Herald Journal Heralding Leaders and Editorial Staff
Fragmented OCR shows Herald Journal with garbled masthead listing Arthur Jenkins Mary Jenkins E. A. O'Hara Alexander Jones and others. Indicates classified and circulation management roles amid jumbled names and advertising directives.
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Mary &. Jenkins
E. A. O'Hara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M
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Teaeneny Raval
O. Sai
Herald Heritage and Independent Spirit
Reprint notes from The Herald first issue dated January 15, 1877 and a 1956 cover line declare adherence to independence from party politics. Arthur Jenkins quotes emphasize discussing public questions and supporting measures for the people.
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Arthur Jenkins
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Buffalo Rioting Mirrors Northern Race Tensions
The Buffalo Memorial Day boat riot highlights rising Negro migration and housing pressures, with 80 percent of 1,000 passengers Black. Observers warn northern cities to recognize early signs of racial tension, gangs, and desegregation challenges, urging proactive community action. Buffalo plans council and agency mobilization to address discrimination concerns.
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Lake Erie
Ontario
Buffalo Courier-Express
United Press
Buffalo
Courier-Express
Syracuse
South
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Texas
State Commission Against Discrimination
Alaska Plans Premature Statehood Delegation Strategy
Alaska will elect a Senator and two Representatives next October though not yet a state. It ratified a constitution and ordinances to enable a congressional delegation while pursuing statehood, echoing Tennessee’s 1796 plan as other states did before admission. The piece cites historical precedents and quotes leaders, noting the Tennessee plan’s risk and Alaska’s push in Washington.
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Tennessee
Michigan
Towa
California
Oregon
Kansas
Washington
Congress
Andy Jackson
Exposed tensions warn against sweeping problems under rugs
The author argues that public issues such as youthful or racial tensions cannot be hidden by hiding them in a community. The Buffalo incident is cited as an example, with a northern emphasis, noting stronger words would appear if a southern dateline were present. The lesson is clear and universal.
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Buffalo
Birmingham
Baltimore
Admiral Radford urges balanced pride and joint readiness
Admiral Arthur W. Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, tells Naval Academy graduates to cherish their service, understand other arms, and be ready to lead joint operations. He cautions against complacency in tradition, urges flexible, principled adjustments, and notes the guidance applies beyond the Navy to veteran officers in all services.
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Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval Academy
Modified Guaranteed Wage Faces Turbulent Auto Layoffs
Dwight L. Pitken reports on the Modified Guaranteed Wage SUB program tied to General Motors Ford and Chrysler. By June 1 firms paid about 64 million into trust funds. Three years ahead funds could reach 250 million. Sub benefits for laid off workers may equal 65 percent for four weeks and 60 percent for 22 weeks once funds peak, with dual state and company payments varying by state. Sixteen states permit dual payments, while several have not set rules, affecting how workers receive benefits during model changeovers and layoffs.
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Dwight L. Pitken
Detroit
Henry Ford
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
SAB
SUB
Making an Early Test Making an Early Test
Robert Krause presents a lighthearted column mixing anecdotes and quips. The piece riffs on marriage bets after a Long Island couple attends Roosevelt Raceway and cites a golfer fad, Fort Worth safe crackers, a worm vending machine, and a nod to Chicago politics with a second-place consolation theme.
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Robert Krause
Herald-Journal
Long Islas
Roosevelt Raceway
Comment And Claims About Sukarno and Truman
President Sukarno of Indonesia comments on the development of the H bomb noting that human scientific skill makes a future war power problematical. Former President Truman rejects venturing beyond Missouri to dictate policy in other states.
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Indonesia
Truman
Missouri
The Jordan Puzzle How Shall Water Be Utilized
The Jordan River security dominates Middle East talks as four states must consent to any plan. Johnston plan would share water between Arab states and Israel, but Arab delay sinks it. Arab plan favors nationfrontier projects and avoids storing Arab irrigation water in Lake Tiberias. Israel pushes its own pipeline if Arabs reject Johnston, risking regional clash in the demilitarized zone while the river continues to flow toward the Dead Sea amid drying valleys.
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Wilton Wynn
Associated Press
CATRO
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Jordan River
Israel
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
United States
Eric Johnston
Middle East
United Nations Water Authority
Egypt
Tiberias
Banat Yaacov
Yarkon
Negev Desert
Just Plain Friendship Would Help Just Plain Friendship Would Help
Edward Hunter argues that humane outreach could have kept five Russian sailors in the United States and urges more acceptance for Russians on Taiwan. He notes isolation, language barriers, and fear of anti communist backlash as causes of flight and stresses small human connections can avert larger Cold War tensions.
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Edward Hunter
America
Soviet Union
Taipei
Tuapse
Taiwan
Formosa
U.S
Tey
Free World
Paterson
N. J
Would You Be an Intellectual Mediocrity Says Mills
A column mocks C Wright Mills and his Power Elite theory arguing leaders may be fools, then shifts to a roundup of authors and critics. It cites Tallant on voodoo threats, Heyerdahl, Mead, Bradford Smith, and Hoffman, finishing with the claim that Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare and dismissing authorship theories.
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Sterling Nortie
Armed Services
C. Wright ‘Mills
C. Wright Mills
Dr. Mills
Robert Tallant
Dan~ielsson
South Sea
Thor Heyerdahl
South Seas
South Pacific
Margaret Mead
Samoa
New England
William Shakespeare
Bacon
Marlowe
Calvin Hoffman
Shakespeare
Walsingham
England
Marowe
Thomas Walsingham
Sketches By BEN BURROUGHS No vive to Ger
Advice on love and fulfillment stressing reciprocal affection sincerity and friendliness. The author urges giving love in return, cultivating kindness, and helping others to gain happiness, noting that living fully and being trustworthy builds lasting relationships.
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