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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1955

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Yellow Fever Mosquito Advances Toward U S Border

Article notes the blue mosquito that carries jungle yellow fever has moved within about 300 miles of the United States border, with specimens found in Tamaulipas Mexico near Texas. It discusses risks, historical outbreaks, and the challenge of eradicating a ground dwelling vector while canopies harbor the forest form.

Thomas R. Henry Belency Ailianee Panama United States Gorgas Memorial Laboratory Tamauliepas Texas Mexico Honduras South America Rain Yucatan Panama Canal Gorgas Laboratory

Germans Back on Top of Wave Fear History Repeat

AP Paris bureau chief surveys postwar Germany, noting widespread prosperity after the Paris pacts, but deep unease at repeating past errors. He cites hopeful gains in industry and living standards alongside concerns over renewed rearmament, West alignment, and political tension among classes.

France Germany Lands Hitler America Americin Preston Grover Bonn Europe Britain Paris Otto Brenner Metal Workers Union

Bolivia gains sea outlet via corridor to Atlantic

Bolivia gains a new sea outlet through an Argentine corridor and Plate River system, restoring hopes for access after losing its Pacific province Arica to Chile. The plan connects landlocked Bolivia to the sea via Argentina, with implications for regional trade and historic tensions between South American nations.

Alec DE Montmorency New York Nana Bolivia Arica Chile Plate River New Statesman Natio London Teome Argentina Sénia Cred Bie Enaelés

Delay in Germany Likely Before New Forces Authorized

A long awaited plan to authorize a new army and air force in Germany faces a possible six months to a year delay. Meanwhile, a nonprofit spends 150000 dollars daily on a Jackson Hole project in Wyoming which showcases John D. Rockefeller Sr. gift to the public. The Jackson Lake Lodge aims to preserve Grand Teton National Park and serves as a strategic facility for U.S. Army and department officials connected to defense land acquisitions and postwar planning.

Germany Jackson Hole Wyo Grand Teton National Park Wyoming John D. Rockefeller, Sr Jackson Lake Lodge Rockefeler Rockefelier Yellowstone National Park Iloon Hole Country Grand Teton Range Rockefeller Tetons

Paris Battles Invasion By Army Of Rats

Paris fights an unusual invasion as a large army of rats overruns streets and markets. City authorities scramble to contain the rodents with coordinated trapping and sanitation drives while residents adapt to the growing nuisance and public health concerns.

Paris Army OF Rats

Mr Hollywood to Disburse $55 Million This Year

CINTHIA LOWRY reports Mr Hollywood plans to disburse 55 million dollars this year amid complex financial moves. The article outlines expected payments, potential returns, and regional business implications for stakeholders and markets.

Mr. Hollywood

West Germany Rearmament Tied to East-West Talks

West Germany faces a prolonged path to rearmament with a six to eight month delay for enabling legislation, while Chancellor Adenauer must seek East-West reunification talks before arming troops. The four power conference looms as the decisive factor, shaping public and political stances amid the unity issue.

Korrad Adenaue West Germany Adenauer

Say We're Squatters Tokyo Hotels War On Army Occupants

Tokyo hotel owners have launched a new campaign against American Army occupants in downtown Japan. Led by the Dai in Hotel owner this effort targets Army personnel living in civilian hotel rooms in a bid to reclaim space and enforce occupancy terms.

Tokyo Ray Falk Nana

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