Syracuse Herald Journal first issue June 7 1958 note
The fragment lists the Syracuse Herald Journal founders and staff from the first issue dated January 15 1877 while noting publication details and June 7 1958 date. It confirms address Herald Place Syracuse New York and staff roles including Arthur Jenkins publisher and editors.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Herald Place
Syracuse
N.Y
E. A. O'Hara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
Lewis T. Kennedy
Itorial
Karl R. McElroy
Harold E. Addington
Kenneth F. Srey
Arnold Burdick
Vertibino—F. Wesley Geezer
Reta!l
Robert O. Smith
A. Stone
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Five Sutton Place tenants fight rent hike in NYC
In New York City five tenants resist a rent increase to $1,000 for their Sutton Place duplexes while sub-lets already fetch $1,600 a month. The piece notes common worries over budgets and wardrobe costs as readers relate to the tenants' plight.
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New York City
Sutton Place
Irony in Heuss address echoes postwar ties with Germany
A report notes a touch of irony in West German President Theodor Heuss addressing Congress on the eve of D-Day’s 14th anniversary. It recalls tax shifts after May 8 1945 and contrasts Germany’s postwar recovery with Yugoslavia and Soviet aid tensions. David Cerone, 16, of DeWitt, wins praise in Detroit for his violin performance under Mischa Mishakoff.
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West Germany
Theodor Heuss
Normandy
Pier Six
Russia
Montenegro
Belgrade
Soviet Union
Red China
Yugoslavia
United States
David Cerone
DeWitt
Detroit
Cerone
Mischa Mischakoff
Toscanini
Detroit Symphony
Character Assassination by Senator Ives Called Out
Executive editor decries Ives charge that a Harriman ally is a leading racketeer as baseless. He recalls Ives past failed attacks and urges proof or retreat, praising Harriman and urging Republicans to verify claims instead of smearing reputations.
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Harriman
United States
Averell Harriman
Norwich
Thomas E. Dewey
Irving M. Ives
Ives
Kefauver Seen as Indefatigable 1960 Presidential Bet
In a profile of Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee the article lauds his independence and endurance while noting the 1960 Senate race and ongoing presidential speculation. It highlights Kefauver’s odd blend of bold votes against subversive policy and his elusive stance on many issues, with a tone of cautious admiration.
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Washington
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate
Kefauver
Oklahoma
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Montana
Mike Monroney
U S Should Expand Aid to Latin America, Clergyman Says
The Rev. Richard M. McKeon argues that Latin America needs more U S educational and economic policy support beyond fighting Communism. He notes 20 republics speak Spanish, share Catholic roots, and face underdevelopment, urging broader technical assistance and sustained partnership.
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Latin America
Rio Grande
Straits of Magellar
Spain
Soviet arms deals reshape Middle East power balance
The piece chronicles Soviet weapon shipments as a tool of policy attracting Egypt, Syria, Yemen, Indonesia and Afghanistan. It cites the 1955 Nasser deal and notes arms filtering to Algeria and Tunisia, with Moscow using easy terms to complicate Western interests.
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of Agust
Saudi Arabia
Tunisia
Algeria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Russia
Aden-Yemen
Indonesia
Syria
Yemen
Afghanistan
United States
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Nasser
Middle East
Middle Eastern
Washington
The Greengage Summer by Rumer Godden
Rumer Godden’s The Greengage Summer blends suspense with lyric detail as children confront adult deceit on a French hotel holiday. A vivid portrait of youth versus age, set near Marne with Mrs Grey and four children, ends with a haunting coming of age.
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William D. Patterson
Rumer Godden
Viking
Miss Godden
Marne
France
Mrs. Grey
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