Capital City Juvenile Home Seeks Reform Not Jailing
Travis County Juvenile Home moves beyond custody to reform with help from UT psychiatrists and private experts. Cases reviewed by probation officers and psychologists. most children return to parents or foster homes. The program balances supervision with recreation and religious instruction while handling 30 to 40 juveniles monthly.
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Travis County
Frank Campbell
University of Texas
Childrens Home
San Antonio
Austin
Campbell
Penicillin Docs for Turkeys and Illinois Fire Losses
The University of Illinois notes penicillin as the best drug for erysipelas in a turkey flock. Foresters report 1949 woodland fires in Illinois damaged 17,900 acres costing about 110000 dollars. LaGuardia served as New York mayor for 11 years the longest. The Hall of Fame includes eight women with listed names. The Illinois directory shows counts of common surnames and 17162 students from A to Zylstra.
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Turkey
University of Iinois
Illinois
University of Illinois
Smiths
Johnsons
Joneses
Zylstra
New York Report Sees Texas Youth Work Gaps Silence
A National Child Labor Committee survey of 4 014 Texas youths from Dallas to McAllen finds 408 under 12 employed and 1 259 between 14 and 16, with calls to strengthen state laws. The report credits local groups and UT studies, urging public sentiment to curb youth labor and long hours while noting three percent work over 90 hours weekly.
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Perry Jones
Jones
Department of Public Safety
Dallas
National Child Labor Committee
New York
Texas
San Antonio
Laredo
Lubbock
Corpus Christi
Robstown
San Angelo
McAllen
Gertrude Folks Zimand
Lazelle D. Alway
University of Texas
Corpus Christi Council of Social Agencies
American Association of University Women
San Antonio Council of Catholic Women
Corpus Christi Lulacs
Texas Commissioner of Labor
M. B. Morgan
Texas Committee
White House
Common Sense
National Com
Mittee
Red Christmas Propaganda Drive Alleges US Labor Ties
A columnist warns of Communist Party fronts active during the holidays. He describes plans to send pro China materials through the US mail and rallies by Labor Youth League, with figures like Howard Fast and Paul Robeson cited as boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist International
Communist Party
USA
White House
Washington
Earth
Roane Pees
America
Shanghai
Labor Youth League
Howard Fast
Moscow
New York
Fast
Paul Robeson
Moscow Soviet Home Service
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Stockholm
Marine Band Members and Viper Facts in Brief
The US Marine Band comprises 85 instrumentalists. On tour a small detail is left in Washington for White House functions. Pit vipers have a facial pit on each head side aiding hunting at night, with rattlesnakes noted as a key example. The booklet offer advocates broad access to American foundational documents and 15 cents for mailing.
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US Marine Band
Washington
White House
United States
Austin American
Washington Merry-Go-Round highlights pay cuts and politics
Washington column notes price director Di Salle tale and a Michigan trio of congressmen using taxpayer funds to pay the same journalist. It praises officials leaving private jobs for public duty and lampoons McCarthy era figures while reporting casualty and power concerns.
Broadway gossip and showbiz duels in Walter Winchell column
Walter Winchell catalogs the year’s top recording battles between Decca La Berman and Victor Dinah Shore albums and riffs on marriages, debuts, salaries, and theatre news. He notes Jarmila Novotna’s Diamond Horseshoe debut, Horatio Alger era earnings, and industry chatter about Kaye, Hepburn, Coward, and Time magazine.
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Decca
la Berman
Victor
Dinah Shore
Bunny Lane
Wm. de Vire
Pardon Our
Jarmila Novotna
The
Met
Diamond Horseshoe
Fete Des Artistes
Horatio Alger
Harvey Stone
Detroit Athletic Club
Jeremy Spenser
Prelude To Fame
Leo Rosten
Tallulah
Look
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mrs. Goldwyn
Danny Kaye
Copacabana
Kate Hepburn
Flair
Dearie
Noel Coward
Vinton Freedley
WJZ
Time USA
Duke of Windsor
France
Newspaper affiliations note from Austin papers
The Austin American and The Austin Statesman announce their membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press. They state AP retains exclusive rights to local news and dispatches for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Austin American
Austin Statesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
United States
Associated Press
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BY Tom Whitehead
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Hall of Fame of
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Frances E. Willard
Sarena
Beneders Cushman
Mary Lyon
Willard
Maria
Alice Freeman Palmer
Ree Manning
By Manning
BY Victor Riesel
Comintern
Russia
China
East 11Th Street
New York City
People's Republic of China
Ft&r
Yenan Road
Eastern
Louis N. Goldberg
Charles E. Green
Newspapers, Inc
Seventh and
Colorado Streets
American Statesman
Drew Pearson
New Price
Mike di Salle
di Salle
Toledo
Dianne
Clare Hoffman
George Dondero
Paul Shafer
Michigan
Mayme Munger
Shafer
Munger
Hoffman
Dondero
Rollcall
Patriots
William L. Langer
Harvard
Europe
Office of Strategic Services
Central Intelligence
Robert Lovett
Defense
Lovett
Marshall
William H. Jackson
Jock Whitney
Omar Bradley
Bedell Smith
Anna Rosenberg
Rockefellers
R. H. Macy
Allen Dulles
Sullivan and Cromwell
Dulles
State Department
Near Eastern
OSS
Treasury
Ashington
Oregon
Joe McCarthy
Bill Exline
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Purple Heart
McCarthy
Francis Dowling
Catholic Weekly
John Steelman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Walter Winchell
Broadway
George Frazier
N. Y
Robert Baker
Kate Murrah
Stage
Chicago
Hear
Emmett Dedman
Charles Kileys
Herald Tribune
Lec'y Snyder
Roy Blough
Wallace Howell
Peggy Werkely
Time
Barbara Hutton
Troubetskoy
Dremoant
George Jean Nathan
Epaminondas
Congress
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