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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1951
Page
10
The yearbook from the American Association of School Administrators emphasizes that charm, grooming, and emotional health in teachers are as vital as technical knowledge. A calm, understanding, and fair teacher fosters confidence, social growth, and resilience, while a harsh or prejudiced stance harms pupils and wellbeing.
Bethlehem faces lodging shortages as pilgrims flood the town entering from Israel through Mandelbaum Gate. Guards check passports and IDs at Arab and Israeli sides while hotels and homes are fully booked. Burdens of travel grow as 2,000 Christians and visitors seek shelter amid tense border conditions.
Pi Friends of the Thompson Trailer Corporation reject gifts tied to government contracts. Lawyers warn against any gifts to officials, calling it a total loss and noting their fees exceed value. The Jester, signed by Robert Thompson, notes most work is on federal contracts. 804 BODIES ARRIVE IN SAN FRANCISCO
PUSAN Korea GP Maj Gen Lee Hyung Keun Republic of Korea delegate at Panmunjom armistice talks says he will resign if his exchange of war prisoners plan is not adopted He insists prisoners names be in Chinese script not Korean and outlines a one for one basis remaining Communist prisoners to be swapped for South Korean civilians The UN negotiator has been informed of these points
Non-scheduled airliner of the same type as the Elizabethtown wreck developed engine trouble and made an emergency landing at the Marine Air Station. Captain D. S. Beebe of Miami Beach Fla. said a cracked cylinder on the left engine forced the landing after backfiring and coughing. Fifty passengers and one crew member were aboard.
A Communist correspondent said Michael Gigantis, aka Philip Deane, is alive in a North Korean internment camp. Alan Winnington of the London Daily Worker, citing the claim, notes Gigantis was a Korea war correspondent for International News Service, the London Observer and Radio Athens. His name had been missing from the Communists prisoner list.
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