Syracuse Herald Journal masthead and legal notices 1959
The 1959 Saturday issue lists publisher Stephen Rogers and executive editor Alexander F. Jones with staff roles and advertising management details. It includes subscription rates, a pledge on independent public questions, and statutory notices about ownership, stockholders, and circulation figures. The document also cites notarization and date October 3, 1959.
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Herald Company
Herald Place
Syracuse
N.Y
Stephen Rogers
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
Lewis T. Kennedy
Karl R. McElroy
Herold E Addington
William D. Cotter
Arnald Burdick
Wesley Geezer
Chies
Robert Smithy
Riot
Nts
Euch
Tao Patastanhe
Securit
Steonen Rogers
Srorn
Margaret
Merritt
A Futile Gesture Though Not Worthless in Rochester Church Protest
The Rev. and Mrs. David Williams sheltered inside Rochester's 100 year old First Unitarian Church for 12 hours to block interior demolition amid midtown plaza work. They framed the act as a cultural crime, urging preservation of a site tied to Susan B. Anthony and early English Gothic architecture, even as engineers deemed the foundation safe and the congregation prepared to vacate. The couple's stand drew sympathy for their noble gesture, though it proved ineffective.
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David Williams
Rochester
First Unitarian
Dr. Williams
Susan B. Anthony
Willams
United States
Midtown Plaza
Robertson
Guerrero
U.S
Philippines
U.N. Luncheon Clash Reveals Diplomatic Friction
A United Nations luncheon exposed fraught U S Philippine ties as Walter Robertson and Leon Guerrero sparred over war damage payments Tibet and China. The clash complicated base treaty talks and hinted Robertson’s possible retirement after resigning for health reasons.
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United Nations
Leon Guerrero
London
Walter Robertson
U.S
Tibet
China
Robertson
Guerrero
Traffic Reversal Ends Curb Mailing on Clinton Street
Reversing Clinton Street traffic removes the curbside mailbox in front of the post office. The busy street forces motorists to abandon the box, with occasional car-and-pedestrian use of the sidewalk mailbox. Officials seek a new curbside site, possibly Erie Boulevard near the monument or in front of the State Tower Building, pending traffic guidance.
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Clinton Street
Erie Boulevard
Monument
State Tower Building
Conservatives versus Laborites Britain Votes Thursday
Britain heads to polls next Thursday to choose between Harold Macmillan's Conservatives and Hugh Gaitskell's Labour Party. The piece traces party fortunes since 1910, noting vote patterns, coalition government history, and shifts in power across multiple elections and wartime leadership.
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Anthony White
London
Britain
Harold Macmullan
Conservative
Hugh Gaitskell
Macmillan
Uus
Ciizens
House of Commons
Labontes
Liberals
Laborites
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Prme
Labor
MacDonald
Partes
Staley Baldwin
All Time Champion Of Dieters
Rudolf Flesch recounts Luigi Cornaro born 1467 in Venice and famed for a 2 ounce daily food intake plus 14 ounces wine regime that reportedly extended life. After early illness, Cornaro reformed at 40, wrote The Temperate Life, and his 400 year old diet claim persists as a cautionary tale of extreme restraint.
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Luigi Cornaro
Vennic
Padua
SQ Cornaro
Cornaro
Stic Aed
For 2c Plain It Was Just A Touch
A nostalgic piece discusses Jewish immigrant life, the Verein doctors who served as community healers before modern medicine, and the euphemism a touch for tuberculosis. It recalls tenement life, the doctor’s psychological comfort, and the social networks sustaining families, plus a humorous aside about a TV quiz show plan.
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Yorew
Brooklyn
Maspeth
Savmes Bank
Verein
Old Country
Verems
Frankel
Next Visitor De Gaulle Predicted to Visit Ike
A reported prediction says French President Charles de Gaulle will visit President Eisenhower early next year after a hoped for settlement. The piece frames travel by VIPs aboard jet liners as the new norm in foreign policy.
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Washington
de Gaulle
France
Eisenhower
De Gaulle Faces Strains as Nuclear Talks Rise
The piece notes French leader de Gaulle’s cool to early disarmament offers from Eisenhower and Khrushchev, his thwarted entry to the Western nuclear club, and growing pressure as Khrushchev opens to credible disarmament while Paris tensions rise amid Gaulle’s potential demands and heightened U.S. Britain hesitation. France’s stance risks creating friction before de Gaulle’s anticipated visit to Washington and the White House.
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de Gaulle
United States
Great Britain
Khrushchev
Wall
Artase
White House
Lafayeute Park
Sami
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