When Great Grandfather Was A Boy And Youth Today
DAVID TAYLOR MARKE AP Newsfeatures reviews how childrearing differs across eras. Dr. Tharlette del Solar of Teachers College cites adults failing to convey a balanced education, urging clearer parental goals and less harsh labeling. She notes that overly high standards and misread behaviors affect children’s self esteem and adjustment at school.
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Tempting Fate: Savannah Sheriff’s Son’s Watch Stolen
Ira Savannah reports Luther Ward accused of stealing Sheriff Ben Connor’s son’s watch while washing windows at Connor’s Savannah home. Ward is described as one of the most incantione inds seen by the sheriff. Police investigate and consider charges.
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Ira
Luther Ward
Ben Connor
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Teen Fashion Tricks from Judy Tyler of Teaneck
A 7 year old Miss Stardust winner demonstrates budget friendly style hacks. Judy Tyler shows how to transform berets into glam hats with pearl headbands and veils, and how to create multiple outfits by altering ribbons and bindings on sweaters and skirts.
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Judy Tyler
Teaneck
N. J
Judy
Bequest Granted Becomes Odd Police Arrest
In Columbus J T Greer, 51, entered police headquarters and asked to be arrested to sober up, and was taken into custody. In Memphis a mother hen laid claim to a unique nest, hatching two broods beneath the living room floor furnace.
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Columbes
Ga. UF
J. T. Greer
Memphis
Mike McGee
Alabama Farmers Call for Flood Control Measures
About 200 northeastern Alabama farmers in Huntsville pressed for drainage and flood control on the Flint and Paint Rock rivers. They cited crop losses from floods and urged federal projects, with Sen. Sparkman and Rep. Jones soliciting support. Col. Pence noted the hearings as a test for similar Southeast projects under flood control amendments, though no action has followed since World War II.
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A. W. Pence
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Bob) Jones
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Bed Ha
Beach Author Rex Beach Dies by His Own Hand
Sebring Florida AP reports funeral plans for Rex Beach the 72 year old novelist were delayed as relatives decided on arrangements. Doctors say Beach suffered throat cancer and had considered a writing career as recovery waned. His notable works include The World in Arms and other novels from earlier decades.
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Fla
Rex Beach
Beach
Fox Outwitted by Two St Bernard Dogs at Zoo
Reported incident shows two St Bernard dogs chasing a fox around a pen until exhausted. The big dogs pinned the fox from opposite sides after a chase, ending with the fox overtaken.
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Zoo
Reynaud
Relaya
Giant dam and lock to replace four obsolete locks
A Mobile District engineer outlined plans for a 21 million dollar dam and lock on the Warrior-Tombigbee waterway linking Mobile and Birmingham port. The project aims to speed up navigation with overburden excavation and an access road. Speakers include James E. Folsom and Rep. prank We Boykin, with bids taken for the first phase.
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Abbacus
Lis
Gea
Ting Ter Hill
Prank We Boykin
Mobile
Birmingport
Williams shoots Christine Brown after argument in Detroit
In Detroit, Wille Ey. Williams killed Christine Brown with a gun following a quarrel. The shooting occurred at close range and is described as self defense or murder awaiting official ruling. Eyewitnesses report the pair argued prior to the fatal shot.
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Wille Ey. Williams
Christine Brown
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