Romney Wace Brief Names and Roles
Mary E Jenkins serves as President and E A Ohara as Publisher with Alexander F Jones as Executive Editor and Clarence H Rinne as Business Manager. Chauncey S Hurley is Advertising Director and James M Armstrong Circulation Manager in a local newspaper masthead.
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Rome
Mary E. Jenkins
E. A. Ohara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Coming Up In Washington In 1955
In the 1955 Congress opening Jan 5, vast issues loom as President Truman’s era shifts, with the State of the Union on Jan 6. Key battles center on manpower, taxation, and power, including Niagara Falls policy clashes and the Dixon Yates project, while farm price supports and tax cuts spark debates tied to 1956 election timing. The Administration seeks to extend the draft and fund reserves, defend U S strength, and press for private utility partnerships amid federal role disputes.
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Congress
U.S
Dixon-Yates
Niagara
1955 congressional program outlined by Warren
The piece surveys the 1955 program before the 84th Congress, forecast events in farm policy including price supports and acreage controls, and notes anticipated debates on reciprocal trade, tariffs, and Asia focus. It mentions a dairy problems report, labor and tax topics, health insurance, and broader reforms as Congress shapes the year.
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Benson
Eisenhower
Asia
China
Hawaii
Alaska
Two Med School Councils A Wiser Course
Gov Dewey named the Brooklyn and Syracuse medical schools advisory councils after delays. The boards emphasize strong two way communication with home communities and regions, though a second council for each school was not created.
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Dewey
Brooklyn
Syracuse
Board of Regents
Burrows Matthews Dies. Buffalo Editor Led SHAEF Press
Newsmen across the state mourn Burrows Matthews vice president and editor of the Buffalo Courier Gazette who recently led the State Editors Association. He headed SHAEF press HQ in Paris under Eisenhower and later advised General Ridgeway in Japan and Europe. A nationally known figure in the trade for 43 years his quiet leadership impacted both community and profession.
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Burrows Matthews
Buffalo Courier-Gazette
State Editors’ Association
Shaef Press
Paris
Eisenhower
General Ridgeway
Japan
Europe
Protection for Onondaga Creek Residents
Residents between the Onondaga Reservation dam and Dorwinav face annual winter thaws and spring freshets that flood cellars. They call for a real remedy including straightening and deepening the channel to the city line or stabilizing flows, with emphasis on cleaning up the stretch between the dam and Darwin Av to accommodate growing Nedrow-area development.
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Onondaga Reservation
Dorwinav
Onondaga Creek
Nedrow
Darwin Av
Nothing But Trouble with Daylight Saving Debate
Readers criticize daylight saving time for savings questions and social/driver stress, arguing no real time saved yet more fatigue. Farmers, housewives, and students suffer as schedules shift, while winter darkness raises safety concerns. call for a public vote and democratic choice. Ike Williamson adds public thanks to the local post office staff.
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The
Herald-Journal
UN membership stalemate in Cold War era
The article outlines 21 candidate nations awaiting UN membership as of the mid 1950s, blocked by Soviet vetoes or Western non seating. It cites populations, lists Western and Eastern candidates, notes total outside the UN, and discusses veto dynamics, potential charter revision, and hopes for easing tensions to admit some new members.
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A. L Goldberg
United Nations
World Organization
London
Japan
Italy
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Portugal
Ceylon
Austria
Finland
Cambodia
Ireland
Jordan
Laos
Libya
Nepal
Romana
Viet Nam
Hungary
Korea
Bulgaria
Albania
Mongolia
Russia
Germany
Spain
Switzerland
Organization
China
Red China
Soave
United States
Security Council
Indonesia
U.N
Assembly
Pay Raises Ahead By Doris Freeson
Congress may lift pay for a million federal workers and the judiciary in 1985 as efforts to raise salaries face political and fiscal hurdles. The piece notes current salaries, costs of office, and the push to harmonize raises across branches while the deficit looms over Treasury plans.
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Doris Freeson
Washington
Army
Congress
Don Free Congress
America
Nho
Eisenhower
Treaseury
Humphrey
Cassino rises again after wartime destruction
In Cassino Italy, ten years after Allied bombardment wiped out much of the town, residents celebrate a rebuilt post office, law court, and town hall. The mayor proclaimed Cassino risorgimento, a pledge fulfilled as residents rebuilt stone by stone, proving optimism can outlast destruction.
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Larighter
Lever House
New York
Mami
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
Cassino
Italy
Remai
Cassite
Stefan
Cassino Risorgiomento
Cassine
Destination Unknown Sketches by Ben Burroughs
A fragmentary poetry sketch notes time as fast and flighty, referencing mortality and faith. The text blends cryptic lines about a strange deceiver and a journey toward an uncertain Gaish area, with fragmented musings on life and perception.
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Manseing
Edtvort Herod Na Sineverciver
Melitta Viklert Henneii
City Mollier
Francie ‘Woolever
John J. Muccerry
Aikara J
Kubo
Robert
Brn Metonal Maneger
Laas
Deveney
the Naughty Lady From
Shady Lane
By Warren
Beanie
Buffalo
Ron
Miwa
Taraon One
Siomal
England
A. Kenyon
Wolf Ladeymsky
Department of Agriculture
Securty
State Department
Ike Williamson
Soviet Union
William Howell Wells
Pacific
Monta
Vain
Union of Ust
Ben Burrough
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