Herald Journal Highlights Early Pages and Publisher Details
The Herald Journal notes its founding by Arthur Jenkins with Mary E Jenkins as president and E A O’Hara as publisher. It lists staff including executive editor Jonas, Clarence F. Rinne as business manager, and others. The issue date is Saturday August 27 1955.
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Arthur Jenking
Mary E. Jenkins
E. A. O'Hara
Alexander
Jonas
Clarence F. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M
Ragula
Associated Press
of Isk
Syracuse
Atren
Arthur Jenkins
The
Herald
Peanas
Ibtt Poe Ee
Toledo’s Stiff Policy Changes on Arrests and Charges
Toledo Ohio imposes new rules barring holding prisoners on open charges or for investigation without specific counts. Arrests surpass 1,000 yearly with 663 arrests last month and 75 booked for investigation previously. Police defend investigation arrests for known criminals and public safety, while lawyers warn of rights infringement and lack of bail access.
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Toledo
Ohio
Syracuse
Courts urged to decide on public defender issue
Attorneys say a definite court decision is needed on the public defender question tied to recent series on miscarriages of justice. The discussion highlights individual rights concerns in Syracuse and across the democracy.
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Syracuse
Thia Democracy
Pennsylvania Turnpike Turns Up Toll Road Toll Toll
A Pennsylvania Turnpike report notes rising crash deaths this year, with 57 killed so far, higher than 1954 totals. Police cite abnormal rainfall and bad tires as key factors, urging motorists to slow down on slick roads and heed limits.
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Sylvania
BBC
New York State
Thruway
Pennsylvania
Rochester Police Radio System Arouses Public Anxiety
The Rochester Police Dept uses an electronic device to summon officers by blinking headlights horn and siren when patrol cars are vacated. Citizens fear embarrassment if drivers are startled from activities like watching a game or grabbing coffee.
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Rochester
Smokers Increase Cigarette and Pipe Shipments in June
The piece notes higher tobacco use in June compared with 1954 and 1955 May. Cigarette shipments rose by 600 million vs 1954 while pipe tobacco shipments gained 100 000 pounds. It challenges the notion that smoking is harmful by public claims and reflects a restless consumer era.
The Art of Reading Quote by P G Hamerton
A short quotation on reading from P G Hamerton notes that reading well involves selective skipping and judgment.
The Record Hurricane Provides A Lesson
A man recalls planting peaches and a friend who copied the approach of pampering his children. A hurricane exposes the flaw as the friend’s trees and soil wash away, while the narrator’s orchard endures. The tale ends with a mirrored twist about cutting allowances.
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Konrad Bercovici
New York City
Sketches to Great Power and the Franchised People
The text argues that true power comes from more than wealth and military might. It elevates freedom and the rights to work and worship as priceless treasures that keep a nation on top. It laments how freedom is threatened and questions how a nation like ours could lose it.
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Roek
Power Picture Boom and Politics
Power and politics collide as Chief Joseph Dam joins four other federal dams on the Columbia River with more planned. The piece notes rising regional power demand, aluminum industry growth, and ongoing public vs private power debates amid federal and cross-border disputes in Washington Oregon Idaho and British Columbia.
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Seattle
Columbia River
Chief Joseph
Grand Coulee
Columbia
Dalles
Lucky Peak
Albeni Falls
Lookout Point
Dexter
Washington Game Department
State Power Commission
City of Tacoma
Canada
United States
Congress
Ice Harbor
Snake
Federal Power Commission
Idaho Power Co
Snake River
Hells Canyon
Idaho
Oregon
Eisenhower warns on security and Soviet subversion
President Eisenhower addresses the American Bar Association in Philadelphia urging a robust security system to counter Soviet subversion. He argues secrets, public education, and legal procedures must adapt to contain the Communist conspiracy within the U.S. and avoid whitewashing danger.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
American Bar Association
Philadelphia
Oper Lawrences
Pentagon
Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation
Oppenheimer
Armed’ Services
Communist Party
Alger Hiss
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Hiss
Nixon
Vicw
FBI
Congressional
Dean Lambert on Russian farm visits and meals
Dean Lambert of Nebraska University recounts a Russia U S farming exchange noting endless banquets, the Russians’ large farms and gear, and a wish to reduce meals. He observes Russian farming methods, speed, and inefficiencies, and hopes for future moderated visits.
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Washington
Ukraine
William V. —Lambert
Nebraska” University
Neo Testis
Piensa
Dean Lambert
Russia
United States
Iowa
Nebraska
America
Atlantic
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Israel Looks West Doris Fleeson
Jerusalem reports Moshe Sharett as Israel's prime minister directing a westernward shift in foreign policy. He notes a cold war with Arab neighbors persists since 1949 with economic sanctions and blocked routes, while Israel seeks a mutual defense pact with the United States to gain aid and stronger ties.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Moshe Sharett
Egypt
Suez Canal
Iraq
Haifa
Venezuela
Syria
U. N. Security Council
Jordan River
Sea of Galilee
Lebanon
Beirut
Sharett
United States
Israel and Iraq in Middle East Security Debate
Grin and Bear It advocates stabilizing the region. Egypt and Israel oppose Iraq entering the Western security system via Greece and Turkey. Israel warns against unilateral Arab State defense and cites past Iraqi aggression while stressing continued economic independence and wider peace with neighbors.
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Middle East
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
State Department
Egypt
Iraq
Greece
Turkey
Arab League
Israel
Isreal
Sharett
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