Editorial staff andmasthead from The Herald December 30 1954
The page lists staff positions including Managing Editor Harold FE Addington City Editor Kenneth Sparrow Sports Editor Francis Woolever and advertising and circulation roles. It notes World press association affiliation and republication rights and quotes Arthur Jenkins from the paper's inaugural issue. The date is December 30 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl R. McElroy
Harold FE. Addington
Kenneth F. Sparrow
Francis R. Woolever
John J. Haggerty
Wiliam J. Kuhn
Robert O. Smith
Associate
Associated Press
the Post Qins
Syracuse
Arthur Jenkins
the Herald
Moses Renews Demand For Niagara Power
Moses calls on Congress to authorize New York State to develop Niagara Falls hydro power through federal hearings and a Power Commission led plan. He cites Canada’s use of Niagara resources, private development interests, and a five year construction window if approved in 1955, urging unified action by Sen Lehman, Sen Ives, and Central Western New York lawmakers.
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Lehman
Ives
New York
Robert Moses
State Power Authority
Niagara Falls
Moses
Canada
Niagara
United States
New York State
Congress
House
Senate
Public Works Committee
Federal Power Commission
Dewey
St. Lawrence
Davis Cup Return Signals U S Tennis Resurgence
The Davis Cup returns to the United States after four years as Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert lead a strong effort under non playing captain Bill Talbert. The piece notes Californian tennis heritage and suggests a possible shift in the global championship cycle toward American strength.
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Vic Seixas
Tony Trabert
Bill Talbert
California
U.S
Seixas
Trabert
A Tough Man To Follow
The piece previews W Averell Harriman’s upcoming New York Governorship and notes the challenge of following Thomas E Dewey, praising Dewey’s 12 year record and top appointment sense while predicting Harriman’s effort to equal and exceed that legacy.
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Albany
Harriman
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Difference in Ratifying And in Implementing
The French Assembly shows wavering sentiment on European integration as it nears approval for West Germany in NATO and Saar settlement but hesitates on full participation in the Western Defense Union. The crucial step of admitting Italy and West Germany to the Western Pact faces scrutiny.
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French Assembly
West Germany
Western European Union
Europe
European Defense Community
Western Germany
Saar
Italy
Western Defense Union
France
Curious Change In Tax Position
The article notes a shift in party tax stances with Republicans signaling openness to tax increases if needed to fund mandated spending, while Democrats push for reform and restraint. It discusses potential hikes like ending the 10 percent income tax forgiveness and raising gasoline tax, and cites a 1955 revenue need of about 40 million. The piece urges exploring tax cuts to spur growth rather than heavier taxation, aligning with a National Planning Association view.
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G.O.P. High Command
Harriman
Albany
National Planning Association
Readers Urge Statewide PPR Extension and Cost Cuts
A reader endorses permanent personal registration PPR and urges rapid county adoption beyond Nassau and Broome. They call for legislative loosening to lower costs and for local boards to begin work, noting Nassau’s bipartisan vote and nine month study as a model before statewide rollout.
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Herald-Journal
Nassau County
P.P.R
Broome County
Earlie
Nassau
Board of Elections
Onondaga
Board of Supervisors
Broome
Peace at any price in Europe masks a dangerous Western split
In Washington the clash between pacifist rhetoric and hard choices over NATO, Germany rearmament, and China policy is highlighted. The piece argues Moscow will press disunity, while Western appeasement risks yielding a broader conflict. The author posits that real peril lies in the peace at any price stance as world tensions rise.
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Washington
Germany
America
Lawrence
Russia
United States
United Nations
Korea
Asia
Red
China
Europe
Soviet
Moscow
Sketches By BEN BURROUGHS About New Year Resolutions
Ben Burroughs muses on the annual urge to make resolutions as the old year ends. He notes the common vows to change yet warns such promises often prove rash and quickly broken, yet he still aims for sincerity in the new year.
Roman Holiday in Rome Mrs Bride Gets Italian Haircut
In Rome the narrator reports his bride enjoyed a genuine Italian haircut at a top beauty parlor attached to the Excelsior Hotel, noting the barber’s artistry but joking the tool may have mowed. New Year’s Eve is described with Romans tossing out 1954 remnants as midnight bells ring.
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Rome
Italy
Excelsior Hotel
Arturo Armanni
the Excelsior
Signor Armanni
Internal Israeli Rift Flares Over Sabbath Clash in Jerusalem
In Mea Shearim a fight between Natorei Karta zealots and other residents over a nearby working women’s club escalates. Police arrest the rabbi and six others for illegal assembly as vigilantes form to protect club members and a religious guard is set up.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Natarel Karta
Mea Shearim
State of Israel
Knesset
Mapam
al Hamishmar
Jerusalem Post
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Niagara Power
Down Under
By Alexander F. Jones
W. Averell Harriman
Exchange Department
Jack
Herblock
Twerblo
W. Tully Howard
By David Lawrence
Gan
Far East
East Germany
Hitler
Poland
England
Ben Burroughs
Othman
Frederick C. Othman
Middle East
Egypt
Hilda
Cairo
Figby
Edgar S. Kennedy
Agudat Israel Party
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