Syracuse Herald Journal 1919 Edition Preview
Fragments show masthead for Syracuse Herald Journal with dates and staff roles. The torn item includes policy note about independent public questions and a March 5 1919 Saturday dateline. The fragment references Associated Press membership and subscription details.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Serala Place
Sprecus
Mary £. Jenkins
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Satent
S. Perrin
Zolter Pferesaga
Tsag
Wote J Heggerty
Clavie Sfymayer
Bubs
Beta Mateses
Bites O. Sock
Mlaraeces
Sfarn
Risgtianse Aaccording
Associated Press
Assciaten
Ted
Pusics
Marske L. Iz. Mieclats
Scorle
Chief Kinney Fights Illegal Lottery Racket
The article lauds Chief Kinney for enforcing anti gambling laws against illegal treasure balance lotteries. It argues for honest enforcement, urges public aid, and notes calls to legalize certain gambling under state control while maintaining overall prohibition.
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Kinney
Chief Kinney
Hancock Airport Terminal Plans Win CAA Approval
The Civil Aeronautics Administration approved plans for a 5209,000 terminal at Hancock Airport, the last new structure to rise there. Parks Commissioner Barry aims to start construction soon, with bids to be advertised Monday, and expects facilities to be functioning before midsummer as Syracuse enters its second century of aviation activity.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Hancock Airport
Barry
CAA
Hancock Field
Syracuse
Government owns 3.6 typewriters per employee survey shows
A Washington survey indicates the federal government owns 3.6 typewriters for every employee who uses one, whether part time or full time. The capital is described as a newspaper man’s heaven rather than a Republican paradise, reflecting newsroom priorities in the day.
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Washington
Norway Denmark Norway Denmark enlarge Free Nations Pact
Norways rejection of a momeggression treaty shifts prospect of an effective security pact among free nations. Norway and Denmark join the plan to form a northern wall from France to the Arctic Ocean, strengthening readiness against Soviet moves and possibly paving the way for Sweden to join. Moscow may react to Norways stance and the implied permission for bases in Norway if attacked by the Kremlin. Molotovs fall could echo in Kremlin politics.
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Norman
Russia
Washington
Atlanta
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Arctic Ocean
Moscow
Kremlin
Molotov
Message of Liberty Freedom Train leaves Syracuse in honored memory
The Freedom Train visit stirred broad interest among Syracusans as hundreds toured the cars and studied manuscript milestones. Special appreciation goes to General Chairman Roderick and co chairs Ekins and Steinberg for plans, Police Chief Kinney and Lt. George Eesterly for crowd handling, Parks Commissioner Barry, Schools Superintendent Patton, and Monsignor Gilday for cooperation. This episode becomes a notable chapter in Syracuse history.
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Roderick
Cochairmen Ekins
Steinberg
Kinney
George Eesterly
Barry
Patton
Monsignor Gilday
Syracuse
New Secretary Johnson Named to Lead U S Defense
President Truman selected Louis A. Johnson of West Virginia to succeed James Forrestal as Secretary of Defense. The pick aims to boost national security amid Hoover Commission criticism of disharmony and waste in the Defense Department, with Johnson expected to push for unified, efficient planning.
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Louis A. Johnson
West Virginia
James Forrestal
Truman
Johnson
Hoover Commission
Defense Department
Respect for Self and Law in Democratic Life
George Matthew Adams argues that respect for law sustains democracy and public safety. He notes laws must serve justice for all, but can be reformed when worn out, and that true compliance arises from self made rules aligning with communal standards.
Doctor Dissents on Tuberculin Skin Tests Views on teen patient case
In a readers' letter, a physician disagrees with a March 2 Herald-Journal column by C A Dean over interpretation of tuberculin skin test results. The writer notes the Dorrette case as a 16 year old and argues the given answer aligns with current knowledge except for specific points.
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Herald-Journal
C. A. Dean
Dor
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What Am I Saying Frank Morgan Pay
A jumble of letters and opinions discusses wartime finance health policy and civic duties. It quotes Dr. C A Sargent Syracuse and Prof Orren D Chapman on tuberculosis vaccines and public health while voices from Syracuse Georgetown Auburn and Phoenix reflect on state fairs budgets and Good Friday observance.
Tuberculin Test Interpretations and TB Immunity Notes
Dr. Dean’s statements on positive tuberculin skin tests are debated as potentially misleading. The discussion covers subclinical infections, BCG vaccination effects, and how immunity shapes responses to TB exposure while Koch’s early work is cited.
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Koch
No Thanks No Jet Rides Today
Frederick C. Othman reports a fanciful account detailing Navy observers and jet maneuvers, with mock dialogue about sonic speed and air travel. The narrator reflects on unusual devices, travel plans to Pittsburgh and China, and a wary tone toward aviation feats.
Molotov Shuffle Signals Possible Soviet Policy Shift
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes reports of Molotov's removal from the foreign ministry and the potential implications for Soviet foreign policy. He notes it may indicate strategic changes in Europe and in the Cold War, while insisting the overarching aim of communists preserving global power remains unchanged. He cites uncertainty among world leaders and suggests the shift could be tactical rather than punitive.
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Washington
Viacheslav Molotov
Develmis
Sco S
Molotov
Stalin
Be Aiwars
Politburo
Mioloiov
Fias
Moscow
Russia
Foreign Office
Inappropriate item in general grouping of tests
A scanned quiz page presents multiple choice and matching questions across topics. It asks which item is inappropriate among tools, asks pork source, body tissue origins, job archetypes, planet proximity, and a match of eminent Americans to fields, with scoring and a garbled answer key.
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Wether Barrow
Altorney Farner
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Walsteen
Wanamaker
Mare
Giaanini
Medicine Fe
Harriman
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