advertising rates and dates back to January 16 1877 with the issue dated Saturday August 20 1955.
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Alexander F. ‘Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey
8. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Nlorial
Kari A. Mekaroy
Kenneth
Merion Oy
Xaltor
Prams Re Waolever
Bporte
Ware Cehn J Hagesby
Gisesitied
Wildlans
J. Kuhn
Robert O. Gil
Bubacriplion
Mall Jumitance
Poetad
Bally and Pandas
Associated Press
Wze
Syracuse
Yau
Arthur Jenkins
The
Herald
Signs of Progress on Future Highways in Syracuse Area
The state public works chief John Johnson says land acquisition for the Oswego Blvd arterial highway will start immediately with a $6 million cost, half funded by the city. Total Oswego stretch $13 million, Syracuse arterial system $50 million, all pending voter approval of a $750 million highway bond in November and a federal road bill. An aerial survey was completed. no definite site until area is fully charted, addressing Route 11 fears and rumors.
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John Johnson
Oswego Blvd
Johnson
Oswego
Syracuse
Congress
William Robinson
Robinson
Learning to Read By TV Commercial
Kim Story, age 2, of Memphis reads from memory and TV ads. His father notes he learned by watching commercials and names words like hexachlorophene and chlorophyll. The piece contrasts difficult terms with familiar movie titles and political quotes for contrast.
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Kim Story
Memphis
Tenn
Kim
London
Patchwork roads highlight rapid growth area
The passage argues that ongoing patching of roads is inadequate while plans reveal the area's rapid growth. It notes that despite complaints, progress cannot be denied and the region ranks among the nation’s fast expanding zones.
Capehart Pushes Abroad Travel View in World Affairs
The Indiana senator Homer Capehart, a Republican, proposes mandating congressional trips abroad each year. He argues the United States must engage globally, joining others in the Old Line group who are shifting toward international awareness as he heads to Istanbul for meetings with the World Bank and IMF.
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Homer. Capehart
Indiana
Capehart
Istanbul
World “Bank
International Monetary Fund
Senate
Mr. Capehart
United States
Turkey
Homer
Dem Bums Face Uncertain Future in Jersey City Move
A column notes the Brooklyn Dodgers will play seven games in Jersey City next year and hints Dem Bums may relocate. It mentions the New York Giants losing money and interest in the Polo Grounds and Brooklyn's potential move toward Los Angeles as baseball trends shift west.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Jersey City
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Kansas City
Boston Braves
Milwaukee
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore
Browns
Erskine
Orskine
Great Lakes Dracula lamprey war creates new weapons
American and Canadian scientists pursue 1960s era tools to halt the sea lamprey, dubbed Dracula of the Great Lakes, under a 10-year treaty with $350000 funding. Electric barriers, traps, and dams aim to block spawning upstream while lampreys mature through a deadly 18-month cycle.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Lakes
Congress
Senate
Jake
Jake Trout
U. S
Pleasant view of City Hospital changes a reader’s view
A letter praises City Hospital after fearing stigma attached to the institution. The writer credits clean wards, cheerful rooms, and caring staff led by Dr. Joseph Barry, noting good food and genuine patient care. The piece lauds city administration for supporting a fine hospital and acknowledges staff dedication despite workload. Karl M. Stander signs.
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The
Herald-Journal
City Hospital
City
Bigwood
Joseph Barry
Karl M. Stander
Washington’s sleepy capital ends as Congress gears up
Othman notes a rare lull in Washington with no crises or filibusters and few headlines. Congress will soon resume probes into labor funds, TV pay, color television, navy canned hamburgers, and war material stockpiles as lawmakers return from vacations.
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Navy
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Colorado
Press Club
Congress
New York
Europe
Johnston Plan and Middle East water rivalries emerge
Damascus highlights water and irrigation issues as Johnston Plan gains attention. Jordan and Israel loom as main beneficiaries if approved, while Lebanon rejects it over Israel participation. Arab League experts draft their own plan, while King Saud seeks unity and Western aid without pledges to fund refugee relief.
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Litani
Jordan
Israel
U.S
U. S
Damascus
Syria
Middle East
United States
TVA
Johnston
Erle. Johnston
Lebanon
Israe
Arab League
Egypt
Saud
Aristotle Socrates Onassis
Palestine
Code of conduct for wartime prisoners and UN policy critique
A Washington column condemns calls to reward Red China with a UN seat and urges a new code of conduct for governments that sacrifice soldiers. It rails against appeasement, selective hearings, and blackmail as factors in security probes and laments loss of wartime ideals.
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Washington
Geneva
Lawrence
Tere
Red China
United Nations
Red Chink
Security Council
Japan
Nazi Germany
Scott
Radio Free Europe
Giver’s Reward: Choose Others, Find Lasting Gratitude
A devotional note urges placing others first to serve the Master and find inner glow. It frames selflessness as a godly act that yields lasting satisfaction and gratitude from those helped, concluding that those who serve others rise to be first.
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Mary £. Jenkins
E. A. O'Hara
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Tully Center
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Simon Cameron
Shoemaker
Senator Capehart
Lampreys
L. Huron
Niagara Falls
L. Ontario
Atlantic
L. Erie
Lamprey
St. Lawrence
Superior
Vitellius
Rome
Othman
Frederick C. Othman
Sleepy Capitol Hill
National Press Club
Cal Coolidge
Middle East Water
Doris Freeson
David Lawrence
Ford Foundation
Sen. McCarthy
Ben Burroughs
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