Work of Juvenile Court Defended by County Officials
The article reports at a Local Agencies meeting the Juvenile Court and county probation office work being defended. Lena Vogt of the county probation office emphasizes reform aims and cooperative efforts with agencies for prevention and child welfare.
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Dan Kruvdemer
Public Safety
New York
Grandfather's Right Winters Are Milder Says Weather Bureau
A muddled local weather feature notes the Weather Bureau predicts milder winters than in the past. Kin cer cautions that forecasts have limited relevance and cannot predict which winter will be severe. Old folklore and expert opinion clash as predictions loom.
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Weiters
Suds
Dave” Kovwer
Kincer
Weather Bureau
Fine Suspended If He Leaves City After Fight
Glenn Loller 35 of Rock Island was fined 100 dollars for disturbing the peace after a fight with Frank Jones 39 and Pearl Young 55, who were fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Several others received suspended sentences or small fines for intoxication and related disturbances.
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Glenn Loller
Rock Island
Loller
Frank Jones
Seventh Street
Pearl Young
Gog'ro Tefe
D Street
Swoowae Gren
Marv Wallisch
Ho Avenue NW
James Johnson
Third Street NW
Frank Paven
Ethel Wubler
Fourth Avenue SE
Illuminating Engineer Promotes Three-Second Eye Appeal Theory
James M. Ketch of Cleveland, a leading engineer with General Electra, outlined his three-second theory of seeing at a Roosevelt hotel meeting attended by over 1190 merchants and Chamber of Commerce members. He argued that display windows must attract attention within three seconds or fail, noting demonstrations that eighty five percent of impressions occur quickly.
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James M. Ketch
Cleveland
General Electra Company
Roosevelt Hotel
Doomtown
Mercantile Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Simo
Peace Jong
Lighting and display key to fast sales appeal
Speaker Ketch urged clear displays and strong lighting to capture attention in three seconds. He warned against crowding windows and endorsed a single, well-planned idea to sell merchandise. The talk was arranged by Iowa Electric Light and Power veterans E A Holloway and Earl Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketch
E. A Holloway
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Earl G. Nichols
Pope Denies Intervening to Delay Italy Sanctions
Vatican semi official report says Pope Pius has not moved to postpone sanctions against Italy. He has urged a peaceful, honorable solution and opposed measures that would worsen disturbances while remaining silent on concrete methods.
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Vatican City
INS
Pius
Italy
Rome
Births Report From Local Hospitals
A record of newborns in the area lists several births. Names include a daughter born to Dr and Mrs C H Stark at Mercy Hospital on No 14. a daughter to Mr and Mrs F G Revd at St Louis Hospital on No 14. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Toahn Blacnford at Tadje Hospital No 15. References to families Evelyn Hunt and Miss Evelyn Hunt, and mention of Rangaha and Cedar Rapids appear in the scrambled notes.
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C H Stark
D Avenue NE
Mercy
Evelyn Hunt
C. C Hunt
Cdar Rapids Barn
Toahn Blacnford
Tadd
St Cukes Hopital
Oxypen Laundering Soap Promises Whiter Clothes Fast
A historical advertisement touts Oxypen soap promising no scrub or bail and clothes that wash whiter in 100 consecutive washes. It claims vivid color safety for delicate fabrics and states the product yields thick suds instantly in hard water.
Facsimile Telegraphy Opens Buffalo New York Circuit
Western Union launched the first regular commercial facsimile circuit between Buffalo and New York. The system reproduces the original message at the receiving station whether typed or handwritten. Extension to other cities and transmission of drawings or manuscripts await rate and service condition decisions.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Buffalo
Miss Loring Murder Sculpts Cold Clues at Mount Ranier
Detectives in Mount Ranier Maryland reopen leads in the Corinna Loring case, one week after her garroted body was found in a secluded woods. Odds favor either solution or lingering mystery as cold clues are pursued. A secondary note mentions a railway engine’s tender capacity of 5,000 gallons of water.
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Mount Ranier
Corinna Loring
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