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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1941
Page
11
Ownership Data Report for Syracuse Herald Journal 1941
The document presents ownership and management details for Syracuse Herald Journal dated October 1 1941. Publisher E A O Hara Syracuse New York Managing editor Frank W Ciats Syracuse N Y. The list names owners Mary Jenkins Syracuse NY estate of Edward H O Hara Syracuse NY Long Island Press Jamaica NY Staten Island Advance Staten Island NY and Syracuse Trust Company among major security holders. It notes average daily circulation 103077 and includes a notary affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse
New York
Onondaga
E. A. Olara
E. A. O Hara
N. Y
Prank W. Ciats
Marv FL Jenkins
N. Yur
Edward H. O'Hara
Long Island Press
Jamaica
Staten Island Advance
Staten Island
N.Y
Syracuse Trust Company
Morteace
Emma Jenkins
Mary
OWE Res Aly
Ae T. A. Ouara
British Tanker Loss Sparks Defense of Free Speech
The fragment notes British forces struggling to hold tankers, alongside a Voltaire quote about defending free speech. The readable content suggests a wartime supply or naval context with a philosophical aside on civil liberty. Further details are unavailable in the text.
Economy of scarcity shapes American diet shift
The passage notes a shift from canned to fresh proteins as Americans adapt to perceived scarcity. It argues the prior abundance was illusory, suggesting the wartime slaughter of millions of pigs revealed an economy that favored scarcity over genuine plenty.
Thanks From Valley Club Dominates Our Readers Viewpoint
A letter from Russell G. Crawford as Valley Old Home and Field Day chair thanks the Herald-Journal for helping make the event in Syracuse a major regional success. He notes 35 000 to 40 000 attendees over two days and praises community cooperation across religious, social, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Club
Herald-Journal
the Valley Men's Club
New York
South End
Syracuse
America
Russia
Hitler
American Lerion
Parent Teachers Association
Roosevelt
Us.a
Mr. Roosevelt
Kenwood
Mary Belden
Russia's Hour Of Peril
The piece analyzes a Soviet Red Star accusation of a crisis on the Eastern Front and a German drive with mass reserves. It weighs whether Hitler aims to crush the Red Army before Allied aid arrives while German industry sustains the war effort and wrestles with manpower limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Red Star
Hitler
Red Army
Britain
United States
Moscow
Food Rationing for America May Be Needed
Dr. Thomas M. Parran, surgeon general, suggests the United States may face food rationing to boost protein production. He urges shifting crops from wheat cotton and tobacco to milk meat and cheese, aiming for a 50 percent rise in dairy products and diverting dried milk and eggs for overseas use while conserving remaining supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thomas M. Parran
United States
Britain
Duty to vote and register urged amid election drive
The editorial urges Americans to register and vote, arguing citizens must fulfill their duty to preserve freedom. It notes registration opens tomorrow with hours 10 AM to 10 PM, and adds Friday and Saturday registration options, stressing the penalty of not voting and calling for action this week or next.
Chastened Mussolini Visits Emilia as War Pressures Rise
The Associated Press reports Benito Mussolini touring Bologna Imola and Faenza in a subdued display. He pledges to hold fast in Emilia and elsewhere while warning of victory’s promise as Italy reels from losses in Africa and naval defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benito Mussolini
Bologna
Imola
Faenza
Il Duce
Britain
Associated Press
Emilia
Italy
Duce
Mussolini
Africa
Ethiopia
Hitler
Libya
Mediterranean
Yugoslav revolt grows amid Nazi rule and brave resistance
A Belgrade backed uprising unfolds in Yugoslavia with a female guerrilla leader and armed farmers challenging Nazi dominance. Berlin calls leaders Communists while noting the harsh reprisals, including executions, as Belgrade endures bombing and ongoing suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Berlin
Belgrade
Jugoslavians
Current Opinion: Firmness Toward Japan
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues that while pursuing a peaceful Pacific solution is desirable, there is no room for leniency on Japanese espionage in the United States. It warns against appeasement and stresses the need to stamp out Fifth Column activity regardless of hoped for cooperation with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Fulton Woolen Mills
American Woolen Company
Textile Workers Union of America
CLO
Fulton
C.so
Lw.u.a
C.lo
Woolen and Worsted
T.w.usa
Japan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pacific
United States
Berlin
Toklo
Raw materials and lend-lease talks with Britain
Washington officials consider broad exchanges with Great Britain for raw materials in return for lend-lease aid. Negotiations involve leases needed for defense and expanded access to British controlled resources. Congress debates a second lend-lease appropriation bringing total to 15 billion dollars with a potential third next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Congress
Hitler
Lend-Lease and Postwar Material Control Plan
Officials propose using lend-lease aid to create an international holding for critical materials like rubber tin chromite jute and graphite controlled by Britain and its allies. The aim is joint management of resources seapower and gold reserves to fund peace and shape postwar law while avoiding mere repayment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Johnson on Neutrality Laws and Lease Lend Policy
Hugh S. Johnson argues neutrality acts lost meaning after the Lease Lend Act. He says arming merchant ships is ineffective without sophisticated tech and trained crews. He contends the president's broad authority shifted the policy away from keeping Americans out of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Perils and Policy in Neutrality Act Debate
A Washington column argues against repealing the Neutrality Act to arm merchant ships and expand combat zones. It warns such moves could drag the United States into war, notes Britain’s interests, and calls for strong defenses and civilian morale while supporting the Lease-Lend policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pepper
Congress
Science makes war on oyster killers
United States Fish and Wildlife Service scientists study starfish that devastate Long Island Sound oysters. Research at Milford Connecticut and College Park Maryland explores chemical and other uses, with lime edging out as the proposed exterminator. The program aims to cut losses estimated from starfish damage and recover value from by products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Milford
Fish and Wildlife Service
James M. Lemon
Milford Laboratories
New College Park Laboratory
France
Belgium
Canada
Star Actor's Dismissal Prompts Stage Shakeup
Fragmentary notes describe a dramatic actor exit and production shifts. Names and places are unclear but imply a stage disruption affecting a company and upcoming performances.
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