County targets adults in crackdown on juvenile delinquency
County officials led by Perry Jones and Frank Campbell announce a new push under the contributing to delinquency law. Campbell files the first case under the amended statute, aiming to prosecute adults driving juveniles to delinquency. Judge Gardner emphasizes consistent punishment and parental authority tensions, including Latin American family dynamics, language barriers, and cultural factors.
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Perry Jones
Frank Campbell
Campbell
J. Harris Gardner
Gardner
Jones
Travis County
Fragmented Insightful Riff on Fire and Secrecy
A compact, cryptic musings compare methods of punishment in different regions. It touches on firing as a metaphor for liquidation and purge and notes the oddity of a rear to front crowd in a church. It ends with a sly jab at a politician sensing his constituency’s pulse.
Mystery Season in Texas Politics Signals June Flurry
The final half week of June promises disclosures on gubernatorial and attorney general plans as W. Lee O Daniel and Price Daniel prepare to reveal intentions. Robert Calvert seeks re election as comptroller while Robert Calvert weighs a possible Supreme Court bid. The statewide Democratic reunion in Austin, with Alben Barkley Sam Rayburn Lyndon Johnson and Thornberry, aims to heal party rifts and bolster national campaigns in 1952.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
W. Lee O'Daniel
Price Daniel
Tidelands
Daniel
Bob Calvert
Roberts. Calvert
Austin
Robert W. Calvert
Hillsboro
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Jefferson
Jackson
Texas
Democratic Party
Alben Barkley
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Thornberry
Congress
Jobless Rolls Shrink as Experts Predict 1929 Boom Ahead
Washington reports show unemployment at about 1.5 million seeking work, with 3.5 million idle. Analysts expect a mid year drop to around one million as housing, defense spending, and wartime pensions boost prosperity, while graduates face scarce openings.
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Washington
White House
Suzie
Los Angeles
Upper Michigan
Cornment
Poat-Mall Syndicate, Inc
Questions and Answers from the Austin American
A column of brief Q and A exchanges covers topics from coal per acre foot averages to bullfighting breed weights and congressional pension rules. It notes the origin of the word politics in England, identifies the Sandy Hook lighthouse as the oldest operating light, explains grammar schools, lists US Navy aircraft carriers, and dates Seth Thomas clocks back to 1813 with early production details.
Truman lauds Acheson as best since Hughes
President Truman privately praised Dean Acheson for his work in London and predicted a barnstorming national report on foreign affairs. He highlighted Acheson’s influence on the British and noted disappointments with Justice Minton, while commenting on a wide range of political figures and issues from Kefauver to McCarthy.
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Washington
Truman
Dean Acheson
London
Charles Evans Hughes
Dean
Acheson
Barkley
Lucas
Rayburn
McCormack
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Sherman Minton
Otto Passman
Louisiana
Speaker
Wisconsin
Joe McCarthy
Senator Tydings
Maryland
Austria
Patterson
Estelle Gaines
Washington Times- Herald
Miss Gaines
Democratic National Committee
Malta
Irving Geist
Rome
Republican National Committee
Bud Kelland
Harrison Spangler
Taft
Broadway Gossips and Movie Stars in a Whirlwind
A roundup of entertainment news notes shifting stars and projects. Ezio Pinza and Mrs Pinza move from S Pacific to Hollywood while funding rumors swirl in Texas. Mae West and Jackie Robinson profits cited. Natters of radio retirements and police stories color the scene.
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America
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Editenrs
By Manning
BY Victor Riesel
Health Service
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Eye Street
Austin American Information
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Bureau of Mines
J.W.B. A
Spain
England
United States
Sandy Hook
N. J
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Brewster Island
Boston Harbor
Wres
Austin American Information Bureau
Eye St. NW
Washington, D.C
B.S.K
Ben Jonson
Midway
Franklin D., Roosevelt
Coral Sea
Seth Thomas
F.J. A
Drew Pearson
Malmedy
Battle of the Bulge
McCarthy
Army
State Department
Kefauver
Tennessee
Blair Bannister
Carter Glass
Virginia
Iowa
Guy Gillette
Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Gillette
Labor Peace
Dave Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers
AFL
Jacob Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
CIO
Frankie Costello
Frank Erickson
McFarland
Arizona
Sen
Sam Hobbs
Alabama
Hobbs
Davenport
Senator Lodge
FEPC
Turner Smith
Justice Department
Tax Division
Notre Dame
Henry GC Iler
US Employes Compensation Appeals Board
AFL American Federation of Government Employes
US Civil Service Commission
Chaif
John Coffee
Tacoma
Wash
Roly-poly
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Ben Goldman
Oscar Ewing
New York
Mcl Nutt
Theodore Spaulding
Philadelphia
Adam Powell
Harlem
William Dawson
Chicago
Broadway
Duchess of Windsor
Ezio
Pinza
Tony Martin
Riviera
Freddie Bartholomew
Alger Hiss
Mae West
Mae
Ed Wilcox
Flair
Fibber McGee
Molly
Sinclair Lewis
Liticos
Primo Carnera
Jackie Robinson
Beverly Michaels
Horseshoe Glamazon
MGM
Underworld
Lee Mortimer
Mirror
Manhattan
Nell
N. Y
Sing Sing
Pearl Bailey
Georges Guetary
Nanette Fabray
Bloomingdale
Man Against Crime
Carmen
Yorkville
Gene Kelly
M. Reibeisen
Follies
O’dwyer
Austin American
Aeeneeee
ASR
The
Austin Statesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
USA
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