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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1951
Page
6
The article argues that alleged juvenile sex delinquency is likely exaggerated by rumor and sensationalism. Officials say few cases exist and many schools only rumour about clubs or photo records. investigators report most claims are unfounded.
The piece questions teen sex behavior accuracy of statistics, noting undercounted cases and rumor. It cites educators in Lancaster and a New York social worker, contrasting fear and awareness among adolescents, and references Fritz Redl on influences and imitated acts. It surveys parental impact, publicized scandals, and ongoing concern over youth morals.
Amarillo’s Kwahadi group attended three day Tribal Ceremonials in Gallup New Mexico gaining knowledge on the Cheyenne Round Dance Hoop Dance Devil Dance and Buffalo Dance. R F Irelan noted improvements and said Tony White Cloud aided with guidance as the group studied films and learned 16 dances. Twenty boys and three girls joined Mr and Mrs Irelan for the event which also featured entertainment for the Borden Company last night.
A concise note claims that the best guidance comes from better homes and parents rather than external experts. The item highlights family as the primary source of guidance and education for children.
Mr and Mrs Carl Smith of Canyon attended a Glen Rose family reunion with W B Smith descendants present. Mrs Robin Baker of Plainview could not attend the annual barbecue at Fair Park Pavilion. Mrs W Martin of Yoakum began the reunion last year and noted Boones Wrights Wates and Mickeys outnumber the Smiths. A chemical paradi chlorobenzene was sprinkled in the roast area to deter bats, which avoid the odor.
Fragment mentions bats and a hint of Monsanto Chemical Co involvement, implying a murky or humorous note about a local issue. No clear events, dates, or names beyond Monsanto. Further readable text needed for fuller summary.
W B Roberts was talking on the telephone when a lightning bolt struck the line in Memphis Tennessee. The event interrupted the call and caused damage to the phone system and potential injuries are not yet confirmed. Further details were not disclosed in the report.
A disruption involving phone wires caused Roberts to be knocked out of his chair. The incident appears minor but drew attention as witnesses described tangled lines and a fall. No injuries reported beyond the chair tipping and a brief alarm.
In Pottsville Charles Knerr reports a calf born on his farm with a total of 12 toes. Rather than a standard split hoof the calf exhibits a triple formation on each foot as an unusual genetic trait.
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