Supervisors urged to approve county health survey plan
The Board of Supervisors should pass a resolution inviting the State Health Department to survey health conditions in Onondaga County without dissent. Critics fear a move toward a county health department, but supporters insist the study of food, sanitation, water and health issues must be done promptly to preserve human life. The article urges immediate approval of the survey.
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Board of Supervisors
State Health Department
Onondaga County
Syracuse
Syracuse alumni dinner highlights need to expand medical education
Dr Albert C Furstenberg urged Federal State and local support for medical education at the Syracuse alumni dinner. He argued private funds are insufficient to meet rising demand and suggested expanding the University of Michigan Medical College to serve the entire upstate area, turning a sound existing asset into a larger regional facility.
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Albert C. Furstenberg
Syracuse
University of Michigan Medical College
College of Medicine
Upstate
Bankers to Elect State Leaders at Bretton Woods Meeting
Burr P. Cleveland president of the First National Bank of Cortland is nominated for the presidency of the New York State Bankers Association. Harry W. Davies president of the Syracuse Trust Company is expected to be chosen as vice president at the Bretton Woods meeting.
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Burr P. Cleveland
First National Bank of Cortland
New York State Bankers Association
Harry W. Davies
Syracuse Trust Company
Bretton Woods
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Bankers Association Sees Progressive Year Leadership
Ant industries and notable leadership are cited as examples of distinguished business ability guiding the Bankers Association toward progressive achievement during the year.
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Ant Industries
Bankers Association
Senate Adopts Draft Bill With 78 to 10 Vote
The Senate passed a peacetime draft bill by 78 to 10 amid public alarm over defences. It calls for 250000 men aged 19 to 25 to serve two years, and 161000 volunteers aged 18 for one year of training as future reserves, with calls possible during hostilities. The plan aims to rapidly build a ready reserve for emergencies. The piece notes flaws may exist but supports the objectives and condemns postwar defense decline.
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Senate
Kremlin
Pearl Harbor
Washington
House
Armed Services
Wisow
Tim
Pocrich Cats Poralion
Saphone
Neektle
Fire and Police Heroes Honor Roll Briefing
The Herald Journal salutes local Fire and Police Department members Decorated for heroism and outstanding deeds over the past year District Fire Chief Burton H Wright Arthur Jenkins Medal for rescuing a woman and child from the second floor of the Fleming building on Douglas Street Fire Capt T Emmett Morgan promoted to district chief Francis Hendricks Medal for rescuing a man from a burning third floor apartment on West Fayette Street Patrolman Richard Haley Herald Journal Medal for initiative in arresting a criminal who confessed six lootings Police Sgt Frank Lesicki Francis Hendricks Medal for apprehension and arrest of a gasoline station robber Syracuse residents are urged to acclaim these officers for loyalty and duty
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Arthur Jenkins
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Douglas St
T. Emmett Morgan
Francis Hendricks
W. Fayette St
Richard Haley
Herald- Journal
Frank Lesicki
UN Secretary General Urges World Police Force Plan
In a Harvard address Trygve Lie calls for a world police force to implement UN policies. He envisions a guard unit of 1,000 to 2,000 volunteers under Security Council control as a stop-gap. He warns the broader issue of a world army must be faced eventually.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
Harvard
Mr. Lie
Security Council
Spiders of Connections Revealed as Nutmeg State Biologist Work
A fragment from The Notebook age in Lome titled Spiders of Connections was misread as a political campaign document but closer analysis shows it was authored by a Nutmeg State biologist.
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Nutmeg
Pleasant people help make life brighter and better
George Matthew Adams extols the value of pleasantness in daily life and business. He notes pleasant clerks uplift purchases, recalls a Nova Scotia visit where locals’ cordiality stood out, and shares praise from actor Frank Bacon for an office’s welcoming atmosphere. He concludes it costs nothing to be pleasant yet yields happiness and dividends.
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Sofe
New England
Nova Scotia
Frank Bacon
Readers' Viewpoints Unite for War Victory Air Force Support
A Fulton reader argues the air force will dominate future warfare and criticizes the UMT bill. He notes six months of hearings with about 200 witnesses producing a mixed bill, arguing gradual success as the best path within our system.
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Herald-journal
Fulton
Ironical View of Modern Marriage and Jobs in 1940s Ads
An odd column blends satire on marriage with a mock classified listing of diverse partners and demands. It ranks men by blue chip value, outlines quirky partners from a widow to a servant leader, and mocks matchmaking as a business venture amid wartime training and systemized partnerships.
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Herald-Fournni
Portraits By James J. Metcalie For You Alone
A romantic verse fragment expresses longing to embrace, be near, and share future memories with a beloved. The speaker vows devotion across days and distances, promising to walk beside and fulfill dreams.
Truman Blasts at Congress Deplored in Washington
David Lawrence notes President Truman’s West Coast tirades against Congress, calling them intemperate and counterproductive. The piece argues a president must seek compromise, praises bipartisan foreign policy actions, and urges disciplined, prepared speeches to preserve prestige ahead of the Democratic National Convention.
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Washington
Teusman
Congress
West
Washingington
Truman
Gavel Workouts in the House as Noise Reigns
The Lighter Side recalls chaos in the 80th Congress with Rep. Dondero banging gavels to quiet roars, while lawmakers shout on the floor over German displaced persons and Polish immigration. Rankin and Williams amplify the din, the loudspeaker buzzes, and order remains elusive amid the restless session.
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Washington
Othman
Niagara Falls
Parsons
United States
George A. Dendero
Michigan
Truman
Donero
Dondero
John Davis Lodge
Connecticut
Res
John Lesinski
Clare Hoffman
Lesinski
Hoffman
John Rankin
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America
Joh Bell Willams
Rankin
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Intelligence Test by Dr George Crone Item List
A fragment from an old intelligence test shows five questions on basic knowledge plus a True False section. It includes items on positions, rooms, incubation period for eggs, autumn leaf color, and an escrow related degree, plus scoring and mis-typed answer strings.
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