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Em. Orweenss
A. Wen
C.D. Wood
Brewster
Fort Davis
Presidio
Juvenile Delinquency Decline Predicted By Official
M L Chute of the National Probation Assn predicts juvenile delinquency may fall within a decade, citing New York City court data showing a 15 percent drop in the past five months from last year. He notes similar trends in other cities and argues war-era rises were overstated, warning against assuming a return to prewar crime levels.
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M L. Chute
National Probation Assn
Mr. Chute
New York
Coun
Chute
Rime
Entering Aliens Plague U S Daily Says Attorney General
U S Attorney General Tom Clark reports about 2000 aliens enter daily. The southeast coast and islands see a high inflow while the Mexican border leads in arrests. Patrols cover vast frontier areas catching criminals stowaways and smugglers amid ongoing smuggling traffic.
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United States
U.S
Tom Clark
Te Yong
United
Defense Not Based On Economy
Opinion argues demobilization should follow a campaign for expenditures tied to Army Navy and Air Corps programs. It cautions against tying defense to short term economic conditions and tax cuts. The piece asserts long term preparedness is needed to maintain world peace despite costs to taxpayers.
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Army
Navy
United States
Air Corps
Mexican league pressure prompts star players to seek bigger pay
The article notes baseball stars being courted by Mexico under President Jorge Pasquel as U S players press for higher pay and benefits. High Commissioner Albert Chandler endorses generous terms to curb the exodus, while MeChanter predicts owners will profit immensely this season and should grant long overdue improvements.
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Jorge Pasquel
Mexico
Albert B. Chandler
Pasquel
MeChanter
United States
Kentuckey
Jah
Fleet Strengths in Med After Trieste Demonstration
A historical note argues the U S Navy should bolster Mediterranean force after Trieste showing. It claims two cruisers and two destroyers are present, with U S and British stake in Trieste escalating tensions amid Yugoslav rivalry and potential forceful settlement. It urges dispatch of more warships to deter Russia and support peaceful resolution.
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Trieste
U.S
Mediterranean
Este
United States
Great Britain
Russia
500 Mile Thruway Plan Aims for Toll-Free Six-Lane Route
A proposed 500 mile express super highway from New York City to Lake Ingle would carry pleasure and commercial traffic with six lanes and level grade intersections. It would include access deceleration lanes every four miles, separate lanes for traffic types, and a continuous wide shoulder for disabled vehicles. The project, valued at 202,000,000, expects no tolls and envisions connections with a New Jersey expressway as the main stem of a regional network into New England and Canada. The piece closes with wartime exhortations about rest, recreation, and missionary work to avert future conflict.
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New York City
Lake Ingle
American Public Works Assn
New Jersey
New England
Canada
New York
Entertaining Prefab Home Tales and Trains of Whimsy
A collage of whimsical vignettes from a humorous page. A guest jokes about “mice” at a prefabricated home while a neighbor reveals it is the neighbors eating celery. Tommy the Sunday schooler shares a quip about Job. A motorist vs train math riddle ends with a widow’s insurance pull. A lone driver, a stalled car, and a busy bus with children complete the lighthearted scene.
Quiet Evening After Argument Changes Husband’s Stance
The couple sits by the fire after dinner with a tense air. The husband softens his posture and admits he has been thinking over their disagreement, prompting a shift from harsh silence to tentative reflection while the wife continues her sewing.
Lions Plan Next Week Meeting Amid Peace Talk
Boss Lion A J Bi erschwa le re views the committee and notifies members of a meeting next week. Lion Kerby will send flowers to Fred Rogers who is incapacitated after major surgery. Dr Frank C Dutton spoke on securing world peace via the Atlantic charter and raising living standards to avoid future catastrophe. Galilean principles guide all planning. Guests included Mrs Hatch with Lion Truman Match Cas Badwards with Lion Gross Lion Leathead of Marfa with Lion Joe Toombs and Dr Fletcher of Dallas.
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Lion A. J. Bierschwale
Lions
Lion Kerby
Fred Rogers
Lion MO
Pittman
Frank C. Dutton
Mrs. Hatch
Lion Truman
Cas Bawards
Lion Gross
Yes Dear Pauses in Quiet Domestic Exchange
In a brief domestic exchange a man concedes after a tense moment while the woman asserts a changed mind, signaling an unresolved but decisive shift in stance within a strained conversation.
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