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Syracuse, WN 1955 issue of The Herald with founders Arthur Jenkins and E. Jenkins. Executive staff listed including Alexander F. Jones and Clarence H. Rinne. Subscription rates and advertising details shown. Editorial pledge to pursue independent public discourse. Saturday, Dec 3, 1955.
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Arthur Seneine
Many E. Jenkins
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Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Busines
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Aororial
Ren B deKver
Manurity Paitst
Harald Sdacien
Woolere
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Arthur Jenkins
Cooperation praised in Skaneateles water conservation pact
Officials of Syracuse and Skaneateles reach agreement to conserve 6 million gallons of water daily in Skaneateles Lake. The plan preserves the city’s 58 million gallons daily allotment, using saved water for emergencies like past droughts.
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Syracuse
Skaneateles
Skaneateles Lake
Wiretaps Hit Cosmetics Firm in New York Hearings
A New York State hearing reveals an expanded wiretap era as Hazel Bishop Inc faces taps and a hidden microphone. District Attorney Hogan probes business secrets while one inspector is indicted for illegal tapping. The case underscores rising electronic intrusion and calls for tighter enforcement.
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New York City
Frank S Hogan
Hazel Bishop, Inc
Hazel Bishop
Ah Ioric
Public Reaction to Forest Preserve Proposals
Four measures to expand the forest preserve will be discussed at hearings this month and next. One proposal from the Joint Legislative Committee on Natural Resources would nearly double recreational facilities while keeping in line with the forever wild spirit. Public reaction expectations hinge on growing use and demand for more access and sites. If approved and vacationers arrive, maintaining the forever wild ethos may become a focal point.
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Joint Legislative Committee On Natural Resources
Boys and Girls Praised For Interest in Events
The National Council of Social Studies heard that American boys and girls deserve praise for their interest in national and world affairs. Dr Edwin R Carr of the University of Colorado said pupils show greater world event interest than decades ago. He credited curriculum shifts and teachers linking lessons to current events, noting society relies on educators to foster informed observers of world affairs.
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National Council of Social Studies
Edwin R. Carr
University of Colorado
Carr
Geiger Counter Craze Potential Sparks War Demand
A jittery note predicts sales of Geiger counters may surge as fear of a national uranium shortage grows. An New Mexico meteoritics professor cited trending panic from orange glaze on family dishes and a paranoia about radioactive fallout driving a rush to test every package and home.
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Meteoriics
New Mexico
What They Are Saying on Foreign Policy Debate
Washington commentary by David Lawrence argues for broad public debate on foreign policy during the campaign. It critiques both parties for shifting talk to peace slogans, cites Dulles and Senator George, and calls for clear contrasts on Democrat and Republican records, including Korea and Geneva outcomes.
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Ives Dwiles
Gor Herriman
Geneva
Ley
Asia
Africa
Truman-Acnesoh
China
State Department
Communist Trade Drive Shows Tremendous Jump This Year
Foreign analysis notes the Soviet bloc trade offensive gathering momentum under Nikita Khrushchev. It argues the push blends politics and economy to widen markets for non Communist nations and to expand heavy industry, with early gains to 1955 showing notable increases in exports to the Soviet bloc.
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Associated Press
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West
Commuunist
Nikite Karushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
Nnions
Red
United Kingdom
Yugo- Slavia
Mroscore
Cantral Agra
Fragmented World Leaders Speak on Peace and Power
The dispatch blends quips and remarks from Israeli, American, Soviet, and French figures. It notes Dave Ben-Gurion, Maunce Lew, Nikita Khrushchev, and Premier Edgar Faure as they comment on peace, temptation, and political steadiness amid global volatility.
Sketches By BEN BURROUGHS
An unsigned verse sketch warns that true happiness comes from honest living. It contrasts fair speech and actions with deceitful schemes, noting some forge ahead by masking fears and exploiting others. The piece urges integrity and discourages clever but unjust behavior.
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Belleve
Who's Insured by Frederick C. Othman
In this account Angelo Iosso, a Chicago bootlegger and union boss, testifies before the Senate Labor Subcommittee about his control of the United Auto Workers and a Chicago insurance fund. Senators scrutinize his guards, a dubbed force. Angelo asserts danger, while authorities note costly security and pending questions about his finances and influence.
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Frederick C. Othman Washiactow
Angela Inniso
Hus
United States Senate
Amed
Ane Gelas
Ths
Olhnan Yoodium
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Hs Attorney
India
Samuel Ddes
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Supreme Court
Paul Douglas
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Angelo
United Auto Workers
AFL
Leal
Chicago
Tus
GOP Faction Backing Eisenhower Faces Internal Skepticism
Amid GOP divisions Chairman Leonard Hall pushes support for Eisenhower while some old guards grumble at the steamroller approach. The piece notes attempts to project Eisenhower as the unifying, peacekeeping leader despite questions about health and public approval.
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Ty Doris Fleeson
Chicago
Republican Rational Committee
Tian Diehel
Doris Freeson
Leonard Hall
Thas “Deceine
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