Herald Journal Founding Details and Key Staff
The Herald Journal dates to 1877 with founder Arthur Jprrine Jam and publisher Alexander F Jones. Mary E Jenkins serves as president, Clarence IL Rinne as executive editor, Chauncey S Hurley as business manager, and James M Armstrong as advertising director with circulation led by Mienager.
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Clarence IL Rinne
Guidance for Young Girls In Syracuse
The Syracuse Girls Club, Inc. recently passed its second birthday, growing from a modest 15 registered to 78 average daily attendance. Girls aged 6 to 12 can join. staff limits membership. The Rotary Club and Women of Rotary helped form a club to aid low income girls, with a clubhouse at Vocational High School. A May 23 to June 9 membership drive will publicize the work. The program aims to guide girls in needy homes toward constructive paths and community value.
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Iss Rerche
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Rotary
Vocational High School
Defaming Ridgway Campaign Quoted Faith Fears and Defamation
Dr George Boaz of Johns Hopkins told a Syracuse audience that hate and fear are the greatest weapons of authoritarians and warned against a communist defamation campaign against General Ridgway. He linked European anti American rhetoric to alleged blood on Ridgways hands and noted health neglect in Communist camps in Korea as grounds for slander.
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George Boaz
Johns Hopkins
Syracuse University
France
Europe
Korea
Liability Rates Rise Amid Auto Insurance Increases
The sixth rise since 1946 takes effect June 4 with higher rates nationwide and possible 30 percent jumps in New York City. Syracuse and other areas see increases as insurers bear bigger costs from inflation and juries. Younger drivers face the steepest hikes due to higher accident risk and new bodily injury minimums.
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Restore Onondaga Lake to the People of This Area
An editorial argues for restoring Onondaga Lake to full recreational use. It supports three classifications for lake sections and urges a June 27 hearing at Central High School to push for sewage disposal facilities and industry waste reforms. The piece asserts pollution can be eliminated and calls for immediate action and a transition period for industry.
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Six nations back drive to form European defense community
Representatives from France West Germany Hal y Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg met at the French Foreign Ministry in Paris to launch an agreement toward a European defense community. They aim to unite combat forces under French General Juin once foreign ministers resolve remaining disputes, signaling real defense steps as skeptics warn against wishful thinking and the Kremlin reportedly grows uneasy.
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Netherlands
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Paris
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Europe
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Reversing a Trend in New York City Bus Lines
The New York City Board of Estimate signals a shift away from municipal ownership and operation of bus lines. The board cites deficits, strikes, and citizen burdens as reasons to abandon plans for wide scale municipal control, suggesting national transit trends may follow.
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Metropolitan Board of Estimate
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Rendamante
New York
Our Readers Viewpoint on Foreign Mothers Praised
A reader lauds a South American mother and her daughter honored by awards in a column titled Mothers of the World. The piece argues these foreigners reflect human dignity and motherhood, while praising U S contributions and urging unity among all mothers across nations. It defends the term foreigner and stresses shared humanity and national pride.
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We Are Debtors in Nature and Art to All
George Matthew Adams reflects on daily debt to the world and to nature. He praises creators from Michelangelo to Leonardo and calls for gratitude to God, the Earth, and the gifts of life. The piece urges contemplation of our ties to art, science, and the universe.
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Mother's Day Message from Sketches Br BEN BURROUGHS
A heartfelt call to make every day a Mother’s Day, honoring mothers through daily actions and words. The speaker urges unity to provide happiness and freedom, praising a mother’s constant love and asking others to join in.
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Jet
Cowart Probe Focuses on Agriculture Dept Fallout
Senate Agriculture Committee hears a searing indictment of Jack Cowart once a top aide at the Production and Marketing Administration. Testimony describes heavy pressure on staff to clear red tape for friends, leading to a Baton Rouge depot deal filled with cotton linters and canned meat from Mexico. Perryed payments linked to Cowart include 17 500 to his mother in law Zelda Van Winkle, as investigators seek who hired and promoted him.
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Jeck
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Jory
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Mexico
Cowart
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The Washington Scene Satirizes U S Liner's Trial Run
George Dixon lampoons public fuss over the United States liner trial, noting plans for whiskey hazing, a Virginia ABC Board quirk, and a secretary’s letter, while recounting vintage Capitol pages drunken anecdotes and Bernard Tastee’s National Citizens Committee Against Forced Listening.
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Digitor
United States
Newport News
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Uame
Intelligence Test by Dr George Crone Dated Puzzle In Exam Style
A scrambled, OCR dyed multiple choice and visual puzzle page presents questions on crops per acre grains in pretzels and egg types with misread options. It includes scoring notes and partial illegible answer lines from a 1920s educational test.
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Hiavivare Jewelry Furniture
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