More Policemen and Firemen Needed in Syracuse
Annual reports by Police Chief Kinney and Fire Chief Connelly argue for 50 and 55 new hires respectively. They note a smaller force than 25 years ago despite greater traffic enforcement and fire protection needs, urging Mayor Corcoran and the Common Council to increase manpower to safeguard life and property.
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Kinney
Police Department
Connelly
Fire Department
Corcoran
Common Council
Seasonal Snow Outlook and Cold Taste of Winter Hits Syracusans
The piece notes a harsh winter start with unusual snow, December snow totals over twice the normal 17.3 inches, and questions whether a record season will follow. It wryly suggests Florida as an escape, then mentions 8,000 bathers stung by Portuguese man o' war and forecasts from Washington for early January. The tone brushes on local endurance and style.
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Suggeson
Florida
Gulf
Washinsten
Spies for America and the Red Terror Narrative
From Bucharest four Romanians were executed after military tribunals branded them American spies. A fifth man reportedly killed himself with poison. The article suggests Cold War propaganda doubles as a tool to silence opponents by labeling them as American agents.
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America
Bucharest
United States
The Kid 1952 and the tough year ahead for the nation
Executive Editor Alexandes F Jones reflects on 1951 and 1952 with a call for good government and steady leadership. He urges readers to vote wisely, face fears, embrace Christian ethics, value military restraint, and honor the sacrifice of young Americans, hoping 1952 brings honesty and progress.
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Alexandes F. Jones
Herald-Journal
Korea
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Joe Stalin
Fellows
Grover Cleveland
Federal Commission On
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County Should Cooperate Onondaga water needs extend beyond Syracuse
The GM plant at Salina will use 2.5 million gallons daily, straining Syracuse water. County officials launched the Onondaga County Water Authority to study shared responsibility for supplying water to industries and communities beyond the city. More sources are needed to supplement Skaneateles Lake as drought and hot weather raise demand.
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General Motors Corp
Salina
Skaneateles
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Lewiston Manor
Headson's Landing
Skaneateles Lake
Our Readers Viewpoint on Being on Defense Forever
Letters to the Herald Journal react to Korea policy, arguing refusal to label as war shows dictionary tampering, warns of perpetual defense posture. Authors fear military engagement, urge clear stance, and reference Pearl Harbor and national fate.
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Herald-Journal
Korea
War Department
Department of Defense
Secretary of War
Secretary of Defense
Defense Party
Pearl Harbor
Maine
Alamo
America
Syracuse
Forgive Easily to Heal Hearts and Minds
A reflective piece urges forgiving readily to ease hurts caused by ignorance or misstatements. It cites Christ's example and warns that harboring resentment damages health and trust. The author credits happiness to forgiveness learned from experience and stresses considerate speech to maintain friendships.
New Year Plans Turn on A Little Black Book
Wilbur Peeble avoids plans on New Year Eve as Trellis Mae reviews his past misdeeds in a comical family ritual. The couple finally opts to stay home together, sealing the moment with a kiss and a single word entry in his wife’s little black book: Victory.
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New York
Wilbur Peeble
Wilbur
Trellis Mae
Waren
Wilur Peeble
Treilis Mae
Churchill Seeks Close Bond With Truman On U S Visit
The National Scene reports Winston Churchill heads to Washington to meet President Truman and address Congress. He aims to strengthen a personal rapport akin to his relation with FDR while urging continued U S rearmament and backing Europe against Soviet aggression. Churchill and Truman differ in temperament, but both seek stronger ties to steer postwar policy.
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Washington
Winston Churchill
United States
Truman
Congress
America
Europe
Harry S. Truman
Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tehran
Yalta
London
North Atlantic
MR. Truman
Independence
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Chuchill
Sketches By BEN BURROUGH New Year Cheer
A verse themed around ringing in the New Year with song and joy. It urges shedding worry, celebrating with loved ones, and welcoming the new year as a blessing.
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Ben Burrough
Crone Intelligence Test Includes Odd Sports Queries
Intelligence test by Dr. George W Crone features seven questions on sports rounds weapons cattle and Native American names with an analogy puzzle. The scoring scheme assigns one point per correct answer for questions 1 2 3 4 and 5 and five points for the final problem.
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Dan Cupid
Mohican Troquois ‘Sioux
Kefauver
Cape
Ag Loveys
Prevzat
Erevzec
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