Entangled public funds spark Pennsylvania juvenile reform backlash
State Sen W Thomas Andrews claims a $100 daily public expense for a Center for Community Alternatives program, funded by federal and state sources totaling about $4 million, with the Center reporting $2.9 million received and $1.6 million spent. He pins the blame on Dr Jerome K, state children and youth commissioner, while noting consultants recruited from Illinois and Massachusetts amid a swirl of contracts and controversy surrounding Camp Hill juvenile custody reforms.
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Massachusetts
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Four Year Look Back From the 1920 Journal Nostalgia
A nostalgic montage recalls 1920-era life from Detroit to New York. It cites inflation era actions by railroad unions, contemporary prices for clothing and food, a gambling raid in Union City, new industry finds in Corry Jamestown, and a Versailles signing scene in Paris. The piece contrasts past and present, noting unchanged broad patterns but altered rules.
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Grand Theater
Uuion City
Cholen Ice
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Galt
Tigers
Ok Erie
Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
David Hillstrom
Paris
New York
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Hill
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Erie County
Washington
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Sylvia Porter on buying fish and avoiding spoiled products
The piece warns readers about buying fish and the limits of federal inspection. It notes that only a voluntary program covers about 30 percent of U.S. fish products and that many items lack inspection. It advises using sight, touch, and smell to judge freshness and mentions Grade A shields for top quality products.
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SeHich Covara & Tare
U.S
U.S. Department of Commerce
How to shop for fish and seafood
Advice on evaluating fresh and frozen seafood including live shells, freezer burn warnings, and proper labeling. Guidance covers whole versus dressed fish, breaded products, canned seafood quality, shrimp sizing, and tuna labeling to avoid spoiled or misrepresented items. Emphasizes checking cans, seals, and packaging integrity.
90-Proof Party Ends In Courtroom Comedy On Long Island
A bizarre tale on Long Island shows Andreotta and Sidney Schultz in a floating honeymoon saga marked by drunken driving, a rubber duck, and a misapplied legal defense. Schultz, a concert organist, played through chaos as a police probe led to a false-arrest claim and a humorous acquittal.
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Long Island
Andreotta
Sidney Shultz
The cautious lover and Hughes secret surveillance era
The article describes how billionaire Howard Hughes used a private team to monitor and pursue actresses and women including Elizabeth Taylor, Jane Leigh, Ava Gardner, Anne Bancroft, Jean Peters, and Miss Universe finalists. It details spying, license plate tracing, and a 24 hour photographer squad to capture unretouched images for his romantic pursuits.
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Howard Hughes
Hollywood
Mike Conrad
Conrad
Hughes
Elizabeth Taylor
Loran
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