Community Delinquent Programs in California Cities
The Globe News discusses Co-ordinating Councils formed in California to address delinquent children. It outlines three committees Adjustment Environment and Character-building and notes Los Angeles councils reduced juvenile petitions from 129 to 5 in one year. A quote from George H. Houston critiques capitalistic policy harmony with national plans.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Oueters
California
August Vollmer
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
Welfare and Health
American Legion
George H. Houston
Science and Society Face a Race Between Progress and Instability
Glenn Frank argues that modern science drives social change and threatens stability. He warns that if social control does not keep pace, public support for research may fall and civilization risk a new form of ignorance. He suggests scientists can help society meet this challenge.
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Glenn Frank
Ripon
McClure Newspaper
Murder on the lonely road sparks a high rise intrigue
Pierre Dufresne, contractor and political boss, survives an ambush amid threats. Detective Sergeant Stephen Harper investigates as the host’s wealth and secrecy test loyalties, while Dufresne’s somber drinking hints at a hidden motive. Tomorrow, Harper and his host clash.
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Pierre Dufresne
Connors
Dufresne
Harper
Andrews
Harris
Stephen Harper
Dr Fishbein Health Talk on Indigestion Causes
The column explains indigestion often stems from non organic issues and family stress rather than disease. It notes women’s quarrels at meals can affect digestion and mentions poultry experts claiming over ninety percent accuracy in determining chick sex, a practice cited as a Japanese specialty.
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Department of Agriculture
Las Vegas of the West? Los Angeles Clown Cafés and Sunlit Solarium Escapades
The piece persuasively catalogs Los Angeles eateries and a vivid social scene with venturing notes on clown cafes, celebrity dining, and modern touches like portable phones. It contrasts New York cosmopolitanism with sunlit bungalow bliss in Glendale and casual resort life on rooftops.
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Los Angeles
Ev Motor Highway
Coney
New York
The
Vendome
Monte Carlo
Hotel de Paris
Greta
Victor Hugo
Levy's
Goodfellow
Glendale
Rattles the Kingfisher Faces Nest Egg Surprise
In a Bedtime Stories tale, Rattles the Kingfisher and Mrs. Rattles debate the nine new eggs in their gravel pit nest. They fear the burden of feeding a larger brood but Mrs. Rattles remains hopeful that patient sitting will yield a thriving family. The piece also weaves in brief notes on California and Florida rivalries, Al Jolson’s car habits, and a playful LA scene, concluding with a copyright notice.
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Rattles
Mrs. Rattles
Word Builder And Rattles Family Rise To Nine Babies
A fable fragment shows Rattles and Mrs. Rattles arguing over feeding nine hatched babies. They fear they cannot catch enough fish to feed themselves plus the new brood as the babies demand care and effort increases.
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Rattles
Mrs. Rattles
Smiling Pool
de Rattles
Darlings
Rattles Wise
T. W. Burgess
Guiding Your Child Through Paper Craft on a Rainy Day
A mother’s guide to keeping children amused with torn colored paper and flour paste. Use shapes from magazines if needed. Emphasizes imagination and expression over precision, noting children value the joy of creation more than perfect results.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Former Hindu Disciple
India to carry out her vows. Vowed life as a street actress and disciple of a guru. The puzzle lists clues for a crossword style solve with vertical and horizontal entries. It mentions a Blue Serpent nickname and a range of terms from chemistry to music, including references to Pythias and religious figures.
Gate of Tears and U S Home Counts in Briefs
Age trivia prompts claim the Gate of Tears is the Red Sea passage known to Arabs for shipwrecks. Another item notes about 22,233,000 one family homes exist in the United States. It cites Edward Everett Hale as author of The Man With Out a Country.
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Red Sea
United States
Edward Everett Hale
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Police
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
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O. O. McIntyre
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Little Brown
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