Citizens honored at Syracuse Sons of the American Revolution dinner
Hurlbut W. Smith, president of L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters, and William L. Hinds of Crouse-Hinds were feted at the 50th anniversary dinner. Rep. James W. Wadsworth spoke on patience in foreign relations, urging steady education and strength for democracy.
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Syracuse
Sons of the American Revolution
Hurlbut W. Smith
L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters, Inc
William L. Hinds
Crouse-Hinds
Conservation Still Needed Better and Wider Programs
Dr Richard L Weaver secretary of the National Nature Study Society spoke at the State College of Forestry Syracuse University urging broader outreach to spark public knowledge and active interest in conservation Public policy has shifted recently with New York State advancing conservation yet decades of waste left forests depleted and lumber scarce requiring replanting and broader resource care and planning for the future
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Richard L. Weaver
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National Nature Study Society
State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
New York State
America
Back To Simple Things Aimed At Life’s True Wealth
A reminiscence on simple living, praising forebears who valued modesty and nature. The piece laments modern materialism, urges return to Walden like simplicity, and cites writers such as Edward Thomas and W H Hudson as models of wholesome living. It notes wealth does not equal happiness and urges reflection and moderation.
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Joneses
Orean
Himsell
Edward Thomas
W. H. Hudson
Sion
State College of Forestry Leads Conservation Training
Dr. Weaver highlighted leadership training for conservation as a key goal. The State College of Forestry is actively pursuing this mission and maintains strong, conscientious direction in Syracuse, contributing greatly to preservation efforts.
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Weaver
State College of Forestry
Syracuse
Call to miners to avert coal crisis tests Truman speech
The nation awaits President Truman's Sunday radio address to explain the coal strike crisis and urge miners to return to work. Observers note past labor clashes and warn government action could escalate tensions, while leaders on both sides seek a settlement to spare the country economic disaster.
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Harry Truman
John L. Lewis
White House
Congress
Baruch Urges Rapid International Control Of Atomic Energy
Elder statesman Bernard Baruch calls for swift action by the United Nations to establish international control of atomic energy. He outlines three key points: an international authority to prevent bomb manufacture and promote peaceful use, full inspection rights in every country, and no veto for violators. Russia has shown willingness on inspection but retains veto on punitive measures. Baruch warns against procrastination and urges prompt, coordinated global action.
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Bernard Baruch
United Nations
Russia
Family of Nations
Warden Lawes Visits Syracuse On Crime Film Debate
Lewis E. Lawes, famed warden of Sing Sing and author of 20 000 Years in Sing Sing, spoke at the Paramount on the film San Quentin. He defended crime programs for informing the public while stressing parental responsibility and the home as the key to preventing youth crime.
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Sing Sing
Hudson
Lewis E. Lawes
Syracuse
San Quentin
Paramount
Lawes
Portraits: By James J. Mptcalfs Love Poem Card
A romantic verse by James J. Mptcalfs expresses longing to be beside a beloved, sharing life, friendship and happiness. It envisions the golden years together, mutual belonging, and the comfort of a singer’s smile through long hours.
Lawren ce Union St and Unfair in Coal Fight
Lawrence column attacks AFL CIO leaders for misrepresenting the Norris LaGuardia Act and Justice Goldsborough's injunction in the coal strike. It argues Lewis violated a court order to maintain the status quo, condemns union defiance of the courts, and calls for respecting legal process while noting proposed Act changes amid wartime labor disputes.
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AFL
Justice Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
Lawrence
Lewis
United States
CIO
LaGuardia
Congress
Rail embargo threatens Christmas tree shipments
The embargo on rail freight could dramatically cut Christmas tree shipments. John L. Towis may try to defy the Government to evade punishment, but a dangerous venture could invite harsh consequences.
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John L. Towis
Courin
Readers' Viewpoints on Appeasement and Unions
Readers discuss U S foreign policy and appeasement, accusing Russia of domination and calling for action against unions.Letters cite Poland, Siberia, and Soviet oppression, urging awareness of innocent victims and warning against complacency.
Memorial to be debated cost and funding by county
An Open letter urges more public talk on a memorial project and questions its scope and price. The writer asks the board of supervisors to gauge taxpayer opinion, noting estimates from 38 to 84 million and debating bonding versus public subscription as funding.
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Mitte
Board of Supervisors
Iceland Faces Communist Leverage Over US Iceland Pact
An Icelandic political dynamic shapes postwar influence as Communist factions challenge the US Iceland defense treaty. Moscow funds Icelandic exports, tightens control through labor and media, while a coalition government navigates aviation, education, and justice ministries. The six assistant trade commissioners oversee the deal, as Iceland balances inflation, housing shortages, and strategic positioning.
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Iceland
Silesia
Poland
Scandinavia
Finland
Soviet Union
Moscow
United Sates
Icelandic Federation of Labor
Reykjevik
Social Democrats
State Radio Board
Newa
Digest Of Fun Noted In Everyday Phrases And Gags
A humorous scene at a department store ends with a bearded man, a beaming couple, and a roomful of guests in a prefab home. The shop assistant suggests ties and spats as gifts while shoppers echo domestic life quirks with wry observations about meals and neighbors.
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