Editorial and staff roster fragment from a historic newspaper
A partial list shows names and titles of editors, managers, and staff such as Dwight S and Clarence Pinne with roles including Executive Editor and Advertising Director. The text includes variations of names like James Armstrong and Chauncey Huriey, indicating a masthead or internal staff record era.
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Dwight S&s Perrin
Clarence H. Pinne
Chauncey S Huriey
James Armstrong
Mostorial
Eonerr D
Child Accident Hazard In Syracuse
In Syracuse last month twenty two children were injured in traffic incidents underscoring danger to young pedestrians. The chamber safety division and police led drives teaching motorists and parents to stress highway caution and home training. The rise over a year and over May 1947 shows more autos and bicycles complicate risks.
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Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce
Pollution threat to Nelson Brook and regional waters
The letter cites Nelson Brook as a polluted tributary of Chittenango Creek with over a thousand trout killed. It urges intensified pollution control in Onondaga Lake and urges the Oneida Lake Association to continue eliminating impurities. The piece frames water cleanliness as a public health issue and calls for corrective action to prevent further contamination.
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Nelson Brook
Chittenango
Onondaga Lake
Oneida Lake
O Dwyer Resists Draft Amid New York Political Uncertainty
Mayor O Dwyer rejects the draft citing health concerns and echoes a climate of party realignment as Republicans seek a coalition with the Liberal Party. Observers note his strong record from patrolman to mayor and discuss rumors of a private sector offer while New York politics faces a murky transition and questions about succession.
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Misizee
TEE Assocmited
Associates Press
Cers
Cews
Selas
Elt
Setaceze
New York
O Dwyer
Liberal Party
O'Dwyer
System Needed to Protect American Secrets
The court ordered disclosure of FBI secret papers in the Judith Copton espionage case. The article argues democracies must balance openness with protecting vital secrets and considers the impact on future informants and the CIA and FBI’s handling of sensitive information.
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Judith Copton
Russia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Courzt
FBI
State Department
Department of Justice
Iron Curtain
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
CIA
British Welfare Reality Hits Disillusion Amid Reform
London observers say labor unrest grows over low wages high living costs and scarce consumer goods under a costly socialized medicine program. The Crown physician reports wards and labs closing as hospital funds are cut and GPs must handle up to four thousand patients, reflecting a failed welfare ideal with limited choices for patients.
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London
Lord Horder
New York Herald Tribune
Lord Order
Ministry of Health
Noted Chinese Statesman Soong Arrives in US for Nationalist Aid
The Notebook T. V. Soong, former Chinese foreign minister and Chiang Kai-shek brother-in-law, has reached the United States seeking support for a final Nationalist effort. The caption mocks him as a Johnny-come-lately in Chinese affairs.
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T. V. Soong
China
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Masbde
Friendly Understanding by George Matthew Adams
The talk urges understanding to reduce disputes and misunderstandings and prevent tragedies. It highlights saying I am sorry as key to healing, notes compromise as life’s element, and encourages mutual consideration to reach a right outcome through friendly dialogue.
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George Matthew Adams
Reither
Day of Prayer and Centralized Schools Debate in Syracuse
Readers urge a July Fourth Day of Prayer and criticize government restrictions on celebration. Letters discuss George Washington and national resilience, and advocate centralized schools with universal arts and music education to prepare for future crises. NORMA M. ERICKSON, Syracuse.
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America
George Washington
Bunker Hill
God
Washington
Chas. McCarthy
Syracuse
What Am I Saying By Frank Morgan
The article discusses the Shakespeare authorship debate sparked by the Oscar winning Hamlet. It quotes an Oxford scholar asserting Shakespeare stole the Hamlet story from four sources, while the author counters that taking material from one author is plagiarism but from four authors is research.
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Frank Morgan
Oxford
William Shakespeare
Fourth of July reflect on spirit of Americanism and danger
The piece laments the loss of fireworks and old Fourth of July spirit amid subversion and violence. It urges making the day a religious, national celebration with unity across Protestant and Catholic churches. It warns that communism and divisions threaten liberties, homes, and schools. It cites John Clarence Petrie on Protestant Catholic dissension.
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America
Christ
John Clarence Petrie
Plain Talk
These Are Angry Days in Capital
The Lighter Side notes a mood of anger across Washington as lawmakers clash over oaths, budgets, and investigations. Highlights include Beany Baléwir and Senator McKellar sparring on anti-Communist vows, the Hoffman aid debate, and the Joint Atomic Energy Commission bickering. The column skeins through Hickenlooper, Lilienthal, A. and others amid trials and political dustups.
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Washington
Dudgeon
Pilus
Beans
Henry Wallace
ECA
Paul G. Hoffman
South Bend
Congress
Tennessee
Kenneth G. McKellar
Joint Atomic Energy Commission
Bourke B. Hickenooper
Tewa
Atom Boys
Dave Lilienthal
Charlie Branman
Charlie
Des Moines
Senate
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Should a Communist teach in American schools
The Nation Today reviews the debate on whether Communist party members should teach in U.S. schools. Proponents cite academic freedom. opponents warn party loyalty would trap teachers and threaten national security by exposing sensitive atomic information. A. Paterson of New York cites Lieberman era concerns.
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Washington
Communist Party
Sidney Hook
New York University
New York Times
Hook
Arthur M. Schlessinger, Jr
Jackson
Saturday Review of Literature
General Eisenhower
Columbia University
James B. Conant
Harvard
National Education Association
Communist Party of the United States
Intelligence Test Quiz Prompts From Dr George W Crane
A scanned page presents an intelligence test with multiple choice questions on medical terms language and descriptions. The sections include disease associations with swamps and animal sounds matching to diseases plus a scoring scale and cryptic student responses.
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Lichty
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Brotherhood
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Bird
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