Herald Journal announces founders and editorial stance
The Herald Journal traces founding by Arthur Jenking and Mary Jenkins, lists top staff including A. O'Hara publisher and Alexander F. Jon editor, notes independent mission to discuss public questions and advocate measures for the people, with January 15, 187% as the launch date and address details.
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Arthur Jenking
Mary &. Jenkins
A. O'Hara
Alexander F. Jon
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
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Ealier Shea Mansi
Pbert & Emnlee
Esper
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Afar
Wen
Meggures Akacem
Arthur Jenaina
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Governor weighs inquiry amid conservation feud
Ether R. Page editorial urges Governor Harriman to suspend Conservation Commissioner Wehle and launch a full inquiry into the Bureau of Fish and Game. The piece questions policy direction, alleges mismanagement of the Grenadier Island pheasant project, and cites Dr. E L Cheatum's denial of disease transmission and calls for scientific over political control.
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Albany
Wehle
Bureau of Fish and Game
Grenadier Island
Welle
Watertown
E. L. Cheatum
St. Lawrence River
Robert Thompson
State Conservation Council
A.B. Hatch
Conservation
Hatch
State of
New York
Emcaryation Department
Civil Service
Fish and Game Bureau
Pigeons Lose City Protection Says Herald Journal
Executive editor ALYXANDER F. Jones argues pigeons should be unprotected wild birds after July 1, calling them filthy nuisances and delinquents in cities. He cites parks, public buildings, hat fashion, and a Washington statue scene as examples of pigeons’ supposed impact on urban life.
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New York City Health Department
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Gomorrah
St. Mark's Square
Venice
Dr. Kinsey
Death penalty debate on narcotics sales in Congress
In a Senate bill debate, supporters push harsher penalties for drug trafficking, citing heroin's role in addiction. Critics argue death for sales is ineffective and call for stronger enforcement and funding to expand law enforcement efforts nationwide.
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Price Daniel
Tatas
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New York
Congress
A Major Project On Export Trade Origins Studied
The federal government faces a potential large scale study of American export trade to map where every exported item originates. If launched, the Seaway period trade expansion would heighten interest, benefiting pottery and cutlery sectors hurt by tariff changes. The plan emphasizes worker self-worth tied to production outcomes.
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United States
Seaway
Recognize Dream of Freedom in Global Viewpoints
A collage of quotes from political figures and leaders discussing freedom, civil rights, religion, and governance. Martin criticizes colonial decay while Lehman notes Northern poverty and housing issues. Other remarks touch on Russia, Ukraine, and political intrigue in London.
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Herbert Y. Lehman
Heelem
Let Science Win Over Politics in Conservation Debate
Readers urge replacing political appointees in the New York State Conservation Department with scientists. They critique Commissioner Webb and Wehle, urging a reorganization to favor wildlife biology over game farming and wasteful stocking. They compare medical trust to scientific trust and call for structural reform.
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Herald-Journal
New York State Conservation Department
Wrehle
Wehle
Zach
Webb
Conservation Department
E. L. Cheatura
As Time Marches On By Doris Fleeson
Washington columnist Doris Fleeson notes twelve days since President Eisenhower promised a Cain meeting with no date set. Cain, former Senator and critic appointed to the Subversive Activities Control Board, presses for White House action on security system flaws. A Senate subcommittee may summons Cain for a public hearing next Monday, raising a looming White House deadline and questions about briefing and staff preparation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harry _ —_ P. Cain
Crltle
Federal Security Program
Cain
Fleeson Jem
Havingeen
White House
Bernard Shanley
Per
Senate
Gain
Subcommittee
Hennings
Eisenower
Brownell
Scully Sauters
Teacher Training Program Costs 36 Hours at Syracuse
The Herald Journal notes the Intensive Teacher Training Program at Syracuse University requires a minimum of 36 hours in education rather than 19. The May editorial discusses the duration and suggests longer preparation improves teaching readiness.
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Herald-Journal
Syracuse University
Sketches By Ben Burroughis Point of View
A fragmented excerpt discusses optimism and pessimism in Wisconsin life. It contrasts rugged reality with optimistic stance, noting the murky path behind fear and the smoother ride for hopeful minds as storms arise. The writing reflects a reflective villanelle of perception.
Khrushchev's Speech Reassessment Reveals Unspoken Stalin Ties
Roscoe Drummond reports that unpublished sections of Khrushchev's speech, set for public release, show that while he attacked Stalin's excesses he justified repression as necessary. The full text is expected to reveal Lenin approval of measures, ongoing coercive power, and reforms planned without popular participation.
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Nuata Kherushchev
Drummond
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Khrushchev
Lenin
Stalin
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Kinushchev
Kremlin
Summer 1956 sales race to peak, Porter predicts
Sylvia Porter argues fierce competition among merchants and manufacturers this summer will surpass postwar contests as consumers wield cash and credit to bargain hunt. She notes shortages turning to surpluses, rising production must meet growing consumption, and aggressive selling across all channels.
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