Herald Journal History Promises Independent Coverage
The article notes The Herald founded by Arthur Jenkins and Mary Jenkins with E A Ohara as publisher and Alexander F. Jones as executive editor. It proclaims commitment to independent public questioning and support for measures serving people, dating January 15, 1877, and reprinted in June 9, 1958.
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LHI Herald
Arthur Jenkins
Mary &. Jenkins
E. A. Ohara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Maneger Melange Neti
Associated Press
Khia
Boracuac
The
Herald
Federal Stalling On Hancock Water
Hancock Field water losses reach about one billion gallons daily as controversy with the Corps of Engineers drags on. City officials say the government’s refusal to honor the contract and demand to inspect records will push repairs back for months, delaying a long disputed agreement.
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Hancock Field
Corps of Engineers
State Water Power and Control Board
Lacrosse All Star Game Draws Central New York Attention
Central New York and the city of Geneva are in the national spotlight for the North South All Star college lacrosse game at Hobart College. The event caps a full lacrosse festival described as the world series of the sport, drawing top East athletes and fans nationwide and boosting lacrosse interest in local high schools and colleges.
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Central New York
Geneva
Hobart College
New York
Maybe We Aren't So Bad After All
Airmen stationed in England retaliated against a Banbury ban by not visiting the town. The incident stemmed from friction between American troops and British soldiers, prompting a display of mutual fair play. The airmen will stay away until Tommies are allowed back, a pledge meant to sway opinion that Americans are not so bad.
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England
West
Banbury
Air Force
Banbury Cross
U. S
Federal Power Commission
Canada
Busines
Mike Pearson
Long Island Railroad Engages 1000 Engineers For A Day
The Long Island Railroad launches an "engineers for a day" program with 1,000 guests riding in the engine cab to New York City. The first guest learned to operate the whistle from the regular engineer, who then resumed driving. The move aims to restore rider confidence amid complaints of late trains and outdated equipment. The piece also notes Chile's inflation and austerity, France's economic troubles, and the link between economic health and democracy.
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Long Island
New York City
Chile
Crile
France
Adlai Still Behind Despite California Victory
Adlai Stevenson’s big win in California boosts his Democratic nomination chances, with supporters predicting a second ballot at Chicago. He carried a large Black vote, but California was the last actual contest, and substantial campaigning remains before August amid talk of rival contenders Harriman and Symington.
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Adlai Stevenson
California
Kefauver
Stevenson
Chicago
Adlai
T Harriman
Symington
Gangsters Gouging Labor and Business Take Huge Tax
Mobsters control 5 to 10 percent of about 15,000 union locals and may extract up to 500 million dollars a year from U S business and labor. They terrorize with violence, exact tribute as labor peace, and run union cartel schemes to squeeze employers, often through phony locals and health and welfare provisions leading to insurance payoffs.
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Martin Arundel
New York
U. S
Victor Riesel
Louis B. Saperstein
Newark, N. J
Frank S. Hogan
Superstein
Unust
Java
Senate
Afl-Cio
al Hayes
Machinists
Hayes
Hogan
Trade With Soviets Expands Amid Growth in Production
A U N Economic Commission for Europe study from 1955 notes Bulgaria and East European trade with overseas nations beginning to grow, influenced by Soviet selling campaigns. The UN Yearbook shows Soviet production rising, with plans to boost synthetic rubber, cotton self sufficiency, and raw wool output, while bloc trade with less developed countries climbs from 20 to 35 percent in 1954 and remains strong in 1955.
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A. L Goldberg
United Nations
Moscow
U.N. Economic Commission For Europe
Bulgaria
East Europe
Bulgarin-Khrushchev
India
Burma
Indonesia
Brita
U.N. Statistical Department
United States
The
Economic Commission
Russia
Canadian Investment Sparks Fire Over U S Control
Opinion by John Bird argues Canada faces a heated debate over foreign ownership led by American capital. The Trans-Canada gas line and foreign equity shift inflame patriotism while exposing reliance on U S influence. parties split yet Liberal leadership favored amid rising nationalist sentiment.
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John Bird
Canada
U.S
Archacendne Tremglee
The Case for an Intelligence Amplifier in Automata Studies
A British designer W Ross Ashby proposes an intelligence amplifier that can surpass human intellect, as discussed alongside claims of a staged 1952 air alert. The piece notes coincidences misreading commercial flights as enemy planes, cites Defense cooperation in reporting, and highlights related literary mentions from Stella Patterson to Robert Dunn and Arnold Brophy.
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W. Ross Ashby
Truman
Princeton University Press
U. S. Air Force
U. S
Presque Isle
Numvak Island
Alaska
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Pentagon
East
West Adc
Maine
Brophy
Department of Defense
Air Force
Lvely
Arnold Brophy
Gilbert Press
Joint Chiefs
Informing the Electorate and Political Quips
Herald-Journal writer notes the challenges of getting out the vote and informing voters. He cites a Texas congressman who quips against voting machines and discusses farm policy, forgery arrests, tax policy, and a UN survey on divorce laws in Rhode Island, all in a satirical frame.
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Robert Krause
Herald-Journal
Texas
United Nations
Rhode Island
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