Herald and details of the 1877 first issue
The document lists the Herald Company staff and offices for the Herald paper in Syracuse. It notes founders Arthur and Mary Jenkins, publisher E A O’Hara, executive editor Alexander F Jones, and other key roles including sports editor Francis A Woollover and classifieds manager. The note marks the first issue date January 15, 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
The
Herald
Flushing City Sanitation Expands Sweeping and Parking Rules
The Department of Public Works doubles sweeper and flusher routes to cover streets every 24 hours, adds four trash crews, tightens odd even parking, and enforces curbside trash deadlines. Officials warn it may take days to see full results amid possible staff shortages and required public cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
Doctors View Autoworker Safety Lethal Weapon Claim
Articles from the AMA session critique automobiles as lethal weapons citing wraparound windshields and reaction concerns while noting industry push on safety devices. The piece also discusses math education and the need to adapt teaching to everyday life rather than producing mechanical minds for a global race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Medical Association
Money managers seek stability amid steel talks and policy clash
The piece weighs the tug between steel negotiations and fiscal policy as unions and buyers push for price concessions while the Treasury and Federal Reserve clash over anti inflation steps. It notes rising disposable income and shifting consumer patterns, questioning how long employer worker and buyer interdependence can be ignored in pursuing a stable growing economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Federal Reserve Board
Detroit Free Press
The
Wall Street Journal
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Reserve Board
Martin
F.R.B
Reserve
Math teachers ill prepared in five-state survey
Princeton University study shows a grim view of mathematics in elementary and secondary education across five states. It finds a small percentage of teachers qualified to teach math, a dislike of the subject passed to students, and curricula not updated to rapid field changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Princeton University
Grounded at Today's Grass Roots Aviation Histories
Syracusan Manuel J. Donnelly recounts early aviation roots from model kits to grass roots pilots. He details Civilian Pilot Training Program origins, postwar shifts, and how many small operators were squeezed out by 1949 while others built new footholds in Mohawk Airlines and teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel J. Donnelly
Lindbergh
Boonville
New York
Mohawk
Goering
Luftwaffe
Air Force
United States
Air
Civil Air Patrol
Keep Your City Clean campaign praised by reader
A reader commends the Herald-Journal for its littering crackdown and editorial campaign. He notes a mother guiding her child to trash a wrapper and praises the paper for naming streets and placing a Keep Your City Clean sign, urging continued effort and repetition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Salina St
The Working Girl and a Public Notice on Onondaga
Sylvia Porter argues working women are key downtown shoppers and urges department stores to offer charge accounts. A Corliss Acres resident demands speed zoning and STOP signs on Onondaga Blvd to protect children, while a letter advocates aviation training for youth and early pilot development with public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasion
A. J. Wood & Co
Philadelphia
Onondaga
Corliss Acres
State Highway Commission
Thomas Dyer
Charles Wilson
Onondaga Blvd
Mr. Wilson
Helen R. Quackenbush
Grin and Bear It A Vision for National Aviation Training
The passage argues for a comprehensive aviation program funded by state and federal governments. It claims benefits for youth, airlines, operators, the military, and the broader economy, envisioning trained personnel, public interest, and future space exploration despite tight budgets.
Old Line Just Failure On NATO and Defense Funding
Marquis Childs argues the administration faces blame if foreign aid or military spending constraints are not substantially altered. He critiques the Defense Department’s plea as inadequate and warns NATO partners demand newer weapons to maintain deterrence in the nuclear era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Childs
Department of Defense
White House
North Atlantic Alliance
America
NATO
Europe
Eisenhower
Sampson Air Base as a Trade School Proposal
An reader urges using Sampson Air Force Base facilities as a technical school. The letter argues reopening the base at low taxpayer cost could make New York State a leader in aviation, urging Albany to pass supporting legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Teachers Colleges and Colleges of Forestry
Sampson
Sampson Air Force Base
Albany
New York State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald-Ournal
Herald Company
Herald Flace
Syracuse, N
Arthur Jenkins
Mary £. Jenkins
E. A. O'Hara
Ava
Associated
Associated Press
Syracuse
Federal Reserve System
Atomic Energy
Commission
By Sylvia Porter
the Herald-Journal
Marquis Childs
Lichty
Gus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!