Herald Journal masthead and date from 1951 issue
The page shows a faded newspaper masthead for The Herald Journal with names and roles including Arthur Jenkins as publisher and Mary E. Jenkins as president, plus staff such as E A O'Hara and Alexander F. Jones. It notes subscription policies, Associated Press content rights, and an editorial line about political independence. The issue is dated Saturday December 29 1951.
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Herald Company
Eusce Srteden
Mary E. Jenkins
E A O'Hara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey Shurley
James M Armstrong
Arthur Jenkins
the Herald
Four American fliers freed amid Hungarian ransoms
A Syracuse viewpoint argues the Hungary ransom of 120000 dollars for four American fliers exposes a broader pattern of Soviet backed coercion. The piece calls for pressure on Moscow with superior armaments to end communist shakedowns and demand the release of prisoners like William N. Oatis. It criticizes diplomatic severance with Hungary and Czechoslovakia as ineffective without targeting the Kremlin itself.
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Syracuse
John J. Swift
Oak Ply
New York
Cleveland
Hungary
Free World
Tom Connally
Texas
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
Vishinsky
Paris
Moscow
William N. Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Oatis
Russia
America
West
City water policy forced by GM demand for Skaneateles supply
Syracuse faces a rush decision as General Motors seeks 2.5 million gallons daily of Skaneateles water for a northeast plant. Mayor Corcoran advocates selling water to outside users at a fair price while City Engineer Pitts warns that additional outside demand requires more supply. With New York Water Service unable to meet the need, the city must expand capacity and set rates to cover construction costs and outside usage.
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General Motors
Syracuse
Corcoran
Pitts
Skaneateles
New York Water Service Corp
Harold Stassen Announces His Candidacy for President
Harold Stassen, president of the University of Pennsylvania, launches a bid for the Republican nomination. The piece portrays him as publicity seeking and variable in stands, notes his past roles and failures, and suggests he could seek a cabinet post or second on the ticket if Ike runs.
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Alexander F. Jones
Herald-Journal
Tarra F. Stassen
University of of Pennsylvania
Stassen
Mr. Stassen
Eisenhower
Taft
Dakota County
Minnesota
On Ign
Leseen
Harold E. Stassen
Harold Stassen
Lochinvar Ut
Navy
William (Bull) Halsey
San Francisco
Wendell Willkie
Oregon
Thomas E. Dewey
Communist Party
Dewey
New York City
Philadelphia
Harold Siassen
Herbert Hoover
Robert A. Taft
Ike
Senate
Truman
Henry Wallace
Missouri
Gavard Warren
Warren
California
Interior
Atlantic Union proposal cited to unite free nations
A letter from readers argues for an Atlantic Union as a forum to discuss a federation among self-governing nations within the UN framework. It cites the 1949 Atlantic Union Committee and Memphis Declaration, urging a convention to explore a constitutional framework while denying a world government.
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Herald-Journal
Federal Union, Inc
Clarence Streit
Union Now
Streit
Union of the Free Nations
Owen J. Roberts
Atlantic Union Committee
Union of Free Nations
F.U
AUC
Au.c
Atlantic Union
American Legion
Memphis
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Free
the Free
Sketches By BEN BURROUGHS
A reflective piece on seeking advice and shared troubles, noting how listeners often offer their own woes and the moral that someone else is usually worse off, leaving the reader with a sigh.
Side lines open big worlds in daily work
George Matthew Adams explains that side lines can lead to major personal and career growth. From Edison to Schweitzer, many found success by pursuing a secondary passion beside their main jobs, turning hobbies into profitable, fulfilling paths.
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Many
News Highlights From Harry Ferguson Column
The column outlines three bad news items including Hungary spying on Americans with fines, failed Korea cease-fire talks delaying prisoner exchange plans, and Iran recalling diplomats due to oil revenue loss. It also presents three good news items: Egypt’s Farouk appointing Hafez Afifi Pasha pro Western and open to Suez settlement talks, Korea war stalemate with no full-scale resumption, and George F. Kennan named US ambassador to Moscow likely boosting US Soviet ties.
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Korea
Panmunjom
Kuca
Farouk
Egypt
Hafez Afifi Pasha
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Enduring Kimche Dish Captures Dean Tale
A Peiping Radio letter from Maj. Gen. William F. Dean recalls his 17 months as a prisoner in Korea, noting he grew fond of kimche. The piece explains kimche as a garlic rich pickled cabbage dish central to Korean cuisine, its aging process, and its strong aroma that lingers on breath.
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Korea
William F. Dean
Peiping Radio
Reds
Dean
Kimcho
General Dean
When Streets Are Sloppy Have a Heart Editorial
A thaw after a heavy snowfall worsens street slush and water, causing driving hazards and splashed pedestrians. Drivers should slow and be courteous to reduce slick, dirty spray. Readers urged to act considerately toward others on sidewalks and crossings. William Seliman, New York.
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Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Intelligence Test Quiz From Dr George W Crane
The text presents a vintage intelligence test with scoring rules for five questions on sounds footwear sports figures and a true false section. It lists names such as A toreador sounds like bow wow and mentions figures like George W Malone Knute Rockne and A Stagg. The piece ends with a garbled score chart and stray characters.
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U. S
John W. Bricker
George W. Malone Olin D. Johnston
Wayne Morse
A. Stagg
Knute Rockne
Bob Zuppke
Lynn Waldorf
University of Chicago
Miller Wildman Chadwick
Kimpton
Jetter
America
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