Herald Journal Founded by Arthur Jenkins in 1877
The Herald Journal details its founding on January 15 1877 by Arthur Jenkins. Published in Syracuse New York by the Herald Company. Names Mary E Jenkins president and E A OHara publisher with a full executive editorial and advertising staff.
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Herald Company
Herald Place
Syracuse
Engineer Cleared After Year in Suspended Duty at Griffiss
A young electronics engineer at Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome, Martin Levine, is cleared and reinstated after more than a year of suspension over alleged Communist leanings. The case highlights ongoing flaws in federal security checks, secrecy, and due process, with questions about perjury, data verification, and the impact on innocent individuals.
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Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Martin Levine
Levine
Radar and Electronics Laboratory
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Roy Cohn
New York
Brooklyn College
Senator McCarthy
McCarthy
Air Force
Air Force Base
Senate
Practical Christmas Gifts From A Toronto Perspective
A Toronto Herald Journal column recalls how Canadian children press Santa for extravagant gifts while a child in the author’s town asks for Buckingham Palace. The author shares memories of practical presents like a silver card receiver and notes Santa should deliver imaginative gifts or reasonable facsimiles.
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Herald-Journal
Toronto
Santa Claus
Buckingham Palace
Daly's
Lumber Town
Saturday Evening Post
Tom Taylor
Thomas G. Taylor
Joseph B. Gluttz
Milwaukee
Kennedy Crackers
George Sweeney
Chicago
MacTavish & Son
McKinley
S. Claus
Two Big Week Ends For Death Coming Up
A reflection on Safe Driving day and the coming Christmas and New Year periods. The piece questions whether motorists will apply the lessons learned on December 15 and reduce tragedies this year and into 1955. It notes police cautions and safety officials urging better driving behavior.
Connecticut Sees Pace in Highway Safety Wins and Low Fatalities
Connecticut leads in traffic safety with six grand national awards and multiple honors for pedestrian protection. The state reports the lowest violent death rate four times since 1945 and aims for consistency through teamwork starting in elementary school.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
William M. Greene
State Safety Commission
Greene
Traffic safety chief cites driver as top national problem
Northwestern University traffic institute director Frank Kreml says the driver is the leading factor in accidents, followed by highway design and vehicle engineering. He warns the death toll surpasses wars and urges driver training, stricter laws, and road safety measures nationwide.
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Evanston
Frank Kreml
Northwestern University
Kreml
U.S
Eisenhower
Materials Policy Commission
Keeml
Traffic Institute
Reml
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory At
Buffalo
Tragedy in disguise as holidays bring highway deaths
A William J. Conway piece analyzes Christmas and New Year traffic fatalities in the United States. It cites 840 deaths over a three holiday period, highlights state-by-state patterns, and notes the downward safety trend, blaming speeders and reckless drivers alongside weather and crowded cities.
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Associated Press
United States
California
Texas
Caliornia
New York
Iinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iowa
Missouri
Mississippi
Midwest
New England
National Safety Council
Chicago
Weill
Reflections and Letters From Readers in a Community Page
The piece blends poetic reminiscences with reader correspondence. A contributor urges hope for a delinquent child’s reform through discipline faith and prayer while another reader thanks the paper for companionship from Tripoli and Syracuse news.
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Mary E. Jenkins
E. A. O'Hara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Basinese
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Karl R.mcelroy
Harold & Addington
Kenneth PF. Sparrow
Francis & Woolever
Sporta Elites
John J. Haggerty
William J. Kuhn
Robert O. Smith
Pay Bay
AP News
N. Youncer
Herald
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Kas
Seis
Pace
United Press
William D. Clark
Newspaper Alliance
John F. Semnbower
Motor Vehicles Department
State Highway Department
Tragedy
William J. Conway
Undertakers
By Ben Burroughs
Graham
Joe Een
Victor Nelson
Tripoli
N. Africa