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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1952

Page

4

Herald D Journal Founded in 1877 by Arthur Jenkins

The Herald D Journal announces its foundation in January 1877 with Arthur Jenkins credited as founder. Published by The Herald Company at Herald Place Byracue MY, lists Mary E. Jenkins as President and E A O Hara as Publisher. Names Alexander F. Jones and other staff follow.

Herald D-Journal Arthur Jenkins Taz Herald Company Herald Place Byracue Mary EF. Jenkins E. A. O'Hara Alexander F. Jones Clarence A. Rinne Chauncey S. Hurley James M. Armstrong Robert D. Coryst C. Pred Betts Xennesh F. Boaffow Francis R Woolever Scotte John J. Haguerty William J. Eahn Robert Oamnith National Merager

Last Stop End of the Li okaa For Monarchs of Rails

Rail fans note the end of 60 old steam locomotives in Syracuse and nearby yards as the diesel era arrives. The New York Central system shifts to fuel saving Diesels, with 1800 units in operation marking a new era.

Monarchs of Rails Syracuse New York Central America Central

Ambassadors Urge Bigger U S Aid to Europe

Ambassador Draper warns Western Europe’s rapid integration faces grave economic problems and urges the United States to boost imports to close Europe’s dollar gap. He cautions against Europe lapsing into isolationism and discusses options from increased aid to economic grant programs.

William F. Draper, Jr Western Europe NATO United States Truman Europe

Ridgway urges fuller publicity on NATO affairs

General Matthew Ridgway argues that public awareness across allied nations is crucial for NATO's success. He contends openness may test security, yet nations should face bad news as well as good to gain wholehearted backing and unity, citing Churchill and Pearl Harbor as examples.

Matthew B. Ridgway NATO Winston Churchill Pearl Harbor America

Defenseless Alaska No More Under Watchful U S Leaders

Officials report Alaska defenses are strong after reviews by General Omar Bradley and Nathan Twining. They warn a Soviet attack would trigger swift retaliation with atomic forces and emphasize effective anti air and infantry protections. The radar net now spans the Northern Frontier as vigilance continues.

Alaskan Omar N. Bradley Nathan Twining Soviet Russia Strategic Air Command Alaska Transier Billy Mitchell America

Stevenson Critiques Ike and McCarthy in Lettered Row

A syndicated column attacks Adlai Stevenson for labeling Eisenhower as gutter politics while accusing Stevenson of copying Roosevelt era tactics. The piece rails against Truman era scandals, McCarthy, and the Pendergast machine, while praising Marshall and Ike’s honesty.

Eisenhower Truman Joel McCarthy Wisconsin Stevenson Tice George C. Marshall Joe McCarthy New York City New York Adlai Stevenson Chicago Malloy Charlie Michelson Michelson Ike McCarthy Senator McCarthy General Marshall Harry S. Truman General Eisenhower White House Milligan Kansas City Ross Pendergast Harry S

Religious airlift to Mecca criticized as church and state breach

Readers condemn the U S Air Force transport of Moslem pilgrims to Mecca and Medina the move seen as funding Islam abroad and violating church state separation. Letters also defend Eastwood Housing Project residents arguing economic hardship and need for affordable housing amid naysayers.

Herald-Journal United States Lebanon Mecca Medina Beirut U. S. State Department Near East Richard Baer, JR The Eastwood

Housewife Vote Feeds Price Control Debate Tour

The incoming price stabilization director Tighe Woods promotes a whistlestop tour to gauge housewives on price controls. If wives reject controls they may become history. The piece argues for better economics over politics and warns polling may not fix complex questions.

Tighe Woods

Despair and longing seek heavenly light amid sorrow

A poetic fragment depicts a heart aching under turbulent emotional seas. The speaker compares pain to restless winds and shifting sands, seeking a radiance from God and imagining angels dwelling in heaven.

Heaven

Message to Garcia inspirational essay for labor needs

A reflective piece extols men of calibre who work diligently without complaint. It cites Elbert Hubbard and the tale of Rowan delivering McKinley’s message to Garcia, urging dependable, cooperative workers. The article asserts such men are in demand everywhere and will never be replaced by machines.

Eastwood Rees America Elbert Hubcard Garcia McKinley Rowan Cuba General Garcia Washington

West Point plebes drilled in honor system to curb cheating

About 600 upperclassmen return to West Point to evaluate the honor system after a cheating scandal last year. Alumni praise the intensified training given to the new plebes, with emphasis on self policing and strict penalties for violations.

West Point Plebes New York West Point Beast Old Military Academy Plebes During the Summer Period Known As “Beast Beast Barracks

Eisenhower Symbolism and Williamsburg Tale Fill Page

White House letters surge for Mamie Eisenhower as Ike teases his own fate in 1952. A Long Beach Island yarn revisits the presidential yacht Williamsburg and the teakwood Fiddlesticks tender linked to the saga and its sailors wives.

Washington Nana White House Marty Truman Dwight Eisenhower Denver New York City Ike Mamie America Eisenhower Dorothy Dix Republican Party Jess Long Beach Island Williamsburg New Jersey Truman United States Navy Fiddlesticks Walter Pew Palmyra N. J Leonard Heverly Upper Darby Ambler High School United States Beach Haven Barnegat Light Potomac Chesapeake Bay Key West Fla

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