I'm Too Smart To Be Caught Drug Addict Tales
New York August reports a Senate spotlight on youthful drug use and its causes. Miss Dorris Clarke notes addicts pretend they are too smart to get caught, while psychiatrists cite escape from pressures and fear of war. Prominent figures’ behavior influences youths, fueling crime and prostitution as addiction spreads and care remains scarce.
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Magistrate’s Court of
New York
Dorris Clarke
Miss Clarke
Robert P. Knight
The
Riggs Foundation
Missing Fort Worth Man Reported Safe
Fort Worth police announced that James G. Henson, a north side businessman who vanished a month ago while on a Dallas business trip, has written his wife from Houston saying he is safe. He carried $1,000 cash initially led to fears of foul play. He is a partner in a fence business with his father-in-law.
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Fort Worth
North Side
Dallas
Houston
James G. Henson
Henson
Luddite Rage Targets Machinery in Early 1800s England
The Luddites in English history were industrial workers who from 1811 to 1818 waged attacks on machinery, blaming it for widespread unemployment as factories expanded in English centers.
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England
Plan Re tests for Flunked Draftees
The Army announced January re tests for draftees who failed pre induction mental exams. Through July 249,684 registrants failed the Armed Forces Qualification Tests, the entry exam for all draftees and enlistees. Under new law 4 Fs not yet 26 on June 19 1951 may be ordered for a retest by draft boards even if they are now over 26.
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Washington
Army
Armed Forces
Shivers Reappoints Shannon to Burial Rate Board
Governor Allen Shivers announced six year appointments to the state Burial Association Rate Board. Marvin Shannon of Fort Worth was reappointed and Castle B. Ellis of Comanche was named as a new member.
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Austin
Allen Shivers
Marvin Shannon
Fort Worth
State Burial Association Rate Board
Castle B. Ellis
Comanche
Justice Sharp Rules Death by Own Action in Jewel Fellows Case
Aug 23 verdict finds Jewel Fellows death by own action after she was found shot by husband. She had been ill and despondent. case reported by Globe-News.
Lydia Pinkham Remedies Promise Relief For Women
Advertisements claim Lydia Pinkham medicines ease menopausal heat waves and nervous distress. Doctors tested relief rates at 63 percent for one product and 80 percent for another, with promises of modern calming effects and widespread experience.
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Lydia Pinkham
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United States
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William J. Hegedus, M.D
West
Taylor
Ciary
Horner
Belmont
Stillbrook
Paul Jones
Schenley
D.W
Empire Investment Corp
FHA and
GI Loans
Ambulante Service
Petste Soe Ee Ee Perryton
Spearman
Khoury Bros
Weetith Avenue
Amy Amount
Bob Siler
Cliff Edwards
Tradewind Airport
East 34Th Ave
America
FORD
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G.T.W
Ford Trucks
Don Memillian
Primarines
Ford Dealer
Tyler
Ist Nat'l Bank
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