Puritanism and Play Ties to Crime Warns UC Psychiatrist
San Francisco report on Dr. Herman Adler of the University of California linking Puritanism, lack of play, and reduced leisure to vice and crime. He urged public action to create organized, healthy recreation and group adventures to counteract restlessness, with focus on alcohol drugs gambling and environmental factors.
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San Francisco
Herman Adler
University of California
Stanford Medical School
California
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
Harvard University
Ilinois
Institute of Juvenile Research of
Chicago
Adler
Dinner Tonight Hosted by Mens Brotherhood at Congregational Church
An exceptionally good program is planned for the dinner meeting in the social rooms of the Congregational church tonight at 6 30. The men will prepare and serve the meal with the ladies of the congregation as guests.
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Congregational Church
Mystery of the Wax Museum Opens in Color Marvel
Warner Bros presenting The Mystery of the Wax Museum at Corona theatre. Critics hail its color photography and sensational prologue set in Condon with a wax figure sculptor. The film shifts to modern New York as the plot unfolds with crime and mystery.
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Warner Bros
Corona Theatre
Condon
New York
Twenty Four New Double Stars Found by Leonard
Los Angeles March 5 announces Dr. Frederick C. Leonard of the University of California Los Angeles astronomy department reports twenty four new double stars with micro metric measurements. discoveries span 1918 to 1923 with instruments at Yerkes Dearborn and Lick Observatory. total Leonard double star count rises to fifty five.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Frederick C. Leonard
Department of
Theniversity of California
Lick Observatory
Fruit Control Policy Outlined by Exchange Head
Exchange head lays out citrus policy to absorb normal production at fair returns. Key aims include limiting shipment volume, fair distribution, eliminating price cutting by California agencies, and removing surplus fruit from fresh channels. The article notes past efforts like lemon agreements, prorate plans, and Sunkist advertising, urging industry consolidation for effective regulation.
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California
Citrus Stabilization Committee
The
Farm Bureau
Associated Citrus Growers
Armstrong
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Exchange
Los Angeles
Sunkist
California Citrus League
Weston Trip East Promoted by Southern California Auto Club
The Touring Bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California proposes a 10 day trip to the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago this summer. Routes should include as many western national parks as possible and the club department plans similar itineraries for motorists.
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Chicago
The
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Club
War Debt Settlements Seen in Global Context
The piece reviews postwar debt settlements and proposals for final resolution, noting that many debtor nations delayed or refused further payments. It highlights a Bank of Manhattan Company compilation comparing original loans, settlements, and current statuses, with figures for Austria, Czecho Slovakia, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, and Yugoslavia. Russia stands as a large unresolved case due to nonrecognition by the United States.
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America
Bank of the Manhattan Company of New York
Austria
LA. Sa
Cence Ae
Ferien
Esse Cess
United States
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Italy
Czecho
Slovakia
Estonia
Finland
Greece
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Cuba
Liberia
Nicaragua
Armenia
Serbia
Russia
Lives Saved by Safety Measures in 1932 Report
National Safety Council says 9,500 Americans survived what would have been fatal accidents in 1932. Motor vehicle deaths fell 4,200 plus, public accidents from 20,000 to 18,000, home accidents 29,000 to 28,000, and industrial deaths from 17,500 to 15,000.
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Belgium
France
Britain
Une
Betty O
Taeoaeekeieis A
National Safety Council
Faculty Party Set in Woodshop for Tuesday Night
Masculine members of the high school faculty invite the women to a party in the wood shop tomorrow night. They justify the choice as a space with plenty of current entertainment. Women will handle a movie idea while men manage the “cats” with waffles as the pièce de résistance. No radios or phonographs allowed.
Be Kind to Animals Week Planned in Riverside County
Riverside County Humane Society prepares for Be Kind to Animals Week from April 17 to 28 with Humane Sunday on April 28. San Francisco SPCA secretary Matthew Brame urged California clergy to preach about kindness to animals on April 23.
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County
Riverside County Humane Society
Matthew Brcame
San Francisco Society For the Prevention of
California
Vessel Closure and Extended Visiting Hours for Old Ironsides
Prospective visitors to the U S Frigal Constitution Old Ironsides docked at San Pedro are advised the vessel will be closed to all persons on March 8 and 9 for crew cleaning before its Long Beach visit starting March 10. Visiting hours extended from 10:00 a m to 5 30 p m.
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U.S. Frigal Constitution
San Pedro
Long Beach
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