Senator Ives to Be Honored Here at Commencement
Syracuse University invites Senator Teving Ives to deliver the 90th commencement address Sunday. Ives has earned Washington recognition for notable service and labor relations work. As a former New York assemblyman he helped create the State Department of Commerce and State School of Labor and Industrial Relations at Correll University. The honorary Doctor of Laws will mark a milestone in his career and future potential.
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Victory Mania and the Quest for Sportsmanship
Chancellor Toley of Syracuse University warns against the overemphasis on winning in intercollegiate sports. He notes the shift from healthful student athletics to packed stadiums and immense spectator demand, driven by ego and institutional pride. He argues such commercialization reflects deeper spectator psychology and will be hard to reverse.
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Streit Visit to Push Union of Democracies in Syracuse
Clarence Streit, president of Federal Union, Inc, plans a Syracuse stop on February 3 to advocate uniting democracies as a first step toward world government. Supporters say his synthesis could spur clear thinking on global peace despite WWI debates.
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Stamp proposal for 300th anniversary of anchors in America
An OCR fragment notes a proposal to Congress for a commemorative stamp marking a 300th anniversary of anchors in America. It humorously suggests stamps honoring congressional goats alongside the main proposal, with a closing or signature line Old Salt.
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G O P Fireworks In Omaha Signal Party Rift
In Omaha the Republican National Committee clash exposed rifts and shifting strategies. A key reformer won a narrow 54 to 50 victory amid broader party tension. Dewey opponents rejected his campaign style, hinting at a hard fought national contest ahead. The fall policy conference and 1952 battles loom as party unity frays.
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House Un-American Activities report targets Soviet espionage ties
The Committee declares the Communist Party of the United States chiefly aims at espionage. FBI arrest of Sam Carr in New York aligns with ongoing Soviet spy investigations. President Truman calls the committee a red herring, while urging continued inquiry and expanded powers.
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Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams
A reflection on the value of kind voices in business and personal life. The author notes warmth sincerity and courtesy in speech build trust, lift spirits, and leave a lasting, almost eternal impression. Employers, teachers, and friends are cited as examples of those whose kindly voices enrich and encourage.
Readers' Viewpoints Avert Shipwreck of Marriages
A letter to the Herald argues that in 613000 marriages ended by divorce in this country and that children suffer, urging readers to consider the problem and the consequences discussed by the American Bar Association.
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What Am I Saying by Frank Morgen Barber Chats
A fragment from a column blends a mock barbershop ransom note style with a critique of divorce causes and a plea for preventive family guidance. The piece then shifts to an American-identity letter praising democracy and cautioning against communism, followed by a reader letter urging quieter hospital-adjacent street policing in Syracuse.
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Democracy Moves Like an Elephant in Congress
National columnist James Marlow surveys Congress as it struggles to pass key social programs. He notes battles over social security benefits and a costly labor law, with the White House urging reform while Democratic and Republican factions clash. The piece frames government as slow yet evolving, shaping policy ahead of potential crises.
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Portraits By James I Metcalfe
A poem by James I Metcalfe praising a partner for bearing troubles with quiet strength. It contrasts hidden sorrow with shared happiness and thanks the beloved for smiles that brighten life and help dreams come true.
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Congressional Progress Revisited In Lighter Side
Washington reflects on Congress after a month of activity. The column notes Congress spent time raising the president’s pay and planning parades while cutting committees but expanding subcommittees. Critics say sessions were largely idle with many panels locked and meetings scarce. The piece pokes fun at the inland reform efforts and budget wrangling surrounding Mr Truman’s administration.
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Intelligence Test by Dr George W Crane Puzzle Snippet
A reader quiz style item lists questions on geography objects and murder weapon puns. It includes options like Fedora and Derby, alsay, and a calendar matching puzzle with dates and creatures.
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