Juvenile Delinquency Policy Proposals Loom in State and Nation
A series of Senate bills and federal aid proposals target juvenile delinquency. President Eisenhower backs strengthened state resources and a federal partnership, with funding starting at 3 million dollars this year and rising. Kefauver’s plan adds a 10 year training program and a Bureau of Juvenile Delinquency in HEW, plus tax exemptions for foster homes and interstate cooperation measures.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Congress
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Children’s Bureau
Office For Children and Youth
New York
Local Farm Injury And Early Week Notes From Corry Area
Dayton Snapp of B D I wit injured while loading logs on the Harry Jewell farm in Concord Township and taken to Hamet Hospital in Erie for a fractured shoulder and facial injuries. The report also notes booster dinner for the Chautauque Society in Corry and a silver tea hosted by St Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid. Corry High School lost to Youngsville 23 19 as Washington School attendance declined.
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Bottinelli-Rimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Square
Chicago & Bond
Detroit
Fiarta
Weightman
Philadel
Corry
Muni
Dayton Snapp
Harry Jewell
Concord Township
Hamet Hospital
Erie
FH. H. Keppel
Mott Street
St. Paul’s
Corry High School
Youngsville
War era child welfare notice and delinquency stats
During World War II recovery and the postwar period the U S Children's Bureau chief Dr. Martha M Eliot notes an upswing after the Korean hostilities. She admits delinquency statistics are impressive yet cites that last year about 18 million boys and girls aged ten to seventeen were not picked up by police for any crime.
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Martha M. Eliot
U.S. Children’s Bureau
Curfew Plan Aims to Curb Erie Juvenile Delinquency
Mayor Arthur Gardner will consider a city curfew to reduce juvenile crime after noting Meadville and national reports. He cites Chicago and St Louis where unescorted youths must be off streets by a set hour, claiming a drop in delinquency with strict enforcement. Captain Edward Williams warns of rising juvenile crimes amid police leadership concerns.
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ERIE
Arthur Gardner
Meadville
Gardner
Chicago
St. Louis
Edward Williams
Police Department
Erie Appoints Purvis Chief and Administrative Aide
George Purvis named Erie police chief after city council vote. He moves into the former chief’s office as council creates a six month administrative assistant to the mayor post. Salary set at 3250 dollars.
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Erie
George Purvis
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
William Donahue
Purvis
Joseph Walczak
Arthur Gardner
Charles Downing
Fire Leaves Centerville Family Homeless After Blaze
A Centerville seven room house was destroyed by a fire fueled by strong winds leaving Mr. and Mrs. George Lowther and their six children homeless. Estimated loss stood at $10,000 with only a sewing machine and stove saved. Officials cited a defective chimney as the cause. The family sought temporary shelter with relatives in Titusville.
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Centerville
Titusville
George Lowther
George
John
Rosina
Phillip
Assembly action looms on four topics in play
Lawmakers weigh immediate changes to primary dates from May 17 to July 19 with administration support but Gov. Leader deferring to legislators. A Senate bill is under scrutiny while Democrats argue vacationers could shift votes and weaken party strength. Philadelphia leaders oppose it. Unemployment compensation revisions face Senate review as Chamber of Commerce cautions about tax effects and fund health. Leader pushes a 12 member commission for govt reorganization with Republicans calling the plan an afterthought.
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Senate
Senate Elections Committee
Mahany
Philadelphia
Joseph 8. Clark Jr
Richardson Dilworth
Joseph M. Barr
House
John R. ‘Torquato
Isbor
State Chamber of Commerce
Charles C. Smith
Republicanpouse
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Mississippi
Texas
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Plaagecode
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Struit of
Dover
Bulova
Valentine
Stahl Jewelers
Gorry
Middle East
Independence
Donald Heath
Lett
Washington, D. C
United States
Lebanon
Henry A. Byroade
Woodburn, Ind
Egypt
Flye Rexall Drugs
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Dodd
Faille
Navy
Avocado
Black and Decker
ANON
North Center ST
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Somone
Forny
Sermion
Widmann & Teah, Inc
North Center Street
Dacron
McIntyre
Mall
Weston’s Bakery
East Main Street
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Werke
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Panas Wool Coe Ae
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