Herald Journal Founder Roster and 1877 Motto
Pomona Kan era roster notes Arthur Jenkins and Mary E Jenkins as president and publisher with staff including Alexander F. Jones and Chauncey S. Hurley. The page, dated January 35 1877, cites an independent stance and public questions focus.
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Arthur Jenkins
Mary E. Jenkins
E. A. O'Hara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence, H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Pomona Kan Rosterboy Menamne
Woolerer
Gina Jo Reana
Rapadhaata Rober
Amithe Sisionn
Alsneger
Associated Press
Jena
Be Fort
N. P
the Herald
Streets Fight Over Parking Plans And City Clean Up
A column criticizes the Department of Public Works over street cleanliness blaming citizens and proposing a new ordinance to enforce alternate side parking. It notes Salina Street from Erie to Onondaga remains in decent shape despite parked cars and urges council action before football season. The piece also praises Central High students Carla Lee Brooks Ludwig Schlecht and David Goldberg for winning the News trophy for WFBL contest reporting.
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Department of Public Works
Stanton
Kelly
Salina St
Erie
Onondaga
Megal
Picayune
Common Council
Central High
Carla Lee Brooks
Ludwig Schlecht
David Goldberg
Sweet Songs in Syracuse Saengerfest Week
The 17th Saengerfest of the Central New York Saengerbund travels to Syracuse June 15 16 with visiting men’s choruses from cities along the Hudson Mohawk valleys and beyond. Prizes awarded June 17 at a Long Branch Park picnic as Arion Liederkranz and Turners Clubs showcase hospitality to about 30 singing societies.
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Syracuse
New York
Saengerbund
Arion Singing Society of
Utica
Hudson and
Mohawk
Buffalo
Long Branch Park
Arion
Liederkranz
Turners Clubs
Press for Cheaper Overseas Flights and the U S Plan
Overseas travel costs are debated as U S lines push a third service to lower fares. A New York to London trip could dip to about 100 while current tourist rates reach 522, with 14 European carriers opposing. The plan aims to boost overseas travel by 50 percent, adding traffic from American cities to foreign shores.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
U.S
New York
Los Angeles
Shannon
Ireland
Cannes
France
International Air Transport Association
London
Malott Warns U.S. over Science Emphasis and Human Skills
Cornell University President Deane W. Malott warns that overemphasizing technical specialties risks neglecting common sense, judgment, tolerance, and understanding of motives. He says the peril lies in managing a complex society and protecting freedoms, not in lacking engineers or physicists. He also urges more attention to human needs to improve international perception.
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Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
Malott
A Minor Problem No Solution Puzzles Pocket Dilemma
A humorous column muses on the stubborn hole in pockets that ruins a man’s change and keys. It laughs at ill fitting trousers and failed repairs while noting the wear and embarrassment persist despite tough fabric and gimmicks. The piece ends noting the problem will likely endure.
Readers' Viewpoints on Pigeons and City Nuisances
A collection of letters to the Herald-Journal debate pigeons in the city. Contributors urge drastic measures on Grenadier Island, condemn editorial remarks, claim noise and mess disturb residents, and call for action from officials and campaigns to remove the birds.
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Ship City
Webb
Herald-Journal
Wehle
Grenadier Island
The
How a Career Got Under Way Hard Blow Just Beginning
A veteran AP editor recalls his start in journalism in 1924 at Washington University with Kenneth Clark offering a clerical job in the AP bureau. He describes loading telegraph operator books, carbons, and late-night meals, and reflects on his early ambitions and survival through tough times.
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Lincoln Building
Q-E.d
Jones
Washington University
St. Louis
Kenneth Clark
The
A.P
Clobe-Democrat
Stalin praise and the fate of free expression
The piece argues the Soviet system created Stalin and impaired reform, urging new nations to prize free speech, elections, and press freedom to avoid similar tyranny. It contrasts collectivist rule with the dangers of one party, cautions about censorship, and links Khrushchev era reforms to ongoing vigilance for liberty. The narrative folds in a personal anecdote of career disappointment and a later return to journalism.
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Roscoe Drummond
Kremlin
Stalin
Asia
Africa
Soviet Union
Communist Party
United States
Cycle of Prosperity and Recession Foretold by Porter Analysis
Sylvia Porter examines the 36th annual report of the National Bureau of Economic Research. She notes progress in indicators and forecasting aids since the 1930s, but warns that predicting booms and busts remains imperfect and urges continued rigorous study to shape policy and the economy’s future.
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Sylvia Porter
National Bureau of Economic Research
Eisenhower
Arthur F. Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
America
Solomon Fabricant
Bureau
Fabricant
National Bureau
West German Chancellor Adenauer to U S in illness note
Konrad Adenauer meets President Eisenhower in Washington after learning of the president’s illness. He offers best wishes for Ike’s speedy recovery as he arrives in the United States. Milton Eisenhower resigns as Penn State president to focus on government service. Stuart Symington warns against anti-competitive policies. Mamoru Shigemitsu calls for restoration of Japan’s diplomatic ties aligned with UN moves.
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Konrad Adenauer
United States
Bonn
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Stuart Symington
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Japan
Ael
China
United Nations
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Ima
University Building
Edi
Torial
Alex Jones
Mr. Jones
Hamburg
Warren
Washington
Man Jones
Onondaga Lake
Hinds
David Bigwood
James St
James and
State Streets
Ambrose Amidon
Wwarnumwae
Othman
Hilda
Black Hills
South Dakota
Wire
Minois
Missouri
Clark
Missouri A.P. Editors
Jefferson Hotel
Edgar T. Cutter
Chicago
Cutter
United Press
Warren Morrell
Rapid City Daily Journal
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