Syracuse Herald front matter and edition details
This item lists the Syracuse Herald staff roles and departments, advertising and circulation details, and Associated Press notice. It includes subscription rates and a brief masthead statement reflecting independent public editorial stance, dated December 10, 1949.
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Dwight S. Perrin
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M.armstrong
Robert D Chryst
C. Pred Betts
Kenneth F. Sparrow
Lawrence J. Skiddy
John J. Haggetty
Willem J. Kuhn
Robert O. Smith
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Dedication of Veterans Hospital Here
Ground was broken today at Irving Ave and Van Buren St for a Veterans Administration Hospital to serve disabled veterans with care and rehabilitation. Local officials see the project linking the community to the nation and aiding those who served in distant wars.
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Syracuse
Veterans Administration Hospital
Irving Av
van Buren St
Eisenhower Emerges as Active G O P Candidate in 1952
A Key West dispatch reports President Truman regards General Eisenhower as an active candidate for the 1952 Republican nomination while upstate Republicans see him as a potential winner. Truman calls him an amateur in politics, noting a sharp contrast with his own view.
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Eisenhower
Florida
A.P. Key West Dispatch
Truman
Ike
Key West Dispatch
Harry
Hitler
Vishinsky's Happy New Year and the Peace Question
The piece contrasts Vishinsky’s friendly UN gestures with hardline Soviet posture. It cites Warren R. Austin urging peace and says genuine world peace hinges on Russia changing its attitude and dropping propaganda.
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Russia
Vishinsky
America
United Nations
Warren R. Austin
United Nations Assembly
Britain
Austin
Our Dismal Position in the Far East
The piece argues that Chiang Kai-shek may lose Formosa and China may fall to communism. It criticizes U S policy since Yalta, warns that recognizing the Chinese Communist regime would be a felony, and condemns possible British recognition of the Reds as a further Anglo American blunder.
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Formosa
China
Associated Press
Washington
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Japan
Philippines
Orient
Far East
Yalta
Manchuria
Russia
Britain
Hong Kong
Courting Danger and the Tax Burden on Growth
Economist Harold G. Moulton warns that rising taxes and fiscal uncertainty threaten private enterprise and venture capital. He calls for a larger buying power and improved price wage balance, while Senator Byrd suggests trimming the federal budget to 36 billion dollars to restore confidence and growth.
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Harold G. Moulton
Turkey
Congress of American Industry
Brookings Institute
O’mahoney
Washington
Byrd
Tax boost urged to balance federal budget
Budget Director Pace told reporters in Key West that a tax increase is necessary to balance the federal budget. The remark drew light humor as Pace commented on public reaction to policy.
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Pace
Key West
Santa Claus
Praise and its power shaping poets and writers
The piece reflects on how praise fuels talent, citing Robert Frost and his youthful poem My Butterfly as a turning point toward poetry. It notes how Meredith’s early praise influenced Hardy to pursue literature, and ends with a nod to a modest rare-book collector and admired thinkers.
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Robert Frost
Butterfly
America
Meredith
Hardy
Praise as a priceless investment for happiness and growth
The author argues praise yields ongoing dividends of happiness for both giver and receiver, surpassing monetary gains. He notes praise fuels better writing by encouraging new talent and urges daily praise to enrich both personal mood and collective achievement.
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Yung
World Federalism debated by readers of Herald Journal
Readers weigh in on World Government linking to scientists and educators. Critics call World Federalism a myth and warn it could erode democracy and liberty while urging education and lawful reform over centralized power.
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Herald-Journal
Arnold Smith
Harold C. Urey
University of Chicago
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
United World Federalists
Union
Germany
Stalin
Earth
New York State
James R. Garrison
Syracuse
U.S.R
U.S.S.R
K. L. Alt
Soviet Information Bulletin sent to U S schools stirs debate
Washington officials ban the Soviet Information Bulletin from classrooms while others seizing copies in Columbus and Fall River. The State Department defends free exchange, noting Amerika is published for Americans and censored by Moscow, while the Russian bulletin is not.
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Washington
Ussr Information Bulletin
Hobart M. Corning
Board of Education
Corning
Columbus, O
N. G. Fawcett
Massachusetts
Fall River
U. S. State Department
State Department
U. S
Amerika
America
Moscow
Vishinsky
Tito
British Socialism Wins Bradford By election Signals General Vote
Observers mark the South Bradford by election as a test of Britain’s political wind. The Socialists claim a 35th consecutive by election victory as Conservatives note NZ parallels, while critics accuse nationalization of heading toward Communism and warn of long term state control.
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Winston Churchill
South Bradford
New Zealand
Britain
Dominion
Cecil Palmer
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
Intelligence Test by Dr George W Crane
A fragmented intelligence test is presented with multiple choice questions on anatomy birds and dogs. The piece includes a scoring rubric and a garbled section of city and farm machinery items with a keyed score.
Portraits By James J. Metcalfe Diary Poem
A short verse diary speaks of secret records kept in the heart. The speaker notes sorrow happiness beauty ugliness and right and wrong as names friends foes and letters echo personal truths. It reads as a lyrical meditation on memory and inner record keeping.
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