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Stlpalale Rovers
Oncyst
Ere Arts
Mennech P. Sparrow
Lawrence Jskiddy
Bpoks
Safety Crossing Proposed for S. Salina Street
Police Chief Kinney urges a safe crossing on a nearly half mile block between Onondaga and Jefferson streets in South Salina Street. He cites frequent risky pedestrian crossings and favors a mid block light or a subway study to determine feasible, economical solutions. He stresses urgent need to prevent potential accidents.
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Kinney
S. Salina St
Onondaga
Jefferson Sts
Jefferson St
Chief Kinney
Elks Celebrate 60 Years of Syracuse Lodge 31
Syracuse Elks celebrate six decades of service with civic support and cheerful cooperation. Judge James T. Hallinan of New York City, past grand exalted ruler, notes that recipients of public compensation should not push un-American ideas on youth, signaling strong Americanist values.
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Syracuse
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Syracuse Elks
End Bitter Talk and Seek Charity For All
A reflective piece argues against bitter talk and its harm to health and relationships. It cites Boswell, Johnson, and Lincoln, urging readers to drop bitterness as the old year ends and the new year begins. The editorial voice urges kindness and universal charity toward others.
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Ambrose Bittes
Belitant
Hough
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel’ Johnson
Boswell
Joe Walt Magon
Abraham Lincoln
Fragments Reflect on American Ideals and Subversion Foe
A clipped fragment argues that unAmerican ideas threaten wholesome life and stir discontent. The text hints at a stance against subversive agitation, framing patriotic values as protective. No clear individuals or organizations are named.
Robertson's Demand For U. S. Audit Urged Before GOP Control
Senator E V Roberson of Wyoming calls for a comprehensive, independent audit of all government activities before Republicans take control of Congress. He argues the audit and strict bookkeeping are essential to curb spending and lower federal taxes, and urges avoiding expeditions for political purposes.
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Washington
Debated Future of UNRRA and Food Aid Policy
Senator Wherry, returning from abroad, questions replacing UNRRA with a new agency. He cites Soviet control of Austrian food, says UNRRA food is diverted to props up resources, and urges feeding Europe directly with clear credit for aid while resisting a new international body.
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Europe
Senator Wherty
Nebraska
UNRRA
Wherry
Mark Clark
Austria
America
Labor Relations Viewpoint Amid Industrial Strife
Clinton S. Golden urges a cooperative relationship between management and labor to end industrial warfare. He argues labor leaders must use their heads for a secure future, while noting management can err too. The piece questions fear as the sole driver of irrationality and cites the Lewis coal strike.
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Clinton S. Golden
C.so
Murray
Golden
Lewis
Army Navy Agreement Redefines Far East Command
The Army and Navy settle a Pacific command plan placing naval forces from Hawaii to former Japanese islands under Navy control. General MacArthur, as Commander-in-Chief Far East, will lead in Japan Korea and the Philippines. His authority shifts from Pacific to Western Pacific theater. The change ends months of stalemate and strengthens naval power across vast waters.
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Navy
Pacific
Hawaii
MacArthur
Japan
Korea
Philippines
Far East
Poem of Unspoken Love Across Distance
A fragile message expresses deep affection and admiration. The speaker laments imperfect language yet promises enduring love regardless of separation, hoping the beloved hears sincere feelings across distance.
Nazis Lost Bulge Bet by Hal Boyle in New York
A two year old column recalls the Battle of the Bulge with Hal Boyle detailing a brutal winter clash on the Western Front. It notes German tanks and paratroopers, Patton’s charges, Allied casualties and the lasting scars in Belgium and Europe, ending with references to lingering battle anniversaries at Lake Success and Flushing Meadows.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hation
America
Belgium
HEX
Hitler
S. Sen
Unl- Jou
Meuse
Ernie Harmon
Celles
Bastogne
Patton
Austria
Supreme Headquarters
Ardennes
Ead
Lake Success
Flushing Meadows
Rent and rent control impact on fixed incomes
Letter criticizes rent control from a reader on a fixed income, notes veterans and pensioners face rent burdens, argues lifting rent controls will force construction delays, and questions landlords’ profit claims amid high occupancy and reduced discretionary spending. It contends the weak are protected in this country yet feel squeezed by rising rents and stagnant wages.
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Herald-Journal
Notable Proposal on Coal Supply for French Industries
A government inquiry proposes a plan to mobilize 200000 tons of coal to sustain French industry. The idea envisions rapid extraction and distribution to keep factories running, with commentary suggesting John L Lewis as a symbolic French emperor figure in a Napoleonic analogy.
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Watlington
John ‘L. Léwis
France
Readers Viewpoints Call for Higher Production
A letter cites the October 2946 report by War Mobilization chief John R. Steelman about strong peacetime production and rising wages yet warns of a looming bust. It warns price stability is essential to avoid wage-price spirals and mass strikes, urging restraint and higher productivity to curb inflation.
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Herald-Journal
John R. Steelman
America
Stessman
Busic
OWMA
Steplman
Jess
United States News
Herbert A. O'Leary
Syracuse
Wallace Backed by Capital Calls British Revolt in Britain
In a Madison Square Garden speech Wallace denounced British imperialism and sent a congratulatory telegram to a revolt within the Labour party. Bevin’s policy faced cross-party criticism in Parliament while Wallace’s role as New Republic editor shapes a cautious but growing influence. Public opinion in Britain shows split support for Bevin against a softer stance toward the US.
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Shevsea
Henry A. ‘Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Ernest Bevin
Wallace
R.H.S. Ce
Crossman
Britain
Wermen
New York City
Bevin
Powe
America
Labor
Walla
New Republic
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Crossmanites
Great Britain
House of Commons
Russia
Communist Party
Union
England
Americas
Union For Democratic Action
London
Ike Zitlacus
Democratic’ Party
Sas
Labor Party
Aberdonian trains and a stampless letter misadventure
A living alone Aberdonian misses an early train as a stampless letter to himself leads to a shock when the postman demands five pence. The scene shifts to a bishop in a railway carriage teased by a reveller who claims two things the bishop doesn’t know.
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