Two Legislative Steps Toward Ending Juvenile Problem
The Texas Legislature advances two measures to fix youth issues instead of punishing youths. Senator Proffer proposes a State Youth Development Council to coordinate child services and rehabilitation efforts and Governor Beauford Jester backs funding. Rep Aynesworth backs a delinquent parent bill defining responsibilities and penalties for neglect and abandonment.
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Texas Training School Code Commission
J. K. Aynesworth
Waco
Youth Development Council
United States
Council of Children
Labor leaders press UN probe into Soviet slave camps
AFL figures led by David Dubinsky and Matthew Woll pressured the State Department to back a UN inquiry into forced labor camps in the Soviet Union. They documented millions drafted for dams, roads, and factories, including women and political prisoners, and pressed for a Geneva hearing.
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Kcy State Department
Russia
Geneva
AFL
David, Dubinsky
Matthew Woll
UN Social Council
Switzerland
State Department
Dubinsky
Woll
Iran
Esthenia
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Central Committee
AFL International Labor Relations Committee
Dubinsky and
Trygve Lie
US State Department
Chief Justice Who Swore in Most Presidents
Taney served as Chief Justice from 1836 to 1864 and administered the oaths to nine presidents: Van Buren, Harrison, Tyler, Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, Buchanan, and Lincoln.
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A. Roger B. Taney
van Buren
William Henry Harrison
Tyler
Polk
Taylor
Fillmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary and Atlas Offer
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Webster's
Austin American Information Bureau
Eye Street
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Washington
D. C
Two Congressmen Fight Over Office Space Delays Key Legislation
Washington report by Drew Pearson notes in the House interstate and foreign commerce committee two chairmen clash over an office, delaying hearings on national health insurance and freight-rate bills. Crosser, in a wheelchair, seeks to move in while Wolverton refuses, citing a 1918 rule. The dispute stalls major policy work as bees losses and a cricket alarm interrupt proceedings.
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House
Senate
Game Commission
Washington
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Capitol Hill
Bob Crosser
Ohio
Charles Wolverton
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Committee
Wolverton
Crosser
Wright Patman
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Senator Johnson
Sen. Johnson
Cong. Patman
Switzerland
Aime Forand
Rhode Island
Truman
Rayburn
Congress
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Herman Eberharter
Pennsylvania
John Dingell
Michigan
Dingell
Broadway Notes on Death of a Salesman and Other Dramas
Winchell on Broadway notes a season of strong drama and mixed fortunes. It highlights Death of a Salesman Edward My Son Mae West and Mike Todd comebacks, low Equity employment, and box office trends. It mentions Paul Muni reception and Variety critics, plus previews of The Cinemagicians and several film era titles with brief verdicts.
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NEW Yorker
Broadway Lights
Edward
Son
Equity
Paul Muni
Variety
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State Employment Commission
Wasington
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Siberia
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Vatican
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred Binet
Sorbonne
Paris
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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Richard Doe
Edward II of
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G.C.L. A
John E. Gray
Lamar College
Senate Finance Committee
Gray
Lamar
James E. Taylor
New Medical College
Galveston
University of Texas
University Board of Regents
Dallas
San Antonio
Baylor Medical
Houston
Medical Foundation School
Medical College
San Antonio Arsenal
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Drew Pearson
West
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Brannan
Georgia
Dick Russell
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Ways and Means Committee
Tony Farrell
All For Love
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