Lewis Should Come Down From That High Horse
The newspaper urges Judge Goldsborough to force John L. Lewis to negotiate with the Southern Coal Producers' Association. It argues miners are well paid but warns the nation may face another walkout, citing proposed congressional penalties to ban strikes in vital industries.
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Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Congress
Coup in Paraguay unsettles South American politics
The article notes Paraguay’s army ousting President Moringo ten weeks before his term ends. A provisional president governs while President-Elect Gonzales awaits possible seating. The piece contrasts regional upheaval with U S political stability and questions when the turmoil will end.
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Latin America
United States
Paraguay
Moringo
Gonzales
UN Mediator Bernadotte Seeks Palestine Cease Fire Start
The United Nations mediator Count Folke Bernadotte faces a tense climate as he works with Israel and the Arab League to fix the start time for a four week cease fire. Differences remain over immigration and Israel's status, with Bernadotte aiming for a successful truce that could pave the way for a lasting peace.
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Palestine
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Holy Land
Council
Truce Commission
UN Councill
Israel
Arab League
Bernadette
Traffic Officers Needed On Regular Assignments
The Traffic Committee of the Common Council chaired by Councilman Bowles will vote Monday on eliminating police funeral escorts. If adopted, police must design a new system without diverting motorcycle traffic officers from highway duties. Officials warn removing officers risks more accidents and higher insurance while stressing the need for constant patrol.
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Common Council
Bowles
Police Department
Chef Kinney
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Health chief pushes sanitation checks in Syracuse eateries
Dr C A Sargent, new Syracuse health commissioner, takes charge by inspecting restaurants with Dr Maurice J Docling. Of 17 eateries, all but two fail to meet standards. others can be improved. Some may close if they refuse. Health officials will have strong community support to enforce spotless conditions and ongoing vigilance.
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Syracuse
C A. Sargent
Sargent
Maurice J. Docling
Morals and the Cosmos A lecture on the Palomar telescope
The dedicatory address by Raymond D Fosdick warns that knowledge, while a tool for discovery, must be anchored to moral foundations. He argues the great instrument risks perversion and that inner moral strength is more vital than mastering the material universe.
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Mount Palomar
Hent
Mars
Raymond D Fosdick
Hns
How Much Bid At A New York Book Auction
George Matthew Adams contemplates the charm and drama of a New York book auction from a library estate of a renowned publisher. He notes how books carry former owners' marks and love, the thrill of bidding starting around ten dollars, and how editions by Thomas Mosher enriched readers.
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George Matthew Adams
New York
Thomas Mosher
Adams
Eareless
Lincoln
Washington
Dickens
Mayor Applauds Bernstein's Viewpoint in Readers' Voices
Readers respond to a Syracuse editorial praising Bernstein who plans to leave town for Corpus Christi. Bernstein recalls 20 years in Syracuse, noting the city as a flourishing place of opportunity and his pride in Civic roles, hoping to return someday.
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Bernstein
Herald-Journal
David Zonstein
South Salina Street
Corpus Christy Texas
Syracuse
Boston
Bornstam Bul
Charman
Friendship Train Committee
Mayors Food Conservation Committee
Costello
What Am I Saying By Frank Morgan On Thrift
A fragment from a column discussing thrift as a virtue and its contrasts with stinginess. It touches on historical examples, Jewish-Arab relations, and a farmers and conservation theme. The piece meanders through quotes, opinions, and suggestions about prudent spending, cooperation, and wildlife management.
Portraits By JAMES J METCALFE tonight
A poetic fragment describes intimate portraits by James J. Metcalfe presented as a dreamy, intimate scene. It references silver stars and moonlight, suggesting longing and possession with lines about devotion and a private moment.
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James J. Metcalfe
Platform Dilemmas at National Conventions
Washington columnist David Lawrence analyzes how Democratic platform writers must balance party unity with votes in Congress over the Taft Hartley Act and tax vetoes. He notes regional splits in the Senate and House, party lines on isolationism versus internationalism, and potential clashes over Marshall Plan support and OPA price controls.
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Washington
Tiibute
Tarman
Lawrence
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Congress
State Department
Vandenberg
OPA
Labor Fights ERP Limousines in Congress
Congressional debate centers on European recovery funds and limousine spending for ERP leaders and aides. Representative Taber criticizes lavish transport as aid officials press for four limousines while others question fruit of expenditures. The exchange contrasts modest personal transport with high cost relief program perks.
Intelligence Test by Dr George W Crane Quiz Prompts Ancestral Word Games
A mixed page shows an intelligence quiz with five questions on terms durations deities and events, plus a geography matching section with cities and sites. Scored points form a grid and thresholds label performance levels from poor to very superior.
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George W. Crane
White House
Dewey Stayton MacArthur
Tett
Panama City
Sound
Macianas City
Peninsula
New Orleans
Istrrus
San Francisco
Strait
Seattle
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Americans For Democratic Act
American Veterans Commuttee
National Council of Jewish Women
Frieds
Church
Womens Trade Union League
Womens International League For Peace and
Fhreedom
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Leon Henderson
Franklin D Roosevelt
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Hoyt
Denver Post
Walter Reuth
Dkdas
Shubert
Frank Morgan
Republic of Israel
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Oxford
Nancy Sale
Conservation Department
New Tok State Conservation Department
John Benedict
Phoenix
Ours
David Lawrence
Witn
Frederick C. Othman
John Taber
Auburn
Paul G Hoffman
Othman
Hoffman
Studebaker Automobile Company
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Europe
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Bigwig
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South Dakota
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