Delinquent Children and Court Aims in Juvenile Cases
A discussion on heredity versus environment notes many children seven to seventeen appearing before the Juvenile Court for acts like vandalism, joyriding, and assault. Judges favor correction over punishment, placing youths on parole with guardians and only considering industrial schooling as a last resort. The piece also contrasts birth control eugenics with animal breeding, noting Europe’s current choices and the idea of artificial selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
A Thought for Today from Psalm and Ben Jonson
A devotional line opens with the verse from Psalms about speaking of mighty deeds and declaring greatness, followed by a Ben Jonson reflection on goodness equaling lasting greatness.
Warren Nomination Vote Highlights Senate Division
The 46 to 39 vote against confirming the President’s Attorney General pick underscores that Republicans lack solid Senate control to push Administration policies. A Washington cartoon linked Borah to radical aims, while Bingham defended Borah as independent and principled in his judgment.
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Warren
Republican Party
Senate
Washington
Borah
Bingham
Connecticut
Idaho
Recurring Senate Split Persists Beyond Borah Vote
The Warren vote shows eleven Republican recalcitrants alongside Borah, including Brookhart, Couzens, Frazier, Ladd, Howell, Norris, Johnson, Norbeck, Shipstead, McMaster, and La Follette. They oppose administration policies, with tensions over Mellon and party loyalties shaping expectations for future Senate alignments as Republicans hold 51 seats.
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Borah
Warren
Coolidge
Broosxart
Senate
Couzens
Mellon
Frazier
Ladd
Brookhart
Shipstead
McMaster
la Follette
Bob
Vote tally phrase from party alignments
Report notes a vote tally with Democrats at forty and Radicals along with Farmer-Labor minor totals. The text suggests adding six votes to the Radical and Farmer-Labor counts before considering subsequent betting or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radicals
Farmer-Labor
Business conditions show conflict between evidence and sentiment
The March review from National City Bank of New York notes general satisfactory business though orders and profits stay muted. It says normal state features competition with capacity ahead of consumption and marginal producers struggling. Bank economists see confidence as justified by easier exchange of goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank of New York
America
iThe Bank
Jury needs experts to judge complex financial fraud case
A jury drawn from mechanics, sales, and housewives faces a high stakes trial of a loan company executive. The piece argues juries lack specialized knowledge for technical cases and suggests selecting juries with fitness to understand the facts.
Causes of Juvenile Delinquency in Washington
Juve delinquents often trace to home environment and parental factors says Juvenile Court officials. Instances include overindulgent parents, strict or abusive discipline, and families with a history of lawbreaking. Cases involve underage drivers, a son of professionals with custody issues, and children from neglected backgrounds findings from Washington Juvenile Court.
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Washington, PD. C
Uver
Washington
Venie Court
Speech on peace and arms race stirs cautious hope
A British foreign secretary’s remarks, welcomed in France except by a bitter minority, urge peaceful development for Germany and Austria and warn that continued armament could trigger unprecedented disaster. The piece cites Thorold’s prophecy about opera without human voices and muses on fate, music, and historic figures like Lincoln.
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Germany
Austria
France
Simple singing voice outshines orchestral might
A plain girl with a simple voice sings Ye Banks and Braes of Bonny Doon and proves a solo singer can do what a full orchestra cannot. The note suggests young ladies studying singing need not worry about competition from grand orchestras, as great voices will always find work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorold
Bonny Doon
Patti
Jenny Lind
Birth Control Debate in New York City Discusses Family Size
In New York City officials from medicine psychology eugenics and social science groups debate how a mother can regulate family size. The advocate asks who else but the mother has a right to decide the family’s size.
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New York City
War themes and human nature in postwar debate
The passage argues that war stems from elites and ideological motives rather than mass sentiment. It contends that population size alone would not prevent conflict and warns against simplistic links between birth rates and global ambitions. It cites a hypothetical Japanese claim to California as evidence of persistent ambition.
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California
Questions and Answers from a 1926 newspaper
A reader Q A exchange covers insanity caused by love disappointment the Phi Beta Kappa anniversary and fundraising at William and Mary College details of the Fraternity’s founding the old Wyandotte name for Kansas City and other trivia including telescope power handball in England and postage rules plus Fleet Prison history with fires riots and closures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa
William and Mary College of Virginia
Raleign
Williamsburg
PD. D.S. A
Africa
KR. M. E
Loomis Radio College
England
Kansas City
H. A
Wyandotte
European nations seek restraint in armaments and coalitions
A statement by British foreign secretary Austen Chamberlain urges Europe toward common sense and sanity, noting that continual armament and hostile coalitions cannot endure. He portrays Britain as practical and France as logical, while Germany's stance remains implied.
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Austen Chamberlain
France
European
Europe
Balfour and Jerusalem Divide Jewish and Arab Groups
In Jerusalem Arabs and many orthodox Jews boycott to express disapproval of the Balfour policy. The piece notes Arab objections to the return of Jerusalem to Jews and credits British policy and leadership with enabling Jewish control in Palestine, while predicting eventual justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Balfour
Great Britain
Palestine
Sir Herbert Samiel
British Common Sense Spreads To American Analyst
A British observer notes practical common sense amid an American in London who has earned support from the Bishop of Liverpool and Lady Betty Balfour. The man still serves a month in jail and will leave England upon release.
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Liverpool
Betty Balfour
England
Psycho-analysis Charlatan Cast Out by British Judge
A judge rules a psychiatrist a Charlatan after a patient calls him The Devil in a signed letter. The piece notes the lure of paying for psychoanalysis and a ready market for reputed experts, with complaints of overcharging.
Golf Won't Supplant Baseball As Long As Scores Misread
A satirical remark suggests golf cannot replace baseball while most men treat golf scores as typographical errors and misread them as errors in print.
Radio Network List of Evening Programs Across Cities
A dense schedule lists radio stations in New York Chicago Detroit Cleveland and other cities with times for orchestras bands recitals lectures and variety programs. Notable entries include Waldorf orchestra Warren Scofield with Helen Shore and Fred Turnee at 6 7 8 30 and 9 00 PM. Astor Grill orchestra US Marine Band and Vanderbilt orchestra in New York and Philadelphia listings among many others.
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WRAF
New York
Waldorf Orchestra
Warren Scofield
Helen Shore
Fred Turnee Story
Breen
St. Cecile
Harold Morris
Julia and Albert Stoesel
Hugh Porter
Vincent Lopez
Wiz
Astor Grill
U. S. Marine Band
Knecht
WNYC
Alabama Orchestra
Mannes Symphony Orch
WGBS
Uncle Geebee
Vanderbilt Orchestra
WOR
Newark
Commanders
Somerville
State of
Traymore Ensemble
Traymore Dance
Uncle Wip
Wip
Franklin Orchestra
Karl Bonowitz
Altoona
Penn Roamers
W. & J. Glee Club
WRC
Washington
Boernstein Orchestra
U.$. Marine Band
Crandal
WGY
Echenectady
Marine Band
WBZ
New England
Lenox Ensemble
Hotel Kimball
Governor Fuller
Tech
Dartmouth
Brunswick Orchestra
WTAM
Cleveland
Staller
Euronea’ Orchestra
CNERO
Ottawa
Chateau Laurier
Chateau Laurier Orchestra
Radio listings for March 29 across U S stations
Central Standard Time schedule shows WSAI Cincinnati with male quartet and entertainers, dinner concert, Rotary and Minneapolis orchestra listings. Eastern Standard Time lists New York stations WNYC WLIB WQXR WBAI with hymns, services, organ recitals and concerts. includes Chicago WGN KYW WLS and Pittsburgh WCAF with church services and concerts. Multiple cities show morning services to late-evening programs across stations with orchestras and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Cincinnati
Gew
Wees
Paul
Botard
Rotary
Minneapolis
Chicago
Don Bester
Near
New York
St. George's
Pennsylvania
WNYC
Brooklyn
WPIG
Atlantic City
WIP
Philadelpwa
Holy Trinity Church
Santa Sg
Germantown Orchastrs
Psilad
WFBG
al Eona
KDEA
E. Urg
WCAF
Pittsburgh
Otto Kaltede
Wilitan Penn Orchestra
Rezy and His
Church of the Goverast
Walnut Hills
Kopp
WCBD
Zion
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WGN
Maater
KYW
Central Church
Sunday Evening Club
WLS
Emerson
Little Brown
Louisville
Temple Adath Israel
WOC
Davenport
Little Symphony Orchestra
WRO
Des Moines
Sermon
Dr. Modbury
Cowper
Reese-Hughes
WOAW
Omaha
Hot Springs
Jack Renard
Baxter
WBAA
Dallar
Westminster Choir
Mann Sisters
Richardson
WBAP
Fort Worth
St. Paul's Church
Rialto Orchestra
Radio Concert Lineup Across Pacific Coast Stations
Pacific Coast time listings show KGO Oakland with Haletead and Colburn orchestras at 10, KFI Los Angeles hosting Arrowhead orchestra and Examiner studio 8 and 9, KAJ Los Angeles with Hickman orchestras and children’s program, Conecert 8 to 10,KHJ KPO and KHJ San Francisco missing details.
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KGO
Oakland
Haletead
KGW
Portland
Colburn
Melody Men
KFI
Angeles
aArrowhead
Examiner
Packard Radio Club
KAJ
Los Angeles
Hickman
Lost Angels
KHJ
KPO
San
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Juvenile Court of
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John L. Sullivan
Hypatia
Michael Angelo Moses
Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
N. B
Post Office Department
Fleet Prison
A. C
United Press
WMA
T and
Daw
Balaban-Katz Revue
WLS Revere
WRAS
Molenhever
Connor
KSD
Way
Schoe
Nighthawk
News Ae Dramatics
Hodek
Nightingales
Arthur Hays
WFAA
Dallas
Honey Hoyas
Dallas Beta Theta Phi
Adolphuse
KOA
Denver
Joe Mann
Wear
WEAF
Schenectady
WGY Arena Orchestra
Waldo Se
Springfield
WEEI
Boston
Detroit
Central
WWI
St. Paul's Cathedral
News Orchestra
EGO
Little Symphony
Gan Francisco
Mu Peckerd Orchestra
Jburn Orchestra
J. Guzzlemene
Poon
Amway
Credit Cero
Skear
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