108th Infantry Call For Enlistments
The 108th Infantry Regiment of the National Guard based in Syracuse seeks recruits to reach its authorized strength. Col. Jo W. Wand urges young men 17 to 35 to enlist at the West Jefferson Street Armory. Enlistments are limited to 750 at this time, with closure once the ceiling is reached. information and enlistment can begin immediately.
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108Th Infantry
National Guard
Syracuse
Jo W. Wand
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Wood
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West Jeffersony Streak
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Freedom Train visit aims to educate Syracuse pupils
The New York State Freedom Train will travel to Syracuse and other cities carrying over 100 historical documents with messages to deepen students’ understanding of state government. Gerald H. Isbuty, Kricker rman of arrangements, and Syracuse Public Schools director Jerome Burke oversee plans to ensure lasting benefits for Empire State youth.
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New York State
Syracuse
Gerald H.isbuty
Krickerrman
Vareuc
Geriurne Burke
Empire State
Preserving the White House Amid Reconstruction Plans
The article discusses White House preservation during reconstruction, noting it would be a loss to posterity if the cheny structure were altered. It references critics of a proposed balcony and repairs estimated at 1,000,000 dollars, while emphasizing vital room arrangements and time’s toll on the historic palace.
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White House
Cheny
Westminster Abbey
Truman
Russia and Berlin Peace Talk Exposed as Hypocrisy
The piece accuses Soviet officials of double talk on peace while backing a staged Berlin government. It cites a Lieben council move in the Soviet sector, Soviet recognition of the pseudo Berlin authority, and street battles in the British sector. It argues Moscow seeks full control and Europe’s collapse into Russian dictatorship through ongoing unrest.
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Paris
Germain
Peagle
Berlin
Alexei Yelisacov
Hs Thy
Femme
United States
Briain
France
Ihuy
Lie Kremlin
Kyrevolin
Russia
Europe
Truman Tax Talk Reflects Market Jitters and election Swing
The piece notes President Truman linking business jitters to his administration, amid election results seen as shifting toward socialism and raising uncertainty about possible tax increases. Investors fear higher taxes and expanding business plans slow, risking deflationary pressure. Webb warns taxes may rise next year to avert a deficit.
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Jem
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Bane
Moe
Hoover
U.S
James F. Webb
Ant Fle
Costa Rica abolishes army and hands capital fortress to museum
Costa Rica's Provisional president Jose Figueres declares no army and dissolves armed forces. He transfers control of a central fortress to a committee for a future museum, citing a pacifist aim and lessons from regional coups. Costa Rica remains without military obligations and emphasizes peaceful policy.
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Costa Rica
Jose Figueres
Sehor Tigueres
Costa Ries
Tueley
Washington column expectations and columnist habits questioned
The writer questions Washington column plans and criticizes the Washington exes for predictable starts to columns. They wonder why they do not feature more practical topics like brickmaking or saw mill operations, ending with a dismissive note about Ike Javing.
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Aine Nesota
Washington
Hidden Friends and the Quest for a True Companion
The piece urges on the reader to seek and nurture hidden potential friendships. It speaks of unseen influences guiding social bonds, the risk of passing strangers, and the value of warmth offered to unknown hearts. It emphasizes that a future friend may be the person met today and that friendship fulfills a basic human hunger.
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Adame
Michael Angelo
Hospital Ambulance Policy Explained by Syracuse Hospital Council
The Syracuse Hospital Council states that when ambulances find a person dead in public from natural causes they may remove the body to the County Morgue to avoid delaying morgue processing. The rule, in effect since 1945, aims to spare families further shock while acknowledging small annual use.
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Potter Kinney
Iing
Munich
Wndy Re
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University Hospital
Put
Loree
Carl P, Wright
Syracuse Hospital Counel
Syracuse
Defense Budget Debate Sparks Billion Dollar Navy Plan
The piece cites Forrestal urging a substantial naval buildup including 85,000 long ton carriers at about 125 million each to deter potential foes. It critiques current Navy limits, questions strategic balance across services, and notes political pressure and wartime anxieties swirling around defense policy.
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Qauze
Forrestal Ag
Wilch, Eiting, & Bron
Weunenelase Democrat
Forrestal
Gol
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Sks
Lobbyine
Drakenuerabes
Ole
Renda
Poulral
Wiendy
Walter Winchell
Seria Honal
Eppley Roppet
Pnoiaen
Ae Minter
Portraits Ny James 4 and Eternal Partnership
A poetic lament on togetherness and love, invoking devotion and divine blessing. The speaker hopes for unity, prayer, and spiritual harmony in a lasting bond, promising steadfast companionship through trials and joys.
Lobby Law Needs Clarification in Washington News
Today in Washington columnist David Lawrence notes the Truman administration’s remarks on lobbying raise questions about when lobbying serves the public interest. He contrasts paid lobbyists with citizens writing to Congress and warns that current laws risk unconstitutional intrusions on private conversations and personal affairs.
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Lawrence
Con- Ress
United Press
Chiat
Ugilin
Flosaul
Truman
Masco
Basix
Congress
Worthy
Mint
Reesan
The Lighter Side Of Santas Direct Traffic
Frederick C. Othman humor column riffs on Christmas whimsy in Washington. Santas directing traffic, a Columbia University kitchen scene with Eisenhower, and a Willard Hotel jingle bell plan for Maryland stock Christmas cheer.
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Columbia University
Eisenhower
Washington
Willard Hotel
Maryland
Intelligence Test By Dr. George W Crane
A scrambled and garbled intelligence test by Dr. George W Crane presents questions on fire problems, symbolism, and vocabulary. The text lists items about firecrackers, animals, sports terms, measurement tools, and Latin phrases with mismatched answers, ending with a scoring guide and illegible segments.
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