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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1950

Page

4

City must build sewage plant while protecting debt plan

Mayor Corcoran argues for proceeding with an adequate sewage disposal plant to end Onondaga Lake pollution while preserving Syracuse debt retirement and pay-as-you-go funding. He suggests short term bonds may be needed with early retirement, possibly via restoring the municipal sales tax receipts for debt service, and urges state Health Department involvement for a comprehensive city town solution.

Corcoran Onondaga Lake Syracuse State Department of Health

Onondaga Medical Society Forms Patient Doctor Grievance Plan

The society plans a two stage grievance process to settle patient physician fee and dispute issues. Patients submit grievances to the physician first, then to the county society grievance committee if no settlement is reached. Dr Carlton F Potter asserts misunderstandings cause most conflicts and the system ensures thorough study and fair decisions.

Onondaga County Medical Society Carlton F. Potter

Draft decision signals long U S struggle and wide mobilization

The draft decision indicates a long national effort, ready combat units, and draftees as Korea replacements. Enlistment boosts are likely, with reserves and National Guard as possible quick manpower. The policy implies readiness for formosa, Turkey, the Balkans, or Europe, and warns the public of ongoing global contest.

Armed Services United States America National Guard Korea Formosa Turkey Balkans Europe Soviet Russia

Propaganda Guests From Western Europe Visit Nashville

Twenty-two youths aged 15 to 17 from Western Europe visit Nashville for six weeks, staying with local families and touring eastern cities. Gov. Gordon Browning and Tennessee officials welcome them as a showcase of American life in a planned cultural exchange sponsored by Youth, Inc. The group will spend ten days in Nashville before broader country trips, aiming to foster democracy through firsthand experience.

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Education for Democracy lecture at Syracuse University

Vice Chancellor Finla G. Crawford argued in Syracuse University on Education for What that education must adapt to exploding demand, stressing universal education as part of the American dream. He urged education for democracy to eliminate discrimination censorship and fear of criticism while balancing free speech with respect for differing views.

Finla G. Crawford Syracuse University Republic Crawford

Face the Light in Adams Daily Talk of Growth and Hope

The talk urges facing the light to banish shadows and pursue clear purpose. It cites Carlyle, ancient lines, and the dawn to urge stepping toward bright outcomes, sustaining health, optimism, and inward satisfaction as outward success follows.

Kere Ay Adams Carlyle

Our Readers' Viewpoints Dean Andrews Hits Critics of Federalists

A letter to Adrian Grobsmith defends the United World Federalists as non Communist and loyal. Dean Andrews claims charges are fabrication by fascist isolationists and cites prominent figures in support of UWF, urging protection of constitutional government and peace through strong national action.

Dean Andrews The Herald-Journal Adrian Grobsmith Adrian VFLW United World Federals National Council National Council of the United World Federalists Allorney Geeral UWF USWF UVF Protestant Episcopal Church Bishop Shei Walter Reutner Thomas J. Mahoney Catholic Association For International Peace Sheil Chicago William T. Molliday Pravda Standard Oil Company of Ohio Grenville Clark Elihu Root George H. Olmsted Des Moines Iowa Ralph Lockman Albert Einstein Ese United States Uwe Gerald J. K. Smith Joseph Kamp Merwin K. Tart Jean Legion Department of Minons Kamp Ws Bulielin Constitutional Education League United World Federalists Russia Paul Shipman Andrews Syracuse

Grin and Bear On Speed Limits and Hidden Charges

A reader laments rising auto power beyond legal 40 to 45 mph limits and critiques manufactures. The piece compares car speed to restaurant add on practices, noting surprise at extra charges for basics like soup bread juice and dessert. Syracuse is cited as a reference.

Gato The Herald-Journal

Portraits By JAMES J METCALIFE

A nostalgic verse recalls a shared spy life romance and memories. The speaker thanks a maker for the moment they met and cherishes songs and dreams from yesteryear.

James J. Metcalife

World War Fears in Korea Red Victory Debate

Dewitt Mackenzie warns in Behind the News that a Communist victory in Korea could trigger a new world war. He notes Korea's strategic value and UN aims for independence, cites Churchill and U.S. plans, and recalls past American military actions in Korea, Siberia, and the 1917 Siberian expedition.

Washin Winston Churchill House of Commons Korea Churchill

Truman Draft Details Explain Why Volunteers Are Sought

Washington explains President Truman's draft remarks clarifying that draft boards will not begin drafting immediately. The armed forces seek about 550,000 volunteers, with draft if needed, for ages 19 to 25. Youth 18 must register. volunteering possible from age 17 with parental consent. If drafted, service lengths vary by branch, and current authorized strengths exceed by hundreds of thousands the funded cap, leaving actual forces well below authorized levels.

Washington Truman Reserve Congress Army Navy Marines Air Force Ahat Selective Service

Intelligence Test Score Challenge From a Historical Page

A transcribed test lists six questions on logic and general knowledge with multiple choice options including numbers, names, and items. It shows scoring guidance from 0 to 10 and includes a garbled final section with name-like fragments and unreadable lines.

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