Herald and Journal Seeks Independent Public Discussion Policy
Editorial statement asserts independence from party politics and a willingness to discuss public questions. It pledges support for candidates and measures deemed to advance the best interests of the people. The note appears amid publisher and staff credits of the Syracuse newspaper.
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New York State Association of Chiefs of Police
Herald- Journal of
Syracuse
New York
R. W. Morris
Inflation crisis and political delay in cutting living costs
The piece laments rising prices seven years after the war, noting a 190.5 percent index and $1,200 loss on a $10,000 nest egg. It points to a 65 billion federal tax intake, wage boosts for auto workers, and calls for drastic controls and quicker action after the election to curb inflation.
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Korea
America
Bernard Baruch
Ike and Adlai Differ With Their Supporters
The piece surveys splits within both parties over Korea and McCarthy, noting Eisenhower’s stance against the Old Guard Republicans and Stevenson’s effort to sidetrack Truman. It highlights Truman’s push to base the campaign on Roosevelt-Truman records, while Stevenson resists that framing.
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Eisenhower
Korea
McCarthy
Stevenson
Truman
South Korea
United States
Yalta
China
Acheson
Ike
Kansas City
Taft
Washington
Minocqua
Power, Resolve, and Peace in the Face of Soviet Moves
The piece argues that Russia keeps its plans secret while the United States should build its own strength. It urges expanding industrial and military power, maintaining vigilance, and avoiding futile speculation about Soviet intentions.
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Soviet Russia
Stalin
Red
Russian Communist Party
America
Teachers and Reds in AFT Debate on Communism
The American Federation of Teachers debates defense of teachers accused of Communist ties. Detroit would prefer a harsher repudiation and proof of dissociation, but the convention affirms innocence until proven guilty and places the burden on the accuser while denouncing Communism.
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American Federation of Teachers
Detroit
Federation
Haley Announces Retirement from Niagara Mohawk Duties
Syracuse community leaders note John L. Haley will retire from active service with Niagara Mohawk Power Corp while remaining chairman of the Onondaga Chapter American Red Cross and continuing his work with the Community Chest and other local welfare groups. Haley is acclaimed as a civic asset and will shed some heavy responsibilities but stay influential in the city’s progress.
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John L. Haley
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Syracuse
Haley
Onondaga
American Red Cross
Community Chest
Jack” Haley
Sleeping Sickness Epidemic Sparks U S Concern
The article notes an encephalitis outbreak in California affecting about 500 people with around 30 deaths. It warns there is no vaccine or cure and calls for destroying the female Culex tarsalis mosquito to stop spread as the illness can kill within 24 to 48 hours.
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America
California
Speed miracle and record jet travel reach hypersonic speeds
The article notes a Navy jet plane achieving 1,238 mph, over 21 miles a minute, enabling near rapid travel between Syracuse and Skaneateles. It explains such speed requires extreme altitude above 70,000 feet and artificial cooling to protect the pilot and aircraft from heat and disintegration.
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George Stephenson
Navy
Skaneateles
Syracuse
Direct primaries spark minority push in party tickets
Readers discuss the direct primary as a political device. They warn it empowers minority forces and could concentrate influence with prohibitionist agendas, citing Wayne Wheeler and the Anti-Saloon League.
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The
Herald-Journal
Wayne Wheeler
Prohibition
United States
Murray T. Daigg
Through My Eyes Sketches By Ben Burroughs
Poem fragment celebrating love with imagery of stars moonlight clouds and misty night. The speaker declares devotion and a wish to keep a loved one near, expressing deep affection and eternal adoration.
Never Alone in a World of Friends and Faith
George Matthew Adams speaks on companionship through memories, knowledge, and a sense of God nearby. He reflects on novels, nature, and love as antidotes to loneliness, noting shared humanity with explorers like Peary and the comfort of a higher, benevolent presence guiding us.
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God
Gaza
Peary
North Pole
Volcano Causes Hawaiian Airline Profit Flip
A narrative on Trans-Pacific Airlines owner Rudy Tong exploiting a sliding scale mail-pay contract with the Civil Aeronautics Board. Kilauea eruption in June and July drew vast passenger demand, lowering mail payments and turning profits red. Tong appealed to Washington for a retroactive floor, arguing subsidies exist to aid carriers, not punish them.
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Washington
U. S
de Luxe
Rudy Tong
Ich
Hawaiian Islands
West
Trans-Pacific Airlines, Ltd
Rudy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Tropic Isle
Kilauea
Islands
Post Office Department
Air
David Benz
Tve
After Farouk’s Fall Egypt Renames Places Across Nation
Cairo and Alexandria municipal councils vote to erase Farouk names from streets squares and institutions. Farouk University becomes University of Alexandria and Cairo Airport renames to Cairo International Airport. Some councils also rename sites after Queen Farida amid post coup sentiment. Stamps coins and bills bearing Farouk’s image to be withdrawn.
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Cairg
Nana
Farouk
Egypt
Farouk Square
Farouk Religious Institute
Farouk Mosques
Sudan
Ahmed Fuad II
Farouk University
University of Alexandria
Cairo
U. S. Air Force
Payne Field
Europe
Farida
Pasha
Mint
Mixed Mental Fitness Test Items and Analogies
The text presents a series of IQ style questions by Dr George W Grane covering word meanings, dressing preferences, transparency of windows, and analogy problems. It includes scoring guidance and a long list of sample items with mis-spellings and unclear endings.
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