Measures for Local Officials to Check
The Syracuse Herald notes October traffic deaths rose to 61 in Onondaga County, urging local officials to adopt stricter enforcement measures. Sheriff Stone’s programs include unmarked cars, speed meters, license-plate checks, and public tip systems. Additional nationwide ideas—roadblocks, drunk nets, full-time traffic police, and harsher license suspensions—are proposed as options for local adoption to curb fatalities and improve safety.
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National Safety Council
Onondaga
Stone
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Rochester
Kentucky
Tennessee
Michigan
BeThese
Letter to Dallas Warns of New Year Football Chaos
Executive Editor Alexanpus F. Jones writes Felix McKnight of the Dallas News warning of Syracuse's football plans for New Year’s Day. He recalls Navy’s bid, mocks Syracuse, cites bands and players, and mentions Bud Wilkinson and Oklahoma. He asks for a home address to send lilies to Mrs McKnight and sends regards to Sammy Baugh.
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Texas
Felix
Navy
Dallas
Navy Midshipmen
Jelly
Syracuse
Norman
Okla
Bud Wilkinson
Bud
Oklahoma
Mrs. McKnight
Sammy Baugh
Possibilities of War by David Lawrence
A Washington column argues public opinion can subtly push a nation toward war. It compares past wars to current Soviet policies and notes Congress authorized force in Formosa while musing on future UN police actions and the risk of a third world war guided by public sentiment.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Kremlin
Lawrence
America
Korea
Navy
Kaiser
Hitler
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Congress
Formosa
Europe
Middle East
United States
United Nations
Peace Prospects Seen Better Amid Middle East Tensions
Secretary of State says the danger of war in the Middle East has lessened and peace prospects have improved. Francis E Walter warns against restricting Hungarian refugee intake. A London garage owner blames U.S. policy for gasoline refusals to American servicemen. Brig Amin Hilmy refuses to cede Suez Canal Zone land. Australian External Affairs Minister Casey doubts American action pace. Turkish Premier Menderes supports collective security. James Read calls for $10 million for Hungarian refugees. Major Niels Larsen moves troops into a buffer zone. Baghdad Pact warning from the State Department. Wladyslaw Gomulka insists on his party’s program.
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Middle East
Amin Hilmy
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
United Nations Emergency Forces
Rhythm Cadets Shine at Syracuse University Campus
Mrs. Boyd Aller praises five Syracuse Boys' Club Rhythm Cadets who sang for her daughter's sorority. The group performs daily between engagements and volunteers for church, school, veterans, hospitals, and civic events amid negative youth publicity.
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The
Herald-Journal
University
Syracuse
Rhythm Cadets
Boyd Aller
Corrects Parking Cost Figure for City Garages
A letter to the Herald-Journal corrects a typographical error stating that new garages should be amortized at .75 to $1.00 a day instead of per hour. George S. Block signs the correction.
Plates require motor numbers not serial numbers for insurance proof
Editor James F Kline objects to Nov 28 editorial claiming serial numbers suffice for state license plate insurance evidence. He insists the Motor Vehicle Bureau accepts only motor numbers and asks for correction. Applications will be rejected if requirements are not met.
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the Herald-Journal
Motor Vehicle Bureau
James F, Kline
Syracuse
Inflation Explained How Price Wages Drive Up Costs
Sylvia Porter analyzes the wage price spiral fueling inflation. She explains how higher worker wages raise production costs, prompting firms to raise prices, lifting the cost of living and retail prices. The piece warns of persistent hikes and consumer reaction.
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Sylvia Porter -Baree
Pittburgh
Washington
Elamene
Marge
Those Awful Senators by Frederick C. Othman
Washington report on Gwen Bari arguing a 20 percent cabaret tax harms entertainers. She notes tax impacts her earnings and cites a trip to Manila and Hong Kong where no such levy exists. Bari urges Congress to act while expressing regret over possible personal liberty loss.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Hollywood
Gwen Bari
Miss Bari
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hong Kong
Othman
Miss B
House of Representatives
Senate
Miss Earl
America
Manila
Orient
Potomac Fever Leaves Democrats Leaderless After 24 Years
A sardonic take notes that Democrats have no visible leader after 24 years of power. The piece mocks busy housewives for staying informed on current subjects of indignation.
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James M. Armstrong
Karchioy
John J. Hageerty
William J. Kuhn
Robert C. Sait
Heal Eneny SN Agonso
B.S
Stareh & Ott
Voice of America
Aldous Hucley
Alexanpus F. Jones
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas News
Dallas, Texas
Rome
Syracuse University
Maryland
West Virginia
Army
Boston U
Penn State
Holy Cross
Colgate
Pittsburgh
Jim Brown
Hudson Bay
Quebec
Alabama
Miami
HERBL
Francis E. Walter
London
U. S
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B. Casey
Adnan
Menderes
Turkey
James Read
U.N
Niels Larsen
State Department
Wladyslaw Gomulka
George S. Block
Internal Revenue Department
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