Herald Journal staff and masthead 1857
The item lists the Herald Journal founders and staff with names such as Arthur Veneine E. A Ohara and Alexander Jones, along with roles like Executive Editor and Advertising Director. A dated line reads December 17 1857. The fragmentary text references office locations and city details, indicating a historical newspaper masthead and personnel.
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E. A Ohara
Alexander
Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey 5
Hurley
Lewis T Kennedy
Era Dee Loz
Harel ‘Badtneten
Fees Ge Rae
Fetal
Rotans
Nixon Warns Parents Need High Quality Education Now
Vice President Nixon urged at Yesmyra University that education in the United States should be shaped by demanding parents and realistic views of outcomes. He warned that good intentions alone do not guarantee success and that failure must be faced.
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Nixon
Gome
America
United States
Yesmya University
Are There Rockets Nearby Be Alert
A Minnesota report notes ten youths in Austin built a $3.60 rocket with a mouse inside, sending it over 1,600 feet. While praised as juvenile science, experts warn rockets can be dangerous and urge proper supervision. Rocket clubs grow nationwide, but safety and trained assistance are essential for young experimenters.
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Austin
Minn
Minnesota
Oiliaals
Junior
Ike's Speech By Eisenhower Faces NATO Summit
Alexander F. Jones reviews President Eisenhower's NATO summit address as a lucid restatement of shared free world aims. The piece highlights praise in the free world and criticism in Moscow, noting calls for increased US leadership and allied cooperation while warning against stalemate and demanding real disarmament progress.
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Eisenhower
NATO
Uke
Ike
Ridgway
Gruenther
Norgtad
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Paris
Tke
Youthful Essayist on American Rights Wins Prize
Miss Bonnie Ellen Robinson, a Marcellus Central School senior, wrote a prize winning essay on sources of American rights. Her excerpt lauds U S freedoms and scientific curiosity while contrasting with international criticism, urging continued confidence in youth leadership and national promise.
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Bonnie Ellen Robinson
Marcellus Central School
Miss Robinson
United States
Earth
Space
Father Isn’t Really Hard to Please This Christmas
The piece notes last minute gift ideas and quirky items from 14 karat gold toothpicks to a 3000 suit of armor, plus pricey robes and cuff links. It suggests practical gifts like toothpaste and hints at nostalgic gifts from childhood while urging prudent spending.
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Hye
Black Starr and Gorham
Sullca’s
Jury Duty in New York State Faces Evasion and Debate
A sweeping Associated Press report, led by Robert Gray, surveys New York juror service amid public aversion and business influence. It cites court reports from Poughkeepsie Cortland Watertown and Elmira, noting many seek to avoid service while judges insist trials need impartial jurors.
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New York State
Robert Gray
State of
New York
Associated Press
Nation
Renorts
Poughkeepsie
Cortland
Watertown
Theca
Harkin Asert
Elmira
Jang
Dillons Dollar
U. S
Lot
Juste
Wrigthley
Witney
Buffalo
Nuie Ance
Gray ‘Thoron
Ean
Cornell University Law School
Samuel Leibowtix
Kings County
Brooklyn
Jerald
Thoron
Readers' Viewpoints Roast on Youngsters and Jury Duty
A reader letter mix of satire on Sputnik style birth note, plus an editorial block on jury duty and public civics. It cites individuals like William J. Flynn and E. Walter and discusses how corporations encourage or discourage jury service while noting July and November dates and shop owner pressures.
Legislative Fixes Sought to Curb Second Mortgage Schemes
Sylvia Porter surveys legislative action aimed at constraining risky second mortgage financing for homes. House subcommittee led by Albert Rains weighs proposals to back private loans with government guarantees, regulate FHA loans, and curb second mortgages to prevent widespread homebuyer hardship.
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Edge Ange
Potter
Valerans
Beig
House
Alabama
Albert Rains
FHA
Norman Mason
Canegrese
Congress
F.H.A
Peace with Missiles an Ambitious NATO View
Paris dispatch analyzes NATO members views on missiles and denuclearization as America pushes policy amid West German concerns. Adenauer urges diplomacy with Moscow while Kennan’s Baltic lectures push for a denuclearized Central Europe. European leaders seek clarity on future US policy and alliance stance.
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George Kanaan
State Department
Russia
West Grreman
Kennan
Central
Europe
Ials
Tun Hng
Anwiin
Alto
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