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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1943

Page

11

Delinquency Rise Linked to School Vacation Says Welfare Official

Luventla notes juvenile delinquency rises fivefold in summer months when school is out. County welfare director Mire Calliza and Mrs Collins blame lack of recreation facilities and supervised programs. They urge more play rounds and preventive work, citing theft and vagrancy among youths aged 13 to 15, and say limited funds hinder countermeasures.

Childres Mire Calliza County Wuserteg Dothan Collins Ameshia Mra Collins Collins Aalé

Welfare official discusses juvenile delinquency and child labor rules

The welfare director explains cooperation with juvenile cases under the child labor law. A fourteen year old needs a work certificate and special permits exist for twelve year olds and ten year olds may deliver papers in town. Fulltime work requires completing eighth grade.

Sone Perenis Ssid

Trustees of Houston Schools Announced

Houston County School trustees named for the upcoming term include numerous local figures such as J. C. McCallister, W. M. Daughtry, C. C. McArthur, and J. E. Watford among others, listing trustees for Madrid, Vicksburg, Webb, Ashford, Rehobeth, Cottonwood, Columbia elementary and Columbia High School, with E. M. Culbreth and W. F. Oakley noted among the administration.

Hester Houston County Cay J. J. Rich Edd Crockett W. BR. Kelly Ardilla S. H. Balls C. C. Cutchena J. J. Napier A. T. Clark H. C. Taylor Cody Hayes Harmon A. C. Parrish R. C. Vickers W. W. Wafford Madrid Otisfixon Mra D. G. Andreas W. M. Lewis Norton M. Sellers F. P. Snell Columbia Elementary W. E. Rule A. N. Wilkergon Columbia High School E. M. Culbreth W. F. Oakley Henry Williams

Hemp shortage era finds whale oil aids spinning power

In 1832 a hemp scarcity led to the discovery that whale oil could power machinery for spinning. North Carolina produced about 70 percent of all bright leaf tobacco in the United States.

North Carolina United States

Negro Jailed Here In Meat Saw Theft

Garfield Tyson, a black employee of Faulkner Park ing Co., was arrested on a petty larceny charge for stealing a meat saw. He was held in the county jail in default of bond. The article notes Rhode Island’s official name as The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.

Garfield Tyson Faulkner Parking Co Rhode Island State of Providence

Russian drive grinds to Kharkov region gains

Soviet communique reports heavy German losses as Russian forces push from Kharkov toward Taganrog and Sevsk. Russians claim advances 6 to 13 miles, capture of 50 villages, and persistent counterattacks by Nazi units, with over 5,000 German dead and many tanks and planes lost.

Kharkov Taganrog Sith Orel Belgorod Karachev Khar Sevsk

Trains Collide At Little Falls Killing 1 and Injuring 135

A warp curve crash near Little Falls, New York, killed one and injured 135 as a Limited passenger train collided with a switch engine. Among the dead were 11 identified. many victims were women and children. Steam inhalation caused many fatalities, with relief aid provided at local sites. Engine crews described miscommunication and sudden braking as contributing factors.

Little Falls James Sanford Steuben Stantlyang American Legion Masonic Hall New York Rochester Janes E. Leroy Buffalo Limited Wayland B. J. Shields

City and county schools brace for war era changes

Barter, superintendent of schools, expects 5530 pupils in city schools and 2000 in county schools. The war has little effect on education. many elder students join armed forces and teachers cover gaps. War training, bond drives, and scrap drives are emphasized. Teacher institutes set for Sept 18 in Youngsville and Sept 20 at the senior high auditorium. North Carolina family size averages 4.9 persons, the highest in the United States.

Chasen North Carolina United

7000 Negro Pupils Expected In County Schools

Enrollment of about 2000 students is anticipated at four Negro schools for the 1943-44 term in an announcement by the County Superintendent. The list of schools includes Union, Pleasant Shade, Midway, Shady Grove, and others across the county.

Eolomos Jy Tion Rinth Pleasant Shade Gregiley Epann Midway Madris Vile St Walden Shady Gr Bex Union Wileon Donying Arts Ashford Zoe Crosby John MM Nebo

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