The Herald of Syracuse Debut May 29 1950
The first issue of The Herald, published Monday May 29 1950, announces its staff led by Mary E Jenkins as president and Alexander P Jones as executive editor. It states circulation policies, AP affiliation, and a commitment to independent, people-centered reporting for Syracuse.
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Mary E. Jenkins
Alexander P. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey 5. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Stare Reattance
Daly
Dundee
Ane Abe
Associated Press
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Teisphone
Arthur: Tenkins
Herata
Young Hirsch Helps Sell Our Way of Life
Norwich 13 year old Hirsch, a Naals spelling finalist in Washington, is praised as a symbol of American opportunity. The piece lauds his English mastery and calls his example a defense of democratic values against German and Soviet propaganda.
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Steven Hirsch
East Berlin
Soviet leadership and UN reform hopes after Moscow visit
Secretary General Lie, returning from Moscow, says the Soviet Union wants the UN to be a working organization and keeps confines in the United Nations. Skeptical Americans doubt the claim but hope it points to possible rehabilitation of the UN amid Soviet conduct.
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Birth of captive hatched whooping crane excites Texas
The article notes a rare birth of a captive hatched whooping crane in a Texas marsh, with experts watching via telescopes as efforts to prevent extinction of the species and flora proceed. It contrasts this with concerns over Americans who rely on government aid, suggesting a broader social critique.
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Soviet Bluff Was Called In Berlin Whitsuntide Rally
A report recalls Allied caution during Whitsuntide as Berlin faced a Soviet threat. Western powers deployed tanks and troops in the West Zone while the East Zone hosted a massive Red rally organized by Stalin. The episode underscored that force and resolve, not rhetoric, deterred any attempt to seize West Berlin.
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Prospects for June Graduates Bright as Employment Rises
Graduation season grows with optimistic outlook. National survey shows demand for teachers and professionals in dentistry medicine nursing social work building stenography dietetics and clerking though fields like high school teaching law accounting and chemistry may shrink for some. About 600000 high school graduates seek work after 400000 advance to college and 200000 marry.
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America
Ending Gasoline Rationing Boosts Britain and Voters
Britain lifts a decade of gasoline rationing with new supply deals from Standard Oil and California Texas Oil, paid in sterling to fund tankers and equipment. The move, whether political or practical, could sway voters ahead of upcoming elections by easing hardships long felt by Britons.
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Love Not for Sale The Jove Invested in Art
George Adams notes that art gains value from the love and care its creator and owner invest. He recalls buying works not for monetary price but for the intangible, personal connection they carry, such as a Browning poem copy once owned by Mary Webb with her marginalia.
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Our Readers Viewpoints Urges Outlawing of the Communist Party
A Syracuse letter-writer urges outlawing the Communist Party in the United States arguing that Communism is an evil philosophy and must be destroyed rather than contained. The writer says Congress should act now and protests apathy toward the Communist menace, asserting the nation must defend American liberty.
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Portraits By James Metcalfe Harbor of My Dreams
Poem fragment describing longing and seasonal imagery. The speaker treads ideals of harbor journeys and garden scenes to restore a lost beloved. Repeats yearning to reach the harbor and bring the beloved back, with vivid seasonal and natural motifs.
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Lie’s Mission May Aid World Peace
The piece discusses Crygve Lis, UN secretary general, and the reaction to reports of his peace feelers. It weighs direct negotiations with Moscow, Churchill’s calls for talks, and Morgenthau’s view. It warns that the United States must explore every avenue for peace before American power wanes.
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Senator Tydings Nose Is Camera Shy in Washington
Washington notes that Senator Milard E. Tydings of the Senate Armed Services Committee resisted camera closeups during a press conference while denouncing McCarthy charges. The piece jokes about his nose tugging in thought, photographer friction, and mock praise for his “noseworthy” elegance. it also mentions a department release of three new snapdragon varieties from Beltsville Maryland.
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Millard E. Tydings
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Department of Agriculture
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