Herald- Journal Founded by Arthur Jenkins Jan 7 1877
Fragmentary OCR shows the Herald- Journal claiming founder Arthur Jenkins on January 7 1877 with listed staff roles including President Mary E Jenkins Publisher E A Obara and others. Names appear unclear and many letters are garbled.
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Herald- 10-Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Mary E. Jenkins
E. A. Obara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Christmas Bestows Transforming Touch
Christmas transforms daily life as shoppers rush through icy streets and children sing, bringing a season of good humor and thoughtfulness. In Syracuse and beyond, families reunite, memories resurface, and prayers go to soldiers abroad as hopes for peace fade but the wish for a kinder world endures.
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Korea
Syracuse
Ceveland
Taft
Wilson
Hoover
Washington
Tke
Truman
Tait
Sean Francois
Complete Success of 1951 Christmas Toy Fund Campaign
The 612 Newsboys and the community raised 18613 for the Christmas Toy Fund, enough to supply gifts for 5000 underprivileged children and fountain pens for Onondaga County service members at home or abroad. Led by Clarence J Foertch, the Old Newspapers mark the campaign as a complete success.
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Onondaga County
Clarence J. Foertch
Appeal by chemist Slack over constitutional rights
Alfred Dean Slack, jailed for 15 years for passing secrets to a Russian courier, has appealed his arrest claiming constitutional rights were violated. The writer argues that respecting rights protects the government and preserves popular rights, while acknowledging due process upholds justice even for those accused of undermining safeguards.
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Alfred Dean Slack
Soviet Russia
United States
Radar for Fighters Boosts U S Pilot Efficiency in Korea
The article notes the lighter aircraft radar as key to improving American jet pilot effectiveness in Korea. It highlights the first assembly line production of a small automatic radar and credits radar as a WWII miracle that shifted Allied victory chances. Dr W R Baker of General Electric comments on rapid production.
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Korea
Dr. W. RB
G. Baker
General Electric
Tragic Mine Disaster At West Frankfort
West Frankfort mine explosion killed workers just before Christmas, leaving officials puzzled over the gas cause. Governor Stevenson cited uncertainty while urging federal mine safety measures with teeth to prevent future catastrophes.
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West Frankfort
Adlai Stevenson
Dlincis
John P. Foster
Steel Strike Threat in President Truman Mediation Crisis
The piece warns against a possible steel strike during wartime mobilization, arguing it would cripple arms production and hinder Western Europe support. It notes wage rise debates, price implications, and the need for decisive action to prevent a broader inflationary spiral while preserving uninterrupted output. It blames wage and price pressures on profit sharing and calls for mediation success.
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Europe
Cyrus Ching
Office of Price Stabilization
Truman
Brainy subway fare plan sparks urban squabble
A columnist satirically proposes an electrical brain to charge riders by distance. Passengers would pay a quarter on entry, receive a notched key, and be refunded for travel distance at journey’s end. The piece mocks rush hour prices and packed cars.
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New York
Mothers March on Polio Raises January Campaign Focus
The piece urges continued support for polio relief through the March of Dimes, urging plans for a Mothers' March as the January climax. It emphasizes funding for research and patient care, noting rising polio victims and the need to prepare for future epidemics with stronger contributions.
To the Nation's Defenders of Christmas
A wartime tribute speech recalling defenders of freedom and fallen soldiers. It honors those who fought for peace, mentions missing faces at the holiday table, and salutes a warrior born in Bethlehem, highlighting sacrifice and remembrance.
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Bethlehem
Little People Need a Political Party Says Readers
A letter argues ordinary taxpayers are voiceless amid graft and corruption across government. It calls for a third party built by the little people, critiques party politicking, and notes support for a populist reform stance in national politics.
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The
Herald-Journal
Internal Revenue Department
Itile Tan
Ohio
Congress
ATK
On Being Important in Adams Daily Talk
George Matthew Adams argues true importance stems from honest, conscientious service not fame. He cites trash-cleaners, a piccolo player, and Dr Albert Schweitzer to show significance comes from daily deeds, not social status, with Heaven honoring humble service over wealth.
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Life Magazine
Albert Schweitzer
Africa
Henry van Dyke
Sketches Br Bex Burroughs Christmas Song
A fragmented verse titled Sketches Br Bex Burroughs celebrates Christmas with joyous songs and bright imagery. The lines mention children, glowing eyes, gifting, and a general festive feeling, though phrasing is garbled.
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Br Bex Burroughs
Vigilance, mobs, and a flawed history lesson
Washington scene reflects on American frontier vigilance committees and their role in crime control and mob justice. It discusses how such groups emerged where courts and police were absent, and notes their evolution into lawful cooperation or misuse in justice actions.
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Washington
Columbia
Eneyla
Ndse
New 10
Meat Grinder fuels Korean truce bid praise for Ridgway
A year after Ridgway took command in Korea he reshaped UN strategy from territorial gains to a methodical advance aimed at destroying Communist forces. Operation Meat Grinder, executed by Ridgway and allied forces, tightened the war’s pressure, contributed to talks toward a cease-fire, and influenced Soviet and Chinese calculations while keeping supply lines open and morale up.
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Washington
Korea
Ridgway
Walker
United Rataans
Wim
Meat Gringer
Panmunjom
Jacob Malik
Russia
Republicans Can Make Foreign Policy an Issue in 1952 Campaign
W W W argues Republicans can frame foreign policy as a campaign issue, accusing Democrats of a nonbipartisan, ineffective approach in Europe the Middle East and the Far East. He labels the Korean War a Truman war and contends the UN cannot solve Soviet threats, urging Republicans to present a clearer policy stance.
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Herald-Journal
E. Charles McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
Washington
Jackson
Monroe
Harrison
Taylor
Pierce
Grant
Hayes
Gareth
Arthur
Teddy
Franklin Rosevelt
Truman
The
Europe
Congress
Middle Tast
Far East
Didiculues
Mr. Tall
State Department
Democrate
Democratic Party
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Vite
Intelligence Test Items From Dr George W Crane
A scrambled scan of an IQ test page presents multiple choice questions on tails, materials scratch resistance, presidential images, dream drug, tureen contents, and matching famous people to fields. It lists scoring bands and includes garbled answer strings.
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Madison Lince McKinley
Taft
Ratsel Sabatini
Leach Nitorian
Thoreas Carlyle
Robert, Cecil
Wietar Hage
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