Police Reform and Politics Shake Chicago Police Dept
A mid January corruption charge against Chicago’s 11,000-member police force spurs a citizen panel to appoint Orlando W. Wilson to reform the department. Political clashes among city, state, and party leaders follow as calls for civil service policing and independent oversight rise amid fear of partisan influence on law enforcement.
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Chicago
Orlando W. Wilson
Wilson
Richard J. Catey
Illinois
William G. Stratton
Straiton
Daley
Cook County
Otto Kerner
Anderson
Globe trotting Americans fuel record travel outlook
Americans capitalize on travel as passports surge 14 percent to 800 000 this year and 850 000 expected from European lines. Tourism abroad climbs with predicted $2.5 billion in spending, while U S tourism policy aims to attract foreign visitors through a new Office of International Travel.
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Ite
United States
U.S
Holland
Netherlands
Rome
Oberammergau
Munich
Pacific Shipping Lines
Japan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Thailand
Paris
Soviet Russia
Cuba
Fidel Cestro
B.C
Canada
Mexico
Latin America
U. S. Department of Commerce
Senate
House
Commerce Department
British Overseas Airways Corp
New York
Atlantic City
Muncie Man Loses Plea To Appeal Life Slaying Term
Willoughby a 41 year old Muncie truck driver, convicted of the July 12 1936 shotgun death of Ernie Barton in Delaware County, had sought a public defender transcript to perfect his appeal. The Indiana Supreme Court denied his request, ruling a prisoner is not entitled to a transcript at public expense.
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Willoughby
Tossel
Muncie
High
Delaware
Indiana
Holland
Tuling
Rotterdam
Indiana Public Defender
John
Delaware County
High Court
G Man
Ernie Barton
Willough
Eichmann trial and Israeli capture loom in postwar debate
The piece surveys the Nuremberg trial debates and argues Eichmann’s central role in the Nazi extermination machine. It credits Israel’s capture as pivotal and discusses implications for justice, deterrence, and future trials alongside ongoing rail merger news and car sales data.
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Poland
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International Mill
Romania
Bulgaria
Greece
Nuremberg
France
Belgium
Holland
Britain
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Ruth Gruber
New York Heraldier
Germany
United States
Great Britain
New York Herald
Tribune
United Press International
Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
Baltimore
Ohio
New York Central
ICC
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B&o
Erate
Central
West
Automotive Germany
Hitler
Sonotone
Thompson Ramo Woodridge,” Inc
Sonotone Corp
Ichange
iChairman
Schachtel
Thompson Ramo
United Artists Corp
Robert §. Benjamin
House Member Denies Committee Expense Abuse
House Un American Activities Chairman Francis E. Walter denied claims of extravagant expenses and said the Knight Newspapers series alleging abuses was a smear. The article notes ongoing investigations into congressional travel costs and mentions missing persons tied to a fire in Indiana and disrupted telephone service in Marion and Kokomo areas.
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Gary
Ind
Stony Commercial
Houce
Frater Gillirand
Ohio
Watter
Marion
Indiana Bell Francisco Ortega
James Mantle Telephone Co
Kokomo - Marionone
M. L. Watts
Montle- Lona
Bell
Firmen
Flags and anchors in early American naval history
The article outlines pre independence flags including the George Washington and Don’t Tread on Me banners, then traces flag evolution to 41 total flags. It then describes anchor types used in modern ships, anchor weights, hemp rope in wire lines, and the shift from hemp to Manila fiber. It ends with a quiz about Jamestown settlers and a Thursday answer.
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J.B. Martin
Stealing Seen As Juvenile Trait By Dr George W Crane
Dr Crane argues that stealing marks emotional immaturity whether by babies or adults and criticizes parents for excusing petty theft. Case E-487 features Sam T aged 19 accused of multiple petty thefts of athletic supplies, with his mother defending him and lamenting society’s tolerance.
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Sam T
Mamma
Papa Aleeve
Teaching honesty by home example and youth programs
A fragmented piece argues that early home discipline shapes honesty more than religious or legal frameworks. It praises family instruction, Sunday School, Boy Scouts, and youth newspaper work as deterrents to theft and anti social behavior, noting advice may include sending for Dr Crane materials.
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Simday
Boy ‘Scouts
Fraute
Folklore and a Napkin of Moral Tales in Indiana
A mixed column weaves Folklore and family morals with a rebuke to theft among youths. It discusses a nudist-press case involving a postal employee, the role of business as tax collector, and a witty puzzle on a fox goat and bale of hay. It notes Indiana’s recreation spending reaching a record 1.1266 billion dollars for the year.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
National Industrial Finance Company
Parents urged to consider tonsil care during summer
In Washington a debate over foreign aid overshadowed a local letter from Dr. Brady urging parents to have children with enlarged tonsils examined. The writer notes prior campaigns and questions how to balance health with summer freedom, while GOP lawmakers push cuts to aid but defend preventive health claims.
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Barron
Janet
Nerion
Mod Washington
UPI
Khrushchev
Gop
Filies
Senhower
House
Nikita S. Khru
Ishchev
United States
Evereready
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Eisenhower
Otto Passmen
D-La
Opera
Stors
Billy
Hood
Wu. Baryon
John Taber
N.Y
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