Gambling debate splits on legalization approach
Edward J. Mowery argues two schools of thought on America's gambling problem. One says gambling is inevitable like taxes and should be legalized and taxed to curb crime. The other warns legalization would stigmatize society and legitimize gambling in practice.
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Washington
America
National
Elamens
Virgil W. Peterson
Chicago Crime Commission
Gamblins
Peterson
Gambling and Delinquency Debate Paradox Shaped by Attitudes
Brooklyn College Professor Herbert Bleh criticizes double standards in American gambling policy calling it an American paradox. Leaders like Virgil W. Peterson and police officials weigh legalization vs prohibition, noting state control and enforcement limits while stressing the law enforcement role over moral judgments.
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Delinquency Council
Tare Rent Bulletin
Herbert A. Bleh
Brooklyn College
Sooiely
Whit
Spiro
Ayair
Troy
Pulte
Aifttehltou
Gambling Court Faces Corruption in New York
Judge John A. Murtagh criticizes gamblers court as turnstile justice amid corruption in enforcement. Wilson argues charity gambling remains a problem with police authority to suspend a day’s work, while experts insist rigid action is needed to curb illicit activities and moral norms guide the system.
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University of California
Police Administration
Wilson
Gamling
John AM. Murtagh
New York City
Murtagh
Ths
Psychological Gravity and Sales Tactics Revealed
A fragmentary article discusses using hypnosis and physical inertia in sales, urging advertisers to exploit natural habits and perceived gravity. It presents tests of alphabet tasks to illustrate mental processes and promotes a booklet, The New Psychology of Advertising and Selling, by Dr. Crane as essential for improving sales. It references a request to mail for the booklet with a stamped return envelope.
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Albert Nents
Jakewise
Boller
Hough
Rolfre
Crane
Vera Eichmann Returns to Argentina After Visit
Vera Eichmann, widow of Adolf Eichmann, arrived in Buenos Aires with her son Nass, saying she will travel to the small house he built. Eichmann, a key figure in the Nazi regime, was executed in Israel. The family had been visiting Germany.
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Argentina
Adalf Eichmann
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Vera Eichmann
Naas
Rama Hone
Days Alley
Israel
Disler
Nonviolence Training For Jackson Youth In 1960s Sit-Ins
About 24 Negro high school and college students gathered in an auditorium in Jackson Mississippi to learn nonviolent protest tactics. CORB worker David Denis led a class showing how to respond to white hostility during lunch counter sit-ins, including safe self protection and maintaining nonviolence amid provocation.
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Miss
Negra High
David Denis
Congress of Racial Finality
CORB
Couniers
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Foxy
Willie Robinson
Taylocwville
Herg
George Raymond
New Orleans
Jim
Earnestine Preaster
Traymond
Steve Rutledge
Cro _ton
Dennis
Inyiind
Tractor Plunge Kills Rancher in Calaveras County
A Calaveras County rancher died when his tractor plunged seven feet into an abandoned mine. Investigators said eight mule teams worked with a crane for 12 hours to recover the body near San Andreas.
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San Andreas
Calaveras County
Ran Andreas
Red China rewards defector pilot with gold and Ye fighter
The New China News Agency reported a Nationalist Chinese pilot defected to Red China and will receive 4000 ounces of gold and an American-made YE fighter. He will be promoted to major in the Red Chinese air force, with identification linked to Dacca East Pakistan. The report notes losses from last week’s cyclone in East Pakistan, with unclear casualty figures and missing slots.
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Tokyo
China
New China Mews Agency
Una
Peking
Dacca
East Pakistan
API
Hsu Ting
Lac
East
Paistan
Tuna Cannery to Shut Down Amid Poisoning Scare
San Difco California tuna cannery will close Tuesday after a food poisoning scare. Milton Filius, Westgate California general manager, says the shutdown will help the firm cover a $100,000 loss. Two Detroit women died in March from tuna poisoning, and other canneries may follow as public demand collapses.
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SAN Difco Capi
Milton Filius de
Westgate
Callornia Tana Minnoey
Detrail
March of Bonis
Francisca
Filius
Rancel
Cubs
Pacific
Nawner
Pacific Plan
California
Legalization of Gambling Under Public Control
The author argues gambling remains immoral yet urges legalization under public oversight.- Bring gambling out in the open to satisfy public desire and allow regulatory legislation. - The piece condemns prohibition as fostering corruption, urging the judiciary to end the current judicial farce.
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Stoyhl
Elileen
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Science unveils a new healing substance Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Reported cases show real shrinkage and rapid relief, with patients saying piles have ceased to be a problem. The discovery, from a world famous institute, is sold as Preparation Ha at drug counters.
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York, N.Y
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