Safety Division targets parents to curb child pedestrian accidents
Syracuse safety leaders urge parental responsibility after Police Chief Kinney reports 83 children injured this year, 62 of whom were in incidents with only parental supervision possible. Walter L. Fox calls for greater parental vigilance and police cooperation to reduce dangerous street risks for children.
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Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce Safety Division
Kinney
Walter L. Fox
Nie
Warport Flood Disaster Warned by Dike Break
The Oregon town of Warport, a wartime shipyard site turned emergency housing area, lay 15 feet below the Columbia River bed and faced flood danger after a dike failure. Residents panicked as waters rose, with Red Cross relief teams swiftly moving to aid those affected.
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Suapente Alain
Warport
Oregon
Poin
Columbia River
Red Cross
Conference in Topele analyzes Repano morvention study
Notable figures Maret Stan and Altea Dr. Lan dow led a conference in Topele focusing on the Repano morvention Mullente dispute. Hinstein and a team of four elairvoyants were also present for the discussion and data review.
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Maret Stan
Altea Dr
Landow
Topele
Mullente
Hinstein
Preparation and perseverance in early life stories
A speaker recalls nearly quitting college after two years but heeding advice to finish strong. He cites Benjamin Franklin and a life of apprenticeship as proof that steady, early preparation determines lifelong outcomes. The narrator emphasizes choosing diligence over ease and learning through hands on work.
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Holt
Adama
Benjamin Franklin
America
Europe
Farcical Rigged Election in Czechoslovakia
A critical account of Czechoslovakia s rigged election under Communist rule. The article describes a single ticket, compulsory voting, packed premises, and widespread opposition ballots while noting methods used to signal dissent. It warns against importing such tyranny to America.
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Czechoslovakia
Benes
America
On Dangerous Ground John L Lewis Faces Judge Goldsborough
John L. Lewis is to appear before Judge Goldsborough tomorrow to show cause why he should resume bargaining with coal operators after halting talks over a new contract. The National Labor Relations Board found the complaint of coercion to be valid and sought a temporary injunction, which was denied pending Lewis's argument.
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John L. Lewis
Goldsborough
Lewis
Southern
National Labor Relations Board
Traffic ideas from national conference urge city planning
National citizens conference on planning in Newark outlined steps to ease downtown congestion. Robert A Mitchell of Philadelphia urged citizen advisory committees with private support, argued banning cars from business districts is impractical, and highlighted losses in real estate from decentralization. Proposals include improving transit appeal, off street parking, loading bays, and a master city plan to boost transport capacity. Syracuse Parking Authority faces a different challenge.
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National
Citizens Conference On Planning
Whch
Newark
N. V
Robert A. Mitchellpshuel
Philadelphia
Bureau of Traffic Engineering
Ife
Syracuse
New Parking Authority
Keystones of Training and Perseverance in The Keystone
By George Matthew Adams The Keystone recounts a master who labors through discouragement after years of study. His teacher urges continued effort, foreseeing that true success comes only after long training. Many devoted workers gain posthumous recognition long after their quiet start.
Our Readers Viewpoints Urges Home Treatment for Delinquency
A readers viewpoint argues juvenile delinquency requires home based treatment rather than penal harshness. It advocates deeper family involvement to address causes and prevent youth from becoming adults in crime, urging education in honesty, sobriety, and virtue for better citizenship.
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Rook
Smalien
Fontiers
Syraensa. FG
What Am I Saying Frank Morgan and Caracas markets
A letter to the Herald-dournal from A. Wolke recounts observations from Caracas Venezuela. It compares local shopping patterns to Syracuse and notes open markets, central business districts, and shops selling clothing groceries and hardware. The writer contrasts refrigeration practices and mentions English speaking staff. E W Vaughan signs off.
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Herald-dournal
Twas Bey Marl
Kalotcke
Cotaras
Thal Ow Dezens
Imelen
Siersten
Molelake
Caracas
Sizhiacene
Uns
Businées
Duslrice
Carnens
Syracuse
Asd
Minegat
Taen
United States
Fim
W. Vaughan
Portraits and Ponderings in a Fading Page
A fragmented OCR tale of portraits and desires in a seaside town. It hints at months, schools, gardens, and a memory of Mary Whore as a chosen figure, all woven with stray names and surreal imagery.
Eisenhower Prospects For Democratic Nomination Survey
Washington reports a veteran political analyst at Columbia University forecasts Eisenhower as a leading yet uncertain candidate for the Democratic nomination. The analyst predicts Alabama and Arkansas would likely back Eisenhower, with California delegation’s loyalty seen as pivotal, while Vandenberg remains a strong Republican option. The piece notes Eisenhower’s cautious openness about a run and the potential impact on party dynamics ahead of the Philadelphia convention.
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Twignt
Eisenhower
Derene
Serser
Tve
Columbia Universiy
Ike
Enaegy Hoedee
Tia
Philadelphia
Albany
General Kino Jower
Arizona
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Arkansas
Elsen— Hower
Beth Voles
Truman
White House
Sanlewer
Arthur H. Vandenberg
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Vandenberg
New York
Morningside Heights
Columbia
United States
Republicana
Elzanhower
Sem Rayburn
Blaghhower
Sony
Tfme
Galumblas
Wail
Ie Vollegi
California
Eruman
Chlorada
Werkay
Cal-fornia
Colorado
Oleo Battle Is Democracy Plus- Washington DC Flux
Report from Washington recounts lawmakers battling over the oleomargarine issue as experts testify before Congress. The piece mocks endless speeches and notes the margin of public interest in dairy and margarine policy, highlighting Taft’s push to tax and regulate substitutes, while observers debate the future of legislation amid bustling hearings under the Senate building.
Intelligence Test by Dr George W Crane
A garbled homework style intelligence test poses questions on theater digestion sport and history with a scoring guide and scattered names. The text lists mismatched terms and options, including references to Washington Edison Bob Hope and various fields of human conflict, ending with an odd scoring outline.
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Zeero
Edison
Bob Hope
Delow
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