Herald of Syracuse page shows staff and policy note
The Syracuse Herald lists editorial and business staff including Mary E Jenkins president and E A O'Hara publisher. The paper declares independent stance and public questions coverage as core. Published date shown as Saturday March 5, year unreadable.
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Herald Company
Herald Place
Syracuse
Mary E. Jenkins
E. A. O'Hara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Kari 8. McKay
Harold E. Addington
Kenneth
State Should Permit Savings Bank Expansion
A proposal urges state Senators to press the Senate Banking Committee to report on a measure allowing a savings bank to open a branch outside its home city or town. The bill would permit locations within the same county if population thresholds apply, easing expansion amid rising demand.
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Senate Banking Committee
Assembly
Senate
Banking Committee
Pierce
Cattaraugus
Chautauqua
Onondaga County
Mutual Savings Bank
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Guaranteed Annual Wage series previews labor clash in auto industry
The article previews a broader study of the Guaranteed Annual Wage GAW as bargaining begins in the auto sector with potential wide impact. It notes GM and CSO Steelworkers positions and mentions MECHANIZATION effects, union versus company pages, and the coming spring and summer negotiations. It cites Lincoln and Price quotes to frame the discussion.
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Charles Lucey
Scripps- Howard
Lucey
Lacey
United States
CSO
G.A.W
General Motors
D.so
Fort Wayne
Ind
G.E
Opossum Invasion Alarms New York Sportsmen Clubs
A lighthearted yet factual note warns that opossums are expanding from the south into New York and neighboring states. The animal ranges across 12 to 40 acres, hunts in zero weather, and preys on birds, small game, and poultry, prompting concern from fish and game clubs.
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Kingdom Rd
Baldwinsville
New York State
United States
Massachusetts
Vermont
New York
Michigan
Minnesota
Southland
Fish and Game Clubs
Panther Dam
Syracuse
Panther Lake
Lime Kiln Lake
McKeever
Black River
Carthage
Panther Mountain
Dow Jones questions prompt Senate briefing by Morton Adler
In Washington the Senate Banking Committee questioned what the Dow Jones averages mean. Morton M. Adler of Rye, New York, an amateur investor, explained that the 30 leading stocks are averaged and that stock splits can distort figures. Adler said the index is for comparison and not a precise measure. senators and officials listened as he clarified the concept.
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U. S
Dow- Jones
Morton M. Adler
Rye
N. Y
Senate Banking Committee
Edward T. McCormick
American Stock Exchange
Herbert H. Lehman
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Arkansas
Prescott Bush
R. Conn
Senator Fulbright
Dow-Jones
Wall Street Journal
Senate
Senator F
The
Securities Exchange
Dow and Jones
Ofte
Adler
Washington
Adier
Herald-Journal
Best Dressed Dog of the Year Gala at Juarez House
New York social scene features Greg Juarez hosting a dog fashion event in midtown Mink Run. Ten pet clients received lavish gifts including a Europe trip and a gold statue for the Best Dressed Dog. Hope Hampton and Dana Massey presented prizes as Contested glamour meets political tales.
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Canine Couturier
Greg Juarez
Dizzy Dolls
Juarez
New York
Midtown
Mr. Juarez
Europe
Hope Hampton
Dana Massey
Miss Massey
Hungary
Park Avenue
United Nations
Reds
America
Red Cross Open House Highlights Community Effort
A long Viewpoints letter praises the Red Cross Open House held March 1, lauding staff and volunteers for guiding visitors and showcasing the chapter’s work. The writer notes the public’s enhanced understanding and the value of donations, while inviting nonattendees to visit.
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Red Cross
Pistols for Jordan and a Turkish plane pledge mark Middle East defense push
Egypt's Prime Minister sends two gold plated pistols to King Hussein of Jordan while Turkey's Parliament gifts three light military planes to Jordan's air force. The moves spotlight a brewing realignment as Jordan Syria Lebanon weigh joining a Western backed defense bloc versus the Arab League neutrality stance.
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Fred Zuly
Associated Press
Instanbul
Egypt
Gamal Abddel Wasser
Jordan
Hussein
Turkey
Middle East
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Pakistan
Regul
NATO
Cairo
League
Ssria
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Sibya
Persian Gulf
Basrah
Iran
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Homer E. Capehart
Irene Corbally Kuhn
Dolls and
Jules Brulatour
Miss Hampton
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Barbara W. Aronson
Panther MT. Dam
Adirondack
Don A. Murdock
St. Patrick’s Day
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Arab League
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Awae
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