Kerr urges statewide Youth Development Council for Texas
Rev. Walter Kerr urges creation of a state Youth Development Council to coordinate juvenile work across agencies and establish municipal councils. He cites high inmate origins in reform and calls for diagnostic first, targeted training, and local prevention efforts to reduce delinquency.
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Texas
Walter Kerr
Central Methodist Church
Kerr
State Training School Code Commission
Austin Rotary Club
Huntsville
State Penitentiary
Board of Control
Vocational Training, Employment Commission
Education, Health, Welfare
Public Snffty
Beauford H. Jester
Fourteen Balloons Reach Stratosphere From Denver Flight
Four teen instrument laden balloons lifted off from Lowry Air Force Base Denver on Tuesday heading southeast toward the upper atmosphere. They may reach 80 000 feet according to Dr Byron E Cohn chair of the University of Denver physics department a ground party waits at Limon Colorado and Lowry planes track the balloons as they ascend to the stratosphere.
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Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
University of Denver Physics Department
Byron E. Cohn
Limon
Colo
Lowry Air Base
Three Indicted In New York Wire Tapping Case
Three investigators linked to the Fusion movement were indicted by the New York County grand jury on charges of conspiracy and illegal wire tapping aimed at city hall. Defendants are John G. Broady Kenneth Ryan and Edward Treasurgent.
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New York
William O’dwye
New York County Grand Jury
John G. Broady
Clendenin J. Ryan
Fusion Movement
Kenneth Ryan
Edward Treasurgent
Ptm
Clendenin Ryan
Ryan
Grand Jury
O'Dwyer
O’dwyer
Tammany Hall
New York County Democratic
Frank Costello
Jones
Broady
Pravda Labels Ark Hunt a Spy Expedition
Pravda denounces the Mt Ararat Ark dig as a cover for espionage by British American and Dutch archaeologists. It singles out Egerton Sykes as an intelligence officer and predicts remains at 11 000 feet. Sykes and colleagues deny the claim as London reacts with skepticism.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Mt. Ararat
Turkey
Egerton Sykes
Warsaw
Tehran
Iran
Sykes
Noah
London
Hans Roozen
E. Aaron Smith
Greensboro
N.C
Mt. Arat
REA Grants Loans To 2 Texas Co-Ops
The Rural Electrification Administration on April 12 approved loans totaling 10,851,000 to 20 borrowers in 14 states for rural electric service expansion. Texas loans include McLennan County Electric Cooperative in McGregory for 335,000 and Deep East Texas Electric Cooperative in San Augustine for 325,000.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Roosevelt County Electric Cooperative
Portales
N.M
Lea County Electric Cooperative
Lovington
McLennan County Electric Cooperative
McGregory
Texas
Deep East Texas Electric Cooperative
San Augustine
Ah That Java Coffee Growers and Produce
Coffee is the most widely cultivated beverage plant noted in this brief item. It highlights the plant’s prominence in global agriculture and daily consumption.
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Java
German Headsman Faces Hard Times in Berlin
Gus tav Voelpel, a professional heads man who says he cut off 30 heads since the war, was jailed on Tuesday. He denied robbing an aged invalid in the American sector last Saturday and complained times are tough with no profit in beheadings.
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Berlin
Gustav Voelpel
Voelpel
Voespel
City of Good Breezes Buenos Aires Means Good Breezes
The phrase translates to good breezes in Spanish and is linked to the nickname for Buenos Aires. Local lore ties the term to climate and maritime heritage, reflecting how the city’s winds shape daily life and its coastal identity.
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Buenos Aires
Driver Cleared In Gas Poisoning Incident
In Graymont Georgia on April 12 officials cleared bus driver Dent Roundtree of blame for a carbon monoxide incident that sickened about 50 students on a crowded morning ride. Principal M. E. Nichols cited an obsolete bus as the cause and said money shortages prevented maintenance.
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Graymont
Emanuel County Institute
M. E. Nichols
Dent Roundtree
Nichols
Two Canadians Enter US by Tree Limb at Peace Bridge
Two Canadians from Toronto climbed down a tree limb to enter the United States via the Niagara River at the Peace Bridge. Orval Stringer and Jack De Forest were sentenced to six months in jail for jumping from the bridge to the branch on March 28 before the branch broke away.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Immigration Service
Orval K. Stringer
Jack A. de Forest
Toronto
Ont
Tenced
Ceena Seeniaia
Peace Bridge
Niagara River
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Tommy DePauw
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Swearingen-Armstrong
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Austin, Texas
Fashion Academy OF New York
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