JenKING Firm Reorganizes Leadership and Staff
The Hera Oral SS Pounded Ended reorganizes with Mary E Jenkins as president and E A Owara as publisher. Alexander F Jones remains executive editor, with Clarence H Rinne as business manager and Chauncey Hurley directing advertising. James M Armstrong becomes circulation manager.
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HERA
Mary E Jenkins
E A. Owara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey 5. Hurley
James M Armstrong
Hellowed Memorial Hall Opens to Public
Onondaga County War Memorial opens Memorial Hall to the public Monday. Gold Star Mothers will hostesses daily from 11 AM to 3 PM. The hall offers a solemn space to reflect on the sacrifices of local war dead and to honor their memory in reverent, patriotic remembrance.
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Onondaga County War Memorial
Onondaga
Truman faces House setback on seizure plan and looming strike
The House Banking Committee votes 10 to 5 against President Truman's attempt to gain authority to seize steel sites, worsening his position with Congress after Senate rejection and wage talks collapse. Options include invoking Taft-Hartley injunctions or pressuring Murray to soften union shop demands, as a national defense crisis looms amid Korea war.
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Truman
Congress
Senate
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House Committee
Philip Murray
Murray
Oibuung Wie
Korea
Guide and Horizon Watcher Henri Gagnon in Northern Quebec Fishing Tale
A columnist recalls a fishing trip in Oriskany Quebec with Henri Gagnon, presenting him as a serene horizon watcher who avoids politics and world affairs. The narrative highlights moose encounters, a quiet canoe journey, and Henri's distant, almost mystical view of nature, with emphasis on his unhurried, noncommittal stance and simple observations of sky, trees, and water.
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Alexander F
Jonas
Herald-Journ
Quebec
Mortels
Oriskany
Montreal
Monsieur Gagnon
Taining
Henri T
Henri
Truman
Stalin
2 Straneger
Moose
Danny
Newark Airport Reopens After Safety Review
Newark airport resumes operations Monday amid high marks from a commission led by Gen. James H. Doolittle. The facility had been closed since February after three crashes near Elizabeth. New regulations restrict runway directions to enhance safety and minimize future air transport missteps. Hundreds of Syracusans will return to using the port for New York flights and connections south, easing passenger disruption from the shutdown.
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Newark
New York
Elizabeth
James H. Doolittle
Tu Aix
Readers' Viewpoints Urge School Space Urgently
A letter to the Herald Journal by Mrs Addison Persons urges rapid action on overcrowded Syracuse central schools. She cites 2727 to 6127 projected pupils through 1954, criticizes rented spaces and old buildings, and calls for new constructions funded with state aid. She argues for better classrooms, safety, and teacher conditions to protect students’ futures.
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Herald-Journal
Smale
Orth Syracuse
Islaict
Cowbleyons
Centere Supply Company
Syracuse
Schoo
Inecia Cicero School
America
Ares
Keep Going On A Motivational Message On Perseverance
This piece urges steady effort and perseverance, noting scientists and others often near solutions, and recounts personal trials overcoming discouragement. It emphasizes finishing tasks, encouraging others, and viewing setbacks as milestones in the journey toward achievement.
Tolletson Tax Grabbing Speech Draws Few Listeners
Othman notes Rep Tolletson of Washington denounces federal growth and hidden taxes in a bemused Washington House chamber scene. He cites population growth, expanding agencies, and rising costs, arguing taxpayer burden while Truman pursues higher taxes. The piece highlights sparse audience engagement and the implied call for reform.
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Othman
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Rep. Tollefson
Truman
Tolleson
Tacoma
OPS Buries Radio With Wasteful Programs
The Washington Scene rails at the Office of Price Administration for funding radio transcriptions and even TV talk, calling the move a waste of taxpayer money and questioning the agency’s public image and purpose amid a wider critique of wartime government broadcasting. It notes lawmakers’ probes into television morality and cites North Dakota politics, while ending with a light police anecdote about a White House traffic jam joke by a joking patrolman.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPS
Moaybe
Tripe
OFS
Ying Caminoggeury
Eilis Arnall
Milton R Young
Dakota
Asher L. Burdick
University of Minnesota
Acs
Wittiston
D. C
Wacton
White House
Sketches By BEN BORROUGHS Father and faithful love
A reminiscence praising a steadfast figure who offers tenderness, guidance, and reliable support in tough times. The speaker lauds a strong reserve, constant presence, and wise counsel that helps the family endure cruel fate and hardships. The tone is affectionate and reverent.
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Intelligence Test and Flags Quiz by Br George Crane
Complex quiz tests five problems with points for correct answers. Questions cover U S flag adoption date, government type, invitation replies, inappropriate word groupings, and sports venues. A matching grid assigns figures and slogans to nations, with a scoring scale from poor to very superior.
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Congress
Democracy Monarchy Socialism Republic
R.F.D. S.A Rsy
P. RP
Montreal
Alberta
British Columbia
Brunswick
Japan
Stars and Stripes
USA
Hammer & Sickle
Torker
Union Jacl
Great Britain
Rising Sun
Russia
Crescent
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Mexico
George Matthew Adams
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George U. Aiken
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