Price of peace amid vigilance warned in wartime editorial
A Syracuse Herald Journal piece from September 6 1944 argues that eternal vigilance is essential for security. It cites European tensions and the risk of German revival with Romanian and Swedish aid, warns of robot bombs and new weapons, and urges statesmen to craft safeguards for future peace.
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Germany
Raymond
Ruemanian Oi
Swed
Indus
Czechoslovak
Alexander de Seversky
America
Syracuse Herald.journal
Syracuse Weed
Bke Herald- Journal
Deert Pate i Security League
Stars and Stripes In Paris Again
Fragmentary item notes Stars and Stripes in Paris with reference to a parade or display. Mentions flags, ceremony, and a fleeting event described as proper for the occasion.
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Paris
Earth Tremor Sparks Citywide Chatter and Quakes
Syracuse registers a rare earth tremor that rattled dishes and startled residents. Observers note its unpredictability and personal impact while stressing the tremor does not imply a regional earthquake zone. historians cite global events in a day of world shaking news.
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Syracuse
War's Toll of Ancient Beauty
A New York Times correspondent reports in Florence amid Nazi activity that warfare has damaged ancient shrines and altered the city. He notes the destruction of older districts while major museums remain, lamenting the loss of Florence's historic unity and beauty.
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Europe
New York Times
Florence
World Peace and Congressional Authority in Crisis
The piece argues a president should seek Congress for armed force authority before crises. It cites 1930s Europe, Rhineland aggression, and a joint U S council approach under the League for proactive action. It emphasizes timely authorizations to deter wide scale conflict.
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Congress
Romania
Uummary
Unitedates
Ains
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Council of the
International Security Organization
Hitler
Europe
United States
Rhineland
England
Russia
China
Executive Council
League
Medical Triumphs In Armed Forces
The article lauds U S military medical achievements during World War II noting vast mortality declines from meningitis pneumonia and all diseases with wartime advances in plasma sulfa drugs and better equipment. It credits Gen Hugh Morgan and physicians for efficient organization rapid transport and dedicated service, comparing researchers to Arrowsmith.
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Sinclair Lewis
Arrowsmith
Toeo
Sound Ideals For Freshmen At Syracuse University
Chancellor Tolley urged entering class of 1944 to value education for citizenship and personal enrichment. He emphasized mental and physical health, regular habits, and study of international relations as a defense against modern tensions. Health supports achievement and a sound mind in a sound body.
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Syracuse University
Tolley
War Clouds Lift Across Europe After Wire Barricades
A viewpoint piece recalls workmen removing barbed wire from English beaches and fields once reinforced after 1939 and 1940 battles. It honors Churchill’s defiance, notes retreat of Nazi forces, and hopes for liberation as war clouds break and children play.
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New York
England
Wales
Scotland
France
Hitler
Churchill
Europe
Wise Sayings On Life And Fate From Classical Thinkers
A compact collection of maxims from Diogenes Boethius Marcus Aurelius Juvenal and others reflecting on sleep death happiness fortune and diligence. The excerpts highlight wisdom from ancient Greek and Roman sources about mortality fate and morality.
War supplied with silent tears and brave memories
Letters from readers recall family ties to World War II and personal losses. A Syracuse woman pleads to remove the gold star banner once the war ends, while others describe sons overseas and the impact of war on daily life and morale. Arlington letters reflect frustration and hope as families cope with absence and sacrifice.
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Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Anzio Beachhead
War Department
Arlington, Va
Army hospital spectacle contrasts war wounds with resort life
Report from Atlantic City describes wounded veterans at Enghkind General Hospital and nearby hotels used as convalescent centers. The piece notes discipline, reorientation lectures, and a shift toward returning battle casualties to service, alongside strong morale resentment and stark class contrasts with the resort environment. The author links the Pacific front’s grim reality to civilian leisure on America’s coast.
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Enghkind General Hospital
Atlantic City
N. J
England General Hospital
Europe
Pacific
Haddon Hall
Chalfonte
Cher
Traymore
Quiet Start to Campaign and Summer Farewell in Hyde Park
A Hyde Park resident notes a slow campaign start and a coming busy period after the election. They reflect on summer guests, a growing household with a 16 month old, and the end of summer as they will travel for country life. The day ends with a tremor felt in part of the house suggesting an earthquake with uneven impact.
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Vicerious
United States Signal Corps
Arawe
New Britain
Pacific
Hyde Park
Iself
Chicago Vote For Truman Brings Byrnes Into Prominent Debate
Washington dispatch analyzes the Democratic National Convention drama in Chicago. It discusses Vice President Wallace’s withdrawal, Secretary Byrnes emerging as a candidate, and internal opposition from Ed Flynn and CIO leaders. The piece notes Roosevelt’s private letters signaling support and the secrecy surrounding the final nominating decisions.
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Henevelt
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Roosevelt
Byrnes
Supreme Court
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Hague
New York
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Hillman
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Murray
Th C
Byrne
Truman
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