Greatest Blood Program Challenges Our People
The Syracuse Red Cross blood program is described as the largest in New York State and among the biggest east of the Mississippi. It covers 12 additional eastern counties, supports wounded and ill patients, and backs armed forces in Korea. The piece calls for ongoing public support and duty on the home front.
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Syracuse
Red Cross
New York State
Mississippi
Korea
Far East
New
Herald-Journal
Duke
New York
Truth in Far East Propaganda Battle Urged
The article quotes Vice Admiral Joy condemning Communist propaganda as fantastically false yet questions if such lies fail to serve their aim. It argues Reds control Far East media, praising expanded broadcasting to counter Soviet Chinese lies and reach occupied populations with the truth.
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Adm. C. Turner Joy
Reds
United States
North Korea
Orient
Far East
Uncle Sam
Admiral Joy
China
Moscow
Stalin
Politburo
Red
Panmunjom
Death of Dr George A Group Syracuse Public Health Official
The death of Dr George A Group city epidemiologist and longtime health official in Syracuse is reported. He served with the Department of Health as registrar of the Bureau of Vital Statistics and director of the Bureau of Social Hygiene, and was known for his genuine interest in public health and wide circle of friends.
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George A. Group
Syracuse
Group
Department of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Editorial calling for fair, issue focused elections in 1952
The Herald-Journal declares it will report honestly on issues, avoid mudslinging, and encourage voters to study facts before voting. It stresses the need for a strong foreign policy, sound domestic finances, and good government, urging Lincoln-Douglas style debates.
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Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
Syracuse Transit workers reach orderly wage deal
The Syracuse Orderly Way reports a new pact with the Syracuse Transit Corporation granting 475 bus drivers and mechanics a nine cent hourly raise and a shorter work week. Drivers move to five days for 45 hours weekly. mechanics gain time and a half after 40 hours.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Rochester
Poppy Day Ahead Seeks Support For Disabled Veterans
May 24 designated as Poppy Day with poppy vendors from American Legion Auxiliary. Proceeds aid disabled veterans and families and memorial veterans. Poppies are made by disabled veterans in hospitals and workrooms across 40 states, showcasing ongoing aid beyond a single day.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Paul Nelligan Honored Leader of Syracuse Chest Passes
Syracuse and Onondaga County mourn the death of H Paul Nelligan a longtime Community Chest leader who shaped the federation expanding services and raising national recognition. His death draws tribute from C C and Council of Syracuse and Onondaga County.
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Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Onondaga County
H. Paul Nelligan
Paul Nelligan
Community Chest
Paul Neligan
Advance Gifts
the Chest
Ene Chests
Councils of America
Thank You Darling Sketches By BEN BURROUGHS
A poem thanking a beloved partner for love support and faith. The speaker expresses gratitude for affection encouragement and shared moments guiding them through life’s storms and promising enduring love.
Todays Talk by George Matthew Adams on distributed abilities
Adams argues universal vision but varied talents shape progress and happiness. He cites Bacon and Themistocles to illustrate diverse gifts and the value of individuals pursuing their strongest abilities. The piece extols cooperation, mutual inspiration, and not disparaging others talents.
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George Matthew Adams
Bacon
Themistocles
Dulles Shapes Republican Foreign Policy Vision
Washington reports John Foster Dulles touring the country outlining a Republican foreign policy to unite Taft and Eisenhower wings. He stresses Asia policy failure under Truman and hints at a China coast blockade while weighing Korea and Formosa risks. Eisenhower will decide after convention with aides and public attention focuses on Korea.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Taft
Eisenhower
Dulles
Paris
Douglas MacArthur
Chicago
el Dulles
Truman
Asia
Dean Acheson
Far East
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Pss Sraha
Peagee
Ee Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Korean Peninsula
Bonded whisky crisis stirs Congress and distillers
Washington columnist notes a looming glut of eight year old bonded whisky tax due by 1955. Distillers seek a four year breather while a whisky maker warns of cut rate sales as consumer demand shifts to beer and soda.
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Washington
Congress
Herman P. Eberharer
Pittshurch
Intelligence Test by Dr George W Crane Answers Key
A scanned IQ quiz lists five questions on professions radio traits and basic biology plus a scoring guide. It includes an answer key with choices and results categories from 0 to 10 and mentions inherited versus non inherited diseases with several medical terms.
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George W. Crane
Piano Toner
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Clark Gable
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Othman
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