Herald Journal Founder Arthur Jenkins Named
Fragmentary OCR shows mention of Arthur Jenkins of Sangab and Mary Jenkins in a Herald Journal masthead. The item notes roles including publisher O Har a and executive editor Alexander F. Jones with Associated Press attribution and a March 2 date line. The text resembles a historical newspaper origin and governance snippet.
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Herald-Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Sang AB
Mt. Ey
Arreence
Herald PO uPany
Jenkins
Bla O'Hara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence B. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M Armatrong
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Maecert Hacce
Chassi Ed Manarer
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Busy Meditator- Menon To Lunch With Dulles Eisenhower
India's V K Krishna Menon flies to Washington for talks with Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower after meetings with Dag Hammarskjold. He was in Canada with Commonwealth leaders and helped secure the release of four American fliers from Red China. Opinions on Menon vary from anti American to highly intelligent, with some calling him a reformer and others a hard line realist. He is described as ascetic, irritable, and a prolific tea drinker who lives on his expense allowance rather than salary.
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India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Dulles
Eisenhower
Washington
Dag Hammarskjold
Menon
Canada
British Commonwealth
Hammarskjold
Red China
Nehru
James P. Richards
D-S.c
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richards
George
Bandung
U.S
Moscow
Krishna
Smith
Jones
Ottawa
Formosa
Chou En-lai
U. S
Meron
China
France
Britain
United States
London
Germany
Europe
Adenauer
Herbert Blankenhorn
NATO
Paris
Blankenhorn
Adenaurt
Neel
A Matter of Discipline in Onondaga County Youths
A public official argues against broad curfews citing 99 percent well behaved youths and small minority issues. He advocates discipline at home and school, leadership, and respect for law to prevent policing overreach and protect teenagers without overrestrictive measures.
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Onondaga County
Children’s Court
Family vacations gain steam as resort trends rise in 1955
A 1955 survey shows family vacations dominate this summer with housekeeping cottages and supervised nurseries in demand. Resorts tout options letting moms relax while children enjoy play areas. concerns linger that Mom may not get a true break if domestic duties follow.
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Mom
Dad
Sean
VIEWPOINTS Trade Key to Stable Far East
The piece argues Japan stands at the center of Far East attention and trade policy. It notes Japan’s move toward freer global commerce with U S backing, marked by ceremonies in Geneva where a reciprocal trade agreement was signed.
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Far East
Japan
China
United States
Geneva
West and East vie for Germany's fate in postwar dawn
The article outlines East and West competition for influence over Germany amid hopes for a Bonn backed path to rearmament and a Big Four conference. It notes Adenauer's leadership, Western unity needs, and Soviet aims, with diplomatic maneuvering by Blankenhorn and NATO allies shaping the German future.
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London
Germany
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Marquis Childs
West
Washington
Bonn
Bundestag
Adenauer
German Defense Ministry
Russia
Negotiators urged for Geneva summit tensions
Washington watchers warn the United States risks losing the nuclear agenda at the Geneva Big Four meeting. Atomic Commissioner Thomas E. Murray calls for controlled hydrogen bomb demonstrations to educate leaders about nuclear war. Perry Laukhof suggests trained negotiators to counter Soviet methods, naming several key figures.
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Washington
State Dulles
Geneva
Congress
United States
Doris Fleeson Aganda
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
Murray
Auto Industry Sees Strong 1955 Outlook Driven by GAW
Auto executives predict a sustained boom through 1955 as guaranteed annual wage agreements shift to private jobless funds and public pensions. Economists like Eliot Janeway see rising auto spending, plant expansion, and greater consumer buying power stabilizing the economy and boosting prosperity nationwide. Reuther notes optimism grows as confidence in auto production strengthens with the contracts.
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Detroit
Sylvia Porter
Auto Giants
America
Eliot Janeway
Janeway
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Reuther
GAW
Ford
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