Herald Journal Pounded By Arthur Je Van 1877
A historical clipped notice from the Herald Journal of Syracuse mentions a person named Arthur J. Van involved in a pounding incident in 1877. The document lists Herald Place, Mary B. Jenkins as president and several staff roles including E A O Hara publisher, Alexander and Jones editors, and Chauncey Hurley business manager. The text resembles a masthead or company contact section rather than a full article.
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Arthur Jevan
DMP Herald Company
Herald Place
Syracuse
Mary B. Jenkins
E. A. O'Hara
Alexander &. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
No Black Market in Syracuse
Syracuse faces severe meat shortages with little hope for avertence as next weekend promises reduced supplies. The piece warns against a black market, urging public refusal to patronize unlawful sellers and stressing cooperation to prevent price gouging and substandard meat.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Medical Center plans two new wings expansion
The Syracuse Medical Center of the State University of New York reveals construction plans for two large wings to the Medical College building. The $4.5 million project aims toward a $25 million plant, doubling floor space and hosting classes of 100, with a 100-bed hospital and ambulatory care center. Dean Weiskollen says the goal is not just more physicians but higher quality medical services and broader support for research and practicing doctors. The center will anchor Syracuse alongside the nearby Veterans Hospital and lead in upstate medical care.
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Syracuse Medical Center
State University of New York
Medical College
Syracuse University
Medicine
Syracuse
Veterans Hospital
Herman G. Weiskollen
A Tragic Reminder On Dangers To Children On Wheels
A 12 year old named Nelson Frasier died and 13 year old John Houde was critically injured after a delivery truck struck them while bicycling. Two other youths were hurt in unrelated vehicle bicycle crashes that day. Police say the truck did not stop. The piece urges drivers to slow down near children and emphasizes rider safety on city streets. It also notes a taxi driver will face a difficult adjustment after a passenger tipped him an airplane.
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Nelson Frasier
John Houde
Nelson
John
Tony
Retirement of Gen Marshall Expected This Month
Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall is likely to retire this month amid speculation he traveled to Korea to view the war and not to launch a new policy. The piece argues his trip aimed to honor Ridgway and Van Fleet and notes his age and push for universal military training. Robert A. Lovett is named as a probable successor.
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George C. Marshall
Korea
Marshall
Defense
Matthew B. Ridgway
James A. van Fleet
General Marshall
High
Joseph Lawton Collins
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs
Truman
Tokyo
Ridgway
van Fleet
Matt Ridgway
Jim van Fleet
Congress
U.M.T
Robert A. Lo*vett
Mr. Lovett
Henry L. Stimson
Lovett
Missing British diplomats may haunt history’s hangovers
The Foreign Office hunts two missing diplomats Donald D. MacLean and Guy Burgess last seen May 25. Burgess earned the nickname Binge With the Fringe on Top after traffic arrest incidents in Virginia. MacLean, the Gargoyle Club “club fighter,” argues with colleagues before disappearing. Reports tie them to Paris or Moscow as speculation runs wild about their fate and loyalties. Also a Miami University student who dynamites buildings is kept in a prison yard given his perilous thrill seeking.
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Donald D. MacLean
London
Guy Burgess
Far East
Washington
Russia
Burgess
Virginia
Oliver Franks
MacLean
Gargoyle Club
Downing Street
Paris
Moscow
Miami University
Our Readers Viewpoint on Peace with Reds and Syracuse Growth
Walter L. Welch of Syracuse argues against U S policy to halt communism and insists on defending freedom, while critiquing Syracuse growth and Lake Ontario water plans. He cites Onondaga Lake pollution, municipal spending, and monopolistic expansion as threats to residents. He warns that unchecked growth harms taxpayers and farmers.
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The
Herald-Journal
W. Averell Harriman
Poland
Czechoslovakia
China
Herald- Journal
Lake Ontario
Chamber
Purc
Iic
Ontario
Onondaga Lake
Coast Guard
Onondaga
Dad and Ching the dog end in a quiet tragedy
New York report recounts a father famed for loving dogs and keeping many breeds. He tries to win over a Chinese chow named Ching who defies him and bonds with Dolores. After months of friction, Dolores’ tears save Ching from being moved yet he dies mysteriously in the front yard, leaving the family with unresolved blame.
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New York
Dad
Dolores
Ching
Bones
White House Dining Dilemmas Span Silver to Spreads
A nostalgic column recounts the Truman White House’s china and flatware shortages as repairs wrap, noting Lenox Roosevelt china worn by guests, dessert spoons misused for soup, and the daily scramble to set formal tables. It also recalls Jack Dempsey impostors and a London social anecdote about Lady Turner’s orange juice.
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Washington
Nana
White House
China
Blair and Lee
Trumans
Bess Truman
Truman
Roosevelt
Mrs. Truman
Emily Post
A Poem on Friendship and Wealth’s True Value
A reflective poem contrasts friends known through care and wealth with those who seek gain. It questions loyalty when wealth dominates, suggesting true friendship endures only when a simple smile brings comfort, not when money tips the scales.
Intellectual aptitude quiz with mixed science and history items
A scored intelligence test item set asks which organ links to gold iron silver copper stones, the largest planet, a six shooter nickname state, submarine depth at 40 fathoms, and a true false section on diseases and blood. The prompt includes answer strings and a final scoring guide.
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Gen. Marshall
Alexander F. Jones
America
Leonard Wood
Chamber OF Commerce
Oswego
Nelson Pitts
Lichty
Background By
Hal Boyle
Chow
Dorothy McCardle
National Airport
Jack Dempsey
New Mexico
Ick
Tme
Dempser
Congressman Dempsey
Sir James
Lady Turner
England
James J. Metcalfe
George W. Crane
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Neptune
Buckeye Lone Star Empire
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